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libutil++ provides a number of C++ utility classes for items such as IP Address (v4/v6), Socket, Command Line, Compression, Encryption, Logging, String, Time, Interface, and Task classes.
Release Notes: This release adds full IPv6 support to Socket classes, adds json, c_json, xml, and c_xml helper functions to Variant, and changes the default log mask to LOG_DEBUG. It fixes the output of null Variants within an Object, libutilxx__package() and libutilxx__version, logic error in Socket::isUsable(), compiler warnings with Log's debug macros with NDEBUG set, and a bug with Process::getPath() not appending a null.
Character Recognition is an Android app that allows the user to take a photo (or use existing image files on the device) and then apply the Tesseract OCR engine to extract the text in the photo. It is currently supporting English text, but other language support will be added in the future.
Release Notes: This release adds a bugfix for training data downloads, which seemed to take longer than normal. The download progress dialog also now shows the percentage completed.
wger Workout Manager is a Web application that can manage your workouts, group them into schedules (A>B>C), and export them as PDFs or iCal files. It helps you keep a log of the weights lifted in the different exercises as well as your own body weight and can also create and manage your diet plans.
Release Notes: This release includes many new features and enhancements. There is a calendar view to to more easily check and add workout logs. A new "gym mode" with timer to log the workout while at the gym. Automatic email remainders for new workouts. iCal export to add workouts and schedules e.g. to Google calendar. A new exercise overview, grouped by equipment. The ability to write comments and rate workouts. A simplified form for new exercises. Alternative PDF export of workouts without tables for entering logs. A unified way of specifying the license of submitted content (exercises, etc.).
mcds is a command line tool primarily used as a search query plugin for mutt to query a carddav server.
Release Notes: Initial release.
Coq au Vin is a blogging engine written in Chicken Scheme. It is designed to appeal to users who have basic Web development skills (i.e., who know HTML and CSS), are able to install their own server-side software, and would rather edit a template than press 105 buttons to customize their sites.
Release Notes: This release does not introduce any major new features; it is focused mainly on making a more robust and secure product. It moves the FastCGI interface from the examples collection to the core library. HTTP responses are now generated using intarweb. Secured resources, such as the article edit form, are now accessible via HTTPS only (with strict TLS enforced). Session cookies have been made more secure with the addition of the 'Secure' and 'HttpOnly' parameters.
Gitblit is a pure Java stack for managing, viewing, and serving Git repositories. It's designed primarily as a tool for small workgroups which want to host centralized repositories.
Release Notes: Tickets feature: issue tracker and branch-based pull requests. A mirroring service. Bugfixes.
4MLinux is a miniature Linux distribution focusing on four capabilities: maintenance (by using it as a system rescue live CD), multimedia (for example, for playing video DVDs), miniserver (using the inetd daemon), and mystery (meaning console games).
Release Notes: This release has a wide set of applications for playing (MPlayer SVN-r36573 with SMPlayer and SMTube SVN-r5993, Qmmp 0.7.5, xine 1.2.4, TiMidity++ 2.14.0, MikMod 3.2.5), decoding/encoding (FFmpeg Git-2014-01-11, FLAC 1.3.0, GStreamer 0.10.36, LAME 3.99.5, MAD 0.15.2b, MEncoder SVN-r36573, VorbisTools 1.4.0, WavPack 4.70.0), recording (Audacity 2.0.5, SoX 14.4.1), and ripping media (cdparanoia III 10.2, cdrkit 1.1.11, dvd+rw-tools 7.1, DVD Shrink 220.127.116.11, xorriso 1.3.4). XPaint 18.104.22.168, XPdf 3.03, and Ghostscript 9.10 (with GNU gv 3.7.4) are also included.
RSyntaxTextArea is a syntax highlighting, code folding text editor. It has support for over 30 programming languages and is completely customizable. By extending JTextComponent, it easily integrates into any Swing application and provides an easy way to add syntax highlighting to a program.
Release Notes: This release adds syntax highlighting for .htaccess files, adds code completion for CSS files, improves bracket matching and auto-indentation, adds several other new features, and fixes a few bugs.
KitCreator is a simple build system for creating a Tclkit. It was created to ease creation of Tclkits. A Tclkit is, briefly, a single-file executable that contains Tcl (both the interpreter and all the resources it requires to operate) and other Tcl-related packages (such as Tk or Incr Tcl).
Release Notes: This release adds an icon to the VFS which can be replaced by the user and adds many optional components which can be built into TclKit.
Pride combines bash scripts, zenity, ant, ImageMagick, and the Android tools to create a fast and simple POSIX alternative for Android development. It provides all the basic commands (clean, build, release, etc.) of other Android IDEs. But it is primarily a robust and simple injection framework. Injections from methods to clusters of activities are easily created from existing code and can then be injected into any project. Pride can also be used to batch build, load, or release multiple projects and can update class and resource files among projects that use the same objects or resources.
Release Notes: A workaround was added to pr_stripImages.sh in order to overcome a bug in Android lint. Lint only identifies the first occurrence of unused resources, so its raw output is insufficient for identifiying all unused images.
Eric is a full featured Python and Ruby editor and IDE, written in Python. It is based on the cross platform Qt GUI toolkit, integrating the highly flexible Scintilla editor control. It is designed to be usable as an everyday quick and dirty editor as well as being usable as a professional project management tool, integrating many advanced features that Python offers the professional coder. Eric includes a plug-in system, which allows easy extension of the IDE functionality with plug-ins downloadable from the net. Current stable versions are Eric4 based on Qt4 and Python 2 and Eric5 based on Python 3 and Qt4.
Release Notes: This release adds bug fixes.
chunkit is a console client for the file hosting service chunk.io, aka 'File upload for hackers'. It allows to upload files directly from your console, features automatic chunking of large files, and produces Manifest files to easily share data with fellow hackers.
Release Notes: This release adds support for long options and handlers for HTTP request exceptions.
GMLP is an API for processing markup from one language to another. It is designed to not know nor care about what a markup language is. It reads a number of newline terminated strings and outputs them through a set of regular expressions that define the from and to markup language. There is currently one dataset, but it is easy to write your own conversion tables.
Release Notes: This release includes a very cool way of converting "block" (multi-line) markup by adding a function handler. It fixes the problem with version 0.9 and allows for even more flexibility, and it reduces size and complexity. It also now detects CRs in the text.
Vendetta Online is a multi-platform 3D space-combat MMO for Windows, Mac, Linux/32 and Linux/64. The game permits players to interact in a vast online galaxy; fighting, trading, and mining their way to success. A "twitch" type real-time combat model makes true player skill the deciding factor instead of character advancement. Massive capital-ship battles shake the foundations of the major nations at war, while others struggle to push back the encroachment of the AI "Hives". A no-strings free trial is available.
Release Notes: Group owner's mines will no longer detonate on other group members if the mines were layed before the group was created. Mines will no longer detonate on a group member if the member joined the group while in the proximity of the mine. This release fixes Voice Chat cross-talk.
Libgta implements the Generic Tagged Arrays (GTA) file format. GTAs can store any kind of data in multidimensional arrays, optionally with simple tags to store rich metadata. GTAs are streamable and support mupltiple compression methods. Uncompressed GTAs allow easy out-of-core data access for very large arrays.
Release Notes: Support was added for building libgta with CMake, as an alternative to the GNU autotools. The GNU autotools files have been updated.
mpop is a small, fast, and portable POP3 client. Its features include header-based email filtering (filter junk mail before downloading it), delivery to mbox files, maildir folders, or a mail delivery agent, a very fast POP3 implementation, many authentication methods, and good support for TLS/SSL.
Release Notes: This release fixes a minor bug in command line parsing.
msmtp is an SMTP client with a sendmail compatible interface. It can be used with Mutt and other MUAs. It forwards messages to an SMTP server which does the delivery. Features include various SMTP AUTH methods, TLS/SSL-encrypted connections (including support for client certificates), support for multiple accounts, DSN, and IPv6 support.
Release Notes: This release parses command line recipient addresses as if they appeared in mail headers, which gives more flexibility and increases compatibility.
GMLP is an API for processing markup from one language to another. It is designed to not know nor care about what a markup language is. It reads a number of newline terminated strings and outputs them through a set of regular expressions that define the from and to markup language. There is currently one dataset, but it is easy to write your own conversion tables.
Release Notes: This release simply bypasses a single function that needs a little more work.
Asciidia generates bitmap or vector files from simple ASCII diagrams. It was inspired by ditaa but has a plugin based architecture, which allows it to draw specialized diagrams. Currently-supported diagram types are simple ASCII diagrams and directory trees. Asciidia can directly output SVG and MVG. For additional file formats, an ImageMagick installation is required.
Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs introduced in the previous release.
dvtm brings the concept of tiling window management, popularized by X11-window managers like dwm, to the console. As a console window manager, it tries to make it easy to work with multiple console based programs like vim, mutt, cmus, or irssi. dvtm is intended to be used where X11 isn't available or over SSH. In conjunction with dtach, it can be seen as a lightweight alternative to GNU screen.
Release Notes: This release gets rid of window decorations if only one window exists. The lock screen functionality has been removed, and the redraw logic after terminal resizes improved. There are a few new key bindings. Scrolling up and down now function without any modifier key by means of Shift-Page{Up,Down}. Mod+Tab switches to the previously-focused window.
