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ALAN SMITH: Nothing will beat winning the league at Anfield in '89... we knew it was special because George Graham was singing at the back of the coach with us
Former Arsenal striker Alan Smith signed for the Gunners in 1987 and won two league titles with George Graham's side. In his debut Footballers' Football Column he recalls the famous 2-0 win at Anfield in the final game of the 1989 season that snatched the title away from Liverpool. He also writes about the current Arsenal crop and questions whether they can win another title while Arsene Wenger is still at the club. Before you read his column, make sure you watch his video below...
I knew Arsenal were interested in signing me while I was playing for Leicester but there were a few clubs who wanted me. Sir Alex Ferguson rang me up one day when I was at home to see if I wanted to sign for Manchester United, but I told him that I had already made up my mind to join Arsenal.
I wanted to sign for the Gunners because there was just something about them and for those next five years Arsenal were the dominant team and United were lagging so I made the right decision.
I was playing for Leicester against QPR on a Wednesday night back in March 1987. Arsenal's chief executive Ken Friar came up with the club's scout Steve Burtenshaw and they took me back to Mr Friar's house. I stopped the night there and had contract talks in the morning. But the following day, and just before the talks, I managed to get myself locked in the bathroom.
Champions: The Arsenal players celebrate winning the title at Anfield in 1989
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I went for a wash and there was a dodgy handle on the inside of the bathroom. I'm trying to get out, and I am thinking "bloody hell, this is embarrassing", so I had to politely call out and ask for help. Mrs Friar never lets me forget that. I promptly went downstairs and we drove off to Highbury and signed the deal. I will never forget walking out on to the pitch.
You could just smell the history. Steve Burtenshaw said "there are a lot of centre forwards who come here, Alan but not many have been able to score goals and be a success."
In football a lot is about luck and joining a club at the right time. I joined Arsenal at the point where we became successful. There was a fantastic clutch of young players coming through from Tony Adams, David Rocastle, Michael Thomas and Paul Davis and obviously George Graham bought well. He assembled that famous back four and we achieved a lot of success so I was lucky from that point of view.
Towards the end of the 1988/89 season, the wheels had come off with us. We lost to Derby and then drawn to Wimbledon. We did a lap of honour at Highbury, as you do at your last game, and there was a feeling of nearly, but not quite. We tried, but wanted to say sorry to our fans. I went to the Football Writers' dinner and Liverpool were playing West Ham in their penultimate game of the season which they won 5-1.
I headed into training the following day and we were all trying to work out how many goals we needed to win the title. Somebody said we needed to win 2-0. "Oh is that all?", I thought. Nobody ever beats Liverpool, and nobody ever beats Liverpool at Anfield. But we had nothing to lose. Everybody expects Liverpool to win and nobody expects us to clinch the title, so let's just got up there and give it a go.
George Graham was inspirational that night with his team talk and he sent us out in a fantastic frame of mind. We came in at half-time and it was still 0-0 so George said: "Brilliant. We haven't conceded. This is just what we wanted. Let's just be a bit more adventurous now and push the full backs on."
I scored about 10 minutes into the second half. There was a lot of fuss about the goal with the Liverpool players surrounding the referee because they thought I was offside or hadn't got a touch to the ball. To be honest, they didn't know what they were appealing for. They thought the linesman's flag had gone up but it hadn't. There was a lot of pressure on the referee, but he pointed to the centre circle and it was game on.
Heading for victory: Alan Smith heads Arsenal ahead early in the second half
Job half done: Smith puts Arsenal 1-0 up when they needed to win 2-0
There wasn't a clock at Anfield at that time. The Kop started whistling about what seemed like seven or eight minutes before the end and you are thinking to yourself that the ref is going to blow his whistle at any minute.
Then John Barnes lost the ball by the corner flag, and I think he got a b******ing for that afterwards from Ronnie Moran. Kevin Richardson won a great tackle and knocked it back to John Lukic who threw it out to Lee Dixon and Lee helped it down the line to me.
The ball was coming and I thought I've got to take a touch and turn in one here because the whistle is going to go any minute so I got a good touch on the ball and helped it through to Micky Thomas who got a break of the ball.
It was one of those slow-motion moments where I am running 10 yards behind Micky and can see the Liverpool lads converging on him ready to get in a tackle. I am thinking "Micky, Micky, shoot. Shoot, Micky" and all the other Arsenal boys are thinking the same.
But Micky was so laid back. He never did anything at anyone else's pace and he just waited, and waited and waited for Bruce Grobbelaar to make his move and go down and that is when he flicked the ball over. It was pandemonium then. We went to Micky and we went to the corner where our fans were. It was an amazing night.
It's up for grabs now: Micky Thomas scores the second and decisive title winning goal in stoppage time
Right at the end: Thomas sees his shot go past Bruce Grobbelaar
Dejected: Kenny Dalglish looks on as Liverpool lose the title on the final day of the season
To do THAT celebration at Anfield, anyone else would have broken their neck, but it was brilliant. Micky was as strong as an ox. I remember once when we were doing press-ups at the training ground and Micky wasn't doing them right, according to George. So George actually got on to his back and was trying to make him go right down, but Micky would not give in and he was so stubborn.
At the time we thought nothing is going to beat that. How can you possibly beat that now in your career? And even the boys who played under Arsene Wenger and won the Double in 1998 and 2002 still say there was nothing quite like that night at Anfield in 1989.
We had champagne in the dressing room and all hell broke loose before we went into the players' lounge for a few more drinks. Then we got on to the coach and went back down to London. We were all on the back of the coach singing, drinking and there were fans coming past hanging out of cars and we were just waving to them.
You knew it was a special occasion because George Graham came to the back of the coach - which he would never do because he would always keep his distance - but he came back and he was singing along with us.
Silver lining: Arsenal captain Tony Adams celebrates with the League Championship trophy and the Barclays trophy
Holding on: Manager George Graham and goalkeeper John Lukic celebrate with the trophy
Strong at the back: Adams and team-mate Steve Bould celebrate at Anfield
It just shows you how times have changed because we then went to a snooker club in Southgate. There were these Greek lads who said they would lay on a bit of food. We were playing a bit of snooker and we tipped out of there at 3am.
I had a BBQ at my house on the Saturday and a few of the lads came round. Then on the Sunday we had an open-top bus parade, and that was when Tony Adams turned up on the steps of Highbury at 7am because he'd got his timings wrong after just coming back from a night out.
We had to meet up with England on Monday because we were playing Poland just two days later at Wembley in a qualifier for the 1990 World Cup. Dr John Crane was the Arsenal and England doctor at the time, and I had to ring him up and say "Doc, I am struggling here".
He came to see me and he said "Alan you've got a dose of alcohol poisoning". I have never been a massive drinker but this was an exception so he gave me an injection in my backside to bring me round.
