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Computer Analysis - why the ? mark
I won a game by sacking my opponents queen. Afterwards I did a computer analysis to expose my mistakes, blunders etc. The computer analysis put a ? next to move 32 (R D1) which left my opponent no choice but to exchange his queen for my rook. Why the ? I think the computer analysis may need an overhaul.Am I missing something ?
I am not tech savvy so I don't know how to load the game with this post, but you can look at it under standard games. It is the last game I played on June 19th.
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Yes thats the game. Also I'll check and see if I missed something. Thanks Andy
I think this is because computer prefers 32.e5 de5 33.Re4. That line gets +6,9 (stockfish 3, depth 28) while 32.Rd1 "only" +5,6. The difference of more than 1 is usually considered a blunder and marked ?
In your case, both lines give winning advantage but 32.e5 opens the position and can make converting your advantage simpler.
32.Rd1 is the second line given by the engine, it gave you a winning position so you may ignore the ? at this move.


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Woven/Knitted: Woven
Body Fabric: Linen cotton
Fit: Relaxed fit
Primary Color: Silver blue
Secondary Color: Rose quartz
Care Instructions: Dry clean
Neck Type: V neck
Closure Used: Front buttons
Trims: Contrast linen detail on the pocket and closure
Special Finishings: Intricately embroided floral in the front with linen trim details on the closure and pocket accentualed with gota stripes
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Media release: FIRST Union
Tuesday May 7, 2013
FIRST Living Wage Victory For Retail Workers
This morning's announcement by The Warehouse Group of a Career Retailer Wage has been welcomed by FIRST Union, the union for retail workers.
FIRST Union Retail Secretary, Maxine Gay, said the announcement of The Warehouse, on the eve of Collective Agreement negotiations with FIRST Union is excellent news for retail workers in The Warehouse and hopefully will start a trend to lift the retail sector wages from poverty levels to living wage levels across all chains.
Collective Agreement negotiations between FIRST Union and The Warehouse take place in early July which will determine the actual rates to be paid and put the final touches onto the career retailer wage concept.
"FIRST Union has been working constructively with The Warehouse for the last three years to raise pay rates, introduce skill based pay, comprehensive training for all roles and improved retention and engagement of workers in the company," Maxine Gay said.
"The Warehouse workers joined FIRST Union in droves around 5 years ago during the dark period of The Warehouse leadership where cost cutting, including staff "costs" was the major management tool. Workers still shudder when they hear the words "Project Invigorate".
"Last year, the union and The Warehouse workers accepted a lower wage rise than justified when the company was in a turnaround phase and the share price had dropped to record low levels.
"At that time The Warehouse CEO Mark Powell promised the workers and their union that the company would look at significant wage increases after the turnaround had been completed. We are pleased to see that Mark Powell is a man of his word," said Maxine Gay.
"The actions of The Warehouse are in stark contrast to the Foodstuffs group where many Pak'nSave and New World supermarkets continue to pay minimum starvation wages, refuse to engage constructively with the union and are now trying to cut wages through the new youth rates provisions," Maxine Gay said.
"Given that Foodstuffs is a major shareholder of The Warehouse we hope that the Living Wage commitment of The Warehouse may rub off onto the millionaires that run Pak'nSave and New World stores," she said.
The announcement of The Warehouse is also a challenge to the other supermarket chain, Countdown, and the direct competitors of The Warehouse being Farmers, Briscoes and Kmart. FIRST Union will be negotiating Collective Agreements with all of these companies over the next few months.


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"In the face of a tragedy such as just happened in Santiago de Compostela on the eve of its big day, I can only express my deepest sympathy as a Spaniard and a Galician," said Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy in a written statement.
Seventy-three people were found dead at the scene of the accident and four died in hospitals, said Maria Pardo Rios, spokeswoman for the Galicia region's main court.
According to Yahoo! News, the disaster stirred memories of a train bombing in Madrid in 2004, carried out by Islamist militants, that killed 191 people.
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A motorcylist kicked the car of a 31-year-old woman after 'taking exception' to her driving.
The victim, who was driving a black Kia hatchback in Drayton Road, Bletchley, manoeuvred her vehicle in front of a black and red KTM motorcycle at about 8.50am on Wednesday, April 23.
The motorcyclist appeared to take exception to the manoeuvre, so the victim pulled over to allow the motorcyclist to overtake.
The motorcyclist then also pulled over, before getting off his vehicle, kicking the victim's Kia and leaving the scene on his motorcycle.
The offender is about 6ft tall, of average build. He was wearing a black motorcycle helmet, black leather jacket with burgundy trim on the arms, black leather trousers and boots.
Thames Valley Police are looking for witnesses to the criminal damage, so if you have any information please contact PC Shantell Woodward via the Thames Valley Police Enquiry Centre on 101.
If you don't want to speak directly to the police you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
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The Coney Island statue of Robinson and Brooklyn Dodger teammate Pee Wee Reese was vandalized with a swastika and profanity last week.
On Monday, several Little League players took part in a rededication ceremony.
Community leaders say they want to turn the act of destruction into an oportunity for unity.
The statue stands as a monument to the two men of "courage and conviction" as engraved on the base of the statue, which was originally erected in November 2005.
"The events of last week were both heartbreaking and incomprehensible" said Brooklyn Cyclones General Manager Steve Cohen. "But we are trying to turn the negative and disgusting actions of one person into a night of unity and understanding for an entire community. Over 60 years ago, Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese stood resolute in the face of bigotry and hatred, and in a much smaller way we are trying to do the same thing."


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New Academic Restructuring Takes Effect July 1
Posted: June 28, 2006 at 1:00 am, Last Updated: November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
This year at Mason, July 1 is more than the start of a new fiscal year. It's the start of a new academic era.
As of July 1, the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Computational Sciences no longer exist. Instead, two new colleges will begin operations: the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences (LAHS) and the College of Science (COS).
George Mason's Board of Visitors approved the reorganization more than a year ago after lengthy study and consideration by the faculties of the colleges.
LAHS contains the following departments, headed by Dean Jack Censer:
- Communication, Gary Kreps, chair
- Economics, Donald Boudreaux, chair
- English, Deborah Kaplan, chair
- History and Art History, Marion Deshmukh, chair
- Modern and Classical Languages, Jeff Chamberlain, chair
- Philosophy, Ted Kinnaman, chair
- Psychology, Deborah Boehm-Davis, chair
- Public and International Affairs, Bob Dudley, chair
- Religious Studies, Young-chan Ro, chair
- Sociology and Anthropology, Steven Vallas, chair
In addition, New Century College falls under LAHS. Nance Lucas is associate dean.
The Department of Social Work, formerly in the College of Arts and Sciences, is now in the College of Health and Human Services. The chair is Sunny Harris Rome.
COS contains the following departments, headed by Co-deans Vikas Chandhoke and Menas Kafatos:
- Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Saleet Jafri, chair
- Chemistry and Biochemistry, Gregory Foster, chair
- Climate Dynamics, Jagadish Shukla, chair
- Computational and Data Sciences, Dimitrios Papaconstantopoulos, chair
- Earth Systems and Geoinformation Sciences, David Wong, chair
- Environmental Science and Policy, Chris Jones, chair
- Geography, Allan Falconer, chair
- Mathematical Sciences, Klaus Fischer, chair
- Molecular and Microbiology, Emanuel Petricoin, chair
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Posted: July 18, 2006 at 1:00 am, Last Updated: November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
Nominations for the Outstanding Achievement Award, the Exceptional Support Award, the Quill Award and the Martha J. Reiner Quality Customer Service Award are due in Human Resources this Friday, July 21.
The presentation ceremony is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 12. For information and nomination forms, please visit Rewards and Recognition on the HR home page. Completed nominations should be sent to Lucy Cummings at MS 3C3. For more information, contact Cummings at 703-993-2739.


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CloudMagic is a free application provided by CloudMagic, Inc. for both iOS and Android platform. CloudMagic, Inc. is a company that has developed a cloud-based technique to ease and control all our email as well as cloud storage accounts.
The purpose of this app is to control your multiple accounts on various domains, i.e. (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.). The software lets you login to five various accounts and collect all its data to your single cloud base database. It quickly finds any mail in your continuous Inbox. The application is being supported with a great and powerful search option to search mails from all your accounts from the first mail to the latest one. The application saves a lot of your important time by its advance search mechanism. The reminder settings provided to serve the important mail on time. The application allows you to compose emails and chose via which email account to be sent.
· Quick & powerful email search
Searches all your mailboxes in one go. Use the good search suggestions provided to get to the required emails.
· COMPATIBLE with all kinds of email
Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook.com, iCloud, Google Apps, Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Mail.com, GMX, AOL and alternative IMAP accounts.
· Integrated Inbox
Single Inbox for all of your accounts.