CodeQuery is a tool for indexing and then querying or searching C, C++, Java, Python, Ruby, and Go source code. It builds upon the databases of cscope and ctags, which are processed by the cqmakedb tool to generate a CodeQuery database file. This can be viewed and queried with a GUI tool. The features include auto-completion of search terms and visualization of function call graphs and class inheritance. The following queries can be made: Symbol, Function or macro, Class or struct, Functions calling this function, Functions called by this function, Class which owns this member or method, Members and methods of this class, Parent of this class (inheritance), Children of this class (inheritance), Files including this file, and Full path for file.
Release Notes: This release fixes a Java and Ruby syntax highlight bug and a bug which caused the database file combobox to become too large due to very long filenames.
Pride combines bash scripts, zenity, ant, ImageMagick, and the Android tools to create a fast and simple POSIX alternative for Android development. It provides all the basic commands (clean, build, release, etc.) of other Android IDEs. But it is primarily a robust and simple injection framework. Injections from methods to clusters of activities are easily created from existing code and can then be injected into any project. Pride can also be used to batch build, load, or release multiple projects and can update class and resource files among projects that use the same objects or resources.
Release Notes: A Mimicry Activity was added to the injections. This allows ListActivities to be displayed as mixtures of grids, headers, and list elements without introducing additional GridViews, custom header views, etc. The injection comes with an ImageAdapter which serves as an example for other adapters used in the grid elements of the view.
TreeLine is used to organize and store text data in a tree structure. It is well suited to keeping track of many different types of information. Each node of the tree can contain several defined fields, forming a mini-database. The format of each node can be defined, and the output can be shown on the screen, printed, or exported to HTML. The tree structure is navigated and edited in the left pane of the window, while various views of the child data are shown and editable in the right pane. The data is stored in XML text files. TreeLine is based on the PyQt library.
Release Notes: This is another unstable development snapshot of the full rewrite of TreeLine in Python 3. It includes many new features and bugfixes. It's still not entirely complete, but it's far enough along to be usable for most users. Testing is appreciated.
catnip is a tiny network packet mirroring tool. The server (source) is not based on libpcap and, when compiled and stripped, makes the binary smaller than 20kiB. This makes it very suitable for embedded environments where a libpcap-based tool, typically 100kiB for just libpcap and 500kiB for tcpdump, would be simply too large. What makes catnip stand out from other small packet capturing tools is that it presents the remote systems interface as a local TUN/TAP interface, but additionally can apply a BPF filter at the remote end to send to you only the traffic you are interested in.
Release Notes: This release moves to presenting a TUN/TAP interface on the client. Packets which appear on the local interface are packets from the remote system mirrored to you, after an optional BPF filter has been applied.
The Intel Software Development Emulator is a functional emulator for new and upcoming instruction set extensions. The emulator is based on the Pin dynamic binary instrumentation system (and XED). It emulates the new instructions in the SSE4, AES, PCLMULQDQ, and RTM, BMI1, and BMI2 Intel AVX, AVX2, and AVX512 instruction set extensions. This allows developers to gain familiarity with Intel's upcoming instruction set extensions.
Release Notes: This release fixes Quark handling of the PAUSE instruction.


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Google's Computers Are Making Thousands as Artists
If art is what makes us human, how come Google's bots can do it too? Google's artificial intelligence, or shall I say "painters," raked in thousands for charity over the weekend in San Francisco at an art show called "DeepDream: The art of neural networks." The computers weren't working completely alone though. A team of researchers and artists from Research at Google fed them images to produce the art. For more on robots, watch: Then the computers set to work, creating pictures of spiraling vortexes and psychedelic-looking towers, morphing animal faces, and colorful landscapes. At the auction Friday night, the priciest of the 29 artworks went for as much as $8,000, The Wall Street Journal reports. (If you want to see the Google robotic "artists" in action, you can generate…
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North Korea Opens Door to Talks with US
(PYONGYANG, North Korea) -- After months of threats, North Korea is seemingly turning to diplomacy to end disputes with its neighbors and the West.
The latest instance of this supposedly new tact from Pyongyang came Sunday as a government agency suggested bilateral talks with Washington about possibly ending its nuclear ambitions in the future.
North Korea's National Defense Commission, which is run by leader Kim Jong-un, said as long as the U.S. sets no preconditions for talks, it could select the venue and date for a meeting.
Washington views such overtures with a cautious eye since Pyongyang has offered olive branches in the past, only to pull them away just as suddenly.
In talks with North Korea last year, the U.S. promised 240,000 tons of food aid if Pyongyang suspended its weapons programs. However, the launch of a long-range missile just a few months later ended the agreement.
More recently, North Korea and Japan have instigated talks with China about rebooting discussions regarding its nuclear programs. However, talks with South Korea fell apart when the two sides couldn't agree on the seniority of delegations.
What ultimately might kill off any meeting between Washington and Pyongyang before it begins is the National Defense Commission's insistence that any dismantling of its nuclear programs must be linked to a similar nuclear weapons reduction in the entire region.
Meanwhile, a National Security Council spokeswoman says that the U.S. hopes to have "credible negotiations" with North Korea.
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WNB Golf Classic Notebook: Hoffman's strong showing earns him break from qualifying
Published 7:32 pm, Sunday, September 23, 2012
Morgan Hoffmann's week at the WNB Golf Classic began last Monday, and he wasn't quite sure where he would be playing this week.
When his week ended Sunday, Hoffmann was frustrated with a rough weekend that saw him finish at even par over the Saturday and Sunday rounds and end up in sixth place, but he also won't have to qualify Monday for at least another week on the Web.com Tour.
Hoffmann will be playing next week at the Chiquita Classic in Charlotte, N.C. without having to qualify Monday after his finish here in Midland as he's earned temporary status, and that was a bright spot for the former Oklahoma State All-American.
"It's going to be great, and I'm going to take advantage of the opportunity next week," Hoffmann said. "I've got a bunch of friends in Charlotte, and it will feel like home. I'm excited."
Hoffmann shot a total of 12-under par over the first two days of the tournament as Friday's leader, and those rounds came after shooting a 62 to qualify on Monday. But he played the final two days at even par with a 2-under 70 on Saturday and a 2-over 74 on Sunday.
"You know, I've got to figure out the weekend, because it's been a struggle for me," said Hoffmann, who is 23 years old. "I don't know why, but I'm going to see my coach and talk about it and get it right."
First-round leader Aaron Goldberg left the course Sunday at MCC with a smile on his face after rebounding from a rough day Friday. Goldberg shot a 68 on Sunday, and finished it with a chip-in for birdie from the rough on No. 18 to end up at 15-under.
That shot completed a day where Goldberg moved from fifth to fourth on the final standings, and helped make up for a 73 on Friday.
But it was the $24,200 he earned that was even bigger as Goldberg jumped from 53rd to 42nd on the money list. Goldberg has some work to do to get into the top 25, but he's solidly in the top 60, which gives the players status on next year's Web.com Tour.
"I've been playing good this year, or the pieces have been good this season, but I just haven't been putting the scoring together and tournaments together," said Goldberg, who is a native of Encitas, Calif. "It's nice to get some results out of it this week."
Brett Wetterich had one of the better rounds Sunday with his 5-under 67 as he finished in a tie for fourth. But his round also completed a solid weekend for a player that has been looking for one in 2012.
Wetterich made the cut for the third time this year in 11 tournaments, and garnered his best finish so far this season. He vaulted from 178th on the money list to 118th by earning $24,200 this weekend after finishing 15-under par for the tournament.
Wetterich had six birdies on Sunday, and a bogey on No. 15, and he said other than that bogey it was a good weekend.
"It's coming at a good time, and I played great this week, and last week I played good," Wetterich said. "You do know when you are in my position you only have a few more tournaments to do something good because if not I have to go to Q-School. I'm going to keep this mind frame I'm in right now, and I feel like I'm playing good."
The 15th and 16th holes tied for the hardest hole Sunday as 15 had an average score of 5.221 and 16 was 3.221. The overall scoring average Sunday was 71.309. ... The hardest hole of the weekend was No. 10 as the average score was 4.177. The overall scoring average for the week was 71.872. ... Luke Guthrie became the second player to win in back-to-back weeks on the Web.com Tour this year as Ben Kohles won two straight events in July and August. It was also the first time since 2004 that the tour has seen two back-to-back winners in a single season. ... Luke List finished tied for 14th this week and earned $9,075 and now leads the Web.com Tour money list and moved ahead of Casey Whittenberg on the money list.