Heroes: Goalscorers Smith and Thomas celebrate on an open top bus along with David 'Rocky' Rocastle
When we met up with England all the lads came round to congratulate the Arsenal players, Terry Butcher admitted that when Micky's goal went in he jumped up and nearly went through the floorboards because he was so excited and wanted us to win.
Every Tuesday, providing we didn't have a game in the week, we'd have a physical at Highbury. We would do some runs round the track and race up to the top of the North Bank before going into the gym, and then finish with a five-a-side.
We would then come back into the dressing room grab our gear and head go down the road to the Bank of Friendship pub outside the ground. We'd have a couple of pints of Guinness and then head into town.
Some of the lads stretched it into Wednesday, but that was the culture at the time and it is amazing to look back at it now. Drinking to that extent is not good for your fitness. It is ruinous. We had this idea that you could sweat it out on a Thursday, but it is still in you.
Yet at the same token we were very together, we were very close and it was different because most of us were English and there were no language problems. So we were more together than most teams are now and that gets you a long way on the pitch.
Cheering on Arsenal: Smith says a number of the England squad were rooting for the Gunner to win the league, including Terry Butcher
For club and country: Smith was a key player for both Arsenal and England during the 80s and early 90s
I think it is fair that Arsene Wenger has had criticism although he has managed to turn it around. It is looking better now, but when you think back to that Bradford defeat in the League Cup and the FA Cup match at the Emirates where they were beaten by Blackburn, they were very poor performances and Arsenal fans have had to suffer a few too many of those over recent years.
You can understand the supporters being unhappy as they are paying a lot of money for their season tickets but if Arsenal finish in the top four this season it is a fantastic achievement. Hopefully then the club can invest in some players and move on and become successful again.
Wenger has to strengthen his squad this summer and I would be amazed if he didn't. Indeed the fans would be in uproar if he didn't spend. Arsenal need a quality centre-forward. I do like Olivier Giroud, and I think he is a good squad player, but he lacks the extra 10 per cent that you need at a club like Arsenal.
Key signings: Arsene Wenger signed Patrick Vieira and Emmanuel Petit who helped Arsenal win trophies
Losing his touch? Wenger brought success to Arsenal in 1998 but looks downbeat in 2013
The defence has got better over the last few weeks but the central defence, in particular, has looked shaky at times this season. Steve Bould is a friend of mine and a very good coach but is slightly limited to what he is allowed to do on the training ground. If that is the case than it is a shame because he can offer a lot in terms of coaching the back four, but that is not Wenger's way. He doesn't do specialist coaching and he has achieved success going in another direction.
But you would like to see him adapt a little bit in the way that Sir Alex Ferguson has. Ferguson has had seven different assistants during the time Wenger has been at Arsenal and he has delegated more. As such, there have been fresh voices and fresh methods on the training ground and I think a side needs that when a manager has been at a club as long as Wenger has.
There is a feeling that if you finish in the top four you paper over the cracks, but we should not forget what has happened during the season, and Arsenal's inability to beat the big teams. It is hard to take for the fans because Wenger set his standards so high with those early sides and you are never going to be able to keep producing teams like the Invincibles.
Can they bounce back? Smith is unsure if Arsenal can win another trophy under Wenger
There was a time when Wenger got the likes of Patrick Vieira, Emmanuel Petit and Robert Pires because he got there first after cornering the French market. He hasn't got that monopoly now.
Previously Wenger stole a march on a lot of people with his contacts, but you look at his recent signings and they haven't been of that quality. I think it is impossible to keep plucking world beaters for £5-10million out of nowhere. He was never going to be able to keep doing that because it is so competitive and the longer you don't win things the more your best players want to leave.
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That is what has happened with Robin van Persie, Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri. They have got a limited shelf life at the top of their careers and they want some trophies in the cabinet.
I don't know if Arsenal can win the Premier League again under Wenger. It is very difficult against the Manchester clubs and Chelsea with the money that they throw at it. But Wenger has been talking about the Financial Fair Play rules saying that this should put Arsenal in a very strong position.
If it is a level playing field, and you can only spend what you earn, then Arsenal should be in with a good shout because theoretically Man City's billions don't mean anything. If you can't do it with a financial advantage, as we are supposed to have, then you would have to reassess it.
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Estimating mistakes
Now more than ever, agencies are struggling to keep their margins. Many agency managers believe that a big part of the problem is their agency's tendency to chronically exceed estimated time on client relationships and assignments. So many agency organizations are feverishly trying to improve their estimating system while at the same time pressing their accounting departments for increasingly detailed analyses of how agency time is spent. They are on a quest to improve their time-based billing practices.
The problem isn't just the practices; it's the paradigm.
Paradigms drive practices
In the middle ages, the paradigm guiding medical practices was bloodletting – the belief that diseases were carried in the blood, and that you could rid the body of sickness by simply draining out the blood.
If that's your paradigm, then your practices would be around becoming better at bloodletting. You would read books about how to improve your cutting techniques, constantly seek to improve your understanding of how much blood is enough, and send your people to seminars to learn about the latest in bloodletting techniques. You would be improving the practice of bloodletting, but it would all be based on the wrong paradigm.
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Based on this paradigm, agencies can apply the same creativity to compensation as they apply to their clients' business. They can begin to develop practices that result in proactive pricing based on value rather than reactive estimating based on costs.
The old cost-based paradigm assumes agency professionals are hourly-wage laborers from the Industrial Age. The value-based paradigm considers agency professionals to be knowledge workers from the Information Age, capable of creating incredible wealth and value for their clients – irrespective of hours worked.
It's no coincidence that the agencies that are making the biggest mark on our business are the ones that have changed their paradigm about how they get paid. Their compensation practices are different because their paradigm is different. It's also no coincidence that they tend to be much more profitable that the average agency – sometimes by a factor of two or three.
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The first time I came across the phenomenon of an Aeolian harp I was just a lively and mischievous kid, perky and excited to wander around my grandfather's secluded ranch in Fremont County, just a few hours' ride from Denver, Colorado.
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It is also the very place where I learned to enjoy the silence and the stilly murmur of old oak, pine and cedar leaves. But my grandfather, who at that time made use of a walking stick due to his diabetes problem, and for the same reason was partially sighted, began to teach me how to appreciate the sounds of nature on a completely new level. He was a convinced transcendentalist and had a bookshelf packed with books by the likes of Thoreau and Emerson.
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The fact that my grandfather knew how to play anything else but the harmonica amazed me. However, as soon as he placed the harp on the table and the melodious humming in a slightly subdued tone spontaneously started, I realized that he was not going to play it. "This instrument is played by the wind", he said, "You can hear the music of the wind before sunrise and at dusk, when a light breeze comes down from the mountains".