· Supports Microsoft Exchange
Support for Exchange 2003, 2007, 2010 & 2013 (ActiveSync, EWS, IMAP)
· Set reminders
Set reminders to follow marked emails.
· Push notifications
Stay on top of your Inbox with new mail notifications.
· SERVES offline
Access your Inbox, search and preview your emails even if you are offline.
· Password Protected
Secure your information additional by adding a passcode lock.
· Additional
Move to folders/labels
Threaded chat view
Quick swipes actions from the Inbox
The application supports tablets as well as phones and fits well on the screen. The look provided is more over like windows 8 but yet simple. They have provided different colours to different email accounts for better recognition and easy understanding. They have fulfilled all the features and have provided a better access without lagging. The search results are fast and spot on. You can also compose emails and choose via which account to send it, although each message is prefixed with an unwanted footer.
The application is compatible with both iOS and android market. On iOS Market, the application comes free and it occupies ~9.5MB of your space. The application requires minimum 6.0 iOS and works well with iPad, iPhone, etc. For Android Market the application is free, occupies ~4.5MB, and is compatible with phones 4.0 and higher OS.
The application's integrated Inbox works well and is useful at times of emergency. The colour schemes and reminders are good and attract to work with you. The search option is really, what they have promised, i.e. fast & spots on and searches even the oldest mail in instant time. During email composition a prefixed text is added "Sent using CloudMagic" which makes it annoying. The major problem is its limit of 5 accounts, but they are trying to increase it, hopefully we could also see Facebook, twitter, etc. notification in the near future. If I were to rate this application on the basis of its pros and cons I would give 8.5 out of 10 (for integrated Inbox, looks, fast & spot on searches).
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text: The Phoenix Suns beat the Sacramento Kings on Friday night. DeMarcus Cousins had 15 points, 16 boards, 5 assists and 5 steals, but all that really matters are these two awesome blocks on Cousins' shots by Eric Bledsoe and Miles Plumlee. Bledsoe's block was more spectacular, but Plumlee's chasedown block was more violent and surprising. I don't know if I can pick my favorite.


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by Bruce Salmon, Pastor, Village Baptist Church
A Christian believes in and follows Jesus. We learn about Jesus from the Bible. The Bible identifies Jesus as the "Christ, the Son of God" (Mark 1:1). The Bible teaches that God sent his Son Jesus into the world for a reason. John 3:16 explains: "God loved the people of this world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who has faith in him will have eternal life and never really die." This verse says something important about God. It says that God loves us and gave his Son for us. This verse also says something important about us. It says that apart from God, and without faith in his Son Jesus Christ, we will surely die.
Of course, death is a part of life. All people and all living things eventually die. Only God is eternal. Yet, God created us to be like himself (Genesis 1:27). That likeness to God, though always present in our lives, is corrupted by sin. Sin is any attitude or action which is contrary to God's intentions for our lives. Sin separates us from God. Romans 3:23 says, "All of us have sinned and fallen short of God's glory." Sin destroys life, but God wants to give us life. Jesus said, "I came so that everyone would have life, and have it in its fullest" (John 10:10).
God offers us forgiveness for our sins through the death of his Son Jesus Christ on the cross. According to Romans 5:8, "God showed how much he loved us by having Christ die for us, even though we were sinful." This forgiveness from God allows us to receive the gift of eternal life. The Bible calls this wonderful gift from God salvation. We receive salvation from God through faith. Ephesians 2:8 says, "You were saved through faith in God, who treats us much better than we deserve. This is God's gift to you, and not anything you have done on your own."
Faith is believing in Jesus. We express our faith by the attitudes and actions of our lives. "So you will be saved, if you honestly say, Jesus is Lord,' and if you believe with all your heart that God raised him from death. God will accept you and save you, if you truly believe this and tell it to others" (Romans 10:9-10). Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins, but God raised Jesus to new life to demonstrate his power over sin and death.
Becoming a Christian means believing that Jesus died to save us from our sins. We accept Jesus as our Savior, and we make him the Lord of our lives. Accepting Jesus as our Savior means we are truly sorry for our sins, and we want to receive God's forgiveness. Making Jesus our Lord means we try to live according to his example, and by the power of his Holy Spirit. Best of all, it means that at the end of life upon this earth, we have the promise of eternal life with God.
You can become a Christian by praying to God. You can pray aloud, or in the silence of your own thoughts. You can pray with someone else, or by yourself. You can pray in church, or anywhere that you feel close to God. You can pray using your own words, or with the words of a prayer that express how you feel. The most important thing about prayer is that you are sincere. In your prayer you can thank God for his love, and admit your need for forgiveness. Then you can commit your life to God, and promise to follow Jesus. If you pray such a prayer with sincerity, then you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior and Lord. You have become a Christian.
It is important for Christians to act on their faith. A first step is to acknowledge publicly your commitment to Jesus Christ. At the conclusion of every Sunday morning worship service, our church offers an opportunity for persons to profess their faith in Christ. They profess their faith by walking to the front of the sanctuary during the final hymn and telling the pastor about their decision to become a Christian. The next step is being baptized as a believer. Baptism is an outward sign of an inward faith. Baptism symbolizes salvation--the forgiveness of sins and the gift of eternal life. Becoming a Christian also means becoming a part of a church. As a member of a church you can worship God, learn more about the Bible, grow in your faith, find opportunities for service, tell others about Jesus, and be strengthened by your friendship with other Christians.
If you would like to learn more about becoming a Christian, we invite you to worship with us on Sunday morning. You also may call the church office (301-249-6448) to schedule an appointment to talk with the pastor. Our church offers two Sunday morning worship services--a more informal early service at 8:30 a.m., which features contemporary Christian music; and a more traditional service at 11:00 a.m., which features the music of hymns, choir, and organ. Please join us. We want you to become a Christian, and to know the joy of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
All scripture quotations were taken from the Contemporary English Version (CEV).
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Study tips for doing well in your exams
SpunOutter Aoibhin gives her tips on preparing for your exams.
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Are you prepared for your big exam? The Leaving Cert is just around the corner, and with just a few weeks to go the stress and panic will be setting in. However, with a few simple steps you can feel more prepared for your big exam.
Set realistic goals
Remember to set realistic goals. There is no point aiming for an A1 in higher level maths if you have failed all your tests this year.
Group study can be helpful
Studying with a study buddy can be helpful especially if you need some help with a topic..
Break it down
Make a study plan. It's not too late to start studying but make sure you don't study in one big block. Break it down as your brain can only process so much information at one time.
Ask questions
If you are unsure of something ask your teachers. Now's the chance and no one will laugh at you for asking a question. The chances are that there is at least one other student is wondering the same thing and it's the teachers job to give you that information.
Get enough sleep
Don't do all nighters, You need your sleep you should be aiming for at least 8 hours a night.
Eat healthy
Make sure you eat a balanced diet as it will give you a lot more energy.
Don't forget to relax
Have some 'me' time every so often. Sit back and relax for a couple of hours or hang out with your friends as it's important to relieve some of that stress.
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text: Don Armstrong wrote: > On Sat, 15 Oct 2011, Ben Hutchings wrote: > > If I want to send mail from my personal address I should send it > > through my own smarthost. If I want to send mail from my work > > address I *must* send it through the work smarthost (thanks to SPF). > > I could possibly configure this at the MTA level, but no other user > > should be allowed to use my credentials to send mail through the > > work smarthost. > > Right, so what would be ideal is if a transport-only MTA knew enough > to read ~/.config/mail to figure out that if it was executed as your > user, and you were sending with From: email@example.com,[1] it should use > smtp.work.org with your specific configuration. Then, if you happened > to be sending using mailx to work, or needed to switch MUAs, it would > all "just work" correctly, without needing to manually configure > things again. That sounds like an interesting solution to make MTAs handle configurations that MUAs currently handle just fine. Alternative proposal: create a standard for storing SMTP (and IMAP) server information in ~/.config/mail , and have MUAs standardize on that location for storing email configuration (or at least have the option to import/export that configuration). MTAs could choose to read that information too, if they have support for per-user configuration. (Also note that some people want to use different MUAs for *different* uses; at one point I used evolution for work mail and mutt for personal mail. So, teaching the system MTA about both doesn't help; it just makes the configuration more complex.) Either way, I don't think either of those proposals relates to whether an MTA should appear in the default install. You're suggesting that we should make MTAs capable of handling configurations that MUAs currently handle just fine, *and* convince users to use MTAs that way rather than configuring their MUA as usual, and then keep MTAs in the default install in the hopes that users will use them. I'm suggesting that we should recognize that most users use configurations that involve MUAs talking SMTP, without using MTAs, and change our default install accordingly. Debian Policy tries to be descriptive of current practice, rather than prescriptively determining current practice. Shouldn't standard operate similarly, particularly given that we define it based on user expectations? > > For my own systems there is a reasonable system default of using my > > own smarthost, but I wouldn't expect most households to have that. > > Other people could use their ISP's smarthost. But in general, each > > member of a household might use a different mail service. Then what > > would be the system default? > > Presumably, one would select one of them to be the system default, > which would also be the user default. And what if no sensible default exists, because none of them make sense as the system default? The configuration you describe either requires allowing the system to send mail as one of the users, or giving the system an email account of its own. Neither one seems appealing. I'd argue that the system should not be sending external mail by default. On a related note, consider that some users intentionally don't store their email passwords, and instead type them every time their MUA prompts for them (perhaps allowing it to remember them for the session but not store them on disk). That configuration works with MUAs, but not with MTAs. (Again, fixable, but already working with MUAs.) - Josh Triplett


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By Patrick Foster
Are you fresh out of content ideas? Feeling exhausted and uninspired by your current content strategy? Maybe it's because you haven't done anything new in awhile…
As a business it's important to experiment with different content formats and types on a regular basis to avoid getting content fatigue (and boring your audience to tears).
