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I've probably mentioned this before, but I am going to the World Fantasy Convention. After all, it's not every day (or even every year) that something like the WFC comes to your local city. I have to admit, I have BIG hopes for this convention. I want to meet several of the authors I admire, get in front of publishers to pitch my book and maybe even talk to an agent or two. Oh yeah, and I'm hoping to make some more friends in the writing industry. That's a lot for four days, don't you think? Still, I know to be successful, I need to know people. I need to be willing to stand up and pitch my wares, so […]Read more
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Earlier this year, Vivo, the second largest Chinese smartphone brand has launched the Vivo V3 and V3 Max smartphone in India and both the phones has received much praise from users in the country.
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Published 12:31 pm, Friday, April 19, 2013
The Staples High rugby team has made a speedy turnaround after going winless a year ago.
A new commitment to an offseason workout program, coupled with a few adjustments on the field, have sparked the Wreckers to a 2-0 start. The Wreckers opened their year with a 22-15 win at Cheshire on March 27, then defeated Darien 31-12 on April 5.
Barahona said that the team brought in two trainers -- Jeff Lauzon, a wrestling coach, and Gio Pagliari -- to assist the players in cardio and weight-training workouts.
"Last year we only had a handful of guys that were going to the gym," Barahona recalls. "Now we have most of the A-side guys that are kind of working out to their fitness levels pretty good. ... They're hungry."
The Wreckers have had players step up at numerous positions, and some players have moved to new spots this spring. Spencer Warner, who played forward last year, has been a steady presence at inside center.
"He's just a good solid defensive guy, and offensive guy as well," Barahona said.
Barahona also praised sophomore Will Newman as a contributor at fly-half.
"He's really, really a solid player," the coach said. "He stepped up in a different position and he's just doing awesome as far as his hands, and just distributing the ball. He's doing a really good job at that."
Barahona also credited Jackson Yang -- one of the team's four captains -- and mentioned that the senior has gotten a lot of the team's tries.
"As always, Jackson Yang has just been phenomenal," Barahona said.
The coach said that moving forward, the team's goal is to play "smarter" rugby. The Wreckers were scheduled to play perennial power Greenwich on April 11, but Barahona instead chose to have his A-side play the Cardinals' B-side. The match ended in a 22-22 tie.
"At the end of the day, sometimes it's just a size thing. Sometimes you can't compete against that, and you get injuries," he said.
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JUNETEENTH Celebration events will be held at Givens Park from 5-7 p.m. June 22 featuring free hamburgers, music, games, dominoes and bingo followed by a parade, free food, vendors, music, softball, dominoes, basketball, volleyball, bingos, games and bouncers at 10 a.m. June 23.
For T-shirt orders call Jackie Ervine at 292-2422 or 293-5729, for parade entries call Carlene Willis at 291-0054 and for dessert donations call Charles Etta Smoots at 296-5525.
GEBO'S CANCER Crusaders will sponsor a sausage wrap/bake sale from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Gebo's, 1650 W. Fifth. Proceeds support the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. Also, tickets will be available for merchandise drawings to be held at Relay.
PRIMERA IGLESIA Bautista will hold a health fair from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at 1205 Godsey Ave. Booths are planned related to many medical needs including blood, sugar, cholesterol as well as medical supplies for diabetes.
A LOVE FUND for Maria G. Ballesteros, who is in need of a kidney transplant, has been established at Wells Fargo Bank. Donations will be used to help with lodging expenses in Houston during the transplant procedure.
PLAINS ART Association will award the John and Effie May Kerr Scholarship to a college student currently enrolled as an art major or a high school senior who has been accepted into an art major program. Applications are available at the Abraham Art Gallery in the basement of the Learning Resources Center on the Wayland campus. Deadline is May 12.
LA PAZ DE CRISTO will appear live in concert at the Fair Theatre at 7 p.m. Saturday. The group specializes in contemporary Christian music. The concert will feature many fan favorites reflecting on the group's 25-year history. Admission is free. For more information call 296-1139.
SOUTH PLAINS Obedience Training Club of Lubbock will host dog agility trials from 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. May 4-6 at the Texas Tech Equestrian Center, 50th and Upland in Lubbock. Admission is free. Call 535-3794 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
REBECCA ST. JAMES will sing and speak at the Compassionate Care Pregnancy Center Faith in Action Concert at 7 p.m. Monday at Harral Auditorium on the Wayland campus. Required tickets are available for free by calling 296-5000 for free tickets by April 27.
BOB WILLS DAY, featuring music, food and games, will be held today-Saturday in Turkey. For more information and cookoff entry forms, go to BobWillsDay.com or call 806-423-1253. Anyone interested in judging the cookoff may call Lacy Shannon at 806-423-1033.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Preschool is enrolling for fall. Pre-K classes are Monday through Friday. Staff is fully-qualified and curriculum meets TEA preschool standards. Call Sue Lewellen at 296-2604 or 296-5496 or check www.fpcplainview.org and click "preskool."
DANCE 'TIL YOU Drop College Scholarship Night will be held at the YMCA on Friday. The Y is offering a chance for high school seniors and college freshmen-juniors to win up to $1,000 toward college expenses. Register at 4:30. The all-night event features dancing, pool, ping-pong, air hockey, giveaways including iPods and dorm necessities, and free food and drinks. Cost is $10 in advance or $20 at the door. Call Britni at 293-8319.
A FISH FRY fundraiser for the Edmonson, Halfway and Hale Center volunteer fire departments will be from 4-7 p.m. Saturday at the Ollie Liner Center. Tickets are $15 available at the any of the fire stations and the Dodson Insurance Agency at 917 Broadway or by calling 293-4269.
REQUESTS FOR an application to vote by mail may be obtained from the county clerk's office for the May 29 primary election. Applications are due by May 22. To qualify, applicants must be 65 years or older; disabled; confined in jail; expected absent from the county on election day with ballot mailed to an address outside of the county. Call the office at 291-5261 or 291-5229.
SACRED HEART Catholic Church youth are selling tickets for a gas barbecue grill with four burners. Tickets are $1, and the drawing is June 10. All proceeds will help youth attend World Youth Day 2013 in Rio de Janeiro. For more information call Henry Galvan at 729-1629 or Janie Sanchez at 729-2052.
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Batteries are shipped to a company called Battery Solutions in Wayne, Michigan. You can find more information about them at: http://www.batteryrecycling.com/
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What does tai ji mean?
Definitions for tai ji
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Tai Ji
One of the MARTIAL ARTS and also a form of meditative exercise using methodically slow circular stretching movements and positions of body balance.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of tai ji in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
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Franchisee, Tom Bordonaro comes to Caring Senior Service as an independent owner of Assisted Living In Home Care LLC, a senior homecare service provider. Looking to expand his business, he searched for a thriving franchise in the homecare industry and found that Caring Senior Service will ensure that his clients continue to receive the best hands-on care available. He and his employees will receive ongoing training opportunities, an extensive list of valuable resources and the support that a national organization provides. Bordonaro will remain the owner and will continue to oversee all aspects of the business, providing the community with the same level of service they have come to expect.
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The Pew Research Center released a study today that showed how political polarization affects the way government works in the U.S. and how it affects our personal lives.
Most Americans are comfortable with political differences inside their households. However, when you ask people who considers themselves consistently conservative how they would feel if an immediate family member married a Democrat, 30% said they'd be unhappy. Twenty-three percent of consistent liberals said they'd be unhappy if an immediate family member were to marry a Republican.