text: (going over the other comments, thanks a lot for taking a good lookAndrew!)On Wed, Mar 29 2006, Andrew Morton wrote:> - Please don't call it `len'. VFS has to deal with "lengths" which can> be in units of PAGE_CACHE_SIZE, fs blocksize, 512-bytes sectors or bytes,> and it gets confusing. Our liking for variable names like `len' and> `count' just makes it worse.> > If it's in units of pages then call it `npages'. If it's in bytes then> call it `nbytes'.Hmm well I usually use 'len' or something like that when it's a baseunit, like bytes. If it was in units of pages or something I agree itwould be confusing.> What _is_ it in units of, anyway? I guess bytes, since it's size_t.> > I assume all this lenning:> > unsigned int this_len;> > this_len = buf->len;> if (this_len > len)> this_len = len;> > is dealing with bytes too. You'll be wanting a size_t in there.But buf->len is unsigned int to begin with.> - I think the `size_t left' in do_splice_to() can overflow if f_pos is> sufficiently different from i_size.They're both loff_t.> - In pipe_to_file():> > - Shouldn't it be using GFP_HIGHUSER()?> > - local variable `index' should be unsigned long or, for clarity> value, pgoff_t.Fixed.> - Incoming arg `pos' should be loff_t?Fixed> - It's racy against truncate(). After running ->readpage and> lock_page(), need to check for page->mapping == NULL.Indeed, fixed.> - There's a duplicate flush_dcache_page().Doh, fixed.> - Why does it run write_one_page()??? (Don't tell me. I'll work it> out when I see the commented version ;))Can probably go, will re-check!> - I worry a bit about the assumption in one place that a non-zero> return from commit_write() indicates an error, whereas another place> assumes that a negative return is an error. We had problems in the> past where some a_ops implementations decided to return small positive> numbers from prepare_write() or commit_write() a_ops, which broke> stuff. They shouldn't be doing that now, but it's a thing to watch out> for.I'll just check for < 0 and be safe.> - Bug. If write_one_page() returned an error, it still unlocked the page.Ok, I guess that could be a future but (it can't fail with !wait now).> - In pipe_to_sendpage():> > - local variable `offset' is ulong, but elsewhere you've used uint. > The latter is better.Fixed.> - Again, incoming arg `len' is confusing. I _think_ it's actually> "number of bytes to be moved from this page". A comment which explains> these things would be nice, and perhaps a better name (bytes_to_send?)It's bytes, yes. Comment added.> - Should incoming arg `pos' be loff_t? That would give it some meaning.Yes changed with the pipe_to_file() change since it modified the actortypedef anyways.> - Why does it use PAGE_SIZE and PAGE_SHIFT rather than PAGE_CACHE_*?Fixed, the other places used PAGE_CACHE_*.> - In generic_file_splice_read():> > - nonatomic modification of f_pos. Is i_mutex held? (see> generic_file_llseek())Fixed.> - Darnit, we carried `flags' this far and ended up not using it. > (What _does_ flags do, anyway? Reads on..)It'll be passed to the actor next! Will probably change some of theactor args into a little struct instead of passing so many variables.> - In __generic_file_splice_read():> > - local variable `index' is ulong, could be pgoff_t (for clarity)Fixed.> - local variable `offset' could be uint (it is uint elsewhere, and> might generate better code).Fixed.> - local variable `pages' could be uint (but watch out for overflow!!).Fixed.> A better name might be nr_pages (matches find_get_pages()). Then,> local variable `array' can be renamed to `pages', which is all much> better.Agree, fixed.> - whoa. We move the pages into the pipe while they're still under> read I/O. Is that deliberate? (pls add nice comment).It's fine, you need to call ->map() to get at it anways, which will lockthe page.> - These pages can get truncated at any time they're unlocked. Does> the code cope with all that?I guess page_cache_pipe_buf_map() needs the same ->mapping check?> - hm. What happens if the pages which find_get_pages() returned are> not contiguous in pagecache? I think your `pages' array gets all> jumbled up.Hmm please expand.> - In move_to_pipe()> > - Suggest you rename `pages' to `nr_pages', `array' to `pages'. And> `i' to `page_nr'.Done (except 'i').> - local var `bufs' could be renamed `nrbufs' to align with> pipe_inode_info and could be made uint.> > - Do we actually need local var `bufs'? It seems to be caching info->nrbufs.Cleaner that way, imho.> - release_pages() might be faster than one-at-a-time page_cache_release()We should not hit that case very often. Not sure how to handle the'cold' right now, so I'll just leave it.-- Jens Axboe-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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Screenwriter Tony Gilroy Onboard for 'Bourne 4'
Tony Gilroy, the screenwriter for the original Bourne trilogy, has signed on to write the treatment for The Bourne Legacy, the planned fourth installment of the franchise. Gilroy joins Frank Marshall and Pat Crowley, who have returned to produce.
Despite the positive momentum, not all of the original pieces are in place. Actor Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass have yet to sign on to the project, and Damon has stated that he will only participate if Greengrass directs. Then again, people say a lot of things. My old girlfriend said we'd be together forever, but as soon as she got the starring role in Precious, she dropped me like an empty Taco Bell wrapper. Be careful, Greengrass. It could happen to you! (Deadline)


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Main Course Recipes
Pasta Shells Stuffed with Porcini Mushroom Walnut Pesto
This is a vegetarian pasta dish that even a meat lover won't be able to resist. The porcini mushrooms add a rich, meaty flavor to the pesto, and the walnuts provide a crunchy kick. You could serve the pesto with any pasta, but I like the pasta shells because of their presentation value.
As an added bonus, the pesto is not only really easy to make, but will keep very well in the freezer. Make some extra and you'll be able to whip up a quick meal when you're in a hurry.
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Vietnamese-Style Stuffed Tomatoes (Tomates Farcies)
A lot of Vietnamese dishes are inspired by French cuisine, because Vietnam was a longtime colony of the French empire. Tomates farcies (cà chua nhồi thịt in Vietnamese) is no exception. In Vietnam, it is referred to as cà tomates farcies, which literally translates to "stuffed tomatoes tomatoes"!
Traditional French stuffed tomatoes are filled with garlic bread crumbs, chair à saucisse and chopped jambon de Bayonne (sausage meat and prosciutto). The Vietnamese version uses the same filling as meat eggrolls.
I used veal for its low fat content as well as its texture and color for this dish. And most important, it cooks pretty fast. You can certainly use any other meat, such as ground beef.
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Orange-Flavored Fried Tofu with Water Chestnuts
I felt like making my vegetarian sweet and sour pork recipe today, but I didn't have any pineapples on hand. Sweet and sour sauce is very versatile; you can substitute many tart fruits in place of the pineapple, such as oranges, plums or green mangoes. I had a number of sweet oranges on hand, so I used them instead.
The dish turned out to be a big hit. I think it's important to have at least a few recipes in your repertoire that are easy to modify depending on what you have in your pantry. This particular sauce goes great with chicken as well, so if, like me, you have to cater to both meat eaters and vegetarians, you can make one sauce for two dishes.
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Wild Rice and Orzo Salad with Maple Vinaigrette
This dish is really three recipes in one. I combined my wild rice, kidney bean salad and orzo pasta salad recipes together to make a light and healthy meal. The maple vinaigrette helps tie everything together.
I usually make orzo pasta salad for parties and picnics, but we've been having a heat wave here and we all felt like eating something cool. The addition of kidney beans for protein and wild rice for fiber makes the dish more of a complete meal. If you have some leftover roast chicken, you can dice or shred it and add it to the salad as well.
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Mediterranean Mini Pizza with Cannellini Beans and Roasted Red Bell Pepper Hummus
I made a hummus pizza a few days ago and I felt like recreating a sandwich version of the dish with a bunch of Mediterranean ingredients. The problem was that I only had pita bread at home. I could have created a pocket in the bread and stuffed it, but I decided to place the ingredients on top of the pita bread to create a meal that resembled a pizza.
Following the Mediterranean theme, I made a cannellini bean and roasted red bell pepper hummus-like spread and topped it with Greek feta cheese, capers, sun-dried tomatoes, arugula, pickled shallot, black olives and marinated artichoke hearts. For the meat lovers out there, I would add some cubes of lamb kebabs.
I'm sure you've heard of 30-minute meals, but this took me 10 minutes, tops. Try this recipe the next time you're in a hurry. Beat that, Rachael Ray!
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Arnason Back At Center, Brown To Wingby Staff Writer / Chicago Blackhawks
The Tyler Arnason experiment at wing appears to be over, for now anyway.
Blackhawks coach Trent Yawney moved Arnason back to center at practice Thursday alongside wingers Rene Bourque and Michael Holmqvist. With Arnason returning to center, Yawney shifted Curtis Brown to wing with Jim Dowd and Andy Hilbert. Yawney hopes the moves will provide a spark for both players.
[Arnason] was fairly consistent up until the Dallas game," said Yawney, who had a lengthy discussion with Arnason at the tail end of practice. "He didn't play very well in the Dallas game and he didn't play much in the 1st period against Nashville, but he responded in the 2nd and 3rd."
Curtis Brown has 1 goal and 3 assists this year and is on pace for a career low in points.
"With Brownie, we'll try to get him going," Yawney said. "We need a little more out of Curtis Brown than killing penalties."
Ruutu, Daze progressing: Tuomo Ruutu (back) skated with the team for the entire practice Thursday and said he felt good afterward. "He's making some progress," Yawney said. "We don't want him to have contact just yet. But there was a lot of skating and handling the puck, which he needs." Yawney said the next step would be putting Ruutu in situations where he has to fight through traffic and fight for position. "Contact would be the last progression." Ruutu was officially named to Finland's Olympic team Thursday. Defenseman Jaroslav Spacek will represent the Czech Republic for the third time in his career.
Eric Daze also skated with the team Thursday but did not take shots or participate in the entire practice.
Consistency is key: Pavel Vorobiev was a healthy scratch Wednesday against Nashville, but was back on the top line with Mark Bell and Kyle Calder Thursday. "He's just got to commit to being the player he was early on -- fighting through some traffic and wanting the puck," Yawney said. "He needs to have the puck to be effective, and the last couple of games you don't notice him. When you don't notice Pav, obviously he doesn't have the puck."


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Hey, everyone.
So, I'm currently working on a few stories:
-ZomPoc Diaries: a jounral-entry style story detailing the preparation efforts, and survival of a group of people through the Zombie Apocalypse. (Name subject to change. I've yet to find any name I like.)
-Apex: a Need for Speed: Pro-street fan fiction
-a few original stories as well.