Use these content experimentation ideas to help you get out of your content rut.
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Great content marketers know that they don't know everything. Every business that is stuck in a content stalemate needs to zoom out and get more people involved. Content creators need help from business stakeholders and other departments in order to harness internal stories and unearth hidden content gems.
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The identity of a Jacksonville man killed Monday in what police are investigating as a drive-by shooting has been released.
William Fernando Davis, 25, of the 1800 block of East 22nd Street, was outside the Jones and Jones Corner Store at East 28th and Buckman streets when he and a second man were shot multiple times.
Davis was taken to UF Health Jacksonville where he was pronounced dead. The second victim suffered non life-threatening wounds in the shooting just before noon.
No other details have been provided.
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LIKE a scene out of Hollywood blockbuster Mission: Impossible, thieves mounted a daring raid on a bookmakers.
From the flat above, the crooks dug a hole in the floor before one squeezed through the tiny ga p.
The thief was then lowered into the store on a rope – but that's where the similarities with movie star Tom Cruise ended.
The raid set off the alarm in the Ladbrokes shop in Cowdenbeath and the thief panicked.
And instead of making off with thousands, he grabbed a charity collection bucket holding just £40 before legging it from the shop.
Heart attack survivor and charity fundraiser Colin Sutherland, who works in the shop, was left sickened by the theft.
He said: "You don't expect something like this to happen when you're raising money for a good cause."
Colin, 20, has suffered from tachycardia arrhythmia since birth.
His condition means his heart can stop at any time and he has already suffered five heart attacks.
Colin is planning to cycle the length of Scotland in July to raise funds for Cancer Research in honour of his late grandparents, who died from the disease.
He said: "I now need to go down to Cancer Research and tell them what's happened.
"They must be an awfully sad and low individual to have done this.
"When I get paid I'll replace the £40 that was taken out my own pocket.
"At least that way they've then just stolen £40 from me rather than taking it away from charity.
"When we went into the shop to see what was missing, the only thing they had taken was the charity bucket.
"There's an abandoned flat above the shop and they've gone in there and have been digging away at the ground for a good bit of time. At around 5am, they've finally got through.
"One of them dropped another guy through this hole on a bit of rope but he got tangled up and hit the floor with some force which caused the alarm to go off.
"He tried to pull all the cables off the wall to stop the alarm and then just grabbed the charity bucket."
Anyone with information can contact the police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
To help Colin hit his £3000 target, please visit www.justgiving.com/Vicki-Lister


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Minneapolis—Celebrity stylist Kate Young and designer Prabal Gurung are the latest upscale names to collaborate with Target on limited edition collections featuring high style apparel and accessories at "masstige" pricepoints.
Who hasn't designed for Target? Isaac Mizrahi, Jason Wu, Missoni, Zac Posen, Rodarte, Proenza Schouler (not to mention the 24 designers who participated in the Target + Neiman Marcus Holiday Collection) all have worked with the retail giant on limited collections, some of which sold out in hours.
The better question, says designer Gurung, whose special collection with Target goes on sale beginning Feb. 10, is "who has designed for Target?"
"It's almost like a rite of passage for new, young designers," says Gurung. "This collection was inspired by love and if Target's guests can feel even a little bit of the love that I felt while I was designing this collection, then I will consider it a job well done."
So far, Target has only released one image from the collection so far—the tease factor at work—there are a few details about Gurung's collection. It will be priced to retail between $19.99 to $199.99 for apparel, $12.99 to $39.99 for jewelry, handbags and shoes.
The 80-plus piece Prabal Gurung for Target collection will reflect "Gurung's distinct aesthetic—impeccable tailoring, feminine silhouettes, striking prints, hot-hued palettes and sleek styles." Gurung, a recipient of the Ecco Domani Fashion Fund Award and runner-up to the 2010 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, has a following ranging from Hollywood starlets to British royalty. In 2011, he was honored as one of USA Network's Character Approved Award recipients, named goodwill ambassador of Maiti Nepal, a finalist of the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award and was the recipient of the 2011 CFDA Swarovski Award for womenswear.
His collection will remain on sale through March 23—or while supplies last.
Young Brings Red Carpet Cred
A little less than a month after the Gurung collection exits, Target will bow its next limited edition collection, a collaboration with Kate Young, an influential celebrity stylist who The Hollywood Reporter recently named to a list of 25 most powerful stylists, recognizing her ingenuity, expertise and masterful mix of high-low fashion.
The Kate Young for Target collection, which will be available beginning April 14, will consist of special occasion dresses for day and evening, standalone separates and accessories to mix and match all with Young's eye for pushing trends. Prices will range from $29.99 to $89.99 on apparel, $14.99 to $49.99 for jewelry, handbags and shoes.
"I've been working with Target for a number of years as a stylist, so having the chance to design my own collection with a brand I already know and love is like a dream come true," says Young. "With this collection, I wanted to design standout pieces that allow women to experiment with fashion and create their own red carpet moments."
Young began her fashion career at Vogue assisting editor Anna Wintour, eventually styling covers at Teen Vogue. Soon, she transitioned into one of the most sought-after stylists in the fashion industry with a clientele boasting Natalie Portman, Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz and more. In addition to celebrity styling, Young consults for various labels and often styles runway shows for designers such as Jason Wu, Derek Lam, Nina Ricci, Peter Som, Yigal Azrouël and Vena Cava.
Young, in fact, has styled a number of Target's campaigns, such as Jason Wu for Target, as well as Target's New York vertical fashion show in 2005.
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Roger Federer Australian Open 2011 Tennis Fashion.
Roger Federer has a new look for the Australian Open 2011. Nike says it's a combination of modern and craft, a merging of old and new. See video link below.
Old is the dri fit, polo style and RF insignia. New is the button free placket and seamless design. All seams are bonded with no stitching (except collar). The white color is a smart choice for the Australian sun and the bright accents of yellow fun against the more serious and traditional shorts.
Federer's tennis shoes are the new lunarlon Nike Vapor 8 Tour, flywire tech, lightweight, well cushioned and low to the ground. If you haven't picked up a flywire shoe before, hold one next time you are in a store. Compared with many brands these kicks are not going to slow you down.
Swiss detail for the master: Nike has added some little Swiss crosses in the fabric running up the sides of the matte finish shirt. Click to see. Classy.
Prices to come. Available soon at Nike, Tennis-Warehouse as well as tennis retailers worldwide. VIDEO: For even more info on Roger's shoes and shirt and shoes CLICK HERE.
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Cisco Promotes Executives as Chambers Lines Up Successors
Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO), the world's biggest maker of computer-networking equipment, promoted Gary Moore and Robert Lloyd each to the role of president, lining up potential successors to Chief Executive Officer John Chambers.
Both are among 10 candidates Chambers had said were being considered as successors. Moore, 63, who joined Cisco in 2001, will remain chief operating officer. Lloyd, 56, hired by Cisco in 1994, will continue to oversee sales while adding engineering. Both had been executive vice presidents prior to the appointment, Cisco said in a statement yesterday.
"They've been the two leading candidates all along," said John Slack, an analyst at Caris & Co. "The next CEO for Cisco will most definitely be internal, and this gives the market more of a direct line to follow for a succession plan for Chambers, which I think the market wants."
While the discussion over succession indicates a new openness to change at Cisco, it may be instrumental to winning back business lost to such competitors as Juniper Networks Inc. (JNPR) and Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) and technology shifts being driven by smaller competitors, such as Arista Networks Inc. and Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW) Chambers initiated a management overhaul last year to stem profit-margin erosion.
Chambers, 63, has been Cisco's CEO since 1995, one of the longest tenures in the technology industry, and has indicated that he may retire in two to four years.
While Moore and Lloyd are among the "first wave" of executives who will be considered for the top job, several others are also strong candidates, Chambers said in an interview yesterday.
