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We find a proof of this in the synopsis given in the June number of the Andover Review of an able work recently published by Prof. Harris, of Yale University, on the "Self-Revelation of God." His doctrine of the penalty of completed sin is that it must be death because the "sinner shuts out the very breath of life from his soul We could no more live entirely apart from God than a pipe could give out water without a reservoir to draw from."
Propessobf.l.patton's article in TheForum, on the Andover doctrine, assumes that the Calvinistic view of a sovereign election of a portion of the race to salvation, with the consequent reprobation of the rest, is more logical and scriptural than the view which supposes that all must have a chance under the gospel, if not in this life, then in the life to come. The Professor's view of election explains truly the method of the divine dealings under the economy of redemption up to a certain point. Salvation in this dispensation of His grace seems to be confined to a chosen few. And there is no other explanation but that it has thus seemed good in His sight. So far, then, as Prof. Patton sees into this mystery, he sees truly. But he is wrong in supposing that there are no summits of God's grace beyond the hills that bound his horizon. He mistakes in supposing that the purpose of God in ordaining some to eternal life terminates upon these favorites. Whereas He never chooses any person or class except as He makes them channels of blessings to a wider circle. If He selects a church of the first-born, it is because there is to be a later born. If we are "a kind of first fruits of His creatures, of His own will begotten," it is because there are later fruits to be harvested. If we are "a chosen generation, a royal priesthood," there must be those, to whom we are to fulfil these offices. It is because the strict Calvinist fails to see these wider stretches of God's great plan of grace that his system is so inadequate, and not because he errs in tracing everything back to the will of God. This age does not bound everything in redemption. There are ages upon ages to come. Most of mankind fail of salvation in this age. So far as the results of trial in this life are concerned, their failure is final. Only a little flock enter into life. The gateway into it is much more narrow that even the preachers of orthodoxy represent it. "(Few there be that find it." But these few are "baptized for the dead." If no resurrection has been provided for the unjust dead, there would be no hope for any but the elect. But "He gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time." The mistake of the Andover school is in overlooking the fact that souls in sheol are not under a prolonged dispensation of grace, but under penalty—" in prison." The only door of hope for the dead is the hope of resurrection. Any trial for the prize of eternal life must come in after punishment has been visited, and the dead have been recovered to the life and opportunities of manhood.
Christian Character—It makes a great difference in Christian character, under what view of God, and of the final results of His working, it is developed. Some Christians worship a being who is half God and half fiend. Their religion must, therefore, be one of bondage to fear. It must be barren of gener.. us love to either God or man. And, therefore, it must be lacking in both virtue and self-sacrifice. These graces cannot thrive in an eclipse of the face of God. We must know Him to live. If the secret of most of the stunted and distorted Christian lives with which the church is full, and by which the world is repelled, were known, it would be found that they first tookjroot in, and have all along been nourished upon, false views of God.
Modern Phariseeism.—The old Pharisees rejected Jesus because He taught men that God's plans of grace were wider than they had believed them to be. The Gentiles, the outcasts, the whole world of humanity, was included in them. The Pharisees believed that the Jews, and especially their own sect, had a monopoly of the grace of God. It is strange how this old spirit of human nature comes out in our day. Many in the church seem to be just as averse to any view of the gospel which widens its scope beyond the narrow lines in which they have conceived of it. The idea that there can be any blessing in it for the countless masses of the dead who passed out of life before Christ came, or who have since died with no knowledge of Him, is something they cannot admit. Nor have they an ear for any interpretations of Scripture which do not pass current in their sect, or which bring within the scope of God's love and blessing those whom they have always regarded as outside of His covenant. Men love to think that they belong to that favored class who have a monopoly of both the truth and the grace of God.
Progress In Knowledge.—This is the law of the church's progress and growth. When a Christian, or a church, becomes convinced that it has nothing more to learn, there follows stagnation and decay. And yet what else than this is the prevalent assumption that all Bible truth is locked up in our Confession of Faith, and that it is a heresy and crime to think beyond it 1 No greater mistake was ever made by the Reformed churches than this quenching of the Spirit in the body of Christ, by the denial to its members of the liberty of prophesying beyond the limits of their creeds. Confessions are good for purposes of instruction, but not to bind the conscience. Enforced creeds should content themselves with stating only the great facts and primiry beliefs of Christianity, as they are given in the language of Scripture, such as "I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God." "I believe that He died for our sins, according to the Scriptures, and rose again the third day, according to the Scriptures." Human formulas, founded upon these facts, and explanatory of them, should always be held open to amendment, as God may bestow increasing light until we all come to the unity of the faith and of the perfect knowledge of the Son of God.
Immortality.—The Unitarian Begister of April 7, published a symposium of opinions by leading scientific men upon t e relation of science to the question of immortality. Among them we meet with this remark by Professor Joseph Leidy, M.D., L.L.D. "I can conceive of no adequate compensation for an eternity of consciousness." Evidently no man with the hope of a Christian could ever make such a remark. And yet even Christians have but little conception of the tremendous import of the phrase so often on their lips—"eternal life." "We have but little idea of what it means to live forever. And we may well be staggered at the thought of how a life can go on endlessly without losing its freshness and vigor, and with no weariness nor satiety. The merely scientific mind may well be appalled at the prospect. The spiritual mind, however, knows that a life whose springs are in God can never be exhausted. And Scripture gives us many hints of ever expanding spheres of activity aud enjoyment,—of service and priesthood and dominion, and of a heritage which shall include all things because we are heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ. It speaks of ages to come, and of "the generations of the ages," showing that while the wheels of these great cycles may run down, other cycles are unfolded, and new chapters in the divine administrations are ever opening. It is not necessary to suppose that in the eternal life of the saint there are no pauses, no periods of repose, no rest after labors performed and conquests gained, Each "age" may mark off a period in that life which may present all the phases of a morning of growth and achievement, and an evening of garnered fruits, of repose and recuperation. There surely can be no monotony in the employments, nor dead level in the experiences, of a life for whose expansion God has marked off the ages, and whose youth must be renewed with the rising morning of each new day of the Lord.
The Consensus Op Faith.—It is commonly asserted tha there is a general consent in the church in maintaining the doctrine that death ends all hope for all of every class who are not in this life reached by the saving work of Christ. This was not a part of the catholic faith of early times. Among other Fathers who did not hold it, we may mention Jerome and Origen, Clement, of Alexandria, and Ambrose. An article in the May number of the Andover Review makes it plain that it does not now command the assent of many of the foremost commentators and theologians, at home or abroad. Among the trusted and able interpreters who deny that Scripture shuts up all men but Christian believers at death to a hopeless doom, he mentions Olshausen, Meyer, Van Oosterzee, Godet, Alford, Perowne, Julius Muller, Martensen, Dorner. A majority of the leading divines of the Church of England hold similar views. While in this country it is well known that a large proportion of the thoughtful and conscientious leaders of Christian thought in New England insist that Scripture contains larger views and hopes for mankind than the old narrow view drawn from the surface reading of a few passages. One need not be ashamed to be found in the company of such men as ex-Presidents Hopkins and Porter, Presidents Dwight, Seelye, Carter and Hyde, Professors Fisher and Ladd, and a long array of distinguished pastors and teachers whose Christian integrity and prudence and sanctified wisdom no one can dispute. Surely the argument from consensus is greatly weakened in face of these facts. And it is daily growing weaker.
Extracts Prom Letters.—A subscriber writes to us a friendly letter from Troy, N. Y., in which he expresses a general agreement with our views of Scripture, but dissents from the interpretation we have given from time to time of 1 Peter iii. 19 21. He can not believe that the spirits of dead men could be preached to. And so argues in favor of the view that the passage refers to the Spirit's preaching through Noah. The leading points of the argument urged in support of that view are forcibly brought out by him, but they do not avail to set aside the ancient and catholic interpretation that those preached to were spirits in prison at the time the preaching was done. And this is the plain meaning of the language. We refer our correspondent to our remarks upon this passage in Vol II., pages 307-309. He will there see where we differ from those who fix the time of this preaching in the interval between our Lord's death and resurrection. The word is "heralded." And it plainly refers to the announcement of His victory over death to these captives in the realms of death. If "spirits in prison" are not capable of receiving such an announcement, as our correspondent assumes, then how shall the dead ever be made to hear the voice of the Son of Q-od (Jno. v. 25). Is it not the high prerogative of his office that His voice can reach even the dead, and proclaim deliverance to the captives, and the opening of the prison doors to them that are bound?