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[Refsdal (1964)] first proposed measuring the Hubble constant using gravitationally lensed supernovae 15 years before the discovery of the first gravitationally lensed quasar. In the past two years the status of Hubble constant measurements from time delays has been reviewed by [Courbin (2003)] and by [Kochanek & Schechter (2004)]. Figure 1, taken from Courbin's review, summarizes his report. It should be noted that Courbin deliberately incorporated results representing diverse approaches to computing H0. The average is one standard deviation smaller than the Cepheid result with a comparable uncertainty. It is also in agreement with the CMB results of table 1.
Figure 1. Time delay measurements of the Hubble constant, circa 2003 [Courbin (2003)].
But if we were to make such a figure today, we might find it less reassuring. The H0 value for PG1115+080 in figure 1 is based on a model for the lensing galaxy that is far from the fundamental plane for ellipticals. The value for RXJ0911+0554 is based on a faulty model [Schechter (2000)] that the present author repudiates in Section 4.4. And the values for HE1104-1805 are based on a time delay that [Ofek & Maoz (2003)] have shown to be too large by a factor of two, driving the points off the top of the plot. The uncertainty in the Hubble constant, as derived from the scatter among systems, would be considerably larger today than it is in figure 1.
In what follows we discuss a number of major difficulties associated with using time delay measurements to measure H0. All but one of the systems in figure 1 are subject to one or more of these difficulties. Before delving into the details, we review the physics upon which the estimate of the Hubble constant is based. 2
2 An excellent, although slightly outdated pedagogical treatment of gravitational lensing can be found in [Narayan & Bartelmann (1999)]. Back.


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At least four hunters were shot in Minnesota during the opening weekend of the deer season, one fatally.
All the shootings were under investigation by local authorities, but initial reports suggest they were all accidental.
The St. Louis County sheriff's office said it received a report on Sunday that a 62-year-old man from rural Aurora was shot while hunting about 1½ miles east of Biwabik on the Iron Range.
The man apparently was hit by another member of his hunting party. He was taken to the Virginia Regional Medical Center, then airlifted to a hospital in Duluth.
The hunter's name and condition were not released.
Also, the Brown County Sheriff's Department is investigating the shooting of Brooks Lee Marti, 26, of New Ulm, just after noon Sunday.
Officials said Marti was in a hunting party that was attempting to flush deer in a wooded area just east of Sleepy Eye when Marti was shot in the left arm by another person in the hunting party.
He was taken to the Sleepy Eye Medical Center with nonlife-threatening injuries.
In Clearwater County in northwest Minnesota, Sheriff Mike Erickson reported that Jeffrey Pike of Chaska accidentally shot himself about 1:30 p.m. Saturday when he put his gun down and it fired, striking his right bicep. He was taken to a Fargo, N.D., hospital.
Officials said Craig Rupp, 60, was fatally shot in the chest Saturday morning in his hometown of Elbow Lake while hunting. Elbow Lake is about 80 miles northwest of Willmar in western Minnesota.
Authorities said Rupp was shot while others in his hunting party flushed deer out of tall grass. A deer jumped up and shots were fired. One of those shots hit Rupp, a Grant County commissioner.