Next, he started reading his favorite pieces of poetry to me with a wholly new accent in the choice of topics. Sadly, I can only remember a few lines, "The stilly murmur of the distant sea" from Coleridge's "Eolian Harp" and "For Virtue still adventures there, and freely breathes her native air" from Thoreau's "Rumors from an Aeolian Harp".
Many years later, when I was studying at the UCLA Department of Music, I once again stumbled upon the Aeolian harp. We were listening to some melody composed by Henry Cowell, a well-known American modernist, when a professor played some parts on his piano from a composition called "Aeolian Harp". Instead of the usual finger tapping on the keyboard, playing an Aeolian harp involves a string-piano technique – a practice of plucking and sweeping the strings inside the piano box.
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'A trillion here, a trillion there'
Things in Louisiana are looking up. We are announcing major economic development wins and private capital investment and reducing government spending in order to live within our means. We just completed a grueling legislative session where we all had to work together, Democrats and Republicans, to find a way to do more with less.
We trimmed government spending, protected vital services and refused to raise taxes. (As is the case in any legislative body, some gave it a try). I can't say our legislative session was much fun, but it was necessary, and it is the American way. Or, at least we thought it was.
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In the meantime, I've been catching up on the news in Washington. I wish I had not.
Let's review: the Troubled Asset Relief Program, bailouts for American International Group and others, CEOs of bankrupt businesses that receive billions of tax dollars running off with millions in bonuses, a $ 3.5 trillion budget, a nearly trillion-dollar stimulus that has not stimulated, unemployment continuing to climb, government in the banking business, and of course, the U.S. government now making cars.
We have record deficits, which are unprecedented in recorded world history. We have debt that is even causing our creditors in the Middle East and China to be worried. Oops, I almost forgot the new national energy tax that just passed the House. If it isn't bad enough that you may have lost your job and been fighting off foreclosure, the government now wants to make sure you, and every other American, pay more in energy costs so former Vice President Al Gore can be happy. This here is a fine pot of gumbo.
I honestly do not know one single individual who is happy with this situation. Not one. Not a Republican, a Democrat or an independent. These actions are all problematic individually, but taken as a whole, they are devastating. So against that backdrop, we enter the health care reform debate.
I know a little something about health care policy, and I can tell you exactly the game that is currently afoot. If the House Democrats' plan were to become law, the president's statement that "if you like your health care now, you can keep it" will not be true. This is not an opinion, this is a fact.
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The plan the House Democrats are developing is a radical restructuring of health care in America. You may like it, you may not, but it is just that; there is no denying or sugarcoating it.


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The finance ministers of France, Germany, Italy and Spain said in a letter seen by Reuters: "We should no longer accept that these companies do business in Europe while paying minimal amounts of tax to our treasuries."
Signed by French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, Wolfgang Schaeuble of Germany, Pier-Carlo Padoan of Italy and Luis de Guindos of Spain, the letter was sent to the EU's Estonian presidency with a copy to the group's executive Commission.
The push to curb tax avoidance by such companies has been led by France which has received strong support from other countries that are also annoyed about the small amount of tax that these companies pay under existing rules.
Apple appealed against the order in February.
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The Department of Medical Sociology is part of the Centre for Psychosocial Medicine. The central tasks are education and research. The research activities are organized in 5 working groups: -Social factors influencing health and care (including old age) -Social Gerontology -Health promotion -Migration and health -Hospital research
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Over 500,000 years old. As large as the country of Germany. Visible from space, and home to more than 1,600 species of fish, 30 species of whales and dolphins, and 130 species of sharks and rays. The largest living structure in the world- by far. What is it? It could only be: Australia's magnificent wonder, the Great Barrier Reef, a living city founded on over 3,000 individual reefs of coral. This underwater world is a universe unto itself, with a self-sustaining ecosystem that allows for thousands of different water-dwellers to not only live but to flourish. But today? Today sees a rotting death touching each corner of this watery paradise. Today, the health of the grand Great Barrier Reef is slowly sinking, and sinking under a miserable illness caused not by cycles of nature but by the gradually increasing temperatures of the surrounding seas. In a word: global warming.
What Is Coral Bleaching?
Coral bleaching doesn't mean humans have dumped too much bleach into the water at last (although not for lack of trying). Coral "bleaching" refers to the draining of color from the coral, and its eventual and final death. It happens specifically when coral is in far too warm of water for far too long. The coral polyps become stressed due to the temperature and expel the algae that lives inside of them. Since the algae is what gives the coral its vibrant color, the coral then becomes transparent to the point where the white skeleton is visible underneath. Thus, "bleached" coral.
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Albino coral is not a sign of a new and exciting species. Bleached coral is dead coral. Why? Because the algae that the coral spit up was what provided 90% of the coral's energy. Without the algae, the coral begins to starve, and without a return to normal water temperatures the coral will die and be swiftly overcome by a suffocating carpet of seaweed. It can take over a decade for coral to recover from a catastrophe like this, and that's without considering other detrimental factors like pollution.
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Coral provides fundamental structures for underwater ecosystems to survive and thrive. If coral dies, the whole ecosystem must undergo a radical change; imagine if your house's foundation was suddenly ripped out from underneath it. In the case of bleached reefs, once the coral dies fish can no longer use the coral as shelter. The seaweed blanket is too thick for the fish to penetrate, fish which might feed on it, use it as a hiding place, or eat the algae on it. Once these fish perish, so will the larger fish that feed on these fish. The cascading effect spirals downwards from there, moving all the way from the coral to birds to human beings themselves.
The Great Barrier Reef's Demise
If you don't care too much about the perpetuation of the underwater and above-water species utilizing the Great Barrier Reef, consider at least the effect on the humans that rely on its well-being for their own. Worldwide people rely on reefs for food, income, and shelter from waves- and that goes for the Great Barrier Reef, too. More importantly than this, the rotting death of the Great Barrier Reef jabs an accusatory finger at the rise in global temperatures that most scientists agree is due to human-related activities. More than 22% of the Great Barrier Reef is dead, and roughly 93% is dying. While coral bleaching has been seen in small pockets around the world over the centuries, nothing on this scale has ever been recorded. The Great Barrier Reef is dying. And we are to blame.
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The coroner's report has not been prepared but the next morning dozens of people ran into hospital and attacked doctors and nursing staff in the operating theatres.
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While I haven't yet used this (since it was first released I haven't yet looked over history, just checked the last night on the display), I'll just add my voice to say that it seems to be very useful, and I expect to use it, thanks. It would have been particularly useful in the past until I updated firmware as it understands encrypted data.
The time-to-sleep is particularly misleading with electrodes, as you don't want to take them off and put them on as readily as a headband, e.g., go into the bathroom, wash and rub forehead to remove loose skin flakes (also good with headband?), and then maybe read or whatever for a while.