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D-Link sells a number of external antennas that can be used with your DWL-2000, ranging from shorter-range indoor omni antennas to longer-range outdoor directional antennas. Although actual distance varies with RF environment, D-Link publishes this chart to enable comparison between its products:
For example, the ANT24-0401 and ANT24-0500 are both indoor Omni-Directional antennas with a 360 degree horizontal field. The ANT24-0401 (3 dBi) has a 63 degree vertical field, while the ANT24-0500 (5 dBi) has a 32 degree vertical field. The ANT24-0500 compresses available output power into a flatter "donut" to reach farther: the ANT24-0500 has a range of 1650 feet, while the ANT24-0401 has a range of 1312 feet.
Compare this to the ANT24-1400, a 14 dBi Directional Panel Antenna with a 30 degree horizontal / 30 degree vertical field, and the ANT24-1801, a 18dBi Directional Yagi Antenna with a 15 degree horizontal / 15 degree vertical field. These outdoor High Gain Directional antennas not only flatten the coverage area, but narrow the horizontal beam width to reach much farther than Omni antennas. According to D-Link, the ANT24-1400 reaches up to 1.875 miles, while the ANT24-1801 reaches up to 3.125 miles.
When selecting an external antenna, you'll need to consider environment, distance, and required coverage area. The higher the gain (dBi), the more focused the coverage area. To get a feel for the coverage areas produced by these antennas, download the D-Link antenna Install Guide from http://www.dlink.com/products/support.asp?pid=56&sec=0#quickInstallGuides.
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- An anti-gay marriage group in Australia is using Meghan Trainor's face in their ad campaigns without her knowledge.
- Trainor told her fans that she supports marriage equality and her picture is being used illegally.
- She also urged her Austrailian Instagram followers to vote yes for marriage equality.
Same-sex marriage is still illegal in Australia, but many celebrities (like Chris Hemsworth) are doing their part to join the fight for marriage equality.
Unfortunately, homophobic groups also recognize the power of celebrity influence.
To catapult its campaign against same-sex marriage, one group decided to use Meghan Trainor's face for its "Vote No" ad.
"My vote is NO," the ad reads. "You need to let it go."
Fans were shocked to see Trainor — who has publicly supported the LGBTQ community throughout her career — in an anti-gay marriage campaign.
After a follower brought the ad to Trainor's attention, the singer promptly denied having any association with anti-LGBTQ groups.
She insisted the campaign illegally used her image without her knowledge or approval.
Trainor expressed her love and unwavering support for marriage equality.
"I think a lot of my songs have a very universal message that can apply to different genres and communities, and I'm happy that some can be considered LGBT themes," Trainor told After Ellen two years ago. "I often dedicate 'Close Your Eyes' to my LGBTQ fans during my shows and tell everyone that they should love whoever they want."
She later hopped on Instagram and made her stance on gay marriage crystal clear.
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So I'm leaving for Argentina soon, and when I say soon, I mean tomorrow… Wow that came up really fast. Anyway, I'm all packed. My parents won't be at the airport with me as they have a family wedding to get to and my sister is dropping me off, then I'll be on my own for my first trip abroad. Exciting.
I'll be gone for 7 weeks, travel to Buenos Aires, Misiones (Argentina), Rio (Brazil), and possibly a few other places. I'm hoping at least Paraguay in colonias, but we will see.
So for 7 weeks (in Argentina's winter and preparing for the warm weather of Misiones and Brazil) here's what I packed:
- A lot of underwear (I have packing cubes and filled one with underwear. I'll never run out of that)
- 7 pairs of socks
- 5 sweaters
- One nice shirt and a cardigan to go with it
- One jacket (medium weight)
- One dress (I was told to bring nice clothes or I would have left it at home because I don't wear them often)
- 2 pairs of jeans
- 2 pairs of shorts
- My converses (I wear these everywhere) – one pair
- One pair of boots (for when it enviably rains)
- One pair of flats (again I was told to bring nice clothes so sneakers wouldn't have been a good idea)
- One pair of Flip-Flops for warm weather
- Toiletry things
- A kindle (I like reading on long plane rides-Charger also was packed)
- My laptop (and charger)
- My camera (again charger)
- 2 towels (I was told to bring my own)
- 5 washcloths (obviously needed since I had to bring towels)
- Any prescriptions (though I forgot advil so that sucks) and insurance card from my school.
I packed all of this in one suitcase, a backpack and a Travelon purse that I carry with me everywhere I go. How? BUNDLE PACKING! Saved my life and space in my suitcase. 10/10 recommend if you can unpack once you get somewhere. Not recommended for backpacking though. It would be an inconvenience in every since of the word.