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MASN broadcaster Johnny Holliday has been recognized by The Maryland Daily Record as an 'Influential Marylander' in the newspaper's fourth annual list honoring local residents for accomplishments and service. The publication chose sixty Marylanders for the impressive honor. Holliday and the other recipients will be formally feted at a ceremony on April 21st at the Grand Lodge in Cockeysville, Md.
Johnny Holliday is in his fourth year with MASN as the host of the Nationals' network's Nats Xtra pre and post game show, and fills in as play-by-play voice during Nationals broadcasts. He also maintains a blog at MASNsports.com.
Holliday has been the "Voice of the Terps" for 31 years, calling play-by-play for University of Maryland football and basketball games. His tenure with Maryland includes ten bowl games, ten sweet sixteen appearances, two final four games a national championship.
A versatile talent, Holliday has covered the Winter and Summer Olympics, championship boxing, the USFL with Hall of Famer Paul Hornung, The Masters, the Liberty and Aloha Bowls, the Washington Senators, the San Francisco Giants, the Baltimore Orioles, George Washington University basketball, Navy football, ACC Women's basketball and national gymnastics events. He also served as a public address announcer for the Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco Warriors and Washington Bullets.
"It is an honor to be included among such a distinguished group of Marylanders who are dedicated to making our great state a better place to live and work," Holliday said.
Last October, Holliday was inducted into the University of Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame and he has also been inducted into the Baltimore Sports Media Hall of Fame.
His impact and excellence in sports media has earned him awards from the Touchdown Club of Washington, the All American Football Foundation, the National Football Foundation, and the College Football Hall of fame. He was inducted into the Radio Television Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2003.
"Each year we are proud to recognize some of these extraordinary, influential and amazing people," said Christopher A. Eddings, publisher and president of The Daily Record.
Dedicated to giving back, Holliday is an active supporter of Catholic Charities and the Special Olympics. Each year, he hosts his own celebrity golf tournament which benefits the Youth Leadership Foundation and funds a scholarship to the University of Maryland. He serves on the Board of Directors of Victory Youth Centers and Children's Charities Foundation and has served as television host for Muscular Dystrophy, Leukemia, Cerebral Palsy, Children's Hospital, March of Dimes and Easter Seals telethons.
Widely recognized for his contributions to the community, Holliday has been honored with dozens of awards, both regionally and nationally including the University of Maryland's Distinguished Citizen award, Washingtonian magazine's "Washingtonian of the Year," the Catholic Youth Organization's "National Person of the Year," the Diabetes Association's "Father of the Year," and the "Smile" award from Operation Smile.


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Growing up, my parents didn't have the money to buy us many individual picture books, however they did purchase the Childcraft series of compilations of poetry and storytelling. I still have a few dog-earred volumes, my favorite being Poems of Early Childhood (pictured here).
I learned to read on my mother's lap and I'm sure the images I studied so closely in these volumes made an indelible impression on my artistic sensibility.
One of the illustrators I admired in this collection was Hildegard Woodward.
Born February 10, 1898 in Worcester, Massachusetts. She studied art at the School of Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and later traveled to Europe and studied in Paris. She joined a group of artists in Boston and learned about book illustration from the illustrator Marguerite Davis. Hildegard Woodward continued her training in drawing and book making and in the 1930s she moved to New York. In 1931, Hildegard Woodward illustrated her first book for children The Blue Teapot: Sandy Cove Stories by Alice Dalgliesh. During her long career, she illustrated children's books by such well-known authors as Alice Dalgliesh and Elizabeth Coatsworth. Hildegard Woodward received Caldecott Honor Book citations for Roger and the Fox (1947) in 1948 and The Wild Birthday Cake (1949) in 1950, both written by Lavinia (Riker) Davis. Hildegard Woodward also wrote and illustrated several children's books beginning with Everyday Children in 1935. She published her last book for children The House on Grandfather's Hill in 1961.
Biographical Sources:
Illustrators of Children's Books: 1946-1956, pp. 201-202.
Newbery and Caldecott Medalists and Honor Book Winners: Bibliographies and Resource Material Through 1992, 2nd ed., p. 460.


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IEEE Nagoya Section History
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IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - Nagoya
The Nagoya Section is located in Region 10, and is represented at the Japan Council.
The section was formed on 14 Nov 1998.
The IEEE microwave theory and techniques chapter was established in May 2010.
In April 1929, the Yosami Station established the first wireless communications between Japan and Europe with a long wave operating at 17.442 kHz. The station is commemorated by an IEEE Milestone.
The museum houses much of the original generating and frequency doubler equipment, along with a 25m section of original masting of the 8 towers.


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It's been almost two years since the Castro's Home Restaurant declared bankruptcy and closed, leaving a vacant building at Church and Market streets that has attracted public urination, graffiti and homeless people sleeping outside the premise.
The owners of 2100 Market St. have found a willing partner in a Mexican restaurant that would have no trouble paying the bills and is offering to fund a public art mural on its walls.
So what's the problem with using burritos to fight blight?
First of all, that restaurant is the fast food giant Chipotle, and despite its "Food With Integrity" slogan, opponents have derided it as "McDonald's with a sombrero." It was voted down 5-1 at the Planning Commission Thursday, based on new formula retail regulations to keep chain stores from crowding neighborhoods — rules that kept a proposed Starbucks out of the same area last month.
To read more about the city's ongoing battle with chain stores, click here.


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Amber Valley Hornets' second team - informally known as The Bees - rounded off a superb season of success with a fixture at home against Belper 4ths.
The Bees were attempting to go the whole term without a league defeat and were ultimately successful in this bid.
The Bees immediately took control with some superb passing moves and opened the scoring on five minutes with Carla Fox sliding a ball through the Belper defence for Helen Henley to apply the finish.
The second came on 20 minutes with a length-of-the-pitch move, crossed in from the right by Jamie Garner and put over the goalline at the back post by Caroline Scott.
The home side were in complete control but could not break down the Belper defence again before the half-time whistle, the Belper goalkeeper making a string of excellent saves.
Belper started the second period brightly and via their very fast centre forward finally achieved an attempt on goal. Keeper Jade Lawman was up to the task however and kicked away comfortably.
The Bees reasserted their control of the game soon after, however, via a fierce short corner strike from Abi Grocutt to make it 3-0. The visitors were then reduced to ten players as one of their defenders took a nasty looking blow to the foot and could not continue.
The game ended as a contest with the Bees' fourth and final goal coming from Helen Charlton again via a powerful strike from a short corner routine. Charlton followed this by her interesting "shopping trolley" goal celebration which put the gloss on the now relaxed League Champions' party atmosphere.
Amanda Lanyon was voted Player of the Match for a superb controlling display.