A bit about myself:
I'm a recent college grad, I've got an Associates degree in Automotive Technology, and an Associates Degree in Computer-Aided Drafting and Design.
I'm a Huge gearhead. I love Cars, and everything related.
-Cars: Import cars. Mainly Japanese. I also love exotics, supercars, hyper cars...anything with an engine, 4 wheels and the capability to exceed 80 mph with relative ease.
-Movies: Action, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Thriller, Horror (Zombies), Comedies, Romantic Comedies (When watching with the GF)
-Writing: I've started many, many stories, but have run out of inspiration to finish them. Perhaps I'll post some of them up.
-Reading: Zombie fiction, Sci-fi, fantasy, car tech manuals, etc.
-Music: I love electronic music, as well as Instrumental, and Orchestral Scores. I'm currently into DubStep, Drum and Bass, Hardstyle, and such. I've been listening to Lindsey Stirling (check out her "Crystalize" video on Youtube. It's Amazing) lately, and am loving it. Trance Violins Dubstep elements = EPIC. She also does a cover of the "Dovahkiin" song from Skyrim.
I'm fairly proficient in the area of Grammar and English, so if you need an editor / Beta reader, let me know. U usually have spare time during the day to read and edit. A good portion of my story was written on my laptop during slow portions of my work day.
I enjoy video games as well. I play on PS3, and am often on PSN in the evenings. I play mostly Gran turismo 5 and Skyrim, with some Grand Theft Auto 4 thrown in.


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Discussion in 'People Photography' started by MelodySoul, Oct 15, 2009.
c&c appreciated
melodysoul....in first the face is at wrong angle, not so much down or we will have to turn our monitor or ourselves to see her face....
second is awesome and lighting is good.
aw dang i was hoping to see a TRASHED dress! I MEAN TRASHED!
i agree about the angle in the first.
Hmm...well I personally like the angle of everything in the first picture. The only thing I would like is a little more light on her face....looks kind of dark compared to the rest of her and the dress.
Second picture is nice. Only thing on that one is that I find the stairs on the left a little distracting. I'm guessing that it was a tight scene though and that there was stuff on the other side preventing you from composing it differently....or it could be cropped if it wasn't already fairly tight for a full body shot.
Thanks for the comments. I actually wanted her head tilted back like that but I see how it does seem off, maybe if she was looking up instead of at the camera and we saw only her profile it would have worked better. Also yeah it needs more light on the face. As for the thing in the second photo (I think it's a door), it's been driving me crazy too. It's the wall of a demolished barn and there was junk everywhere around it.
I think one of my biggest problems is rushing, the models (friends) did this as a favor to me and it was so cold out that I didn't want to keep them too long. I think sometimes I need to worry a little less about the comfort of others and focus more on getting the shot, but it's hard when you are working with people you know and care about.
well . . . if the model isn't happy and she isn't a pro, then chances are it'll show in the photos. so unless your going for that cold and miserable look and are using amateur models, then its probably good to keep them happy!
good point
I think you missed the mark completely here. Tell us what you were going for.
For me I see two different shots of women in their wedding dress. Not sure why one is in a garden. Not sure why the other is in an abandoned building with her eyes closed. Not seeing the trash the dress part because the dress appears to be in tact.
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Mobile is a state of mind. It's always on as both device and conduit, not just a channel or standalone advertising you can buy off the shelf.
To get to grips with mobile marketing you need to really go back to the basics of 'consumer first' marketing. If you understand the user journey on any piece of marketing activity, you could probably find a way that mobile could be used to encourage a better outcome.
Just as marketing has many elements (PR, advertising, shopper, experiential and so on), so does mobile. It should all be integrated to make the consumer journey one of ease and fulfilment. But start at the beginning; step one is to properly understand its components:
- Websites – the normal non-responsive site is probably no good and the responsive site may not be device-optimised. The first question should always be, what is the site trying to do?
- Apps – too many brands have gone 'apptastic' without understanding why. Again, what role does an app need to play? Remember that you're asking a consumer to do a lot by downloading it and keeping it on valuable real estate.
- Messaging – avoid spamming and ensure you're always 'invited in'. You should be getting to the people who actually want to have a relationship with your brand or product.
As with other media, a call to action can move people along the user journey and nearer to the objective: a chance to visit a URL, text to a short code, scan a QR code and so on. You're nudging people to visit somewhere else that you own – maybe your social page or your store or your partner retailers.
But the main things are the objectives and the user journey. Work with your big idea (you don't need separate approaches for ATL, digital and mobile) and then bring it to life by using the marketing tools and trackers at your disposal.
To create a user journey that nudges and rewards you must know how these tools all work – so know which platforms need to be talking together and what takes up the consumer's time. Will they download an app to scan something off pack in the moment? Will they enter loads of info on sheets? Will they take photos and upload them somewhere?
You need to know how consumers use their mobiles – not just for themselves for sharing with friends but for brands as well. How far along the purchase path will they go in your particular sector?
Of course, there's the fun stuff too, like location-based mobile marketing or virtual/augmented reality. But just because you can do these doesn't mean you should. The 'consumer first' approach has to take priority, followed by bringing in the tools that will best fit, engage and amplify the idea to hit the campaign's objectives.
Speaking commercially, this means you minimise wastage over time. You get into discussions with people that want to get into those conversations, thus spending money on the right relationships and allowing people to have an easier, richer and more rewarding brand experience.


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We have also added three new borehole stations, with NSF support, at the NW end of the network as part of the SAFOD project to improve resolution of the structure, kinematics and monitoring capabilities in the SAFOD drill-path and target zones. Figure 6.1 illustrates the location of the drill site, the new borehole sites, and locations of earthquakes recorded by the initial and upgraded/expanded HRSN.
The three new SAFOD stations have a similar configuration as the original upgraded 10 station network and include an additional channel for electrical signals. Station descriptions and instrument properties are summarized in Tables 6.1 and 6.2. All HRSN Q730 data loggers employ FIR filters to extract data at 250 and 20 Hz (Table 6.3).
The remoteness of the drill site and new stations required an installation of an intermediate data collection point at Gastro Peak, with a microwave link to the CDF facility. The HRSN stations use SLIP to transmit TCP and UDP data packets over bidirectional spread-spectrum radio links between the on-site data acquisition systems and the central recording system at the CDF. Six of the sites transmit directly to a router at the central recording site. The other seven sites transmit to a router at Gastro Peak, where the data are aggregated and transmitted to the central site over a 4 MBit/second digital 5.4 GHz microwave link. All HRSN data are recorded to disk at the CDF site.
The upgraded and expanded system is compatible with the data flow and archiving common to all the elements of the BDSN/NHFN and the NCEDC, and is providing remote access and control of the system. It is also providing data with better timing accuracy and longer records, which are to eventually flow seamlessly into NCEDC. The new system also solves the problems of timing resolution, dynamic range, and missed detections, in addition to providing the added advantage of conventional data flow (the old system recorded SEGY format).
Because of limitations in bandwidth, a modified version of the REDI system (this report) is used to detect events in the HRSN data, extract waveform triggers, and transmit the waveform segments to the BSL. However, the December 22, 2003 San Simeon earthquake and its aftershocks sent the HRSN into nearly continuous triggering. As a result, BSL staff disabled the transmission of triggered data.
At present, all continuous 20 sps data streams and 7 vertical component channels at 250 sps are telemetered to the BSL and archived on the NCEDC in near-real-time. All continuous 250 sps data are migrated periodically from HRSN computer in Parkfield to DLT tape. These tapes are then mailed periodically to the BSL and then are processed for archiving at the NCEDC.
A feature of the new system that has been particularly useful both for routine maintenance and for pathology identification has been the Internet connectivity of the central site processing computer and the station data loggers with the computer network at BSL. Through this connection, select data channels and on-site warning messages from the central site processor are sent directly to BSL for evaluation by project personnel. If, upon these evaluations, more detailed information on the HRSN's performance is required, additional information can also be remotely accessed from the central site processing computer at Parkfield. Analysis of this remotely acquired information has been extremely useful for trouble shooting by allowing field personnel to schedule and plan the details of maintenance visits to Parkfield. The connectivity also allows certain data acquisition parameters to be modified remotely when needed, and commands can be sent to the central site computer and data loggers to modify or restart processes when necessary.
The network connectivity also allows remote monitoring of the background noise levels being recorded by the HRSN stations. For example, shown in Figure 6.2 are power spectral density plots of background noise for vertical components of the 7 HRSN stations that are most critical for monitoring seismicity in the region containing SAFOD. The PSD analysis gives a rapid assessment of the HRSN seismometer responses across their wide band-width. By routinely generating these plots with data telemetered from Parkfield, changes in the seismometer responses, often indicating problems with the acquisition system, can be easily identified, and corrective measures can then be planned and executed on a relatively short time-frame.
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Late Saturday night while the bees slept (do they ever actually sleep?), Jack and I duct taped their hive bodies, bottom boards and lids together. We then loaded each beehive on the gator and moved it to the new bear-proof yard. Four out of five hives moved with barely any excitement. The first hive, however was "buzzin" mad and spent the rest of the move showing their aggressive side. Jack ended up with a sting on his neck (his veil was too close to skin) and I got a sting on my ankle (I will never work bees without boots on again!). We were both quite relieved to have that job finished.
By Sunday morning, however, the bees had settled down and were back to business as usual in their new neighborhood.


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How Cheap a Product Can You Have And Still Have Salespeople?