Executive Moves
"It's not a two-horse race at all, and it's not a race," Chambers said. "We win as a team. Whoever the leaders will be at Cisco have to be very strong team players."
Other executives Chambers mentioned as potential successors during a Sept. 26 interview at Bloomberg's headquarters in New York include Chuck Robbins, who yesterday was also promoted to head of worldwide sales, and Edzard Overbeek, senior vice president of global services.
Investors support Moore because he has tightened Cisco's finances and has been a key figure in making the company more efficient, Slack said. While Moore could get the top job if Chambers retires soon, Lloyd's age and his stewardship of the sales organization probably makes him a likelier pick if Chambers stays longer than expected. Slack said Overbeek ranked highly for him as well.
Restructuring Challenge
Rivals of the San Jose, California-based company are competing on price and pressuring profit margins, while weakened spending by corporations and government agencies have hurt sales. Software-defined networking, which wrings more performance out of existing networking equipment, also poses a threat, as it could eventually slow sales of Cisco products.
The pressures have led to layoffs and other restructuring moves. In July, Cisco announced plans to eliminate 1,300 jobs, or 2 percent of its workforce, bringing the total number of jobs Chambers has cut over the past year to 7,800. Chambers has also reduced prices and eliminated a council-based management structure that slowed decision-making.
Some high-ranking Cisco executives have recently left the company amid the restructuring. One of the latest was Ned Hooper, who organized some of its biggest acquisitions. On June 26 Cisco announced that he was leaving to form an investment firm. Another recent departure was Paul Mountford, who ran Cisco's global sales to businesses.
Cisco lost less than 1 percent to $18.86 at the close in New York. The stock has climbed 4.3 percent this year.
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President Bush is, according to most surveys, the most disliked president of this country in decades. The GOP has fallen down on accomplishing what it should have. Very few voters are paying attention to John McCain's campaign. The Republican Senator has inspired dreadfully little enthusiasm. Voters are paying minuscule attention to the war hero's statements and promises. More important, the liberal media is not paying any attention to the presumptive Republican candidate. It has been and continues to be in the tank for Barack Obama. He already is, according to the mainstream newspapers and the major TV networks, the new president. The heavyweight members of the media no longer mention Obama's "friends" and the negativity they brought to his campaign. When was the last time you read about the Raving Reverend? I'm betting that most of us don't even remember the name of his terrorist friend. And those unkind, despicable words that Michelle Obama said many weeks ago about this wonderful nation have come and gone. The first Lady wannabee is now, according to Vanity Fair, a best-dressed beauty contest winner.
The Democrats are guaranteed major gains in both the House and the Senate. Obama draws crowds like a rock star. He dumped Hillary, which was something most of us favored and now she and her husband whatsisname have thrown their support behind him. He seems to have that young, energetic appearance that appeals to his large following. He is popular and rhetorically skilled. He speaks with the persuasiveness and eloquence that we haven't heard in a looong time. He is ambitious, determined, motivated and energetic.
Senator Obama seems to be also shifting his position on offshore drilling, something that the great majority of Americans strongly favors. And finally – He has the endorsement and encouragement of Oprah Winfrey.
With everything that I have just mentioned I have to wonder – why is Senator Obama not pulling away in the polls? With so much going for him he should be leading by fifteen, twenty and even twenty-five point's, yet, as of this writing, both candidates are tied at 44% each.
Ok, gang. You tell me. I'm looking forward to mail from both sides. I beg you please, Don't be nasty.
I know that it's hard to believe but I am still getting Emails from Senator Hillary. No matter what she writes she always concludes with a request for a donation. This week I received an Email from Bill. He also ended his letter with a request for a contribution. He explains that "…… you contribute today to help Hillary retire that pesky campaign debt……."
You might want to know that the "pesky campaign debt" amounts to more than twenty-five million dollars, thirteen million of which is money that she personally loaned her campaign committee. It is money that she still owes herself. In other words, for every dollar you send her fifty cents will wind up in her own private bank account. Her net worth as of the end of last year was almost thirty-five million dollars. Before you write that check you should ask yourself, "How much am I worth?"
OK. Now that you understand you can put the checkbook away.
Ratings for the Oprah Winfrey Show are off about 7%. No. Not for the summer. The 7% decline has been for the whole year. Also, since the start of this year, the circulation of her "O" Magazine has declined 10%. Some say that they've grown a bit tired of her. Others say that she can endorse a book and do no harm but since she got herself involved in endorsing a political candidate she's made a few friends but a lot more enemies. I am StanGershb
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For Who He Really Is Steven Curtis Chapman
For Who He Really Is---Steven Curtis Chapman-------Transfered by Asa Gaston
[C] Too many hy[Am7]pocrites -[C/E] I heard her [F6/9]say
[C] I even[Am7] saw it in the[C/E] headlines t[F2]oday
[G] How can I follow God,[F] when His own people turn awa[C]y? [Am7] [C/E] [F6/9]
[C] Nobody's pe[Am7]rfect but I [C/E]just want to [F6/9]see
[C] somebody li[Am7]ving what they [C/E]say they be[F2]lieve
[G] If they've got all this world n[F]eeds like they say
[G] I wonder why won't they [F]give some [Gsus]away [G]
[C/E] Can she/he/they see God for wh[Fmaj7]o He really i[Gsus]s [G] [C]
In what she[C/E]/he/they see(s) in you and m[F]e?
[Gsus] Yeah[G], [C] Can she/he/they see [C/E]God for w[Fmaj7]ho He really [Gsus]is, [G]
for [F2]who He really is, is all she/they really needs to [C]see [Am7] [C/E] [F6/9]
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[C] All he really needs to [Fmaj7]see [Gsus] [G]
He slips into church and he puts up his guard
They look so happy but his life's been so hard
He keeps his distance so they wont see the scars
It's just religion that's all dressed up in white
and God is love as long as you're living right
But does he know that Jesus also had scars
and His love can reach him no matter how far
The skeptics are watching to see who will fall
while those disillusioned search for the truth in it all
Maybe today we'll cross their paths unaware
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DOG PRESSURE CREEK, Oklahoma -- The long-awaited trial of the alleged hoaxer behind the Old Man of the North collapsed today, after one of the key witnesses, Norville 'Shaggy' Rogers, arrived at court under the influence of a 'considerable amount' of marijuana. After stumbling into the witness box, Shaggy failed to answer any questions, called the judge an 'uptight square, man' and had to be carried away by court officials. Freddie called the outcome 'disappointing', adding, "I'm going to kill that stoner piece of shit".
The so-called hoaxer, Leroy Jenkins, was the caretaker at an old abandoned ski lodge in the Rocky Mountains. It was alleged by the Scooby Gang that Jenkins had discovered an old abandoned gold mine beneath the lodge, and had created the 'Old Man of the North' monster in order to scare people away so that he could keep the gold for himself.
The defence lawyer, Sam Cutler, tore into the prosecution case, saying "My client does not deny dressing up in a mask and white robe, nor does he deny using luminous paint or projecting equipment to create huge glowing images of himself. It can get lonely up in the mountains, and expressing oneself creatively, by dressing up as a monster, for example, is one way to relieve the boredom."
Cutler also pointed out that when his client was supposedly threatening the gang by shouting 'Rarr, Rarr', he was only exercising his right to free speech. He criticised Velma's evidence as 'circumstantial' and 'open to tampering from an individual with a history of painkiller addiction'.
The prosecution case depended upon convincing testimony from Shaggy. Unfortunately, when questioned as to his whereabouts on the night in question, he just blinked his bloodshot eyes and starting mumbling "I don't, like, know where I am, man, like. Oh man. I need some rest, I don't need all these scientists, man. Oh man." When asked whether he felt that his life was in danger at any point, he stared into the middle distance for several minutes before asking for pancakes and twinkies.
On the question of whether Mr Jenkins had actually intended to take the gold for himself, his only response was "That's nothing man, mining that gold is like hard work, man. Nooooo way, man. Like one time, me and Fred used the Mystery Machine to rip an ATM off the wall, and I was like 'Zoiks, we're going get caught' and Fred was like 'No, it's cool, I've done this before' and he was like totally right and we were never, like, caught, man. Oh man. No more mushrooms for me, ever, haha. Stick with the leaf, haha. Oh man."
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Selectmen: No mulligan for tee-time fee
Updated 10:42 pm, Friday, December 28, 2012
The Board of Selectmen voted down a controversial proposal to allow golfers to pay $1,500 per year to reserve guaranteed tee times at the town-owned Griffith E. Harris Golf Course.
Instead, they decided during a special meeting on Friday to increase the greens fees roughly $4 to make up a $30,000 shortfall.
Several golfers spoke out before the vote to say the proposal -- which would allow those paying the annual fee to secure one of two tee times, out of seven per hour, that are blocked for that purpose from May to October -- was not appropriate for a public course.