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Me and My Boys. Taken Spring 2012.
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So, you want to manage a project and need the perfect app to aid the process. First decide whether you are a professional manager, or an amateur just seeking a better scheduling app, before jumping into this hands-on. If you are the latter, OmniPlan for iPad is definitely not the productivity app for you. With that said, this review is a little ironic for me. I am probably the most unorganized person alive. Anyway, let's delve into the nitty gritty on this whopping $49.99 app available at the App Store.
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OmniPlan for iPad
OmniPlan is known as a robust project management app for the Mac that boasts Gantt charts, smart scheduling, team coordination, and progress tracking, but The Omni Group released an optimized version of its powerful computer software for the iPad earlier this month.
The idea is simple: Users can create a project with a time frame and organize sub tasks and milestones through assigned values, dates, resources, etc. Team members can follow individual tasks to track progress visually or make changes in real-time. The app also alerts users to conflicts within the timeline—while providing helpful suggestions.
Those familiar with the $199.99 Mac flavor are well aware of its vast options and subsequent intricacies. It is the go-to app for business professionals looking to schedule, organize, and manage a project. I bought the Mac software as part of a bundle last year and hoped to use it with a renovation project, but I quickly realized that the long amounts of time required to learn OmniPlan could actually be better spent executing my project. (Or, I was simply way too lazy to follow/learn an organized plan via an app.)
I fully expected to meet the same obstacles with the iPad app, as it is a fully featured counterpart of the Mac app, but I surprisingly found a more user-friendly variation. The multi-touch controls, help guides, and easy-to-navigate user-interface were certainly more approachable.
Learning OmniPlan
OmniPlan first launches with a menu that gives access to a help guide. Be sure to scroll through the suggestions and hints to familiarize yourself with the app. The tour is helpful at detailing the UI's primary features. There are even resources for project creation, sync features, and a link to the entire user manual.
Upon exiting the guide, a Documents window appears with four pre-loaded projects. Combing through the given examples will also assist with learning. This section further provides options to export a project, sync to the Omni Sync Service or Custom WebDAV server, and it sports buttons for creating, deleting, and renaming projects.
Starting a Project
Click the "+" icon in the upper left-hand corner of the Documents window to open a new project or launch a blank document. OmniPlan for Mac users will notice an absent sidebar, which housed tasks and other elements in an outline view. The iPad version features Gantt charts as the primary navigation point.
The chart view allows vertical pinching to zoom in and out of a project, while pinching horizontally adjusts the time scale below the top toolbar. Gesturing may cause tasks to bleed off the screen, but their text remains to the side as a link. Managing the Gantt charts occur through the top and bottom toolbars. They include options for task information, resource management, scheduling, project settings, and the toolbars even display preferences. The most useful aspect to editing a project is the progress tracking feature that records every tweak made and gives options to either reject or accept those changes. Obviously, this is a key feature for teams.
Syncing/Sharing a Project
Syncing a project is most useful when coordinating a team effort. OmniPlan allows users to sync their projects with either a WebDAV server or the free Omni Sync Service, where as iCloud is noticeably not available. I did not test the syncing feature, mostly because I did not check the app in a team setting, but the set-up looks straightforward.
OmniPlan for iPad does have a few limitations, though. Users cannot open Microsoft Project files, nor access them using Dropbox or iCloud, and they cannot email project files from the app. However, users can send project files from the Mac to the iPad. To do so: Connect the tablet to iTunes, click on the iPad icon in the sidebar, and then select "File Sharing" under the Apps tab. From there, select OmniPlan, click "Add," and then add the project files from the Mac to the iPad. Users can also send OmniPlan 2 project files from the Mac to the tablet as an attachment, and then open them from the Mail app.
The Omni Group is a clear leader in project management software. Although I think this app is best used for business professionals as a companion to the Mac version, it does do well as a stand-alone. The primary differences are the absent sidebar and emphasis on Gantt charts. It carries impressive gesturing abilities, a responsive interface, and helpful guide that allows first-timers to learn the software gradually (and more quickly than the Mac one).
Check out the 4-star app on the App Store: OmniPlan for iPad
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Budget Planner – 2019 Spanish Grand Prix
Plan the cost of your trip to the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona. The next race is on May 10-12, 2019.
Despite being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, a trip to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix doesn't have to break the bank. It's also worth considering taking a package holiday to the Costa Brava as several coastal resorts nearby have good access to the circuit.
- Weekend cost approx €335 ($382 USD)
- 3-day General Admission ticket = €140
- Dorm bed at hostel in Barcelona for 3 nights (per person) = €75
- Spending money: €40 x 3 = €120
- Weekend cost approx €675 ($770 USD)
- 3-day Fan Grandstand (C, G, J, K) ticket = €240
- Mid-range hotel in Barcelona for 3 nights (per person, twin/double share) = €210
- Spending money: €75 x 3 = €225
- Weekend cost approx €3000 EUR ($3420 USD)
- F1 Experiences Champions Club Ticket Package (2-day) = €2100
- 5-star hotel in Barcelona for 3 nights (per person) = €450
- Spending money: €150 x 3 = €450
- Average costs are per person based on a stay of 3 nights in Barcelona on Grand Prix weekend with race tickets, accommodation and spending money. The prices do not include flights (or other travel costs) required to reach Barcelona.
- About our categories: Budget fans buy the cheapest race tickets (General Admission) and camp by the track or stay in a hostel. Mid-Range fans buy a grandstand ticket and stay in a 3-star hotel, whilst High-End fans buy a VIP or experience package and stay in a 4 or 5 star hotel.
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Buffalo Technology has announced a 320GB 2.5-inch portable hard drive which it's billing as a world first. The £155 MiniStation TurboUSB is a 5400rpm unit available from next month and features shock-resistant material - pretty useful for a portable drive in our experience. Our careers are littered with broken drives and cracked chassis.
Just as well then that the MiniStation has a "tough armoured outer case" and shock-absorbent internals - based on what Buffalo terms "a new and improved floating structure." There's also a wrap-around cable for easy storage.
As you might have expected by its name, the TurboUSB features technology which, Buffalo says, speeds up USB 2.0 data transfers.
The drives are compatible with all flavours of Windows from Win2K up as well as Mac OS X. They also feature Buffalo's unique Secure Lock Ware utility, which offers up to 256-bit AES encryption technology. The pack also includes Memeo auto-backup software, which is both Windows and Mac compatible.
Other capacities are available, starting at £46 for an 80GB drive.