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Merritt Area Transmission Project
Meeting Merritt's electricity needs for years to come
Increased growth in the Merritt area is leading to increased demand for clean and reliable electricity.
To support this economic development, including new hotels, residential subdivisions, and a resort south of the city in the Coquihalla corridor, a new transmission line and substation upgrades are required.
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On October 30, 2015, the transmission line from Merritt Substation to Highland Substation was energized. Over the following week our crews worked to switch our customers over from the old Merritt Substation to the new Merritt Substation. The project is now in-service.


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LinkedIn Offers Information, Apology for Security Breach
By: Nathan Eddy, 2012-06-10
The social networking company issues an apology and answers questions related to a security breach last week.
In the wake of a massive security breach on the business networking site LinkedIn, which resulted in the leaking of roughly 6.5 million user passwords and their subsequently being published on an unauthorized Website, the company has issued a blog post to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the breach. The company has also enlisted the help of the FBI for an investigation into the breach.
"We want to be as transparent as possible while at the same time preserving the security of our members without jeopardizing the ongoing investigation," wrote LinkedIn director Vicente Silveira. "We take this criminal activity very seriously, so we are working closely with the FBI as they aggressively pursue the perpetrators of this crime."
Silveira noted the compromised passwords were not published with corresponding email log-ins, and that the majority of passwords were "hashed", meaning they were still encoded; however, he confessed that a subset of the passwords was decoded. Silveira also stressed that the only information published was the list passwords. "We are not aware of any member information being published at any time in connection with the list of stolen passwords," he wrote.
Also addressed was the speed of LinkedIn's response to the breach, reports of which first surfaced last Wednesday. Silveira said the company launched an investigation immediately after receiving confirmation of the breach, and by the end of Thursday, all passwords on the published list that were believed to have created risk for LinkedIn members had been disabled. "This is true, regardless of whether or not the passwords were decoded. After we disabled the passwords, we contacted members with instructions on how to reset their passwords," he wrote. "Once again, we truly apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you, our members."
Stolen passwords aren't the only thing social media users have to worry about, a recent report from IT research firm Gartner indicated. The study found that corporate monitoring of employee behavior on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn will rise to 60 percent by 2015. The report also raises the question of who is actually looking at this information and the parties who have access to employee-monitoring tools, as well as the ethical and legal issues involved.
Users should also be aware of their activities on social media sites and how that impacts their prospects of being hired. An April study from job-search site CareerBuilder shows that more than a third of companies (37 percent) polled use social networking sites to research job candidates. About a third (34 percent) of hiring managers who currently research candidates via social media said they have found information that has caused them not to hire a candidate, according to the report. That content ranges from evidence of inappropriate behavior to information that contradicted their listed qualifications.
Have LinkedIn's security woes permanently damaged the social network?
Security breach grabs headlines, but will users pack up and leave?
By Sharon Gaudin, June 14, 2012 03:50 PM ET
After hackers last week breached the LinkedIn site, stealing more than 6 million user passwords, analysts are debating whether the attack will cause long-term damage to the social network.
In the attack, users' passwords were posted publicly to a Russian hacker forum. The incident garnered a lot of headlines, both in the trade and mainstream news media, and LinkedIn was accused of using lax security and having nothing more than light encryption to safeguard its users' data.
Many companies besides LinkedIn suffer security breaches. What's causing the furor over the LinkedIn breach is that the company makes its name and its money from user data, yet it failed to take what security experts would call adequate steps to secure its bread and butter.
Critics accuse the company of failing to protect its users. Will users stand by their social network or will they flee?
"This is a business site focused on business users who generally don't take well to negligence, particularly when it comes to their passwords and IDs," said Rob Enderle, an analyst with the Enderle Group. "I think this attack will do lasting damage and open the door for competition. But I don't see a competitive choice positioning against the opportunity, so LinkedIn may do better than they otherwise would as a result."
While LinkedIn's security lapse could drive people away, users of social networks have proved to be immensely loyal and willing to take hits without leaving their favorite sites.
Facebook, for instance, has had a handful of highly publicized privacy issues that drew heated criticism from its users. Industry analysts predicted an exodus of unhappy users. While some dribbled off the site in frustration, there was never a mass exodus.
Social networking users may get frustrated and angry and post nasty tweets on Twitter, but they want to be where their friends are. They want to see their cousin's news updates and their college roommate's vacation pictures. They rarely leave.
In an emailed statement, LinkedIn spokeswoman Erin O'Harra said: "I can confirm that the health of our network, as measured by member growth and engagement, remains as strong as it was prior to the incident."
"I've seen some users post via Twitter that they are leaving LinkedIn as a result of this incident, or rather the headlines spurred them into realizing that they never used LinkedIn so they might as well zap their accounts," said Graham Cluley, a senior technology consultant with security company Sophos. "I have no indication that people are leaving in droves, however."
Cluley said LinkedIn's recent troubles are also putting the spotlight on other social networks and their level of security.
"Many of the social networks have suffered from security and privacy problems, although there's no suggestion that they have made the same mistake regarding password security," Cluley added. "As LinkedIn likes to present itself as the professional, business-focused social network, it's particularly disappointing that they didn't have fairly elementary security in place."
LinkedIn is no fledgling social networking startup with little money or experience. After a successful initial public offering in May 2011, the company should be able to hire a barrage of security experts, the analysts noted.
This makes the breach harder to understand, Enderle said. "Security problems certainly haven't been uncommon for social networks, but given [LinkedIn's] cash position and the amount of warning, this issue should have been addressed," he said. "It makes the management team appear too inexperienced for a firm of this size ... Negligence in a public company typically is a very bad thing because it can force changes at top executive levels."
As for LinkedIn's users, Patrick Moorhead, an analyst with Moor Insights & Strategy, said few will probably leave the site simply because there are few alternatives for a business-oriented social network.
"LinkedIn's reputation is taking hits from industry insiders and techies," he said. "But these kinds of things blow over quickly and won't leave any permanent marks. At least in North America, there isn't a competitor with much scale for users to go to."