Brad Wallace, a Greenwich Public Schools teacher and avid golfer, said he would probably have paid the fee for the guaranteed tee time because of the convenience, but didn't think it was fair to create a two-tiered system, especially when regular golfers weren't polled about the proposal.
"I'd definitely feel bad that I'm able to do that and somebody else wouldn't," Wallace said.
Parks and Recreation Director Joseph Siciliano said the proposal was not very different from what the course offers when it reserves times for groups.
More InformationUnder a proposal the Board of Selectmen approved, greens fees at the town-owned Griffith E. Harris Golf Course will be going up. Here's how some of the fees will change. For 18 holes: Adult weekday: $25 in 2012, going up to $29 in 2013-14 Adult and senior weekend/holiday: $30 in 2012, going up to $34 in 2013-14 Senior weekday: $18 in 2012, going up to $21 in 2013-14 Junior weekday: $17 in 2012, going up to $21 in 2013-14 Junior weekend/holiday: $30 in 2012, going up to $34 in 2013-14 For nine holes: Adult weekday, weekend and holiday: $22 in 2012, going up to $26 in 2013-14 Senior weekday: $18 in 2012, going up to $21 in 2013-14 Senior weekend/holiday: $22 in 2012, going up to $26 in 2013-14 Junior weekday: $17 in 2012, going up to $21 in 2013-14 Junior weekend/holiday: $22 in 2012, going up to $26 in 2013-14
Siciliano warned the selectmen that if they didn't vote in favor of testing out the $1,500 fee during a year-long trial, and if they didn't go with the alternative of increasing greens fees, there would have to be cuts in services at the golf course. Siciliano could not specify what would be cut.
"We've got to come up with a balanced budget going into the budget cycle," Siciliano said.
Democratic Selectman Drew Marzullo was the only member to vote against the greens fee hikes. The alternate proposal increases, for example, the fee for adults and seniors to play 18 holes on the weekend from $30 to $34.
Marzullo said after the meeting he felt pressured to vote for the increased fees because Siciliano would not specify what services would be cut if the fees weren't increased.
"If the Griff is operating at a deficit, and fees generated don't meet the expenditures, what level of service will be affected to justify a 14-percent increase without specific knowledge about the level of service cuts?" Marzullo said.
During the meeting, several golfers said the town should look into alternatives to boost revenue for the course. Some suggested plans to encourage non-residents to play during off-peak times. Wallace mentioned the possibility of charging a small fee for using the online reservation system for tee times.
While the golfers at the meeting did not agree with the special $1,500-per-year fee, they also did not support the greens fee hike.
"Raising prices further is only going to make matters worse," said Juan Ferrara. "It's not going to help the revenue."
Ferrara said those in charge of the course should solicit ideas to boost revenue from the golfers.
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A 37-year-old man who was shot at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday at Harrison and 24th streets is in life-threatening condition, according to police.
Two men ran up to the victim and shot him in the stomach before fleeing, police said. The victim was taken to San Francisco General Hospital.
Shortly after the shooting, the gang task force and violence reduction units were out at the scene speaking to witnesses and collecting evidence while Harrison Street was closed to traffic between 24th and 25th streets. Three bullet casings could be seen on the ground. TO READ MORE CLICK HERE


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My Gramma has had cancer since June. She has it in her mediastine. It's kind of where the lungs branch from the esophagus. She was responding well to her treatment and everything. Her tumor shrank.
She told us today that the cancer has spread to her brain, and that it can't be operated on.
I just needed someone to tell, and I know a lot of other people have had family who are dealing with or who have died of cancer. We all need a place to say how we feel, and talk to others who have had the same experience as you. So, here we go.
------------------MPAA Rating: PG for mild peril.
The only thing i can say to you is be there for her, let her know you're around and can help. And don't worry, you have friends at scarleteen to help you out.
------------------'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling
Erin Jane~Scarleteen Advocate~
I got in touch with a guy who lost his dad to lung cancer a few years before. we talked about it. i felt a lot better after hearing his experiences.
My dad's lucky, but he illness has taken its toll on hi. he aged about 15 years in the span of a few months. And now, whenever we talk, he's encouraging me to finish school quickly so that I can take over his practice. he always adds that his health is fialing and he doesn't know how long he has. No kid needs that sort of pressure. but that's my own rant, and i digress...
hang in there folks. i've been there too.
------------------oh, don't even po-mo me, baby...
My remaining grandparents are healthy but they're both over 80, so a few weekends ago I went up to visit them and took my tape recorder. We have some wonderful family stories, and it's important to me to get them on tape while my grandparents are still around.
Anyhow, you have my sympathies. We're always here to listen.
My father was diagnosed about 6 years ago with prostate cancer. Being stubborn that he was, he refused to go to the doctor for any checkups until the cancer was very far along. He was doing very well on some medication, but it gradually became useless. He was put on chemo, and radiation, but unfortunately, it didn't do much except keep the tumour generally around the same size. That was a good thing, as I had my father longer, but he was constantly in pain. One day, I was told that all those aches and pains he had were due to the cancer-it had spread to his bones, and not only that, but his brain. It was almost immediately downhill from here. He became very ill, and was put in a palliative care hospital. He passed away about 2 years ago. He was an absolutely wonderful man, and I still have very bad days sometimes. Something will trigger my memory, a movie, a scent, and I will be a wreck for the rest of the day. Luckily, my boyfriend is very supportive and will hold me and comfort me for hours on end if that is what I need.I had a lot of trouble after my dad passed on. He was always protective, almost to a fault, and when he passed, I had sudden freedom. I went a little bit crazy, staying out all night, getting drunk, anything. I was NOT myself. Eventually, I found a happy medium. As mentioned, I still have bad moments on occasion, but my fond memories get me through the hard times, and I know my dad loved me very much.Cancer can be terribly devastating, but I promise you, it will get easier. Time really does heal.
------------------We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.
- Albert Einstein
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A side note, Gramma turns 79 on Sunday, April 7.
She's a brave woman. Her opinion is that she's led a full life, and now it's winding down, and she is no longer needed here on earth.
I just hope that in our grief when she does pass on, that someone will remember that Grandpa is in the closet....He died in 1998 and was cremated, and Gramma wished for them to be buried together. So Grandpa is hanging out in the closet.
My Grandma found out she had cancer at the start of last summer. She new that somthing was wrong before that but they couldn't find the problem. They say pancries cancer is hard to detect.
She had her 50th wedding anny in the hospital, we made her a powerpoint on the labtop that included a lot of pictures of her and my grandfather, and us.. She said a lot of things to me that were really insipiring right before she died, and i was never 2 close to her. She died on Christmas eve. She was heavens Christmas present. I realize now just how much she really ment 2 me.
My Grandmother passed away last night at 11:30 pm. She was surrounded by those who loved her.
My cousin told me after she had passed that she was so excited for me. I'm taking her dream trip to Australia. Now she can come with me.
Her memorial is going to be one week from today. The day before Mother's Day.
Thank you everyone for your kind thoughts and words.
------------------i love matt
My 25 year old brother has recently started smoked. He got hooked at a party, where his friends were lighting up as usual. He says that he wasn't thinking and, just once, he decided to join them. The cravings he soon had were unbeatable..now he can't go a day without 5 packs, and sometimes more. The cigarettes have really changed him - suddenly he's leaving the table in the middle of dinner to have a smoke outside. And I know how much he wants to quit, to be healthy, but the nicotine grabbed him and if he keeps smokign this way, he'll die 15 years before he should and we'll lose him, just as we've lost my grandpa. I am a good deal younger than my brother, and I look up to him. Smoking, it just - doesn't fit him. I know that smokers aren't bad people and that they can't help it. But I am so disgusted and shocked when I think about my brother smoking. I try to stop him, because I fear what sometimes seems like the inevitable: he'll get lung cancer. Is it slightly paranoid? Maybe, but to watch someone you love slowly deterioriating because of an addictive drug is one of the hardest things to watch. And if he does get cancer, all I will be able to remember is the time when I could have stopped him but I didn't. I can't change his ways, that's up to him, but I fear that if someone doesn't help him, I'm going to lose him, and I won't be able to bear it.
Cancer - just the word frightens me. And there are so many others that I know who have either been sucked into the disease or are on their way. Cancer is my worst nightmare.
------------------~*Katie Frances*~
Why is it that in the land of the free, home of the brave, why is it that i still feel like a slave.?"
Life is too short..Live it well and with the people you care about.. Don't ever let your work become your life... Go out there and live a little before its too late** Dr. Greene ER
I thought I'd share my experience.