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In less than two years, Bank of America has sold 20 assets worth the market capitalization of Goldman Sachs . This comes as CEO Brian Moynihan has said that the company does not need to raise capital by issuing common shares, since the spigot of asset sales is still flowing.
Of course, the face of the price tag on each sale is not representative of what BofA actually adds to capital, which is what regulators care about. Looking at recent deals shows that the net profit can vary widely.
When it sold its $8.6 billion Canadian credit card portfolio to the TD Bank Group, Bank of America netted only $100 million, according to FBR Capital Markets analyst Paul Miller. (A spokesman for the bank disputes that figure, saying BoA netted $270 million under Basel I capital standards, or $477 million by Basel III standards by the sale.) By contrast, its $8.3 billion sale of its stake in China Construction Bank brought some $3.3 billion to the bank's capital account.
Selling the remainder of Merrill Lynch's BlackRock stake raised $2.5 billion in cash, of which only $377 million was new capital. And selling Balboa Insurance's property casualty business brought in roughly half of the deal's $1.7 billion price tag
The company has said it intends to sell the following businesses: correspondent banking, its UK and Irish credit card businesses, and mortgage servicing rights. Reports also claim the bank could seek again to sell its consumer mortgage business, a sale halted in October 2010 when prices from would-be buyers fell below expectations.
The company may find the process slows down as it attempts to offload the legacy Merrill Lynch assets, where likely buyers are skeptical about liabilities and keen to do lengthy due diligence. The bank is currently looking to sell its stake in Pizza Hut franchiser NPC International, which could generate about $800 million.
Additionally, Bank of America is in talks to sell some $1 billion in former Merrill Lynch real estate assets to Blackstone , but that process remains in the due diligence stages several months after talks began.
"The sale of cards, strategic investments and MSR's will generate over $10 billion in capital" for the bank , says Credit Suisse analyst Moshe Orenbych. That's an important aid in reaching capital ratios set by regulators.
To comply with Basel 3 regulations, Bank of America's Tier 1 common equity needs to be about 3 percent of risk-weighted assets by 2013, rising to about 10 percent by 2019. Bank of America plans to have at least double the stipulated number by 2013. Shrinking its total assets is one way of getting there.
FBR analyst Paul Miller estimates that sales so far have cut Bank of America's risk-weighted assets by about $80 billion—but that it still must reduce them by $170 billion to hit its stated 2013 target.
But that won't help the shares—down more than 52 percent in 2011 alone . Headcount is also shrinking. Regardless of how many bad assets the company chooses to sell, impending litigation over mortgages looks to weigh on the stock long-term.
Until investors feel confident about what the cost of that will be, the shares are likely to flounder, say analysts.
Clarification: A previous version of this story did not have a statement from Bank of America FBR's $100 million figure.
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You don't have to earn an enormous amount of money for property division to become complicated in a divorce, but when complex assets are involved, the risk of an unfair settlement may be higher.
Pamela Anderson-Rick Saloman divorce highlights tax issues
TV fans in Texas may be interested to learn about how in the settlement of a heated divorce case between Pamela Anderson and Rick Saloman, the former "Baywatch" star received $1 million from her ex-husband. During the divorce proceedings, Anderson made allegations about tax evasion on Saloman's part. They were first married for two months in 2007 before seeking an annulment. The couple remarried in 2013 for the second time. Anderson sought divorce from Saloman in 2014.
Understanding some potential tax liability issues after a divorce
Texas residents may be interested in some information on one potential tax pitfall that divorcing couples might face. This generally comes up when one of the spouses is in charge of the couple's taxes and finances.
Works produced by artist part of marital assets in divorce
Texas artists who are divorcing may not realize that their artwork may also be considered part of the community property of their marriages. While payments agreed upon or artwork produced prior to marriage or after separation are not included as part of marital property, all other artwork may be. This applies to filmmakers and writers as well as visual artists and may apply to other people who produce creative work as well.
Personal injury awards and Texas property division
People who are preparing to divorce in Texas and who have pending personal injury cases may want to carefully plan in order to best protect any expected settlements or awards. As a community property state, Texas generally presumes personal injury proceeds to be community property unless the spouse is able to show by clear and convincing evidence that the award is separate property.
The division of property in a divorce
Couples who are preparing to divorce often have questions regarding how they might expect their assets and obligations to be divided. As a community property state, Texas views all of the marital or community property of the couple to be jointly owned. The community property is thus in most cases subject to equal division between the two spouses.
How QDROs are drafted is important
In Texas and around the country, qualified domestic relations orders are used to divide up pension benefits. A QDRO is intended to provide for two different circumstances, each of which mandates the order be drafted in a different way in order to give it its intended effect.
How inheritances may be divided in a divorce
Individuals in Texas who are divorcing and negotiating property division may also have to deal with inheritances received by one or both spouses. While inheritances technically belong to the person to whom the inheritance was directed, commingling these assets can cause complications.
How is property divided in Texas?
As a community property state, all property deemed to be marital property is split evenly between divorcing spouses in Texas. Not all property owned by one spouse or the other will be considered to be marital property, however. Some types of property are considered separate and are thus excluded from the property division order.
Avoiding financial disaster after a divorce
Divorcing couples in Texas might do well to take some time to assess their finances so they can avoid some of the typical pitfalls involved in marital property division. Each spouse's financial needs will affect the division of assets in the divorce. If one spouse needs cash in the immediate future, he or she can request assets in the divorce decree that are easy to liquidate. Spouses who do not need instant cash have more flexibility in negotiations because they can accept retirement plans, mutual funds, stocks and other investments that take longer to cash out.


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TORONTO — Maclean's magazine is highlighting the gender pay gap by asking men to fork over 26 per cent more for its latest issue.
The news magazine says it hopes the move "will stir urgent conversation."
This month's issue has two covers with two different prices — one at $8.81, the other at the regular price of $6.99.
They say it reflects the 26 per cent gap between full-time wages paid to men and women in Canada.
Readers can choose to pay whichever price they want.
Maclean's says the $1.82 differential is being donated to Indspire, an Indigenous-led charity that will direct the funds toward a scholarship for an Indigenous woman.


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Oh my gosh... those shoes are ADORABLE!! I absolutely love them! Your outfit is just fabulous too! That's a great clutch too! Hehe, I would have a horrible time just picking shoes for the 30 for 30, I'm impressed by all the brave remixers like you out there! I hope you guys have fun going out!! :)
Are those those the best or what???
I love the colour of the shoes and the dress together!
This is a great going out outfit! Sassy shoes. I don't think I've seem them since I discovered your blog. I look forward to seeing the shoes that didn't make the 30 for 30 cut. More Jessica Simpson's?
Those shoes are fantastic!
Beautiful red dress! You look lovely!
This is one of my favorites that red dress under the blazer and with the belt at the waist looks stunning!
Almost done...
You look beautiful! I'd say more, but really that is all. Beautiful!
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Cute shoes! Nice outfit.
Looove this outfit, especially the black belt and blazer. Those shoes... are AWESOME!
Red hot!! Love those shoes... oh man, I can't wait to wear the rest of the stuff in my wardrobe as well... thank god we're reaching the finishline soon!
That dress is such an unexpected pop of color, but a very welcome one. And, those shoes. I can't even think of what to say, except that I want them. They're fabulous.
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You look so beautiful in red! I love this dress on you and how you styled it. Great shoes AND great hair.
Woo hoo, we're almost done!
Love this....it would be a great Christmas party outfit! Those shoes are some of my favorites and also like your hair in the headband!
loving this look on you. The colour palette and the shoes are perfect touches.
Absolutely gorgeous. x
Oh-- I love that you're doing BBM's Secret Blogger! :)
Nice festive outfit !Red always looks good on you!Your shoes are super glamorous!
Loooooooooooove that dress. The whole outfit is gorgeous. Every time I look at your blog it makes me want to go shopping.
oh i love your red dress!!! it is so pretty!!
I love this bold red dress. It is really fabulous. Great shape as well. I love the way these shoes look with it too. Very cute colors.
I think this may be one of my favorite 30's. The red dress is fantastic on you and i loved how you paired it. If this is your 30 for 30 wardrobe i can't wait to see the rest of your clothes.
This is such a pretty outfit! I love shoes, and that clutch is perfect!
Fabulous shoes! And I love the jacket over the dress. You look stunning!
I love the dress the color is so pretty!
This red is AMAZING on you!! I hope you have more of that color in your closet! ;-)
Totally GORGEOUS!! I tried on this dress several times but didn't buy it, and now I'm kicking myself, especially after seeing how you've styled it here!
This red dress is vibrant and fun. You look fantastic especially in those ahhhmazing shoes.
Leaving The House in THIS?!?
Oh my this is gorgeous! I need this outfit for my company's holiday party this Saturday... May I borrow it?!