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Thanks Woody. Working fine here. My suggestions are:- re-enable printing for the widows version - option to export in a file format that I can put on my iPad, to show the doctor - maybe just a jpeg?- ideally, (but obviously over-optimistically), a query language to interrogte the database - but probably more realistically, some additional views. For instance, I'm interested in what influence the day of the week has on my sleep, so I'd like to be able to show only Mondays - noting that some weeks there may not be data for a Monday. I do a lot of erratic travelling, so I'd also be interested to add a marker to a long travelling day and see if the recovery and impact on my sleep is the same after each trip
Hope that's useful!
Feedback is always useful.
1: Printing is working, I checked. You have to have a view selected before it prints though, so go to one of the views and the print box will highlight. I just tried it, it is working fine.2: Good point, The originals did have the file image copy and paste, but it got dropped along the way, I will reimpliment it. 3: The query language would be a bit complicated, as I would need to know exactly what you want to see and put that functionality in, unless you wanted raw data, which you could get from the export, in which case I could just put it in.You can get the view you want at the moment, if you want. If you expand everything and control click on all the days that are monday, you will get a view of just those days. Not ideal I know, but it would show you what you want.Markers on the other hand is something that Me and Jay have been talking about, and are currently underway - a way of importing arbitrary data and displaying it at the same time - both as discrete events and continuous related events. That and notes are the things that I want to put in from now, and some of it will definitely start to appear in the next versions.
I suppose it may be worth having markers on the side, or maybe some kind of filtering of days so you can see them?
With regard to individual day selection, control click and shift click seem to provide quite a bit of versatility in including or excluding specific days or blocks of days, though I'm still working on mastering the technique
The time to Z that I am showing on the display is the time to Z shown by the zeo to keep the data sorted. Both Jay and I have spent some time trying to make a rule of how the zeo knows where time to Z is, and neither of us have managed it yet - whatever rule you make, you will find some data that contradicts it, so it is hard to tell if it is something in the data or something else the zeo had in the continuous data that it didn't save.
Thanks for doing this, looks great. However, each time I open the DAT file the software crashes after saying the import was successful. I'm on OS 10.9.4. Any ideas?
Quick update - Just tested the Windows version on my Mac by running it on VMWare Fusion with XP. Opens fine without crashing. Just the Mac version I have the problem with.
Sorry to hear that!
When you reopen the Zeo viewer does it have all the records you imported or not? Does it crash after you ok the dialog, or just as it occurs?
10.9.4 is what I am using here.
Good news, it now appears to be working! Odd as I haven't logged out or rebooted the Mac. When it wasn't working the records weren't there when I reopened Zeo Viewer and it was crashing just after I clicked on OK. Seems fine now. I'll let you know if it returns
Please do. The only thing that should happen after pressing ok is that it redraws the screen with the new information, if the page you were currently looking at has changed (which if you had no data, it shouldn't), although if I had introduced new bugs last time I updated it I might not have seen a new startup issue, as most people already using it already have data in the system, so it would just be adding it.
Thanks for the information
I have done a small updated, as things had got delayed and I had other commitments. I fixed a few bugs, restructured a few things, and now am adding some other features.
I have added a simple marker for now, where you can mark a day, then it shows in the tree view and the page views as marked. I will expand on that.I think the most noticeable feature I have added in keyboard navigation and some back / forward day buttons. They seem so natural there you don't notice they were ever not there after using them for a bit!
Anyway, there is another updated, 0.2.6 on my site at http://www.alienrat.net/software/zeomonitor.htmlIf you are updating, back up your data first from the file menu. I don't think there are any issue but quite a lot has changed, so if you don't have the original files (although they probably are on your zeo), it is worth backing them up.
New version out, 0.2.7. Fixes in this are almost entirely related to CSV export. You can now do a CSV export from the right click of the selected date entry (or entries), as well as the normal way. Download available for Mac and Windows at http://www.alienrat.net/software/zeomonitor.html
The CSV itself now produces an output that is entirely compatible with the original Zeo export, and there are options in the preferences to invert the data, which helps it to appear the correct way round in SleepyHead, which it now will correctly import into.
If you don't do CSV exporting there is not much new.
Thank you woodinblack. I use your software every day.
Glad to hear it - if you or anyone have any suggestions for updates feel free to air them and I may be able to add them later. Most features actually come from user feedback.
For an example of Woody's viewer working with SleepyHead, see here: ZeoViewer with SleepyHead
I have just done a quick release of version 0.2.8 of the viewer. I had a bug report that it was crashing on some systems on import and found that there was an error that could occur under some circumstances just after import.
As a result I have withdrawn 0.2.7 (and 0.2.6 to be safe) and have uploaded the new version. The only change in this version is a fix to this bug, there is no new or changed functionality.
I would recommend an update for anyone using one of the last few versions
Ok its update time again, this time to the snappily numbered 0.2.9.
Highlights of this release are: * Import from CSV - import from either the exported CSV, or the one from the zeo website * Revert to saved (if you didn't like what you just imported) * Toggling of marks and marks in multi day view.
Mac and Windows versions have been updated. I have made a linux version for ubuntu, but installers are a lot more complicated on linux, so didn't want to hold up everyone else for that.
Thank you very much for this !!My daughter has been using my old Zeo sleep monitor for a few days with new head bands I found in a drawer.And I was deceived to see the company is now out of business. So your software saved me.I got the data from the sdcard as-is without updating the firmware or anything.I use your app in Mac OS X Yosemite, everything works perfectly.Thanks again !
PS: BTW where can one find new headband now ? I looked on eBay, no luck
Glad it is of use to you!
If there are other features you want to see, don't be afraid to ask, it has got to where it is mostly down to user requests.
For headbands, some people are working on that on a different thread. Have a look at the end of the massive Zeo thread:https://forum.quantifiedself.com/showthread.php?tid=654
Happy new year!
And to bring in the new year, we have Zeo Viewer 0.3.0.
Available at my site at http://www.alienrat.net/software/zeomonitor.html and the usual positions on the website (easiest to follow the links on the page).If you have installed the windows version before you can just use the update, otherwise use the full installer.
Fixes and modifications for this version:[list][*]CSV import rewritten to prevent multiple records for the same day[*]CSV export has minor corrections found when importing[*]Fixes for people importing in different timezones (than the UK)[*]Deleting records from context menu on the date tree works as you would expect and no longer resets every time you change[*]Time mouse over fixes in positive time zones.[/list]No real new features apart from import, although a few things cleaned up, like the tree.After this I can start with notes and markers on the data.


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As you are reading this page, thousands or probably million children around the world with no food to eat. They are hungry however their families can't sustain their basic needs. Part of the collection we get in an event goes to organizations that work toward giving children something to eat. To know more about the organizations we support visit their website: www.feedthechildren.org, https://www.kidsagainsthunger.org,
Promoting Social Justice
Pillow fighting is a great way to get everybody move and bond. We want to unite everyone despite their differences. Racial discrimination and sexuality discrimination are one of the things we focus on. We want to create a world where everybody can be their self without being judged.