One question I struggled with a lot in the early days was what price points supported inside sales reps. Â It was clear to me that our freemium offering, priced at from $0 to $19/month, couldn't really support a traditional inside sales team. Â And it became clear to me that five-figure or larger ACV deals could clearly support an inside sales team, once I handed those off to sales.
But how low can you go? Â Can you really build a sales team around a $299/mo product? Â A $2000 ACV? Â What about a $199 or a $99/mo price point?
Different companies will have different experiences. Â But here's what I learned. Â And do it right, and you can go pretty low.
First, at the low end of the market, there are 2 types of sales: Â "Real" sales with demos, leads, a sales process … and 1-Call-To-Close. Â The latter is basically sophisticated customer support IMHO, but done by revenue-focused professionals. Â Customer calls in, willing to buy on that call, with a few questions. Â Switch out a support-focused CSR and put in an entry-level sales rep, and assuming you have enough of these 1-Calls-To-Close, this rep will become profitable. Â But this is a minor case in my experience, though worth doing once you have the volume.
The more interesting question is how low a price point you can go with True Inside Sales. Â I.e., the customer inbounds as a lead. Â They may not be ready to buy today. Â They may want a demo. Â They have good questions. Â They want another call to discuss, to review, to map out the landscape. Â The rep will have to follow-up, and work it.
What you'll find is you are limited by two factors: (x) the number of demos and interactions a rep can do and have, and (y) the comp the rep needs to feed him or herself and the family.
So let's do the math:
- At the end of the day, most inside sales reps can probably close 8-12 deals a month. Â Because assuming say a 20% close rate, that's maybe 60 demos a month, or 3 a day. Â Maybe 100 phone calls that are in-depth, with real questions, and follow-up action items. Â Etc. etc. Â Beyond that, there just aren't enough hours in a day. Â [A 1-Call-To-Close environment as noted above is different, but let's put that aside.]
- OK, so if the rep needs to make say $80-$100k in OTE (base + bonus) … and you need to clear say $300k in revenue from that rep to make the math work on your side … at say 100 closed deals a year, to bring in $300k to the company, each deal has to have a $3,000 ACV on average.
- So the straight math says it's tough to have inside sales reps working on deals < $3,000 ACV or say $299/month if monthly with churn.
And so it is. Â If you survey different SaaS companies that are post-Traction, you'll see the low-end segment of their inside sales team is often focused around this price point, with other, different reps handling higher price points, but few reps at price points lower that this, unless it's early days and just to learn.
But, the thing is, again in SaaS, averages can deceive. Â In fact, you can go a lot lower. Â We discussed how CAC is a confusing metric because it's an average metric, and no customer really is all that average in its cost to acquire. Â They are generally either very cheap to acquire, or very expensive, but rarely in the middle.
I do think $3k ACV or $299/mo for modelling purposes needs to be the core low price point and segment for your Inside Sales team.
But, still, we dropped the price point for Inside Sales to $99. Â And it worked. Â Why? :
- First, if you don't service those $1k ACV leads, you are wasting them. Â So maybe it's better to close them that just lose them altogether, if it's not too expensive.
- Since you'd lose these prospective customers anyways, you can spend more of the ACV revenue received on the reps and not worry about the marketing costs. Â Because otherwise, the marketing costs would be a write-off. Â These reps don't have to be as profitable.
- You can use this customer segment to train the new reps. Â It's cheap training.
- And most importantly — the really really good reps can actually kill it. Â Even here. Â Because they'll get really efficient, and close a lot more than 10 deals a month. Â Our best $99/month inside sales reps could triple that rate, so long as we gave them enough leads. Â You do need a high volume of leads to make this work.
I'm not saying you can build a whole Inside Sales team around a $1k ACV or $99 price point. Â You can't. Â The lowest you can probably go on average is $3k, based on the math above, and that's if you are hyper-efficient. Â If you aren't, bump that up to a $5k ACV to account for overhead, waste, turn-over, etc.
But as part of a bigger picture, as a segment … I think you can make money as low as $99 down and $99 a month with your Inside Sales team. Â Might as well go get it, if you ask me. Â At least in the early and middle days.


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For people who like seeing heads being shut in doors, stuck inside ovens, or being cut to french fry size by a steel grid. Henriksen does a great job playing the psycho hitman working for Mafia boss Torn, but - all because of a floppy house number 9 - gets the wrong address for a hit, shoots the wrong man, gives the wrong wife a miscarriage, and even kidnaps the wrong child. Sadly for the Mob, the child belongs to civilian hero Vincent. Cue vengeance, thrills, gore, and even a touching finale.
Release details
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|William Lustig
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Lance Henriksen
Rip Torn
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Today's 365 Photo Project is super short and quick! (Not only because it's an easy tip but also because of our limited Internet connection today. A lightning strike last night knocked out the radio tower from which we receive our wireless DSL signal; our backup connection is super slow! To top it all off, there's another storm on the way with lighting in the distance. Irie has let me know that she is already hearing the thunder…)
Our tip today is to shoot photos in sequences of three. You can set this automatically on some cameras or just get into the habit of shooting in a quick sequence of three if you are using a DSLR. (If you're on a compact camera, the lag time between photos won't allow this. Many compact cameras will allow you to set the camera to shoot a sequence, however.)
Why three? Typically the first and third photos in the sequence will be the blurriest; the second photo will be the sharpest.
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The knives have won a number of international awards including an iF design award (Germany), the GOOD DESIGN™ award (US) a red dot design award (Germany), the Excellence in Housewares 'Cutting Edge' award (UK) 2009 and 2010 and a 'Product of the Year' award (UK). They have also achieved the highest possible rating from the Craft Guild of Chefs.
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to the ltfl of the spinal column. It is
doubtful if be can recover.
St. Mary's Mlrsion to the poor
earnestly appeals to the benevolent
fnr mnnev. colli, warm ClO'.umKi
blankets and ma'erial for providing
the poor with wotk. This misiion is
actively engaged in the care of the
p .or and toe sici, ana conuueuuy
aeks the sympathy and support of the
rltiutna of Memnhis. All contribu
tions in money or In kind sent to ine
mirsion room, No. 340 ropiar sireei,
will be thanklully aiknowledgea.
-The will of the lats W. M. Mc-
Feirin.of Collieivi le, has been p;o-
ba'ed. lc divides lis property fquaiiy
among bis children and granactiuuren,
hut. in pib Ha wife inrvivee him she
is given flV'6 out of the tettntor'ii
Dersonal estate. Mrs. McFerrin's will
w also fllii for probate, bnt i con-
ttA by Wm. Simnson on the ground
that it is not genuine. Mrs. McFerrin
leaves her property in uoinervuie 10
her hoBband, and at bis oain to iu
Methodist Uhu ca lor use as a paracn-
Wm. H. Barnes. V. O. M. w. A.
0. V. W., of Oalilornia, will deliver a
public addrrrs at the Y. M. II. A. Hall,
corner of Union and Second streets,
Mnndiv niu'it. ttie 18th instunt. Dir.
Barnes is editor of the Fraternal Jndtr.
and Kan Franclcco Call, is a man oi
ability and eaid to be an elegant
r.aaker. Mr. Uimev lluifhes will
also deliver an addrers that evening
afer Mr. Barnes, on the eubinct ol
"Initistion of a Candidate." Every
hntv la invitad. and no one should fail
tn hear thtsi two lecturers The
ladies are especially lnvliod.
IIrnry Ldkiibu am bas returned from
St. Louis,
Mas. Florence Finlv Moobi ar
rived in the city yesterday
I. Menu, wife and eon returned
from New (Means yesterday.
La bus wishing to join Mrs. Dillard's
dress making class are requesiod to
meut ber at Miss dar Conway's rei
denes tomorrow morning at 9 o clock
Tna ladies of the Stranirerg' Church
will on ibis evening- expect to see all
of their friends ts well as those 1 1 the
rhnrrh at the residencx oi tbe Kov. ss
M. Long, corner of Liudcdale aud
Jackson streets.
Joski'h Mancini. who with his wife
and two children returned home lost
week from Europe, was the recipient
of especial and humans attentions a'
the hands ol ex-Mayor ftuwara uooper
and Dr. Stimpson, of New York. On
the vovsae Irom Havre Mrs. Mancini
- -
was taken so seriously ill that on the
a rival oi tbe vtEBei at me lurmer city
she had to be removed in au ambu
lance. Mr. Coooer on boird tbe
ataamsr had secured the prompt ana
cottinuous attention of French
physician for tbe sick lady, and in
New York ordered the ambulance
which waa necessarv to ber safe re
mnvnl as well f s comfo't. Mra. llealy
and her daughter, of New York, who
were passengers on the steamer, aico
showed Mrs. Mancini marked atten
tion, and when the vesiel reached her
dock where they were met oy ineu
relative. Dr. 8t mnaon. secured bis
Immediate services for the invalid.
Dr. Ktimpeon wa prompt In these son
vices and went Deyonu me pro
feisional demands. He engaged a
suite of rooms for Mr. and Mrs. Mao
flint at tha Hotel Rovale.but. untottu
nataly, the proprietor, whom the doo
tor sub eonentlv denounced as a brute,
had not the milk oi human Ktnaness
in his breast. When the ambulance
drnve nn tn hia door with itl burden
be rofueed to receive ber, ana oraerea
her and her husband to leave imme
diately. Dr. and Mrs. Stimpson at
once proffered their hospitality, which
waa irattluilv accepted, anu rare.