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Student from Iceland Creates Biodegradable Water Bottles That Could Save the Planet (12 Pics)
Posted on Jul 08, 2016
Did you know that it takes more than 400 years for a plastic bottle to disintegrate? This is a long period of time. So, why are we tossing them away and endangering our surroundings? A young student from Iceland may have found the solution to this problem.


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In keeping with the Judeo-Christian Traditions of the Ukrainian Sisters of St. Basil the Great, the Athletic Department makes its main emphasis on the recruitment of student / athletes whose goal is the pursuit of quality education.
The athletic staff is committed to providing a more comprehensive learning environment for students in extra-curricular activities that directly reinforce the school's academic goals in accordance with the Manor College Mission Statement. They promote and foster qualities such as student responsibilities, self-discipline, team efforts and honest sportsmanship.
Manor College offers intercollegiate competition in both men's and women's soccer and basketball. Our team mascot is the Blue Jay, and our teams are known as the Manor College Blue Jays. We compete as part of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). All teams host an open try-out period to the start of their seasons. Students may also serve as team managers or statisticians for the athletic program.
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The first global-scale genetic study of Salmonella Enteritidis bacteria, which is a major cause of blood poisoning and death in Africa and food poisoning in the Western World, has discovered that there are in fact three separate types of the bacteria. The study also showed the African types have developed resistance to many antibiotics and behave differently to the type commonly found in the West.
Because routine microbiological testing is not able to distinguish between the S. Enteritidis circulating in Africa and the rest of the world, the scientists involved in the study sequenced 675 isolates of S. Enteritidis from 45 different countries and six continents. Analysis of the Salmonella genomes revealed the three major types they discovered — a common global type and two novel African types.
As stated in the research, once Salmonella reaches the bloodstream it's known as invasive non-typhoidal Salmonella (iNTS) disease, a serious and neglected tropical disease. Last year, it was estimated to cause 680,000 deaths per year worldwide, more than half of which were in Africa.
Based on those statistics, the article explains there is a definite need to understand where in the African environment the bacteria live, in order to prevent this disease.
The common global type of S. Enteritidis is normally associated with poultry and predominantly infects the intestine, causing diarrhea. However, in Africa the two newly identified types are a major cause of blood poisoning and death, because in people with weak immune systems, the pathogens are able to pass with greater ease from the gut into the bloodstream.
The study also showed that the two African types carried more of the genes that give them resistance to common antibiotics. These strains do not respond to the antibiotics commonly available, and have to be treated with cephalosporin or ciprofloxacin, antibiotics of last resort in many African settings.
"This study highlights a very important issue; that a relatively mild version of a bacterium can evolve into a more dangerous pathogen under the right conditions," researcher Nick Thomson, said in the article. "A combination of HIV, antibiotic resistance and lack of health care and sanitation has facilitated the emergence of Salmonella as a deadly disease in Africa and its importance was not originally recognized," he continued.
While it is not yet clear if the African varieties have infected people overseas, concern in the U.K. is increasing due to the growing illegal trade in bush meat products, which have been smuggled into the country. Bush meat is considered a delicacy in some African cultures, but is illegal in the U.K. due to the high chance of it being bacteria laden with Salmonella, Campylobacter, pseudotuberculosis, and a host of other bacteria and parasites, another article explains.
"The more we look, the more we understand the potential for bacteria which cause mild disease in rich settings to emerge as causes of highly deadly disease in Africa. Hence a critical first step in tackling diseases such as this is to be able to recognize the different 'types', which will in turn allow us to better understand how bacteria can exploit different ecological niches to which the global human population is exposed," Thomson said.
Researchers said a human vaccine is also under development, but further investigations are urgently needed into where these African types reside in the environment and how they are passed on to or between people.
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A 7-year old boy sets up a camera to catch Santa Claus in the act of delivering presents. The kid is psyched and his parents are awesome.
Breaking News: Kid's SantaCam Catches Santa In The Act – Video
Grandma Chocolate iPhone Prank Has A Happy Ending – Video
For our grandparents, getting technology for Christmas = kids getting a pair of socks for Christmas.
Street Snowman Scares People Video.
The scary snowman is a holiday fixture on YouTube. Here he is scaring people in Boston.
Brad And Dallas Woodhouse's Mom Calls CSPAN To Lecture Her Sons About The Holidays
Brothers with opposing political views got called Out on a CSPAN show by their mother. She basically said – don't be dicks at Christmas.
Relax, It's Just Monday!
The last full week before Christmas and all through the house….
Birdbox Studio – Thank You For Making My Christmas Card Suck. [Video]
Birdbox Studio's Christmas card is better than my Christmas.
Let The Childhood Trauma Begin – Santa Writes A Letter To Naughty Kids. [Video]
A fed up mom did the thinkable: she gave her kids a naughty letter from Santa that she wrote. She may get her own letter for posting the video.
Getting Kissed With Mistletoe Hanging Over Your Head. [Video]
Blake Grigsby proves that a little ingenuity, and some suspended mistletoe, will garner you some good attention. Don't even try the mistletoe belt.


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Last week, Miami duo XAXO released the official video for new single 'I Feel Like OMG' from their forthcoming debut EP Looking For Nothing set to release next Friday, October 28 via Space52. Comprised of brothers, Dav and Johnny "Johnny Echo" Julca, XAXO fuse vibrant, new-age electrofunk with nostalgic dance pop and R&B. The frantic, mind-blowing video takes a visceral nosedive into the sexy, craziness of falling for the wrong girl. 'I Feel Like OMG' is a strong follow up to the earlier released 'Safe Unknown' and displays some serious promise from XAXO. Check out the video below.
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PAINESVILLE, Ohio – The Lake Erie College women's basketball team was in action today as they were defeated by the Ursuline Arrows, 81-67.
Farrah Benner (Brunswick, Ohio / Brunswick) opened the scoring as drove down the lane and converted on a layup. The Arrows responded with a 7-1 run that saw them take a 7-3 lead with seven minutes remaining in the first quarter. The Ursuline run was ended on a layup by Benner, and the Storm trailed 14-9 at the media timeout in the first quarter. Out of the break, a quick 5-0 run from Lake Erie trimmed the Arrows lead to 18-16. The Storm run was capped by a Kayla Gabor (Mentor, Ohio / Mentor) three pointer. Ursuline closed the quarter strong and took a 26-16 edge into the second quarter.
The second quarter started as a back and forth battle as the Storm trailed 31-23 at the under-five minute media timeout in the second quarter. Out of the timeout the Arrows went on a 10-3 run, to take a 41-26 edge with just under three minutes remaining in the quarter. The run was ended by a jumper from Josie Chaddock (Minerva, Ohio / Minerva, and the Lake Erie entered the intermission behind 46-35.
Out of the locker room, the Storm cut the Arrows lead to single digits, 48-41 as Christine Dawson (Mentor, Ohio / Mentor), Ashley West (Willoughby Hills, Ohio / Cornerstone Christian), and Chaddock all had baskets for the storm. The Storm kept the game close as they entered the third quarter media timeout behind, 60-50. The final three minutes were a defensive battle as the teams combined for two points over the final three minutes, and the Arrows entered the fourth quarter ahead, 60-52.
The first five minutes of the fourth quarter saw the teams trade baskets, and the Storm entered the final five minutes behind, 69-59. Out of the break, the Storm was able to cut the lead to six late in the game when Megyn Christensen (Swanton, Ohio / Swanton) hit a three pointer. Lake Erie was unable to cut into the Arrows lead any further and fell 81-67.
The Storm was led by Dawson and Gabor, who each scored 13 points. Dawson grabbed six rebounds with two assists and two steals. Gabor had four rebounds and four assists. Chaddock added ten points with three assists. West had nine points and five rebounds for the Storm.
Lake Erie will return the hardwood Tuesday (Jan. 30) when they host Davis and Elkins, with the game set to tip at 7:30 p.m.