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Pillow Fight Club wants to raise awareness against the spread of HIV/AIDS. Every year, more people get infected because of ignorance and/or carelessness. We had a member who died because of AIDS, we don't want this to happen to anyone. The death of our friend caused us to open our eyes and gave us the willpower to fight it.


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We had a lot of fun performing with Malcolm McNab who performed a solo with us at ITG 2016. Chuck Findley decided to join us for the picture as well!
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Sextet performance at Washington College with composer Kevin McKee.
Performance at the 2014 US Army Band's Tuba/Euphonium Conference.
Hanging with good friend and composer, Kevin McKee, and former teacher, Kevin Cobb, after an Americal Brass Quintet recital.
Performing at composer Kevin McKee's wedding.
Crabtowne Stompers performing for a full house!
Playing my new Weimann rotary trumpet!
The GoPro captured this action shot of Matt Shea and me rocking a Crabtowne Stompers gig.
Former teacher and personal hero, Ray Mase.
A great action shot of my Blackburn trumpet.
Hanging out with the lead guys from the Airmen of Note, Brian McDonald and Kevin Burns, at ITG 2016. You never know who you'll run into in Anaheim!
My niece and nephew came to a City Dock concert!
Cooper Street Brass Quintet at TMEA
Friend and colleague, Steve Tomlinson (center), got married and had several members of the USNA Band, past and present, perform. Always great playing with these fine musicians.
This was taken from a memorable performance at the International Trumpet Guild Conference.
My Mom visited and got to hear me play church call along with a couple of other performances over the weekend.
Trumpet Duo Performance with Doug Lindsey and Judy Cole at Washington College.
Composer and Trumpeter Extrodinaire, Kevin McKee, joined us for a little Bugler's Holiday for the encore after we peformed his work, Under Western Skies.
We had just finished performing Kevin McKee's Dürrenhorn Passage at a Great Noise Ensemble concert.
Official Brass Quintet photo for the Naval Academy Band.
Performing at Northwestern State University.
This was taken at the University of Kentucky's BrassFest during a memorable performance.
Good times with legendary trumpeter, Malcolm McNab and legendary composer, Kevin McKee
This marks the world premier of Raphael Fusco's Sonatina, a piece written for me.
Another GoPro action shot.
Performing the music of Ray Burkhart with the BQ at ITG 2016.
Halloween Practice Session!
USNA Band trumpeters at a ceremony aboard the USS Constellation.
Next wave Jazz Ensemble performing at Washington College.
Crabtowne Stompers following performances all day for ESPN's Sportscenter at the United States Naval Academy.
Playing with Bayfield Brass at the Renissance Festival.
Photo of Dr. Paul Forsyth and me performing at Northwestern State University.
This photo was taken after the Tuba/Euphonium conference, our last headlining gig together as a group.
This was taken at the Holiday by the Bay concert. Soon after, we will have to say goodbye to two of our members.
Quartet performing a Raphael Fusco arrangement of The Final Countdown.
Following successful performances at ITG 2016, I was able to have a drink with my high school teacher, Tina Erickson.
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The wait is almost over, as the time is getting ever closer for the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens to face off in Super Bowl XLVII.
Every year there are plenty of compelling storylines that dominate the pregame buildup. This season in particular has been very engrossing.
There's the impending retirement of Ray Lewis. Colin Kaepernick and Joe Flacco will be looking to cap off what have been some of the better playoff runs ever by a quarterback. Two brothers—Jim and John Harbaugh—oppose each other on the sidelines.
The Super Bowl will be the most watched television program in America. Luckily, for those unable to watch the game on TV, CBS is streaming the game live online.
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Super Bowl Sunday has arrived! By now, everyone should be aware that today's matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens is to see who will hoist their latest Lombardi Trophy in franchise history. There are many ways to watch and follow the big game, and we have gathered the necessary info into one spot so our readers can have easy access.
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After 14 days, countless hours of coverage and storylines ranging from the Ray Lewis retirement ceremony to Alex Smith's future, the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers will finally square off in Super Bowl XLVII.
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December 18, 2012 2013 Super Bowl
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Want to know how to watch 2013 Super Bowl live online. Watch SuperBowl 2013 online on your Mac, PC, iPads, iPhones, Cell Phone, Android and laptop.Super Bowl XLVII will be the 47th annual edition of the Super Bowl in American football, and the 43rd modern era National Football League championship game (NFL). It will be held on Sunday, February 3, 2013 at in New Orleans.
Super Bowl XLVII will be an American football game between the American Football Conference (AFC) champion and the National Football Conference (NFC) champion to decide the National Football League (NFL) champion for the 2013 season..
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Low Carb Doesn't mean No Carb: remember you're on a low carb diet, your not trying to eliminate carbohydrates completely from your body. But as you increase the proportion of other nutrients in your diet, the share of carbs will go down. This means that you now have to make smarter decisions about the 'kind' of carbs you do eat. Firstly, don't waste the carb slot for the day by eating something distasteful. It's better to have a small portion of really tasty chocolate cake, rather than a big tasteless bar of chocolate or a small scoop of rich ice-cream. Secondly, go for high quality carbs such as nuts. You're body shouldn't feel tortured.
Watch the protein: your protein intake should comprise about 35% of your total calorie count. This is a safe, healthy proportion. But go for the high quality protein such as white meat. Chicken, fish, etc are much better than beef, pork or other forms of read meat.
One of the best ways to lose weight is by learning how to eat healthy. You want to eat from all the food groups and realize that protein is important to your well being, along with carbohydrates. Nothing is categorized as 'bad', watch your portion sizes and have a piece of chocolate if you really want it. Don't get into the habit of saying to yourself that you can never eat this or that again!
Obesity in america is at an all-time high. One of out of every three Americans is obese, a number that has doubled in just ten years. This epidemic is also growing out of control in other countries around the globe.
How to do it? Easy. You can buy a cheap notebook, or you can record them straight in your computer (some websites provide this service for free). In this food journal you can write about everything:what food and at what time you ate it, how you felt after eating: good, bad, not stuffed, bloated, tired, sleepy.
There are many weight loss programs out there. If you are one of those who have tried many diet plans without much success then it is high time that you consider starting the Medifast weight loss program. What sets this diet program apart from the usual ones is the fact that it is created by a physician and also recommend highly by thousands of doctors all over the country.
Problem #2:Fad Diets=Unbalanced Nutrition. Most of the time, diets will focus on only specific types of foods or nutrients. They disregard the importance of everything else, leading to unbalanced nutrition.


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If you're like me, then you've got dozens of online accounts, which results in countless passwords that need to be stored carefully. And with so many security attacks these past months, it is becoming increasingly insecure to not take precaution methods. Dashlane is a popular subscription-based password management service that is introducing a new feature that will set it apart from the competition.