I have been with my boyfriend for nearly 3 years now..and I think a few people here would probably remember that he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma (cancer) when he was just 16 years old, with a 90% chance of cure. I helped him battle it then, he beat it and was in remission for an entire year, but had a relapse just last November, at age 18. The doctors said he now has a 70% chance of cure. He began chemotherapy two days after Christmas 2001, and just recently finished it at the end of April. He's 6 foot and 106 pounds because he lost a lot of weight. Anyway, we just found out that he's in remission again, but the doctors are going to give him radiation and even a stem cell transplant. There have been times when I thought I was losing my grip on life and that I couldn't go on. He was always (and still is) so optomistic..but I was so very pessimistic. And then I thought..how could I threaten to take my life when my very best friend is fighting for his own? I'm happy to say I am doing better because he is getting better, and I believe he's going to beat and conquer it for good this time.
But I have another problem.
My mom's best friend (whom we have known for a very long time) has metasticized cancer, and is expected to only have 1-2 *days* left to live. My mother does extremely well with coping, but I still feel some obligation to find a way to help her to get through this or to express my sympathy..yet I have no idea how.
------------------i love mattmy world
1. Cancer is not just one disease. It's a type of disease. There are many forms of cancer, some are more treatable than others, and some people are more treatable than others.
2. Cancer is SCARY. It's scary for the perosn who has it, for the family and freinds of the person who is suffering from it, and soetiems it's even scary for people who treat it. Just remember it's alright to be afraid, but don't ever let fear keep someone from taking action.
3. Cancer does not equal death. While people do die of cancer, some recover, especially from less extensive cancer types. Try and keep people as realistically optomistic as can be. They'll find life looks a lot better that way.
4. Don't give up hope when the prognosis is grim. Just because the Dr. says someone has 3 months, does not always mean 3 months of life left. However, cherish the time that IS left no matter how much or little it is.
5. Get educated. the more involved in treatment, and the more you know about the cancer the better everyone will feel.
For those of you that have lost someone to cancer all I can say is "My condolensces". it is very hard to lose someone you love, especially to a cancer. Just remember the love that existed between you both will live on even if that person is gone. Try to remember the good. The loss will always hurt somewhat, and you'll never forget, but everday it will hurt a little less, until the pain and emptiness is at it's lowest point.And I believe hat no one ever truly is ogne forever, they're still around watching you.
quote:Originally posted by angelicmadrigal:Here are some things to remember about cancer.1. Cancer is not just one disease. It's a type of disease. There are many forms of cancer, some are more treatable than others, and some people are more treatable than others.3. Cancer does not equal death. While people do die of cancer, some recover, especially from less extensive cancer types. Try and keep people as realistically optomistic as can be. They'll find life looks a lot better that way.
Have any of you heard of the RELY FOR LIFE? its for people who have survived cancer. what you do is walk for 18 hour straight, here they walk the track. and you raise money to cure cancer. there is also many events that dirfferent teams put on like car washs, yard sales, and raffles. all the profites goes to the american cancer society. There is also a big action.
------------------my world
i lost my grandmother (on my father's side) in September 96, just as i'd started that school year. she had cancer on her bones, but she didn't really die from it. in fact, she had just been put of treatment for the cancer when she died. only the pills she was taking (chemotherapy) were too strong, and having a week heart already, one day it didn't take it and she ended up having something going wrong with her heart and she died all of a sudden during one night. it was very unexpected, since she was getting well from her cancer, and all my familly was kinda shocked. i felt bad about it, but wasn't all that depressed and everything, only because i'd always felt that grandmother didn't like me much, compared to my sister.
no my grandfather (her husband) was diagnosed with prostate carcinoma (malignant prostate cancer) about 2 weeks ago. despite the fact that he is a doctor (retired), he didn't do any checkups since he was 40 years old (he's now 79), so he only went to the doctors when he had urine retention. his prostate is very big, and had already slightly damaged his kidney. his cancer is too big and can't be removed, and he's now on medication to make it decrease its size so in 3 months they'll do exams and check if it's possible to go through cirurgy.
although i'd never gotten along with his former wife, this is my "favourite" grandparent, because we have always lived nearer him/them, and he played an important role in my upbringing, and is almost like a role model for me. my knowledge and my brightness and everything i know now, is almost only due to him. my parents always had jobs and never did help me with school or teach me to study and do other things, so this grandfather is almost a second father to me (as a grandfather should be, i assume).
i understand about what someone said about learning about the disease and feeling better about it. when i first knew my grandfather had cancer, i was drowned in depression, i didn't eat etc... i was shocked because it was quite sudden. i then began to search on the internet and i read a lot about it. the next day i was telling my mother the most common places the cancer could spread to, and ways to treat it, and she was amazed on how much i knew.
so it turns out it is a very common kind of cancer for men over 70. and it is very treatable too (that is, if it isn't too big - which is the case).the most common places for methasthisis (sp?) are the bones near the protaste, and if that happens, it will lead to difficult locomotion and movement.
i know my grandad is on hormone therapy now, and i heard something about him going on radiotherapy, depending on the result of an exam he did. i hope he does goe on radiotherapy, because i read that hormonetherapy will not cure, and radiotherapy can cure.
i also heard my father (who is also a doctor) talking on the phone with a colleague, and saying that he was 80 already, that they couldn't expect him to live that much longer, and that some doctors thought it wasn't worth to do radiotherapy because of that.
my father keeps everything in secret so my grandfather doesn't find out details of his illness (he only knows he has prostate cancer, i don't know the extent of his knowledge about the state of the cancer...), so we are a bit clueless as for what he is doing now and what are the prognosis, etc.
my father is also feeling very guilty for not checking on my grandad so he would do regular exams so they could find it in an earlier stage... we are all a bit uncertain of the future now, i gues... but my grandfather is one of those people everyone in my circle of friends, and in my parents' circle of friends knows, and likes, and invites for events, all that kind of stuff - even not being his age. which is something i admire and think is a good clue as how much he will be missed... be it's better to be prepared for the worse, it should hurt less - i hope.
i'm also sorry for writing so much here, but i was really in need of letting all this out, i don't like to take my friends time to talk about this, because i know it's something that gets into people and puts them down, and then they don't know what to say, and it's best if less people around me know of the evolution of things so less people will suffer. but it was good to have this space to write my feelings
------------------~Sallynhame shell him
The tumors were inoperable, so Oncology installed a port in her body into which they'd inject chemotherapy periodically, which would then distribute the chemotherapy to the tumors on her liver. Unfortunately, she was a bit of an anatomical anomaly, my mum.Most people have a vein that enters the liver and then splits in two to service the left and right lobes of the organ. Oncology assumed this when they installed her port, and fed the port into this vein. However, my mothers vein split in two before it entered the liver and consequently, the chemotherapy only reached the right lobe of her liver, and the tumor on the left thrived and grew. She became jaundiced, and her previously fair skin went an ugly shade of yellow. Turns out that the left tumor was pressing on her bile duct and blocking it, so Oncology had to then install a hepatic stent to externally drain the bile from her body through a catheter and into a bag she would wear at her side.
A District Nurse would come to visit her every two days to change the drainage bag and clean the area around where the catheter exited her body. I remember it looking like a raw, open wound. It would hurt her everytime someone touched the catheter, and so the nurse would have to be very careful when removing the wafer and the bag. The wafer was a big square sticky thing with a round hole in the middle that the catheter went through. The drainage bag would then snap onto the wafer using a tongue and groove system. A couple of times, the bag and wafer needed to be changed more frequently then every two days, and those were the occasions when I, as an 11 year old child, had to do it. I had to lay my mother on her bed with blueys all around her, and gently pry the bag off the wafer, and then use an alcohol swab to dissolve the adhesive on the wafer so it would come off without hurting her and then clean around the wound and clean the catheter without jarring it, and then place a new wafer on, and gently attatch a new bag.
She was so skinny, the cancer had eaten away at her and she was skin and bone. It was mid June and I'd just had an appendectomy operation, and she got me to take more time than necessary off school for my recovery so I could look after her, help her shower and dress, prepare her meals and help her eat. She was next to incapable of living on her own during the day while my younger sister and I were at school and Dad was at work.
Eventually, one of the neighbours decided that I should be at school, and started coming over every day to help. Her sisters and parents started visiting more often in this time as well.
One day my sister and I came home from school, and my grandparents and aunts were sitting in the house looking glum, and they told us Mum had been taken to the hospital in an ambulance. We went to see her and she looked okay, but apparently had been hit with a bad case of the shakes and the GP decided she should go to the hospital.
While she was in the hospital, she needed lots of blood transfusions (and also in the three years since her diagnosis), but because she had such a rare blood type, they could never find blood for her. I had the same blood type, and it used to annoy me so much because I couldn't donate my blood to her because I was just a child.
She stayed in the hospital for a long time. One day in August 1995 my Dad, sister and I went to visit her, and she was so sick. Her skin was yellow and looked so strange against the sterile whiteness of the hospital room. She struggled to speak, but made sure that my Dad knew exactly what kind of taps and tiles to get for the bathroom we were renovating at the time. We arranged to come and visit her tomorrow on the way to the football, and I said "Okay, see you tomorrow Mum."