Mancini remained with them two
days, when she joined her husband at
the Hotel Normandy, which, by the
way, is one of the very bet In New
York. Mr. and Mrs. Mancini are run
of gratitude for the kindnecs of ex
Mavor Cooper. Dr. Stimpson aud Mrs
and Miss Hale, whose humane Im
pulses sre in marked contrast with tbe
Inhumsn proprietor of the lloiul Koy
4'irrnlt C'onrl-Kites, Judge.
Jurv calendar for October 15th : Nos.
8616. J. E Goodwin vs Keneiaw Mann
facturinii Company: 8001). VV. T.
Uowdrn et al V AndrewNiewart twin,
. , m . i .1 .. , . i in . anhn f
w.i. uawuro v o r vrinniii , oiu, i.
Sheridan vi J. II. Stafford et al i 8978,
Wm. Cunningham vs N. K. Sledge;
8002. Mrs. Ana Lerill vs Dr. 11. J.
Shaw: 8004. Mary Nev vs Jacob Storls;
SOU? Ulnti., I P.nn l.tniavlIlM
and N sh ville Railroad Company, 00110,
-- nTiTiiAiii w
. J. Koapp vs aacrgs Bri , t r KWl, W.
Smith Vs Isaac West; 0002, W.J.
Smith vs A. B. Urown,
Chancery t'onrl-l'.lletl, Judge.
This beinn motion dav the day will
probably be dovoted ti business of
that chatae'er.
D. Pante et al to 1, J. Latham, lot 3
A. J.Hays's subdivision, 107Ji352J feet
on fattoa avenue: consideration VM.
Jno. M.Thompssn to Mary Pigeon,
132x150 feet west, side of 'Kayourn av
enue, near Webster Btreet : considera
tion 1!040.
T. lvy et al to B. T. May. lot 3 of
W. C. Bradford's snbdivl ion of coun
ty lot f00, 2!xl!i!)J foet, south side oi
roplar etrent; cousideration f 1HUO.
K. Wolf et al to Hchofleld, Hanauor
& Co.. on Washington street near
High, 38x148 J feut; consideration
Adiline Kohlmnn,mortgags to R. B.
Snowden, for SMI 8U, lot 14, block 485
City oi Memphis.
MoaogrMiu ItaugleN 9f nli'ord
LadleM' Fur TrliainliiK"
For Dresses, Cloaks and Pack. You
will save money by examining these
goods and comparing my pi ices with
other establishments. I am introduc
ing these goods (or tbe first time, and
will sell them cheap to set them
i u. r -v.. n i.t.i. f..a.
aidj Aja ura a- uia ui nil ikiiiuo .uuue.
Stolls, Capes and Cans in all kinds of
tur. Va" "nfl them.
1 MARTIN COIIKN. th Hatlar.
iiH .Main itreot.
Order "Mnllanl M tide Medals.
1 am now ready to wait on rrr
inencisand tne punlio at largo wnn
the choic'st of nier.ts, oys'ers and fish.
Kememher tha p'ai-e: it is at the cor
ner ot Ji'gh and PopUr. Telephone
i0. 8,0, u, 8KES9aL( SB,
Tha Hew MeaanbU Theater.
The DeriTi Auction seain attract; d
fair house lost nigbu Tbe sale of
seats for tonight promises a brilliant
audience, as all fie desirable places
ere going rapidly. as io
the meriti of the performance
we ran onlv repeat what we
have heretofore said, that it surpasses
any spscticular play seen here in a
long time, noi oniy in me peauiy ui
its Bcerterv and cos urn es. but in tbe
superior skill of the artis's enraged
ar,d the csmeliness and srace of tbe
K. B. Hnnlell and "Tangled Liven."
Amons the man v pleasant theatrical
everts anticipated at the Memphis
Tbeattr durintr the present season,
none, perhaps, will a' tract more Inter-
tat than tbe approa' hiug er gagomeot
of Mr. R. B. Mantell aud the superb
crmpany of snpoortir g srtis s which
Mr. Auauetus 1'itou ns secured in
order to give Tangled Liven an appro
priate and fitting interpretation, wr,
Mantell'a srtiitio ability in emotional,
romantic characters, Is 6? well and ia
vombly known that the mer) mention
of tbe fact that Mr. Man'ell assumes
the part cf the hero cf the drama
ought to bs sufficient tc at trait over-
i : .
nowing aauieocen. ivcitfriij iu mo
play, the company and to Mr. Man
tel!, we excerpt from a late iswe of
the Philadelphia l'reu as follows:
"The moral of the plsv is a Kcod one.
Tangled Lwei is an adJUion to tbe Deer,
plays oi the class, ins dialogue is
briuht. wit'v. oiten larcastic, seldom
preachy or dull. Of the acting but
little ran be said which lsiio;ccm-
mendatory. Mr. Manteh s love scenes
with "Edith" are exquisite, and his
well modulated voice lends itself well
to the dialogue of these parages. Iu
the stronger emotional icenes, like
thote in which be sees hU happiness
destroyed lust as be was about to en
joy it by the appearance cf the woman
he believed (lead ; and, again, in the
last act. when he discovers her perndy
and can hardly reetrain h'mself from
strangling htr tho?e qualities which
gave htm ma first great success in re-
dor a, were again str, kingly apparent."
Mr. Mantell will commence an engage.
ment of five nights snd Saturday mat
inee at Memphis theater, Monday
evening n?it, and the sale of eeais
will open at Munord s tomorrow (Sat
urday) morning at usual time,
A Nw Show at Popular Price.
Everybody, that takes Interest in
amusements. i askine "What kind
of a show is Foiepaugh & Samwel.'s
Carnival of NoveUiesf ' that is an
nounced to appear in tbis place on
Monday, October 18 b, for one week,
on the Blutl. For tbe information ot
our readers we can say that it is a
i eon table exhibition under canvas,
such as has been the invariable cus
tom to charge il, 75 cents, and nevtr
leBS than 50 cant) admission, and
which ia exhibited at the extremely
low fliture of 10 cants to each patron.
The company is smong the best of
any ot the tented exhibitions in
Ameilra and includes the everywhere
celebra'ed Forepaugh family, eight in
number, who, both in surface and
so lal aits, have no p eta. Prof. Sam-
wells troupe of trained aminals, in
cluding dogs, g lata, ponies, monkeys
and bears, evmca miracuous pro
ficiency on the part of the trainer and
extraordinary if not incredible
sagacity in bis brute pupils.
Mas. J. H. Rlatkb, teacher of Ger
man,, Gay oso Hotel,
P. M. Stanlit, funeral director and
embalmer, 66 Madison street.
Dm Mitchell & Maury have re
moved tbeir offices to their new sana-
tarium building, No. Ill Court street.
Mim Cabbie M. Kiatino, pianist.
may be found at the store of E, Witz
mann & Co., 221 and 223 Second
street, from 3:30 to 6 p.m. every day
till the 15th instant; after that time at
the U ay oso Hotel.
O. W. Millir & Co., Paten I Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability,
Iron, lelt and gravel roots, ao. bo
Madison street.
Tna Herbal Chill Onro, the beet
tonieand antl-mriodln known. A sartaln
and inraonre for chilli. Prico II par bot
tle. Sond itauipi for oiroulan. An? rat
aranna iin. Adiiraii Jobn 0. Huo'tcr,
Lrnonbara. va.
All authorities azree that the milk
of a braltby mother is the best food
f ir ah infant. Next to thie. aud con
taining all the element' for perfect
nutrition, is Mellins food, which,
after a long test, is highly Indorsed by
promiuent inediml men.
Flue Wateli repairing at M a 1 ford' 8.
A Welcome Iiiiifroveiueiit.
The Memphis Steam Laundry aod
Shirt factory have opened a perfect
little gem oi a place next door to the
Aitial offica and have laid in one of
the handsomaet aud completest sleeks
oi gentlemen's furnishing go ds ever
hrougut to turn market. Mr. i. J.
McCarthy, well and favorably known
to our cniaens, naa onarge oi tne es-
tab,tahmeDU nd.hiB of f(iend8
wliidoubtlessimprove tbe opportunity
to onr citizens, bas charge of the es-
oi renewing oia nee, or scans, no puu
intended, uive tne new enterprise a
call. You will be pleased.
Noltd (Silverware at Mnllbrr
IS BI1COVS0 BT TUK OSS Of OO0OA81HI,
And it stimulates and promote the
itrowth of the hair.
Bu rnntt 'a flavoring K'raa a a the
nuiora, jeweler, xv Jlulu, ao-
llciU orders rrom the cenatry,
Cincinnati, O., October 14. Night
iver o ieei on me gauge and station
ary, w earner ciouoy.
Pittsbubq, Ta., October 14. Nioht
River 5 feet 1 inch on the gauge
anu wiling, n eavuer ciouuy and cool.
Evansvillb, Ind,, October 14.
Night River 4 6-10 feet on the gauge
and falling. Weather high wind;
vnermomeier ui .
Whbkunu, w. Va , Ootober 14.
Nicht Kiver 2 feet on tbe eauire and
falling. Weather clear and wiudy to
night, with very alow rain during the
Louistvillb, Kt., October 14 Night
River 3 feet 11 inches in the canal
and 1 foot 0 inches on the falls and
filling, business dull. Weather part
ly ciouay, auu winuy.
Caibo, III., October 14. Night
Kiver o reeio incnea on tbe gauge and
falling. Weather clear. Arrived : Ohio,
Mempnis, i p.m. Departed: City of
uauo, vicasuurg, noon; Unto, Cin
cinnati, 4 p.m.