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Science DMZ: Network Components
When choosing the network components for a Science DMZ, you should consider the following issues:
- Make sure your routers and switches have enough buffer space to handle "fan-in" issues, and are configured to use this buffer space. See also this paper that describes the impact.
- Check to see if the hardware is supported by OSCARS virtual circuit system, to allow the ability to easily extend layer-2 circuits all the way to the DTN hosts.
- Look for devices that have flexible ACL (Access Control List) support to eliminate the need for stateful firewalls that will slow down the DTN hosts.
- Consider deploying devices that will support OpenFlow, as Software Defined Networking via OpenFlow is a promising new technology for Science DMZs in the future.


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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma, December 17. IN the final day of action at the Kerr-McGee Elite Pro-Am held in Oklahoma City, Okla., from Dec. 15-17, a trio of meet records fell by the way side.
Women's 1650 Freestyle
After finishing second in several events, Sachiko Yamada came through for a first-place check in the distance free in 16:11.66. That time erased a 12-year-old meet record time of 16:17.80 set by Janet Evans in 1994.
Meanwhile, 17-year-old Micah Martindale placed second in 16:21.08, while Katie Roberts finished third in 16:39.09.
Men's 1650 Freestyle
Robert Margalis won his fourth event of the meet with a time of 14:52.30. He nearly wiped out the meet and pool-record time of 14:51.54 set by Chris Thompson in 2004. Sergiy Fesenko, a student coach at Indiana University, took second in 14:57.29, while Chad La Tourette garnered third in 15:07.66.
Women's 200 Backstroke
Sachiko Yamada earned her second first-place crown in as many events with a time of 1:59.54 in the 200 back. 16-year-old Meghan Dwyer placed second in 2:01.71, while 17-year-old Abigail Mahoney finished third in 2:02.30.
Men's 200 Backstroke
Doug Van Wie eclipsed an eight-year-old meet and pool record in the 200 back by touching in 1:41.90. That performance surpassed the 1:42.13 set by Josh Davis in 1998.
Additionally, David Cromwell placed second in 1:43.84, while Adam Mania took third in 1:44.06.
Women's 100 Freestyle
Leane Darling touched first in 50.22, while 17-year-old Shara Stafford hit the wall in 50.80 for second. 17-year-old Tara Thomas stopped just .05 seconds behind with a third-place 50.85. Local swimmer 16-year-old Samantha Woodward nearly picked up third with a fourth-place 50.86.
Men's 100 Freestyle
Neil Walker turned in a title-winning time of 43.06, while Dale Rogers placed second in 43.73. Camilo Becerra rounded out the top three in 44.18.
Women's 200 Butterfly
Rachel Komisarz snagged her fourth first-place check with a time of 1:58.17, while Samantha Woodward stopped the clock in 1:59.56 for second. 16-year-old Lisa Lunkenheimer finished third in 2:02.58.
Men's 200 Butterfly
Jayme Cramer smashed the meet and pool record in the 200 fly with a time of 1:43.98. The previous standard of 1:46.51 set by Joe Montague stood since 2002.
In other action, David Kahn finished second in 1:49.68, while 17-year-old Robert Looney touched third in 1:50.48.
Women's 100 IM
Megan Jendrick collected her third title with a time of 55.36. Tanica Jamison finished just behind in 55.61, while 16-year-old Spindrift Beck placed third in 56.61.
Men's 100 IM
Mark Gangloff won his third title crown with a time of 48.30, while Neil Walker finished second in 48.51. Adam Mania completed the top three in 48.86.


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Looking for something a little different for your next project, or maybe you just need some parts for your C4? Well we've found just the thing. This video we came across on YouTube of a wrecked, but perhaps fixable, 1990 ZR-1 Corvette offered by QualityAutoPartsRUs shows a sad fate for a rare car.
The ZR-1 was arguably the top dog production car of its era, setting numerous land speed records, and during an era of underwhelming performance cars this bad Chevy was capable of clipping 60 MPH from a dead stop in less than 4.5 seconds. Much like its modern (and hyphen-less) counterpart, acquiring a C4 ZR-1 was an extremely pricey proposition back in 1990, and there were less than 7,000 made during the entire 6 year run of the car's production.
The car is complete other than the interior (which has already been sold), and the exotic 5.7L DOHC 32-valve LT5 is complete, and does still run, and comes with the 6-speed manual transmission. However, the seller does report in the video that there are problems with the ECU, and the fuel system needs some work.
What do you think? Bring this icon back to its former glory, or just buy the drivetrain, and drop it in the RWD sedan of your choice for a bit of sleeperish fun?


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Spring's early arrival has been a boon for garden centers as homeowners get a jump on the growing season. But anyone living in a community association should review rules and regulations before picking up a trowel.
In Portsmouth, N.H., the 23-unit Atlantic Pointe condominium association is suing two owners for planting heirloom perennials, shrubs and other greenery in the mulched common areas adjacent to their units.