With the new Password Changer tool, users can now change all of their passwords with a single click, even those accounts with two-factor authentication enabled. At the moment, the feature is said to work with about 75 major websites at launch, including such popular ones as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, PayPal, Pinterest, and Twitter.
Also, for the time being, the app works on PC and Mac desktop versions, but a mobile version is in the works already. For the tech in this new feature, Dashlane has acquired PassOmatic, a New York-based startup that has created the automatic password change technology.
Users just need to select the passwords they want to change, and Dashlane will automatically change them in a click. The Dashlane-generated password is said to be strong and unique and it will also automatically and securely synced across all their devices. Speaking of the new feature, Emmanuel Schalit, CEO of Dashlane, said the following:
Password Changer is the antidote for future Heartbleeds. The ability to automatically change passwords is revolutionary. It provides users a highly effective way to stay safe from increasingly common security breaches on the scale of Heartbleed. Password Changer introduces a new paradigm of convenience and security for the consumer.
Dashlane also said that it will introduce a recurring password change feature that will automatically change passwords at preset intervals. Thus, users will be able to set Password Changer to automatically change some of the most important passwords every 30 days. If you are interested in giving the service it a try, go ahead and sign up for the beta version.


text: I had to read this book when I saw the cover. It is very striking. It reminds me of Wicked, but it is not at all like that. Cassia lives in a world where everything is determined for you. We first meet her on the night she is going to find out who her Match is. Everyone is given a match to ensure optimum progeny and that is who they marry. Cassia is amazed that her match is her best friend. That almost never happens. But when she goes home and looks at the chip with his info, it is another's face who looks back at her, the face of Ky, a boy in her town. She is confused, but the government assures her it is just a little mistake and she should forget about it. But Cassia cannot and starts to spend time with Ky to see if maybe there was something to the whole matching mistake. Soon, we find out that the government isn't as great as it turns out to be and while there is no rebellion in this book, you can definitely feel it coming in the next. This book is not unlike The Uglies Series by Westerfeld or the Giver my Lowry. Sci-fi at its finest.


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Founder, Chief
Executive Officer, Director
Scott leads Eagle with more than 25 years of industry experience. Scott founded Eagle in 2007 with the objective of utilizing the 505(b)(2) pathway to maximize the potential of proven medicines. Prior to founding the company, Scott held several key executive-level positions at publicly traded companies, including Bristol-Myers Squibb and Par Pharmaceutical. Scott quickly rose through the ranks at Bristol-Myers Squibb prior to joining Par. While at Par, he served as President and Chief Executive Officer from 2003 to 2006 and served on the board of directors from 2002 to 2006.
Scott currently sits on the board of directors of Synthetic Biologics, Inc., Ziopharm Oncology, Inc., Hackensack Meridian Health, and Hackensack University Medical Center. He previously served on the board of directors of Clinical Data, Inc., a publicly traded pharmaceutical company, from 2009 to 2011, during its acquisition by Forest Laboratories, Inc.
In 2016, Scott was awarded the prestigious Ernst and Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® Award in the Specialty Pharmaceutical category, New Jersey. The award recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs who demonstrate excellence and extraordinary success in areas such as innovation, financial performance, and personal commitment to their businesses and communities.
Scott holds a BS in marketing from Pennsylvania State University and an MBA from Rider College.
Chief Commercial Officer
David has been our President and Chief Commercial Officer since January 2017. David brings a wealth of pharmaceutical and biotechnology experience to the Eagle leadership team, having previously served as a member of the board from April 2015 through December 2016. David's strategic focus and entrepreneurial spirit has contributed to the commercial success of many products throughout his distinguished career.
Before joining Eagle, David served as Chairman of the board of directors and CEO (2010-2017) of Fibrocell Science, Inc., a publicly traded autologous cell and gene therapy company.
David previously held various positions at GlaxoSmithKline, most notably serving as Senior Vice President of the Pharmaceuticals, Vaccines (Biologics), Oncology, Acute Care, and HIV Divisions. He also served as President of Reliant Pharmaceuticals and as a director of Martek Biosciences Corporation.
David holds a BS in business administration from Arizona State University.
Chief Financial Officer,
Principal Financial Officer,
Principal Accounting Officer
Pete joined Eagle in May 2017 with more than 2 decades of experience in the healthcare industry. From 2016 to 2017, he served as Chief Financial Officer of Motif BioSciences, Inc. Prior to joining Motif, Pete spent 3 years as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of TetraLogic Pharmaceuticals Corporation.
Pete has 18 years of experience as a healthcare investment banker, including Co-Head of Global Health Care Investment Banking at Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. Pete currently serves on the board of directors and chairs the Audit Committee of Immutep Ltd.
Pete holds a BS in finance from Boston College and an MBA in finance from Columbia Business School.
Executive Vice President,
General Counsel,
Chief Compliance Officer
Mike joined Eagle in April 2016 as Deputy General Counsel and was promoted to General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer in March 2018. Prior to joining Eagle, he held various legal positions with increasing responsibility at Warner Chilcott plc (2010–2014) and inVentiv Health (2014–2016).
From 2001 until 2009, Mike was an associate at Shearman & Sterling LLP, where he focused on litigation and finance.
Mike earned a BA in international affairs from The American University of Paris and his JD from Rutgers School of Law—Newark.
Executive Vice President,
Biologics and Corporate
Dan is our Executive Vice President of Biologics and Corporate Development. Dan served as Finance Director from 2011 to May 2013, and has held multiple roles at Eagle during his tenure.
Prior to joining Eagle in 2007, Dan held a variety of management positions, such as Senior Analyst at Ethicon (a Johnson & Johnson Company subsidiary) and Lead Finance Liaison throughout Ethicon's joint venture with Omrix Biopharmaceuticals. Dan additionally held several finance positions at Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals Inc. (a wholly owned subsidiary of Ranbaxy Inc.), which markets generic products in the US.
Dan holds a BS in business administration from West Virginia University and an MBA from Rutgers University.
Senior Vice President of Research and Development
Charles has over 20 years of drug discovery and development experience in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. He has served in leadership roles guiding various stages of the drug development process, ranging from early-phase compound discovery through formulation, to preclinical development. His research efforts have led to the advancement of small-molecule, peptide, protein, and antibody drugs with indications in a variety of therapeutic areas including oncology, inflammation, cystic fibrosis, and diagnostic imaging.
At Eagle, Charles leads the development of next-generation formulations of small molecules and biologics that address important patient and caregiver needs by overcoming significant drug delivery challenges.
Charles is the author of over 20 scientific publications and an inventor of numerous patents in the field of drug discovery and development.
Charles received his PhD in chemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Executive Vice President,
Chief Medical Officer
Adrian has over 25 years of experience in US and international clinical research and drug development. He has been our Chief Medical Officer since January 2015. His experience includes the development and implementation of the clinical and regulatory strategies for a multiple number of products from early-stage development through successful New Drug Application (NDA) and EU regulatory filings.