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I'm taking you guys to the movies to day...
...and not just any movies - we're headed to the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant at Disney's Hollywood Studios!
Disney World restaurants have some pretty great themes, but Sci-Fi is one of the most unique. This is not your ordinary lunch or dinner spot...
You'll be dining in your snazzy retro convertible under the Hollywood hills at twilight! Ready to eat?
Looking over the menu while we waited for our table - it was busy (make sure you make your reservation ahead of time!). I loved that they had a water cooler to get a drink while you waited. So necessary on hot summer days!
The theme is a huge part of the reason you dine at Sci-Fi. You don't sit at a table, you sit in a car! Most cars accommodate six people with booth seating, and you're all facing forward to watch the movie clips. If you're a small party, keep in mind that there are a few normal non-car tables at the back of the restaurant. They also do sometimes seat multiple parties in the same car. We were a party of four and had a different party of two right behind us in the back seat of our pink convertible.
I love the stars on the soundstage and the lights of Hollywood off in the distance. One of the drawbacks of the dark lighting, however, is that you can't see your food very well!
Here's my oreo milkshake - it was delish! Athos sample the carrot cake milkshake and really enjoyed it.
Mama Snob and I decided to split our dishes so we could try two different things! The first was the Vegetarian Shepherd's Pie. Sadly it didn't stand out - it was a fairly standard hot vegetable medley topped with mashed potatoes and cheese.
The Sci-Fi Reuben was a very good quality Reuben - a little greasy, but I liked the swirl rye bread and steak fries.
I've never been wowed by the food at Sci Fi - what you come for is the atmosphere! The clips are really cute cartoons, commercials, and trailers from 50's space-age flicks. We love Mystery Science Theater 3000, and some of the movies in the Sci-Fi clips reel have been on MST3K! We were quoting Joel and the robots when the Giant Gila Monster trailer came on. Sadly Joey the Lemur did not make an appearance.
Sci-Fi isn't one of those must-eat-here-every-trip Disney restaurants for us, but it's such a unique venue you'll want to experience it at least once!


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Can you guess what piggy film they starred in?
Somebody order two Critical Care veggie juice martinis - shaken, not stirred. There are G-list piggies waiting.
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Emmys: Michelle Forbes on her nomination and the 'Killing' backlash
Michelle Forbes stars in the new AMC crime series "The Killing" as the grief-stricken Mitch Larsen, whose daughter's murder was the show's central investigation. Forbes received a supporting actress in a drama nomination for her work in the series' first season.
Where were you when you heard the news?
I decided to sleep during the nominations this morning. I thought, "If the phone rings, it's probably for a good reason."
Are you disappointed that "The Killing" didn't get nominated for best drama?
Actually, I really was doubtful that anything would happen to "The Killing" at any level because it's the first season. And I was really happy "Game of Thrones" was nominated. Hopefully, the bias against anything that isn't straight-up drama or comedy is being torn down. I was only a tiny part of "Battlestar Galactica," but the fact that Mary McDonnell didn't receive anything because it was science fiction was sad.
Does receiving an Emmy nomination counteract a little all the carping about "The Killing's" season finale?
I was quite aware of the backlash, but I tried to stay out of the fray. Am I sounding like a politician?
Complete list of 2011 Emmy Awards nominees
Emmys: Drama supporting actor, actress nominees
Emmys: Drama actor, actress nominees
-- Steven Zeitchik
Photo: Michelle Forbes with Brent Sexton in a scene from "The Killing." Credit: AMC


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There's two things I know for sure: 1, I thought I hated brussels sprouts until I tried them as an adult and 2, my husband always appreciates when I cook them outdoors because of (shall we say) their unique aroma. I'm sad I didn't give these little guys a try earlier in life, because unique fragrance or not boy was I missing out! Brussels sprouts have a wonderful taste and can really pick up the flavors around it. You haven't lived until you've had brussels roasted with BACON, let me tell you. I love them all year long, but fall & winter is truly when they're best and in season. We use our grill until our fingers freeze in late November, so here's our favorite grilled brussels sprouts recipe that makes preparing them a breeze with no comments from the 5-year-old on 'those stinky veggies' because they're prepared outside. It's also Whole30 compliant, and since I cycle through the Whole30 diet every 4-months you can guess that this healthy recipe is in heavy rotation!
{truth be told, the aroma doesn't bother me one bit but I've HEARD A RUMOR from guests that cooking them in the kitchen right below the guest room on Thanksgiving maybe wasn't the best idea.} 😉
One of my favorite grilling tools is this grill basket. We use it for all our grilled veggies and shrimp, too. Saves so much time since you don't have to add things one-by-one to skewers!
To make this even easier, purchase pre-shredded brussels sprouts in the packages in the produce section. If you go the old-school route and shred them yourself, it's easy to do by cutting them in ribbons or using the shred section of a cheese grater.
Also, you can use garlic and/or a shallot. I love shallots with my brussels but don't always have them on hand; go ahead and add them in if you love them too! It's a very forgiving recipe.
- one bag of brussels sprouts, shredded
- half an onion, chopped
- 1 glove garlic, minced and/or 1 shallot, minced
- 2 TB olive oil
- salt & pepper to taste
- 1 tsp. lemon juice
- balsamic vinegar
- Mix garlic, olive oil, and salt and pepper in a bowl.
- Add in shredded brussels sprouts and chopped onion. Mix until coated.
- Over medium heat, place ingredients in a grill basket. Stir every few minutes. Since cooking times and grill temps vary, we usually keep an eye on the brussels and once they're bright green with a little char they're done (usually 5-7 minutes on our grill).
- Just before you take them off the grill, stir in the lemon juice and give it a moment to soak up. This brightens the flavor.
- Take off the grill, and if desired, drizzle a tiny bit of balsamic vinegar to really add a flavorful punch.
I add a drizzle of balsamic at the end as a finishing touch. Here's 20 recipes for fellow balsamic vinegar lovers.
If you truly want to take it over the top, add in some toasted walnuts. YOU WILL THANK ME LATER. 😉 That crunch with the texture of the brussels? heavenly!