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Poems from Poetry Night
A Night Out
I told the waiter there was schmutz
on my machete. He informed me
I wasn't sitting in the Yiddish section.
Being bilingual, I told the waiter
there was gunk on my machete. Oh, he apologized
then and brought me straight away
a new machete, with which I sliced
the brisket as if clearing a path
through a forest to a temple in life
more glamorous than the four dollars
and thirty two cents in my pocket
with which I couldn't possibly pay
what I owe jean-Paul Sartre for writing
"No Exit," since walking out on that play
Introduced me as if for the first time
to the moon. Try feeling crushed
by the void of existence while staring
at a waxing moon with or without
a full stomach before or after
cleaning your machete on your sleeve.
Yes, that's a dare, double-dog dare,
to talk as kids used to talk in a time
of innocence that certainly never existed
-Bob Hicok
A primer
I remember Michigan fondly as the place I go
to be in Michigan. The right hand of America
waving from maps or the left
pressing into clay a mold to take home
from kindergarten to Mother. I lived in Michigan
forty-three years. The state bird
is a chained factory gate. The state flower
is Lake Superior, which sounds egotistical
though it is merely cold and deep as truth.
A Midwesterner can use the word "truth,"
can sincerely use the word "sincere."
In truth the Midwest is not mid or west.
When I go back to Michigan I drive through Ohio.
There is off I-75 in Ohio a mosque, so life
goes corn corn corn mosque, I wave at Islam,
which we're not getting along with
on account of the Towers as I pass.
Then Ohio goes corn corn corn
billboard, goodbye Islam. You never forget
how to be from Michigan when you're from Michigan.
It's like riding a bike of ice and fly-fishing.
The Upper Peninsula is a spare state
in case Michigan goes flat. I live now
in Virginia, which has no backup plan
but is named the same as my mother,
I live in my mother again, which is creepy
but so is what the skin under my chin is doing,
suddenly there's a pouch like marsupials
are needed. The state joy is spring.
"Osiris, we beseech thee, rise and give us baseball"
is how we might sound were we Egyptian in April,
When February hasn't ended. February
is thirteen months long in Michigan.
We are a people who by February
want to kill the sky for being so gray
and angry at us. "What did we do?"
is the state motto. There's a day in May
when we're all tumblers, gymnastics
is everywhere, and daffodils are asked
by young men to be their wives. When a man eloped
with a daffodil, you know where he's from.
In this way I have given you a primer.
Let us all be from somewhere.
Let us tell each other everything we can.
-Bob Hicok
A wedding night
A groom goes out with a pillow to where the sheep
are white bushes across the hill. Dirty white
bushes across the hill and places his pillow
at the top, just before the top, a few inches
from the top for his head so he can see, almost, yes
he can see the curve of the earth, out
where there is only water. But there is a ship
on the only water, on the curve of the water
to his left and right, as the dirty white bushes
move, as the ship moves to the east
along the curve, and he thinks of how his pillow
will smell in his bed, beside his bride,
of grass and sea salt and the curve of the earth
and coming home, she will breathe all of these
when she leans over him, drapes his face
with the night of her hair, the curve of her
falling to all sides, from a center, from a moon,
from an asking, from a giving, from now on.
-Bob Hicok
The Angel of History
There are times when the child seems delicate, as if he had not yet crossed into the world.
When French was the secret music of the street, the café, the train, my own
receded and became intimacy and sleep.
In the world it was the language of propaganda, the agreed-upon lie, and it bound me to
itself, demanding of my life an explanation.
When my son was born I became mortal.
Our days at Cape Enrage, a bleached shack of rented rooms and white air. April.
At the low tide acres of light, boats abandoned by water.
While sleeping, the child vanishes from his life.
Years later, on the boat from Beirut, or before the boat, an hour before helicopters lifting
a white veil of sea.
A woman broken into many women.
These boats, forgotten, have no keels. So it is safe for them, and the emptiness beneath
them safe.
April was here briefly. The breakwater visible, the lighthouse, but no horizon.
The music resembled April, the gulls, April, but you weren't walking toward this house.
If the child knew words, if it weren't necessary for him to question me with his hand—
To have known returning would be like this,
that the sea light of April had been your vigilance.
In the night-vaulted corridors of the Hôtel-Dieu, a sleepless woman pushes her stretcher
along the corridors of the past. Bonjour, madame. Je m'appelle Ellie.
There were trains, and beneath them, laddered fields.
Autumns the fields were deliberately burned by a fire so harmless children ran through it
making up a sort of game.
Women beat the flames with brooms and blankets, so the fires were said to be under
As for the children, they were forbidden to ask about the years before they were born.
Yet they burned the fields, yet everything was said to be under control
with the single phrase death traffic.
This is Izieu during the war, Izieu and the neighnoring village of Bregnier-Cordon.
This is a framhouses in Izieu.
Itself a quite place of stone houses over the Rhône, where between Aprils forty-four
children were
hidden successfully for a year in view of the mountains.
Until the fields were black and snow fell all night over the little plaque which does not
that they were Jewish children hidden April to April in Izieu near Bregnier-
Comment me vint l'écriture? Comme un duvet d'oiseau sur ma vitre, en hiver.
In every window a blank photograph of their internment.
Within the house, the silence of God. Forty-four bedrools, forty-four metal cups.
And the silence of God is God.
In Pithiviers and Beaune-la-Rolande, in Les Milles, Les Tourelles, Moussac and Aubagne,
the silence of God is God.
The children were taken to Poland.
The children were taken to Auschwitz in Poland
singing Vous n'aurez pas L'Alsace et la Lorraine.
In a farmhouse still standing in Izieu, le silence de Dieu est Dieu.
-Carolyn Forché