The next day, my 8 year old sister and I were watching the Sunday cartoons, when my Dad stumbled into the kitchen, a bit bleary eyed. "Girls," he said, "Trish from the hospital just rang. Your Mum died this morning." I remember looking at him, thinking "What, Trish?" because my mother's name is also Trish. I almost wanted to laugh out loud. But I didn't. It took about 30 seconds for my brain to process everything. And then I cried. I also remember thinking that day "I guess this means we won't be able to go to the football." I remember it was going to be a Carlton vs Footscray game, and my Dad and I barrack for Carlton.
It started raining the day she died. August 6th, 1995. It rained heavily for three days straight. And on August 9th, 1995, just as we laid her to rest in the ground, the rain stopped and the sun came out. She always wanted to be buried on the side of the cemetery where the afternoon sun shone.
A series of unforseen and unchangeable events conspired to kill my mother. From her late diagnosis, to her rare blood type, to the unusual construction of the veins servicing her liver, to the constant difficulties with her stent and her chemo port. If she hadn't been such a medical anomaly, she'd probably still be with us today. But its no good sitting around with the If's. Especially when they're If's you can't influence. No-one could have known that Mum's veins were different. That's a one in a million. It's just a mistake, and you move on.
There's one song that reminds me of her. It's Yellow, by Coldplay. I don't know if it was written about someone with liver disease or jaundice or not, but the imagery always makes me think of her.
I swam across; I jumped across for youOh what a thing to do'Cos you were all yellow
And your skin, oh yeah your skin and bonesTurn into something beautifulD'you know?For you I'd bleed myself dryFor you I'd bleed myself dry
Look at the starsLook how they shine for youAnd all the things that you do
In loving memory ofPatricia Anne5/9/1950 - 6/8/1995
------------------Shannon Hamilton: You wanna say something? Brodie: Yeah! About a million things, but I can't express myself monosyllabically enough for you to understand it all. -Mallrats
My great grandmother, AKA, my Mema was diagnosed with cancer when I was 10. I don't even know what kind of cancer it was. I was on vacation when it happened, and my aunt told me about it. I cried a little. I returned home the next day.
I visited my Mema in the hospital and she wasn't herself. She was kind of bitter, towards everyone, and I remember being mad at her. I couldn't help it at the time. She just wasn't acting like herself. Now when I think back to it, I feel terrible because if I was in that situation, having cancer and knowing I was going to die, I'd be bitter too! Who wouldn't be, you know? I will always regret being angry with her...
She spent a few days in the hospital. Then she got to come home.
She lived with my grandparents, my Nana was her oldest daughter. She had a room downstairs, but my aunt and I fixed up the upstairs guest room for her because it was right next to my grandparents room, so in case something happened, they'd be close by.
By the time she got home, she was acting like her old self again. My nana was trying to get her to write her will, but my Mema didn't have much planned for anyone. She just said, whoever needs something, give it to them. If someone really wants something, they can have it. Anything else, give to charity. She was always such a selfless person.
After about a week or so, the cancer started to hit her hard, and the medication did too. It wasn't long before she didn't recognize us anymore. That really hurt, and as you can imagine, me being only 10, I didn't quite understand at the time, the severity of her condition.
I remember the night she passed away so well... There were tons of people here. My Mema had just told my nana she saw her husband and son, both of which had died years ago. So we knew it was time. She was seeing angels, and I guess they were telling her to go with them. Everyone told her it was okay to go. Everyone but my nana. My nana was always so close to her mother, and just couldn't bear to let her go.
We all stood around Mema and prayed. I don't even remember exactly what we prayed or who was there or anything, but I remember we prayed. Her little room was filled with people.
I made her a picture with her name on it, and it had butterflies all over it because she loved them so much.
I went home because I had school the next day. She passed away at about 10 PM that night. Right after my nana told her it was okay to go. My Mema hung in there as long as she could.
My mom told me that morning that she was gone. I cried a little. I cried on my way to school. But I didn't cry a whole lot.
We left the next week to New Mexico, where her funeral would be. I remember my first thought when we got there was how I wanted to go play in the hotel pool.
It wasn't until we went to the viewing of her body that it really hit me. She was gone. My nana did her hair and make-up and it just didn't even look like my Mema anymore. Mema NEVER wore that much makeup. As soon as I saw her, I cried. I cried so hard.
The next day was her funeral. I cried when they carried her away. I think what really got to me though, was seeing my family cry. Grown men crying. The strongest people I knew, crying.
We went to the cemetary, and as they lowered her into the ground, I think that was the most I had cried during the whole ordeal. I wasn't ready to let her go. She couldn't leave me yet.
It's been almost 5 years, and there is not a day that goes by that I dont think of my Mema. I still cry. Whenever something happens, I think of her. She was the backbone of our family. Everyone she knew, loved her dearly. I miss her a lot.
My grandfather was diagnosed with lung cancer when i was about 7.....and my mom started telling me about it and what happens to a lot of people that get it and i remember starting to cry....i was really close to my grandfather cause i stayed with my grandparents everyday when my mom and dad where at work.
I would always sit on his lap everyday when we ate breakfast and if he would take a nap during the day...i would always sleep next to him....
After he was diagnosed, he was sleeping a lot more and i would always put my stuffed animals with him and put stickers on his head and i would be with him when i could.
He had like 2 surgerys and it came back....so the doctor said he had 6 monthes to live.....and i was crushed....i remember me and my mom and grandma and aunt and they were just standing there hugging in the hospital and i was sitting there looking at the floor cause i heard what the doctor said....
Well this is almost 8 years later and he is still here.....and to this day...he still says im the one that kept him alive...by always coming in his room with my stuffed animals and stickers....
and i thank god he is still here....and to all of u how lost someone to this disease....i am very sorry for ur loss....
thanx for letting me share my story....
------------------*Lovely Lucy*
Word of wisdom: You never know when your gonna died so live life to the FULLEST
------------------Puerto Rican O.o o.O always spaced out 0.o o.0 Puerto Rican Donde esta corazon??


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sp_describe_cursor_tables (Transact-SQL)
Reports the objects or base tables referenced by a server cursor.
sp_describe_cursor_tables [ @cursor_return = ] output_cursor_variable OUTPUT { [ , [ @cursor_source = ] N'local' , [@cursor_identity = ] N'local_cursor_name' ] | [ , [ @cursor_source = ] N'global' , [ @cursor_identity = ] N'global_cursor_name' ] | [ , [ @cursor_source = ] N'variable' , [ @cursor_identity = ] N'input_cursor_variable' ] }
sp_describe_cursor_tables encapsulates its report as a Transact-SQL cursor output parameter. This enables Transact-SQL batches, stored procedures, and triggers to work with the output one row at a time. This also means that the procedure cannot be called directly from API functions. The cursor output parameter must be bound to a program variable, but the APIs do not support bind cursor parameters or variables.
The following table shows the format of the cursor that is returned by sp_describe_cursor_tables.
Column name
Data type
table owner
User ID of the table owner.
Name of the object or base table. In SQL Server, server cursors always return the user-specified object, not the base tables. In SQL Server 2000, server cursors return the base tables, unless the view or function is created by using WITH VIEW_METADATA.
Bitmap that is made up of one or more of the following:
1 = Row-level locking (ROWLOCK)
4 = Page-level locking (PAGELOCK)
8 = Table lock (TABLOCK)
16 = Exclusive table lock (TABLOCKX)
32 = Update lock (UPDLOCK)
64 = No lock (NOLOCK)
128 = Fast first-row option (FASTFIRST)
4096 = Read repeatable semantic when used with DECLARE CURSOR (HOLDLOCK)
When multiple options are supplied, the system uses the most restrictive. However, sp_describe_cursor_tables shows the flags that are specified in the query.
Scroll-lock type requested either explicitly or implicitly for each base table that underlies this cursor. The value can be one of the following:
0 = None
1 = Shared
3 = Update
sysname, nullable
Name of the linked server that the table resides on. NULL when OPENQUERY or OPENROWSET are used.
Object ID of the table. 0 when OPENQUERY or OPENROWSET are used.
ID of the database that the table resides in. 0 when OPENQUERY or OPENROWSET are used.
sysname, nullable
Name of the database that the table resides in. NULL when OPENQUERY or OPENROWSET are used.
sp_describe_cursor_tables describes the base tables that are referenced by a server cursor. For a description of the attributes of the result set returned by the cursor, use sp_describe_cursor_columns. For a description of the global characteristics of the cursor, such as its scrollability and updatability, use sp_describe_cursor. To obtain a report of the Transact-SQL server cursors that are visible on the connection, use sp_cursor_list.