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It has been awhile since I last posted about ribs. Well, it's high time I posted again about them as you can never have too many rib, rub, or barbecue sauce recipes as far as I'm concerned. Besides, it gives me a chance to play with my smoker yet again. Man, I love that thing! While have gotten quite adept at barbecuing on my Weber kettle grill, life has become so much easier with my smoker. Now, instead of having to babysit my barbecue all day, I can load it up and let it go, checking it once an hour or so. The downside to that is I can't use barbecuing as an excuse not to do things around the house. It won't be long before my wife catches on, and the days of "tending the grill" all day, while sucking down copious amounts of beer will be at an end. If she hasn't already caught on, I'm SOL now, as she reads this blog. Don't worry though, I'll find another excuse to waste away the day drinking beer and cocktails (if anyone has any good suggestions for such an excuse let me know).
Of course, if you have read my articles, here on Chef Talk, for any amount of time you are well aware of my love affair with all things pork – aka, god's gift to all mankind. Grilled, roasted, braised, stuffed into sausage casings, cured, and/or smoked, there is nothing that can compare with a piece of well cooked pork. I feel for my friends who, because of religious or other reasons, are forbidden to consume the flesh of the pig. If they only knew what they are missing! While I think this nation as gone a little "bacon crazy" in the last few years, I am fully of the opinion that "everything is better with bacon," a phrase I have uttered here numerous times, because if pork is delightful by itself, once you pair it with long, slow cooking in a smoke filled chamber it becomes absolutely divine!
In my personal hierarchy of pork, bacon reigns supreme, followed closely by pulled pork – slowly cooked over wood for hours on end. In close third comes ribs, the subject of today's post. Today I'm just going to focus on a great rub and simple barbecue sauce to go with the ribs. I am going to assume you already know how to barbecue them. If you are not familiar with barbecuing then check out any of the other, numerous articles, on Chef Talk, on pulled pork or barbecued ribs and it will walk you through how to barbecue on a kettle style grill. The most important thing when cooking in this style is to use an indirect method of cooking and making sure that your grill doesn't get too hot. I like to barbecue between 225°F and 250°F. Depending on their size, baby back ribs will take you 2 1/2-3 hours to cook properly. Any shorter length of time and you will end up with dry or tough ribs. Talking about tough ribs, there is a misconception, here in the north, that ribs should be falling off the bone tender. I've got news for you, if they are then chances are they are dry, and that's why so many places in the north end up drenching their ribs in sauce. Properly done ribs should still cling to the bone, yet yield easily when pulled, with just the slightly resistance before coming free.
Depending on the thickness of your ribs, your should apply your rub anywhere from 2 hours to overnight before you commence cooking. This will help to ensure the development of the "bark," or crust. As far a sauce goes, many regions of the US consider sauce to sacrilegious, but if you like sauce, like I do, wait until the last 20 30 minutes of cooking before brushing it on. If you brush it on too soon, chances are the sugars in the sauce will end up burning, creating an unpleasant bitter, burnt flavor to your ribs.
Rib Rub
enough for 4 racks of baby back ribs
1 Tbsp. brown sugar
1 Tbsp. granulated sugar
1 Tbsp. salt
1 Tbsp. paprika
1 tsp. chili powder
1/2 tsp. dried thyme, crushed
1/2 tsp. granulated garlic
1/2 tsp. black pepper
Combine all ingredients until well mixed. Place in an air tight container and store for up to 3 weeks. To use, sprinkle liberally on both sides of the ribs and gently rub it in. Allow to rest for at least 2 hours or overnight before cooking.
Bourbon Molasses BBQ Sauce
enough for 4 racks of baby back ribs
1 medium onion, peeled and chopped
1/2 cup bourbon or whiskey
1/4 cup molasses
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup cider vinegar
1 oz. yellow mustard
3/4 cup ketchup
1 tsp. chili powder
1/2 tsp. black pepper
1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper
Combine all ingredients in a small sauce pan and simmer over medium heat until onions are tender, about 15 minutes. Blend then cook until thickened and reduced by about 1/3. Brush onto ribs about 20 minutes before ribs are done. Brush again with about 10 minutes. Serve any left on the side for people to add more. Store in the fridge for up to 3 weeks.


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After listening to around 45 minutes of an hour-long lecture, the urge to check his or her smart phone can be overwhelming. A usual destination is Facebook, then perhaps Gmail and, for the very ambitious, LinkedIn. The slightly more arts-oriented classmates will upload pictures to Flickr and the gaming community will be engrossed in some visually stimulating alternative universe. Fast-forward to 2070, and each of us will find a lifetime of digital content tied to our identity. Thousands of documents and photos may be stored on your hard drive, some cloud software or, more likely, something that has yet to be invented. What happens to all this digital property when we are no longer around? According to an article in New Scientist, 250,000 Facebook users are going to die next year, which poses the question of how we should view digital property and what, if any, laws should regulate it.
There are two different schools of thought regarding the future of digital property and data. The "preservationists" claim that we owe it to future generations to keep all our embarrassing pictures, offhand comments, and incriminating status updates. Future archeologists, sociologists, anthropologists, psychologists, and economists will have access to incredible amounts of data from the dawn of the World Wide Web and the digital age. The other camp, originally named the "deletionists," believes it is important that the internet learn how to forget and move on. The deletionists also point out that without the deletion of content after death, the Internet will eventually be awash with dead data, as the dead will inevitably outnumber the living.
Today multiple organizations and companies hoard data in order to understand and profit from our behavior and preferences. Importantly, platforms such as Facebook, Flickr or Gmail have separate servers, making it unclear to whom the data belongs after death. The European Union has enshrined "the right to be forgotten" as a key objective in their 2011 data protection strategy. The right to be forgotten means that users have the right to ask for their data to be removed once the original purpose of the data has been met. But in many countries digital property rights are still unchartered territory with most people not accounting for digital property in their will.
We have to learn to include digital property in our will, as it possesses not only sentimental value but also economic value. Emails from actors, presidents, Nobel Prize winners or sport figures will surely have monetary and historical worth. Similarly digital intellectual property rights also become controversial as it is unclear who owns them post mortem. There have already been incidents where parents who are distressed at the death of their children and are unable to guess the password to their children's online accounts have been refused access. To add to the mess, an increasing number of financial contracts and important documents are sent over email. In order for family members to clean up after the deceased, access to email accounts can become vital.
Although individual privacy is important, we also need to focus on the aggregate data that is left behind on the Internet. Most family members will not be willing to go through every single account and clean it up and put it into discs; instead the data will simply sit and rust. In the case of Google, all your emails will be deleted after nine months without use and the entire account will be deleted after 12 months of inactivity. Imagine the amount of interesting information that is lost and can never be recovered by family members and future generations of academics.
So should our digital records be preserved? And if they should be preserved, who will be the ones to preserve them? Not only are our email accounts fickle, but also websites and important technology companies can also quickly become outdated and shut down. This happened to Geocities when Yahoo pulled the plug on them in 2009. Jason Scott decided to maintain and save as many Geocities pages as he could, creating a 641-gigabyte archive, which can be found at reocities.com. By archiving seemingly trivial websites, our generation allows archeologists, artists, and social scientists to gain a comprehensive image of our lifestyle, hopes, and worries. There needs to be greater awareness and responsibility concerning digital property, as access to email accounts can become legal nightmares. If we feel that none of our data is protected past death, it may change what we leave for posterity, meaning that the data future academics do find may be compromised.
Anja C. Nilsson '15, a Crimson editorial writer, lives in Stoughton Hall.
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Well, I did learn a lot today!
You may be familiar with the restrictions that Windows Vista X64 places on unsigned kernel-mode drivers (I was only vaguely familiar with it). This is new – XP64 (which I upgraded from) would warn but allow installation, from memory – WV64, the driver won't load.
There was a driver for a USB device that I absolutely, positively had to have working, so I looked around for ideas on how to approach it.
Here's the step-by-step guide. Useful for testing while developing a driver, or in situations of dire need.