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Areas of Expertise
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- Adult congenital heart disease
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Collection 460 [February 14, 2008]
Taylor, Phyllis Evelyn; 1924-
Interviews; 1992
Audio tapes (.1 cubic feet)
Restrictions: None
Brief Description. Oral history interviews with Taylor in which she discusses her childhood and conversion, education at Wheaton College, her experiences as a Christian and Missionary Alliance teacher and evangelist among the Bantu people in the Belgian Congo from 1952-1966; her work in Taiwan from 1968 on as an independent missionary; teaching English as a means of evangelism.
|Full name
|Phyllis Evelyn Taylor
|April 23, 1924, in Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
|Lloyd B. and Minnie Simmons Taylor
|3 brothers. Phyllis was the third of four children
|Marital Status
|September 9, 1935
|Graduated high school
|Graduated Nyack Missionary Training Institute, New York
|High Point College, North Carolina
|Graduated Wheaton College, Illinois, BS in Education
|Graduated Wheaton College, Illinois, MA in Christian Education
|Nine months of leading children's meetings for the Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA) near Milaca, Minnesota
|Worked as a secretary at the Oak Ridge atomic facility in Tennessee
|Taught elementary school in Villa Park, Illinois
|Taught elementary school in Nyack, New York
|Received appointment as missionary of the CMA
|Attended French language school for missionaries in Belgium
|Served in the Belgian Congo at Maduda, Kikonzi, Lukula, Boma, Vungu. After a brief time teaching missionary children, she taught in and directed African schools, led Bible and Christian education conferences, and led evangelistic meetings in villages. Most of her time was spent with the Bantu people.
|Furlough in the United States
|Prolonged furlough in the United States because of the civil war in the Congo
|Taught in the Christian Education Department at Canadian Bible College in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
|Resigned from CMA
|Taught at elementary school in Pleasantville, New Jersey, to raise funds for her mission work in Taiwan
|Taught at Christ's College in Tanshui, Taiwan. Taught English grammar and composition, psychology, set up and taught several Christian Education courses, planned and directed a Christian Education Conference for the churches in the area, planned and directed a missionary program with five students and traveled around the Island giving the program in various churches during summer vacation
|Taught elementary school in Atlantic City, New Jersey to raise funds for herself and mission work in Taiwan.
|Taught at Taipei American School in Taiwan as part of her self-supporting missionary activities, such as newspaper evangelism, and teaching Sunday School and serving on the council of the United States Navy Support Chapel. She also did prison ministry among foreign inmates and led Bible studies for women and medical students. In addition, she taught English classes for the staffs of the Hilton Hotel, the American Express Bank, the American Shipping Line, Johnson's Wax.
|Self-published The Master, an explanation of the plan of salvation, which has since been translated into Chinese, African, and Indian languages. These have usually been distributed free to Christian workers in several countries. Ms. Taylor also over the years prepared many evangelistic audio tapes, video tapes and booklets
|Trained teachers in India for two months
|December 2001
|Retired and returned to the United States to live in Kissimmee, Florida
Scope and Content
Phyllis Taylor was interviewed by Paul Ericksen in August 1992 at the Billy Graham Center Archives in Wheaton, Illinois, United States. The events described in the interview cover the time period 1925-1992.
T1 ( 65 minutes). Memories of her childhood, conversion of her mother at a tabernacle in North Carolina; Phyllis' conversion at eleven during meetings led by evangelist Bill Young; call to become a missionary at the age of thirteen; influence of her mother and the church on her Christian life; attending Nyack Missionary Training Institute; attending Highpoint College; attending Wheaton College; Enock Dyrness; comparison of Highpoint and Wheaton; leading children's meetings in Minnesota; working at the Oak Ridge atomic bomb plant; professors at Wheaton; extracurricular activities; Foreign Mission Fellowship; her experiences as a Wheaton grad student and a teacher at Villa Park, Illinois; financial support for her graduate education; using the Sugar Creek Gang books at Villa Park; being a grad student; memories of the 1950 Wheaton revival; her thesis on the Gospel of Mark; visits to Wheaton since graduation; appointment as a missionary and assignment to the Belgian Congo; difficulty of her year of French language study in Belgium; government certification of schools in the Belgian Congo; problem with her first assignment as a teacher of missionary children; language study in Kinkongo; her next station at Kikonzi where she taught Congolese student; local Bantu villages; social contacts between missionaries and local people; contacts between missionaries; program and requirements of the school; life of the students; story of one student who became an administrator of the hospital in Kikonzi; the poison cup as a means of judgment; comments on the history of the CMA in the Congo; animism among the Bantu and use of fetishes
T2 ( 17 minutes). Story about a young Bantu convert who was poisoned by his mother; description of CMA mission stations at Maduda and Kikonzi; a snake attack during a prayer meeting; changes in the mission's education program during Taylor's time of service; training women to be Bible teachers; Taylor's three terms of service; description of Taylor's teaching and evangelistic work; description of evangelistic services; opposition to evangelistic meetings
T3 (61 minutes). Preparing curriculum materials for Bantu teachers; Seventh Day Adventist missionaries in the Congo and Angola; opposition from Roman Catholic missionaries; memories of the coming independence to the Belgian Congo; violence against white Europeans and Americans; evacuation of missionaries from the Congo; personal experiences during the upheaval before Taylor's furlough in 1960; incidents in the Boma/Matadi area during the 1964 uprising; division in the CMA church in the Congo over the ABAKO [Alliance des Bakongo] movement; missionary conference tours in the United States from 1960-1962; returning to the Congo in 1962; reflections on her accomplishment during her last tour in the Congo; several examples of conflicts of missionaries with the Congolese police; a temporary evacuation in 1964; differences between men and women missionaries; Congolese gender differences; her resignation from the Congo field in 1966 and her desire for more evangelistic work in villages; living in New Jersey while raising her own support to go to Taiwan; James Graham and Christ's College; going to Taiwan in 1968; teaching Christian education at Christ's College; organizing a Christian education conference for local pastors; reason for returning to the United States in 1970; teaching at Taipei American School in Taiwan after 1970; teaching at United States military installations; ancestor veneration in Taiwan; story of one convert's relationship with his family; need for the Taiwanese to become missionaries
T4 (40 minutes). Influential Taiwanese Christians; efforts to get Taiwanese to become missionaries; Taylor's assistance CMA work in Tenmu [?]; periodic conferences for missionaries; other means of personal spiritual support; Darryl Johnson's radio sermons; the International Church in Taipei; work of the Mormons in Taiwan; charismatic Christians in Taiwan; teaching English to the staff of Hilton hotels; Taylor's vacations and other relaxation in Taiwan; impact of the United States withdrawing their embassy from Taiwan in 1979; Taiwanese attitudes toward mainland China; use of Taylor's book (The Master) in different languages and in China; her brother's work in Indonesia - Christ for the Island World; working on her book, 1980-1982; Willys Braun and his work in Zaire; her plans to continue working; her use of Christmas luncheons for the local business community as an evangelistic outreach; developing a Christmas television broadcast in 1991; Christian advertising on buses and taxis by Joseph Lin; tracts Taylor has written using Sun Yat-sen as an example
T5 (30 minutes). Taylor's desire to write children's books; her book on David and Goliath; Taiwanese book publishing; her combining of English teaching classes and Bible study; payment rate for her classes; witnessing in classes; dedication of students; high cost of tentmaking ministry; English classes as a field for Christian witness; impact of her being unmarried in Taiwan; story of a Taiwanese woman she witnessed to; being a single missionary in Zaire; plans to return to Taiwan and expectations for her ministry there; plans to use Chinese characters and Christmas as means of evangelism on her television show; comparison of Christ, Buddha, and Sun Yat-sen
The materials in this collection were given to the Archives of the Billy Graham Center by Phyllis E. Taylor in August 1992.Accession: 92-101
The following items are located in the AUDIO TAPE file.
|65 min.
|Oral history interview of Phyllis Taylor by Paul Ericksen
|17 min.
|Conclusion of T1
|61 min.
|Oral history interview of Phyllis Taylor by Paul Ericksen
|40 min.
|Continuation of T3
|30 min.
|Conclusion of T4