St. Louis, Mo., October 13. Night
River f ilieii 1-10 fot t, and stands tt 910
f et on the gauge. Weather clear and
cooler. Arrived: Belle Memphis.
Vicksbnrg. Departed: City of Vicks-
Durg, vicasDiirg.
How to Go From the Bluff
City to the Wound City
for Nettling.
The Plan as Arranged by the
Misfit Clothing Parlors.
THE ROUTE-Eitber direct by
river or by steamer to Belmont,
Mo., thence by rail, or all rail, via
Nashville and Cairo.
ACCOMMODATIONS Plenty of
room for all excursionists, but no
sleeping-coaches on the boat, or no
steamboat bar on the oars.
The Misfit Clothing Parlors are
not issuing free tickets to St. Louis,
but any one buying a Suit and
Overcoat thero can save enough to
pay the expenses of the trip up the
When you buy a Suit or Overcoat
at the Misfit Clothing Parlors you
get really First-class Cloth and
First-class Work. You really get
Double Value lor your money, so
that the difference between our
prices for fine tailor-made clothing,
and what the tailoi will charge you'
would pay for a trip to St. Louis.
Hundreds of Fine Suits.
Tempting Arra jol Spring Over
Big Stock of Fine Pants,
all soiling for less than the cloth in
them cost.
Make no mistake, as Misfits will
save you many dollars.
Open evenings until 9 ; Saturdays,
until 11.
Remember, all alterations to in
sure a l'eriect lit, vvata Divt
m . -a-, j-t T t T
OF CIIAROE, b? a Frst-olass
Clothing Parlors
'262 Second Street,
Opp. Court Sqqarp, Mgrnphla. Tftnn,
Young & Brother,
Booksellers and Stationers,
a 18 Main St., Memphis, Tenia
A NEW atUPPLY OF
Chicago. Ill, October 14. Cables
Quoted dull foreign nihrketa and con
tinned no warlike iotellivence. Appa
rently nnd'jr this iitluence values
were lower and a portion of yester
day's advance lost. Speculative offer
ings of wheat were lariie,end consider
able Ions property pure! used yester
day was thrown overboard. Cora
and oats both ruled dull and easier, in
t-vmpathv with other markets. 1 to
vi'ions were dun, mo is poric Being id
. - ... . . - w
20c lower, rlour qnie', firmer and
unchanced. Cash quotations: INo.
spring wheaN7171jc;No,2 red wheat.
71 Jc. o. ' csrn, s-mflaoc. no. i
oais.24lo. jno. a rye. 4c: rno. l. ozc,
Mesj pork, S3 90. Lird, $5 70. Bhoit
ribs, loose. f5 70. Dry called ah on I-
dure, boxed, 5 405 45; shor clear
sides, Hi 05(')G 70. Tbe markets all
clofod at inside figures at 2:30 o'clock
p.m., as follows: Wheat October,
7lc: JNovemDerwiin irecemDer, ttic
May. 8l'o. Corn Oc ober, 84Joj No
vember, 3oc; uecenioer, 30jc; May,
401c. Oate October, 24c; November,
25Jc; Uecembbr. 2&b; May, Si'.c,
fork October. S ; iNovemDer,
SS 021: January. $9 90. Lard Octo
ber, 565; November, $5 75; January,
$5 95. Short ribs October, 10 70
January,$5 05. Receipts Flour, 21,
000 brls; wheat, 87,000 bu; corn, 167,
01)0 hu : oats. 124.00.) bu : rve.3000 bu ;
barley, 91,000 c-u. ftnipments lour.
17.000 br e: wneai, d.uuo du; corn,
84,000 bu; ost, 161,000 bu; rye, 3000
bu; barley, 28,000 bu.
Chicago. Iil., Ootober 14. The
Drotwa' Journal repoiti: Cattle re-
eeints. 10.500 head : ehlDments, 2500
rood, at ron ir: common, weak: ship
ping steeis, 950 to 1500 lbs, $3 50
iol5 40: a'oekers and feeders. 12(4
3 25; cows, bulls and mixed, $170
(3)3; bnlr, $2 202 40; through Tens
ca'tle light supply and gooo oemunu ;
Rtnnni. $ n0(3 40: cows. Si 35(2 60;
Western ranirers Hie lower ; nau ves anu
half breeds, S33 90 ; cows, $J 40&3 15 ;
winternl Tnxans. S3W3 50. Hons re-
' v ' . ' ,. I
reints. lO.MK) head: thiomenta, SOOU
bead; market strong early, cioseu iut
lHn Ofnr- rniioh and mixed. M ou.fll
4 20; packing and shipping, $3 90X
4 60; Unlit weights, S3 6004 45; skips,
12 20(a3 25. Sheep receipts, 6000
head; shipments, 1500 head; market
slow and a shade lower ; natives, S2
(A4; Western, S3 40?)3 CO; Texans,
$2 203 10 ; lambs, S3 754 75.
PiTTsBrBQ, Pa , Oc'ober 14. Petro
lenm dull; National transit certifl
cst's opened at, 64 jc and closed at
64.; highest, 65c ; lowest, 6 1 jo.
Dyeing and Cleaning.
Ladies and cents' clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, aho kid gloves,
I ostrich feathers snd lace curlains by
I Lou's Reipel, 58 Jefl'erson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
JAMES C. BELL, President.
Nob. 290 and 292
EtlDDy f HI
Wy SPECIAL PRICES k Kullroad
No. 319 MAIN
arOurFall and Winter Stock of BOtiT AND HIIOKHthalarseit in thil market, and
ti now complete, and wa inTite tbe Mercbanti
houie here, and nerhaDi mora than an, home
the trade. Wa still carry a large line of
Uittman 4 Co. Ladies' Kid, Qoat and Call,
anyhon-e. Ofveo.arall.
Buy Only the Best and
save money I
We otTr yen Uje'Wood.Strone;,
Neat Bnllou Nboca, anch aa yon
never bonarbt brfore for lent than
a aa to OO, tbe iliei rnuniug
from 11 to a.
We sell an Excellent Double Tin
ped Rboe for CblMren, 4 to 7,
worth rrgnlnr 91 OO. For 91 SO,
mil bind, alsea 7 1-8 to 10 1-H,
worth rcgnlar ft 89.
ata-Children'a and Hieaei' School Phoel
heaper Than Kfor, or Anywhere Elao.
Call and Convinoe Yourielvcl.
Ton can buy of a a pair of Ea
dlea' laid Button athoea that yan
cannot anballlute elaewbere for
$ 00.
We oftr yon Eadlea Pebbled Goat
Button bboea, fnlly worth S3 70.
Ton can bny a pair of Men'a Gal.
tera, Eace Bala ar Button ahoea,
full stock calfskin, aeamleaa
vamp, aolld sole leather and
counter, every pair warranted,
worth at leaat M 70 to 81 00
Ton can bny of na a pair or Men's
Blltcbdown Bncble or Tie Shoes
that coat yon el.ewbera 91 79.
Deviled Crabs, Bbrlmn,
Salmon, Fresh Can Hneherel,
Sardines, Lobsters,
Brook Trout, Oyatera,
Mackerel In Tomato Catsup,
Sweet Stoned Pickles,
Sour Pickles by thecal, and injara,
Pickled Onions, Hot Relish,
Wooater Sance, Tomato Catanp,
Capers, Mnstard, Carry Pitwder,
Salad Dresalntr, Oltvrs, Olive Oil,
Cream Cheeae, Celery Suuee,
Celery Salt, lc . Kte.
It. ETJPFERSCHMIDT,
6nns, AmmnnllloD, FiBhiD Tact.e
ami himrljouenk' hiipiilfes.
V'llOLr.HALK AND RKXAIb.
H34 nln ttreet, ,nmblat Tennt
Manufaoti'it a and Repiir'mr ol uni a
BpeclaltT. Largent Stock. Betaortment.
Boiler Works.
811EA McUARTHI, Propr,
1411, Hi, 114 Front, Memphis.
ONI Of Iflk LARGEST BOILIR BHOPb
it tha Bosth. and tha only
S oiler asrt BheeV-Iron Wurki In the elty.
laanfnctnrers cf beavy lnt liw
work or every deaerlptlon. Bpealal
att.ntlnn i.atlon work-
Importara and dealora In .n"?J
nlllo- and rial.iB Tackle, iinlldera'
Hardware, r.l.nn-le Bells and An
nonclat vra tor Hoteli and Reiidonflei,8
Main atreet, emphla, Tenn. Electric
auDDllai alwaya on hand. RepairMueaU
Frank Schumann,
Importer and Dealer In
Suns, riahlne; Tackle and Sports,
men's Supplies, ew Special attention
given to MANUFACTURING nd Rl
PAIRING. -mm
1LX filialu MtnMemplaIsXenn
. 1
E. Fa
ant Levee Contractors for Wagon,
EHTADLISHIir) X86O.)
WM. It. CtllK, E. J. CAKKI.-VGTOBI.
viiltint Memntiii to oall and extmine tne name, ine raot mat we ion more loan voy oia.r
lon'h ot the Ohio river. 1 mffinient evidence that oar coo'4! and pricel are latii'ictory to
UfTOri.JI 41E HOODS, including the ce'ebrated Ueo. Hooker Calf Bunti, Krivpendorf,
bendei a large variety of other makei. Our
Zntoreat Falci on Deponlta.
ePEK SITCBDAYS VHIlb 7 OLUVH r.H.