Prior to Eagle, Adrian's roles included Vice President of Clinical Research at Avanir Pharmaceuticals, Vice President of Clinical Research and Medical Affairs at BioDelivery Sciences International (BDSI), and Senior Medical Director at UCB BioSciences, Inc. Additionally, he spent 17 years in neuropsychiatry, private practice.
Adrian has published more than 20 papers and has been issued several patents for his work.
Adrian received his MD and PhD from the University of Buenos Aires. He spent a number of years as a post-doctoral fellow in Neuro-Psychopharmacology at the University of Ottawa. Additionally, Adrian completed visiting research physician experiences in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and the Department of Neurology at the National Institute of Mental Health.
Chairman, Executive Committee Chair,
Compensation Committee Chair, Audit Committee
Mike has served as a member of Eagle's board of directors since 2013. Mike is Chairman of the board of directors of Nanocopoeia, Inc., and a member of the board of directors of RiboCor, Inc. Mike has a wide variety of pharmaceutical industry experience including his position as CEO and President of Paddock Laboratories, Inc., and multiple leadership positions leading to President of the Generic Products Division at Par Pharmaceutical from 1998 to 2006.
Chief Executive Officer, Board
Member, Executive Committee
Scott leads Eagle with more than 25 years of industry experience. Scott founded Eagle in 2007 with the objective of utilizing the 505(b)(2) pathway to maximize the potential of proven medicines. Prior to founding the company, Scott held several key executive-level positions at publicly traded companies, including Bristol-Myers Squibb and Par Pharmaceutical. Scott quickly rose through the ranks at Bristol-Myers Squibb prior to joining Par. While at Par, he served as President and Chief Executive Officer from 2003 to 2006 and served on the board of directors from 2002 to 2006.
Scott currently sits on the board of directors of Synthetic Biologics, Inc., Ziopharm Oncology, Inc., Hackensack Meridian Health, and Hackensack University Medical Center. He previously served on the board of directors of Clinical Data, Inc., a publicly traded pharmaceutical company, from 2009 to 2011, during its acquisition by Forest Laboratories, Inc.
Board Member, Compensation Committee
Doug has over 30 years of industry experience and is currently the managing partner and founder of Hudson Executive Capital LP. During his career at JPMorgan Chase & Co., Doug served as CFO, Vice Chairman, and Head of America's Investment Banking and Global M&A departments. Doug also served on several committees, including the Operating Committee, Executive Committee, and Investment Bank Management Committee.
Doug is a trustee of Cornell University and a member of Cornell's Investment Committee for the Endowment and Co-Chair of the Finance Committee. He also serves on Harvard Law School's Dean's Advisory Board. Doug is a member of the Economic Club of New York, a Board Member of the Foreign Policy Association, a member of the UJA of Greater New York's Wall Street and Financial Services Division, and is on the Board of Directors of the Gordon A. Rich Memorial Foundation.
Board Member, Nominating and Corporate
Governance Committee
Rich is currently the Vice Chair, Chair of Litigation Practice in New York and the Business & Regulatory Financial Services Litigation Group, and a member of the Executive Committee of the law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP.
Rich is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Urban Justice Center; a member of the Board of Directors for Judges and Lawyers Breast Cancer Alert (JALBCA); a member of the Board of Governors of Hackensack University Medical Center; a trustee of The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs; a member of the Board of Governors, American Friends of Tel Aviv University; a member of the Economic Club of New York; a fellow of the Litigation Council of America; and a trustee of New Jersey SEEDS, among other professional and community activities.
Board Member, Nominating and Corporate Governance
Committee Chair, Compensation Committee
Sander has served as a principal of Flaum Navigators, a healthcare consultancy firm that he founded in January 2005. Since August 2004, he has also served as CEO of Flaum Partners, Inc., another healthcare consultancy firm that he founded. From 1991 to 2002, Sander served as CEO of Robert A. Becker EURO/RSCG, a predecessor to Euro RSCG Life.
Prior to that, he held various positions during an 18-year career at Lederle Laboratories. As a member of the Euro RSCG Healthcare Global Network, he has served as its Co-Chairman since 1998. He also serves on the board of directors of Ohio State University's Fisher College of Business and College of Arts and Science, The James Cancer Center at the OSU Medical Center, and The Fordham Gabelli Graduate School of Business. Additionally, Sander is Chair of the Fordham Leadership Forum at the Fordham Gabelli Graduate School of Business, where he serves as an Adjunct Professor. He is also Vice Chairman of the American Institute for Stuttering and Edge4Vets.
Board Member, Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee, Audit Committee
Bob has over 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry and currently serves as President of the Financial Services and Information Technology Divisions and CFO at Hackensack Meridian Health, the most comprehensive healthcare delivery network in the state of New Jersey. He previously served as Executive Vice President and CFO of Hackensack University Health Network. From 2002 to 2007, Bob served as EVP and CFO of Kaleida Health, Inc. Prior to Kaleida Health, he served as VP and CEO of Acute Care at Northeast Health and Albany Memorial Hospital. Robert began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Board Member, Audit Committee Chair
Steve has served as a member of our board of directors since Eagle's inception in 2007. From 2010, he has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of NovaDel Pharma, Inc., filling a number of executive positions since joining their board of directors in 2005, and is currently serving as its Chairman. Prior to NovaDel, Steve held various executive positions with Cima Labs, Inc., MacroMed, Inc., and Brown-Forman Corporation. In 2004, Steve began his ongoing tenure as a venture partner of ProQuest Investments.


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Everything needs to be renovated, especially home. All the rooms in the home should be renovated. The bathroom renovation is one of the most important renovations that should be done by the people. To have the same design for years certainly will be like the boring thing. Among the other room in the home, the bathroom definitely is one of the rooms that commonly get the simple decoration. Therefore, to give the bathroom a little makeover certainly is a good idea.
All the things certainly will need the sufficient money, especially to give renovation for bathroom. The bathroom renovation cost commonly do not have to spend a lot of money, since commonly the bathroom is the room which is decorated with little decoration and also the simple design, therefore the budget that is needed to renovate this room will not be too much.
The important thing that has to be noticed for the bathroom renovation is about the design that will be used for the room. Renovation is about giving something new for the room; therefore the bathroom will need the fresh design that could make the room become the new bathroom that has new decoration and also new appearance.
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|March 4, 2010 05:00 AM EST
One of my grand hopes for all of you, and your respective enterprises in 2010, is that you find your way to the Clouds.
The coming years will be both exciting and challenging as we collectively migrate our enterprises to cloud computing. Speaking of enterprises, I owe all of you an article on preparing your enterprise for the cloud. I continue to work on it, thought it's not quite ready yet. Besides, this week, I have the pleasure of meeting with a world class, cloud computing leader, and I hope to glean further insights that will help shed light on the future of the enterprise.