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Eton mess is so simple, made with broken meringues, strawberries and cream the best bits of summer combined into one easy dessert! You'll want to make our strawberry Eton mess recipe over and over again - it really couldn't be easier. This Eton mess recipe takes just 10 minutes to make, which means it's great for when you're having friends over, as you wont have to spend long in the kitchen to make it. It gets its name as it is the dessert traditionally served at Eton College's prize-giving picnic on June 4th. To make this dessert super speedy, weve used ready-made meringues. If you fancy a challenge and have a bit more time, you can make your own meringues from scratch! This Eton mess recipe makes 6 portions and shouldn't break the bank to make either. If you want to add more fruit to the mix, go for it so youre upping your 5-a-day intake in a really delicious way! Try raspberries, blackberries or blueberries for a change. A drizzle of port, kirsch or Cointreau will turn this summer dessert into an adult-only version. We guarantee it will be everyone's favourite pudding!
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- 6 ready-made meringues
- 570ml double cream (or use half Greek yogurt for a healthier version)
- 450g strawberries, washed and hulled
- 75 ml port, kirsch or Cointreau (optional, for a more grown-up version)
- Cut the strawberries in half or into thick slices if they're big. Place in a bowl with the port, kirsch or Cointreau if using, cover and chill for 2-3 hrs.
- Whip the cream until it forms soft peaks, then fold in the berries and juices.
- Crush the meringues and fold into the strawberry and cream mixture.
- Spoon the Eton mess into individual dishes. If you like, you can decorate with extra strawberries.
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Guideline Daily Amount for 2,000 calories per day are: 70g fat, 20g saturated fat, 90g sugar, 6g salt.
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Timmins makes most of trade
Published 11:30 pm, Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Among the thoughts racing through Scott Timmins' mind last month when he learned of his trade to the Albany Devils:
• pack more sweaters
• fresh start with a new organization
• continue to focus on playing a solid two-way game of hockey
What he and Albany coach Rick Kowalsky didn't expect was for Timmins to show up on the scoresheet every game, but that is what the 24-year-old center from Hamilton, Ontario, has done so far this season.
Timmins takes an American Hockey League-high eight-game points streak into Wednesday night's game against Syracuse at Times Union Center.
"I've always been a defense-first type of guy, and the points come secondary," Timmins said. "Coming here, I didn't really expect the points to be piling up like this."
Timmins, tied with linemate Joe Whitney for the team scoring lead with five goals and five assists, was acquired Sept. 28 from the Florida Panthers for Krys Barch, who had been a New Jersey Devils enforcer.
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At a glance
Syracuse Crunch at Albany Devils
When: 7 p.m. Wednesday
Where: Times Union Center
Radio: http://ahllive.com
While he played 24 NHL games over the past two seasons, Timmins spent most of his time with San Antonio, an AHL Western Conference team that rarely sees anyone from the East.
"What I like about him, and we watched video of him in detail, is just his (defensive) habits," Kowalsky said. "Did I expect this? Absolutely not. We were hoping, after seeing him a couple of days in practice, that he might be able to slide in with those two guys (linemates Whitney and Reid Boucher), but there's no question now, I'm definitely not going to break them up."
The trade, Timmins admitted, caught him off-guard. "I never asked for one, never hinted at one, never heard about something happening for me to be moving," he said.
His two years in San Antonio produced 22 goals, 29 assists and a plus-9 rating in 135 games. The deal with the Devils not only put him in a new uniform, but it changed his off-ice wardrobe.
"I'm not wearing sandals and shorts every day now," Timmins said. "I grew up in Canada, so I'm used to it. I just had to get readjusted again."
Timmins' limited NHL time has resulted in one goal and 12 penalty minutes. He said he hopes to be a different player if he gets the opportunity again.
"When I have played in the NHL," he said, "I've been a fourth-line guy, playing eight minutes or so. Now I want to make an impact. I don't want to just blend in. I want to have the confidence when I do go up. It's been great here. I'm playing at one of my top levels right now. If I do get a chance to go up, hopefully I can bring a lot more to the table."
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