The following example opens a global cursor and uses sp_describe_cursor_tables to report on the tables that are referenced by the cursor.
USE AdventureWorks GO -- Declare and open a global cursor. DECLARE abc CURSOR KEYSET FOR SELECT LastName FROM Person.Contact WHERE LastName LIKE 'S%' OPEN abc GO -- Declare a cursor variable to hold the cursor output variable -- from sp_describe_cursor_tables. DECLARE @Report CURSOR -- Execute sp_describe_cursor_tables into the cursor variable. EXEC master.dbo.sp_describe_cursor_tables @cursor_return = @Report OUTPUT, @cursor_source = N'global', @cursor_identity = N'abc' -- Fetch all the rows from the sp_describe_cursor_tables output cursor. FETCH NEXT from @Report WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1) BEGIN FETCH NEXT from @Report END -- Close and deallocate the cursor from sp_describe_cursor_tables. CLOSE @Report DEALLOCATE @Report GO -- Close and deallocate the original cursor. CLOSE abc DEALLOCATE abc GO


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Super Dragon Ball Z Credits (PlayStation 2)
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User Score
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Super Dragon Ball Z Credits
|Donald T. Clay
|Project Planning Coordinator
|Sara Hasson
|Product Manager
|Emily Anadu
|Director of Marketing
|Matt Collins
|Vice President of Marketing
|Nique Fajors
|Director of Public Relations
|Andrea Schneider
|PR Associate
|Alissa Bell
|Creative Services Manager
|Liz Fierro
|Traffic Managers
|Saidia Simmons, Veronica Franklin-Smith
|Executive Vice President, North-American Sales
|Wim Stocks
|Vice President, Strategic Relationships
|Ryan Barr
|Director, Channel Marketing & Events
|Christine Fromm
|Internet Development Group
|Tracy Swanson, Jason Hartnell
|Atari Forums Head Administrator
|Matthew Labunka
|Customer Support Manager
|Bobby Tait
|Customer Support Representative
|Brennen Vega
|VP of Inventory & Operations Accounting
|Robert Spellerberg
|Manager of Inventory Control
|Shawn Johnson
|Lead Senior Buyer
|Lisa Leon
|Senior Buyer
|Gardnor Wong
|Tara Moretti
|VP of Business Affairs
|Evan Gsell
|Documentation Specialist and Copywriter
|Kurt Carlson (Red Sheet LLP)
|Graphic Design and Layout
|Morgan Tomaiolo (Red Sheet LLP)
|Manager of Publishing Support
|Ezequiel Nunez (as Ezequiel )
|Manager of Technical Support
|Michael Vetsch
|Q.A. Testing Supervisor
|Jason Kausch
|Lead Tester
|Mark Alabayan (as Mark Alibayan)
|Assistant Lead Tester
|Jason Shields
|Manager, Engineering Services and Compatibility Lab
|David Strang (as Dave Strang)
|Engineering Services Specialist
|Ken Edwards
|Engineering Services Technicians
|Randy Buchholz, Eugene Lai
|Director, Strategic Relations
|Joy Schneer
|Sr. Manager, Strategic Relations
|Cecilia Munoz
|Strategic Relations Specialist
|Arthur Long
|Q.A. Test Team
|Mohsen Gholampour, Jon Hockaday, Dennis Limmer, Alvaro Melara, Ray Nonato, Abby Suh, Dat Tu, Jeremiah Turner
FUNimation Productions, Ltd.
|Gen Fukunaga
|Executive Vice‑President
|Daniel Cocanougher (as Daniel Conanougher)
|Vice‑President, Marketing
|Debra Kennedy
|Director of Licensing
|Bob Brennan
|Licensing Account Manager
|Chris Lundeen
|Licensing Account Associate
|Michael Hathaway (as Mike Hathaway)
Okatron 5000
|Producer/Voice Director
|Christopher Sabat
|Project Manager
|Andrew Rye
|SeñorAudio Engineer
|Rawly Pickens
|Lead Editor
|Jeremiah Gray
|Cell, Piccolo, Vegeta
|Christopher Sabat (as Chris Sabat)
|Sean Schemmel
|Kid Gohan
|Stephanie Nadolny
|Gohan (Ultimate)
|Kyle Herbert
|Eric Vale
|Sonny Strait
|Linda Young
|Android #18
|Meredith McCoy
|Android 16
|Jeremy Inman
|Cynthia Cranz
|Brad Jackson
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David Strang, 141 other games
Ezequiel Nunez, 131 other games
Cecilia Munoz, 130 other games
Joy Schneer, 102 other games
Ken Edwards, 82 other games
Eugene Lai, 80 other games
Lisa Leon, 78 other games
Michael Vetsch, 75 other games
Christopher Sabat, 73 other games
Gardnor Wong, 65 other games
Donald T. Clay, 64 other games
Kurt Carlson, 64 other games
Tara Moretti, 62 other games
Chris Lundeen, 61 other games
Randy Buchholz, 58 other games
Shawn Johnson, 55 other games
Wim Stocks, 53 other games
Matt Collins, 49 other games
Liz Fierro, 49 other games
Alissa Bell, 46 other games
Arthur Long, 45 other games
Morgan Tomaiolo, 44 other games
Robert Spellerberg, 44 other games
Brennen Vega, 43 other games
Sean Schemmel, 42 other games
People who have worked on this game have also collaborated on the creation of the following games:
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, a group of 42 people
Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu, a group of 38 people
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road, a group of 36 people
BattleZone, a group of 32 people
Dragon Ball Z: Sagas, a group of 32 people
Neverwinter Nights 2, a group of 27 people
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, a group of 25 people
Test Drive Unlimited, a group of 25 people
Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure, a group of 25 people
Act of War: High Treason, a group of 23 people
Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited, a group of 23 people
Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors, a group of 22 people
Dungeons & Dragons Tactics, a group of 22 people
4 Game Fun Pack: Monopoly / Boggle / Yahtzee / Battleship, a group of 22 people
Kao the Kangaroo Round 2, a group of 21 people
Centipede & Millipede, a group of 21 people
Bullet Witch, a group of 21 people
Asteroids & Deluxe, a group of 21 people
Driver: Parallel Lines, a group of 20 people
Dora the Explorer: Dance to the Rescue, a group of 20 people
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai, a group of 19 people
Silverfall, a group of 19 people
Battlezone, a group of 18 people
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2, a group of 18 people
The Matrix: Path of Neo, a group of 18 people
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Almost no silver left to sell
News today which will come as no surprise, certainly to readers of this blog as I've mentioned it several times before.
Record numbers of police stations are closing and are due to be closed. The report in the Telegraph mentions the recent 20% funding cuts but this has been on the cards for several years. We've been selling off police property for years now.
Police managers call it 'service improvement' but everyone else just calls it selling off the family silver and sending the service to the public further down the pan.
Apparently there are around 1,300 police stations, or should that be 'were'? A third of them have closed in the last 2 years or are due to be shut. It's better for the public to make them report everything by email or get them to drive twenty miles or more to find a police station that is open.
The way to go is to open offices in supermarkets, which is strange given that in our force we tried having 'police shops' where we'd take over a closed shop in the town centre and use it as a surgery. They didn't last long because they were expensive and people either never found out about them or didn't want the world and his wife seeing them in the police shop while they were out shopping.
I expect now though, it will be a wonderful idea and someone will get another promotion or two for seeing the great sell of through.


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Skin problems can and often do appear at birth. Congenital skin lesions, vascular birthmarks and moles may all be present in newborn babies. Congenital skin lesions in particular can cause great distress in families expecting a "perfect baby." While some birthmarks are minor and without medical implications, others are more severe and can cause significant psychological problems as well as functional impairment.
Fortunately, the management of vascular birthmarks has undergone tremendous changes, influenced partially by scientific advances in understanding the biology of the lesions and also by evolving laser techniques. Judicious use of medicine and surgery can yield dramatic, positive results in infants and children, precluding a lifetime of deformity and psychological distress. Recent advances in anesthetic creams make skin care treatments substantially less painful than in the past.
As children grow, skin lesions, birthmarks and even the early onset of acne can threaten that "baby-soft" skin. It is very comforting for parents and children alike to know that these conditions can be treated with excellent results. Parents also should take maximum care to be sure that children are not exposed to prolonged sun without proper protection. In fact, the tendency to develop skin cancer later in life has been shown to originate as far back as early childhood.
Childhood is naturally a very physical and active stage of life when many children experience accidental cuts and wounds. While proper dressing and repair of the wound will facilitate scar-free healing, severe wounds will inevitably leave physical marks on the body. Fortunately, new laser techniques and topical medications can significantly diminish these imperfections.
ASDS is recognized as the premier specialty group representing dermatologists performing all procedures – cosmetic, general, reconstructive and Mohs. ASDS members are experts in treating skin and soft tissue with surgical and non-surgical methods.