In the meantime, to show my appreciation for your loyal readership, I am including a Special Offer for you. The key to the cloud is - knowledge - so to help you acquire that knowledge, I am extending a special invitation to attend the 5th International Cloud Expo at the Jacob Javits Convention Center (April 19-21, 2010).
If you are planning to attend the event, follow the instructions below, you'll receive a $1,650 discount from the $1,950 price for a very affordable price of just $300 for a VIPBloggerGuest pass that provides full access to the Cloud Computing Conference & Expo, as well as, the Virtualization Conference & Expo on April 19th, 20th, and 21st, 2010.
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I hope to be at the event, and meet as many of you as possible, to gain insight as to the type of future articles on cloud computing you would like to see.
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- Which Cloud Services Providers Are Gaining Mind Share?
- Einstein, Sharks and Clouds: IT Security in the Cloud
- The End of IT 1.0 As We Know It Has Begun
- Cloud Talk with Peter Coffee: What's Next for the Cloud?
- Top 20 Cloud Services Providers That Are Gaining Mind Share
- A Golden Key To The Cloud - For You!
- Top 30 Cloud Service Providers Gaining Mind Share in 3Q 2010
- Telepresence – The Face of the Cloud
- The Beauty of the Cloud
- Top Cloud Computing Enablers Gaining Mind Share in 3Q 2011


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The makers of Bigg Boss 10, hosted by Salman Khan, are leaving no stone unturned to keep the audience hooked to the show. Besides the daily doses of drama and arguments, the twists and turns in the game rules are keeping the viewers engrossed. Last week, Om Swami, who was supposed to be eliminated from the show, was seen moved to a secret room from where he is keeping an eye on the housemates and their gossips.
While the audience must be wondering as to who will be the next contestant to be evicted from the house, a reliable Twitter handle, Reality Post, which had predicted the nominations and evictions of the show last year, has revealed the list of nominated contestants of the second week of Bigg Boss 10.
According to the report, Lokesh Sharma, Rahul Dev and Manveer Gurjar have been nominated for eviction this week. With this, the nominated contestants will have to buckle up and impress the audience and save themselves from being ousted from the show.
Although the eviction of the controversial show has always shocked the audience, going by the nominated contestants, it seems Lokesh and Manveer will be saved considering that they are among the viewers' favourites.
Meanwhile, rumour had it that Priyanka Jagga, who was the first contestant to be eliminated from Bigg Boss 10, would be re-entering the house sometime last week. The commoner had raised quite a few eyebrows with her heated arguments with VJ Bani and Rohan Mehra and her eviction shocked millions. Soon after her eviction, speculations were rife that Priyanka would re-enter as wild card or she may be kept in a secret room and may return.
#LokeshSharma #RahulDev and #ManveerGurjar are NOMINATED for EVICTION this week on #BB10 #BiggBoss10 (sources)— RealityPost (@TheRealityPost) November 7, 2016


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The girl and her partner were sitting in the early morning sun outside the bakery. Both had the glazed look of a drunk, sharing a word from time to time not with a twist of the head but with a slow lean from the waist.
She cradled a sleeping child in her arms. The left hand with which she supported her daughter's frail head also clasped a small glass of beer and (as if to complete the balancing act) between the fingers of the same hand she pinched a dying cigarette.
Breakfast of Champions.
Breakfast of Champions.


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Hudson's so Groovy
Hudson's so Groovy
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Having used Cruise Control for almost 4 years, when I started looking at Hudson last week, I was impressed seeing how easy it was to configure and get it up and running in just a few minutes. It also has several plugins available, and if you don't find one you can quickly write one as well.
Andrew Glover, in the TestEarly Blog, shows us how to use Groovy with Hudson. Hudson has a Groovy plug-in which can execute Groovy Scripts.
To quote from the blog "as a part of a CI project setup, another dependent project's directories were becoming read-only due to an SCM feature. Consequently, a child project couldn't write to the filesystem.
This problem was easily solved using Groovy (plus a little Ant)– a triggered build executes a small Groovy script that uses Ant's chmod task to make target directories read-write enabled. As you can see, the fix requires 2 lines of code (which could, arguably, be reduced to one)"
def ant = new AntBuilder()
ant.chmod(dir:"./ci09_i/ui/rep2/reports/", perm:"ugo+rw", includes:"**/*.*")
You can read the complete story at TestEarly.com
Isn't that cool? However, I am not sure if there is a way to specify Hudson to run the Groovy Script first before executing any build script or vice versa, any ideas?
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Slim fit shirt for women made of finely combed cotton. With urban Frontprint The City.
There are village children and there are city kids. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. But what could be better than summer nights to enjoy his city? Running through his neighborhood and chill with friends. So for us, it was clear, Saint Noir must value as Berlin label the city. "Chill in the city" is for those who love their city and there so much to feel at home, such as. In any other place in the world And where could you chill better than at home?


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During a stock-car race in which one of the participants was Tony Stark (Iron Man), Hogan rescued the playboy millionaire after his car was involved in a brutal collision. As a token of his gratitude, Stark hired the boxer as his personal chauffeur. Hogan soon fell in love with Stark's secretary Virginia "Pepper" Potts and was constantly trying to get her to go out with him. Eventually she agreed and soon thereafter the couple married.
Hogan inadvertently was transformed not once, not twice, but three times into the monster known as the Freak. The first time was after an injury sustained during an incident with the Titanium Man. The second time was after exposure to cobalt rays when assisting Stark in building a new set of armor. The third time was after suffering injuries while filling in as Iron Man. (In the first and third instances, a Stark-designed device called an "Enervator" served as a catalyst for the transformation.) After the last instance of becoming the Freak, Pepper decided that being involved in Tony Stark's life was too dangerous for the couple, and they took an extended leave of absence.
Much later, Stark friend and confidante Jim "Rhodey" Rhodes called on Hogan (as one who had once worn the Iron Man armor) to assist him (and others who had at one time played Iron Man) against the giant robot Ultimo. The group proved successful against the threat (thanks to a late and timely arrival by Tony Stark in new armor), and afterwards Hogan wasn't heard from again until he invited Tony Stark to see one of his hot new boxing prospects in action. This prospect turned out to be none other than Spymaster, and Hogan amazingly beat him in a fight after the villain connived his way into the secret levels of Stark Enterprises.
Ironically, it was a new incarnation of Spymaster who grievously injured Hogan, leading to his hospitalization on life-support. Pepper begged Tony Stark, who could interface with the life-support machines using his Extremis-enhanced abilities, to pull the plug and stop Hogan's suffering. At first Stark refused, but later decided to do it after the Invisible Woman convinced him.
In Superior Iron Man #5, it's revealed Hogan has a secret son who became Teen Abomination.