M. II. KATZENBERGEB, PrdenU T. KATZESBERGER. Cashier.
W. a. CAKROLL, J. W. bCHOHR, T. F. 10BIN. A. 8. MEYERS.
(NCCCEitaORS TO ESTES, DOAN A CO.
7Lolesale Grocers and Cotton Factoro
Hps. II 1-2 and 13 Unicn Street, Memphis, Tenn.
To tk: Trade and Smobi'S
Have attained,
induced unprincipled
Imitation. We hereby caution tne p
1 tne public mai
Number. SIOO.
The only all long Havana niier cigar on 100 mara.v iui w mu.
OBO. 3E. IiIBS e CO., " "
Factory 20, 3d Wlsirlt t, S. Y.
FOR SALE BY-S. A. Praniioll, P. Carlln, H. J. Heiiter, R. Mtiiter, E. O. Campbell k Co.
MOON & JOINER, Wholesale Agents,
PiKT.OTl AMI) CHAPEL STYLES. 125.00 AMU L1YYA1U1.
as-TIRMS Caih, or eair Monthly Installment!.
No, 888 Main St.,
Ml Pnlon Street, NaahTllle.
Tfbolesale Dealers and Publishei-8,
Sole Agenti for tha following Pirat-Claai Instruments;
PIANOS Kranich &
OKGANK Clough & Warren, and Smith American.
a-A NEW 7-0CTAVK
Write for Catalogue". TSon. 221 aud
(M l XKSSOIU TO S.
Cigars and Tobacco
275 Main Street. Onp. Tonrt, Kware. Ivfeniplilii.Tenn.
1,000 liags Kew Crop (Season 1S80), Klo Coflee.
3,000 keRH Iron and Wteel Nails-bent brands.
l.tlOO barrels Kenned Sugar all Rraden.
lOO barrels New Crop (reason 1SW6), Kiee.
l,SOO pkRK. Leat and lteflned Lard.
150 tierces t anvassed llauis.
lOO boxes Ilreakfast. llacon.
l.OOO bags Mhoi, Powder and Caps. .
1 OOO bnxes Canned Uooda, Nardines, Oysters, Etc.
l.OOO bxs. pnre Kew Cream Cheese silver Moon Ilranrt.
1,000 ba( hand-picked Virginia and Tennessee Peanuts,
Manufacturers of the celebrated brands of 8I1
TEK MOON and JlKMflll Pure Stick Candy, aud Baking.
Importers of Foreign Fruits, Lemons, Oranges,.
Raisins, Nnts, Etc.
Nos. 284 and 28C Main Street. : Memphis, Tenn.
Boots and Slaoes
dium, durable and itjliih aoodi, whioh we offer at low ngurei.
THE 1RA1K wa offer iracial
B0UD BI'.KS.weare prepared to fill orden lor ipecial iliei at o 4Aia l-uoi, uua
enablinc Merohanti to fill in without being oompelled to buy goodi not needed
Aaente for the'.t elebraled W. I.. Ponslaa Jl.n'a Calf Sboeand 'l
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Helena Blackman & Sam Attwater lead Seven Brides for Seven Brothers UK tour
Editorial Staff • Bath, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Bromley, Bury St Edmunds, Canterbury, Cardiff, Chelmsford, Chichester, Colchester, Coventry, Darlington, Derby, Eastbourne, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Guildford, Harrogate, Huddersfield, Hull, Ipswich, Leeds, Leicester, Milton Keynes, Newbury, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northampton, Norwich, Nottingham, Off-West End, Oxford, Plymouth, Poole, Portsmouth, Reading, Salisbury, Scarborough, Sheffield, Southampton, Southend, Stevenage, Stratford-upon-Avon, Sunderland, Wakefield, Watford, West End, Wolverhampton, York • 24 May 2013
Helena Blackman and Sam Attwater will lead the new UK tour of the American musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers later this year.
The story centres on Adam (Attwater), the eldest of seven brothers living in the mountains, who goes into town to convince Milly (Blackman) to marry him. Unbeknownst to her, she has to live with his six rowdy brothers and soon she takes it upon herself to transform his siblings into real gentlemen. In time, the brother's loneliness and jealously at Adam and Milly's relationship result in desperate attempts to get wives of their own, but their methods are hardly the romantic vision portrayed by the eldest sibling.
Helena Blackman's stage credits include Gypsy Rose Lee in Gypsy (Wales Millennium Centre), Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (Leicester Haymarket Theatre), Nellie Forbush in South Pacific (UK Tour), Gertie in Noel & Gertie (Cockpit) and the The Secret Garden (West Yorkshire Playhouse).
Attwater's stage credits include Dreamboats and Petticoats (West End), Tonight's the Night (Victoria Palace Theatre) and The Rocky Horror Picture Show (UK Tour), while his TV credits include Hollyoaks and EastEnders.
The show is directed and choreographed by Broadway's Patti Colombo, who previously directed the show in America, receiving a Connecticut Critics Circle Award for Best Choreography and The Elliot Norton Award. She had previously directed National Tours of both Doctor Dolittle and Suessical- The Musical.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers opens in Bromley on 13 September 2013, and will visit Cardiff, Edinburgh, Wimbledon, Crewe, Birmingham, Aylesbury, Cheltenham, Blackpool, Sunderland and Glasgow with more dates to be announced.-Ben Lockwood
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Smoking Enhances Risk for New External Genital Warts in Men
AbstractRepeat episodes of HPV-related external genital warts reflect recurring or new infections. No study before has been sufficiently powered to delineate how tobacco use, prior history of EGWs and HIV infection affect the risk for new EGWs. Behavioral, laboratory and examination data for 2,835 Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study participants examined at 21,519 semi-annual visits were evaluated. Fourteen percent (391/2835) of men reported or were diagnosed with EGWs at 3% (675/21,519) of study visits. Multivariate analyses showed smoking, prior episodes of EGWs, HIV infection and CD4+ T-lymphocyte count among the infected, each differentially influenced the risk for new EGWs. View Full-Text
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Wiley, D.J.; Elashoff, D.; Masongsong, E.V.; Harper, D.M.; Gylys, K.H.; Silverberg, M.J.; Cook, R.L.; Johnson-Hill, L.M. Smoking Enhances Risk for New External Genital Warts in Men. Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2009, 6, 1215-1234.
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Wiley, Dorothy J.; Elashoff, David; Masongsong, Emmanuel V.; Harper, Diane M.; Gylys, Karen H.; Silverberg, Michael J.; Cook, Robert L.; Johnson-Hill, Lisette M. 2009. "Smoking Enhances Risk for New External Genital Warts in Men." Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 6, no. 3: 1215-1234.


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Jackson Training Center in Homestead Fl.?
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I am interested in becoming a CNA in the very near future and was looking for a school or training center that is not too expensive and close to home. A friend of mine told me about Jackson Training/Resource Center in Fla. City, Florida that offers CNA training and state testing; however, I cant really find any information about this place online. I was wondering if anyone has attended this training center, or if anyone knows someone who has attended it. I would like to know how the program works, what the curriculum includes, if the cost includes a book, materials, uniform, etc. Is it helpful and thorough in information and training, are the instructors helpful and dedicated. I would appreciate any information available on Jackson Training/Resource Center in Fla.City, Florida.
Thanxx!!!Nov 9, '09I'm also interested can someone post info on this facility? I undersatnd they are prometric authorized testing site as well....
I saw to addresses for Jackson Training does anyone know which is correct?
224 Washington Ave Ste 13, Homestead, FL. Phone: 305-248-6780
124 SE 1st Rd # A Homestead, FL 33030-7357 - (305) 248-6890
Thank youNov 10, '09I live in Homestead but, I know nothing about this place nor have I ever heard of it. I am going to Nursing School at Miami Dade at the Homestead campus to become a RN. Have either of you looked into doing that? Or that is just not what you want to do?Jan 11, '10I wish I could attend Miami-DAde but I cant get financial aid there and i cant afford it right now.
To anyone else wondering about Jackson Training Center, I havent signed up but I did visit the school to find out some info and this is what I learned: It's a 2 week CNA program, the first week is all bookwork and learning things such as patient rights, domestic violence, HIV/AIDS etc. The second week is learning all of the skills. After the 2 weeks, you have as much lab time as you need to practice the skills until you feel you are ready to take the state exam to become certified, I Was told that students usually take 3-4 weeks of practicing before they feel comfortable and familiar enough with the skills to take the state exam. The cost of the program is $400, you have to have atleast $200 to sign up and have to have the other $200 by the second week of the course. You also need to have I believe it was $127 to register for the state exam (btw, the state exam is also done at the actual school). Also you have to pay for the CPR class seperately which is $40 dollars i think. They have like a special bundle i think it was $80 dollars and it includes the CPR course, OSHA, Alzheimers, HIV/AIDs, and domestic violence certificates, im not certain on that though so youd wana double check that part.Apr 6, '10See the link attached under the feedback section, there is a small sample of what some former students thought about their training here at Jackson Training Center.
Mr. JacksonMar 29, '12I just finished my training at Jackson Training Institute. It is a two week program which goes over all the basics and the essential skills that will be on the state exam. After you have put in the application to take the test with the state, you can go back and practice your skills as many times as you want until your test date. You also have the option of taking the test there which helps because you are familiar with the skills lab already. I have nothing but good things to say about them- everyone was extremely kind, helpful & knowledgeable- Mr. & Mrs. Jackson, the teachers, and the students were all great! I really enjoyed my time there and am getting ready to practice, practice, practice for my state exam.
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