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20 Nut And Gluten Free Lunch Box Ideas For Kids
With many kindergartens and schools employing a nut free policy it may leave parents with a big fat WTF about what to feed their kids!
Hannah Green nails the importance of health when she said "Health is not simply the absence of sickness."
Giving our kids the right nutrition is a vital part of parenting but this comes with a challenge as nuts, egg products and other high allergy foods have been banned from schools to protect students from anaphylaxis.
More so, kids are advised not to share their lunches and snacks with their peers to avoid severe dietary reactions. With so many children inflicted with dietary sensitivities, what foods does that leave us with to give to our kids at school?
Food Allergy Generation
Food allergy is a reasonably modern phenomenon. One in 20 children suffers from food allergy. Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy or ACSIA reports that most causes of these allergies come from eggs, cow's milk, peanuts, tree nuts, seafood, sesame, soy, fish and wheat.
It's not simply a matter of excluding these individual foods from kids diets, we need to look closely at the ingredients included in any processed foods. Things that may not be an obvious food allergen are hidden ingredients such as peanut oils, soya lectins and other food derivatives.
Here's 20 Nut And Gluten Free Lunch Box Ideas For Kids:
1. Rice cakes with cream cheese and dried fruit sprinkles
Get the recipe here.
Cheese and fruit are kids favourite without the allergies.
2. Quinoa Bread
Get the recipe here.
A protein-rich bread. Chia seeds and quinoa need to be soaked over night before cooking.
3. Gluten Free Banana, Coconut, Blueberry Muffins
Get the recipe here.
Easy to make, perfect for the lunch box, and delicious to boot!
4. Crispy Chicken Strips
Get the recipe here.
Easy to make in bulk and kids love them! Like healthy KFC!
5. Nut-free, Kindy Friendly, Chocolate Popcorn Slice
Get the recipe here.
Who says kids can no longer enjoy chocolates and popcorn! They'll thank you for this yummy bits.
6. Tahini & Wholegrain Mustard Crackers
A quicy, easy and paleo crackers with sesame seeds kids will gobble on. Get the recipe here.
7.Beef & Lamb Meatballs with Coconut
The healthy and better dish to complement your bolognese.
Get the recipe here.
8.Crunchy Coconut Cookies
This is another healthy cookies to put in the jar, little rascals can't resist. Get the recipes here.
9.Zucchini Bake
A new way to enjoy omelette and fritata in one dish. Get the recipe here.


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E-Readers to Enhance Literacy in El Salvador
ConTextos was established in 2011 to foster literacy and critical thinking among elementary school students in El Salvador. It provides training, technical and material assistance to teachers, school directors, parent and educational authorities to improve literacy instruction and learning outcomes. ConTextos' goal is to change teaching practices by pairing the provision of high quality teaching and learning materials with intensive classroom- and school-based professional development and support for teachers.
Improving the Quality of an Alternative Model of Secondary Education for Marginalized Populations in Guatemala
Cognitive Behavioral Techniques to Build Youth Resiliency and Improve School Outcomes in the Northern Triangle
A Public-Private Partnership for Education Transformation in the Galapagos
This grant from the Tinker will enable Galapagos Conservancy to improve the quality and relevance of public education for students in Galapagos by designing and carrying out a mentorship-based training program for every teacher on the Islands. Training will be developed by teams comprised of experienced educators in each subject area, with expertise in the best pedagogical practices.


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San Angelo
San Angelo is a city in the West Hill Country of Texas, on the Concho River. It is the home of Goodfellow Air Force Base, Angelo State University, and the Producer's Livestock Auction, the country's largest sheep and lamb market.
San Angelo is the county seat of Tom Green County, and the largest city in this mostly sparsely-populated part of west Texas. The military and college communities, along with business opportunities and Mexican immigration, have contributed to the city's growth and change over the years.
The city was founded in the late 1800s outside a new Army post, Fort Concho. The founder, Bartholomew DeWitt, named it "Santa Angela" after his wife, Carolina Angela. This was eventually shortened to "San Angela." The final change came in 1883 when the US Postal Service informed the town that the name was grammatically incorrect (san can only be used before a male name). Rather than revert to the original name, they simply changed it to "San Angelo."
The city has benefited economically from agriculture, the oil and gas industry, and after World War II, the US Air Force presence in the form of Goodfellow Air Force Base. Today, San Angelo's economy is largely supported by its two hospitals, telecommunications, agriculture, the university, and the region's largest employer, the Air Force.
Even though this city has over a 100,000 people, the locals will still notice if you're not from around here.
English is the dominant language spoken here and with Spanish growing more. While many people may have a stereotypical Texas or "country" accent, many others do not, and that includes military members and locals.
Get in[edit]
By car[edit]
San Angelo is not on an Interstate highway, so there aren't any completely direct routes from any major cities.
From the Dallas/Fort Worth area, take Interstate 20 to Abilene, and then either US-277 directly to San Angelo, or US-83 to Ballinger and US-67 from there to San Angelo (neither route is substantially faster or slower).
From San Antonio, the best path is probably Interstate 10 to Fredericksburg, US-83 to Eden, then US-87 to San Angelo.
From El Paso one can start on Interstate 10, then get onto Interstate 20 when it splits off from 10, go through Midland and Odessa to Big Spring, and then take US-87 from there to San Angelo.
By plane[edit]
San Angelo Regional Airport/Mathis Field serves San Angelo as a commerical non-primary hub airport that serves commerical, private and military aircraft. Usually only 4 flights a day arrive here to Dallas/Ft. Worth thru American Airlines. It is the only commerical airport serving Concho Valley. There are taxis that can pick you up at the airport, but usually you have to call them to come pick you up. There are also two rental car companies that serve the airport. Parking: There are 352 public parking places. There is also no ATM machine at the airport. There is also two places to eat at this airport with vending machines as well. Be advised this is a small airport and you have to be there 30 minutes prior to the flight departing if you need to check bags and get a boarding pass, even for e-check-in. The same person who is at the ticket counter is the same person who scans your ticket at the gate-- that's how small the airport is.
By bus[edit]
San Angelo is served by Greyhound, [23] 55 E 6TH ST Station. Ticketing times vary.
Get around[edit]
A car is neccesary to get around just like in most places in Texas, it's not really recommended to walk as everything is spread out. The main roads that can pretty much get you anywhere around town are Knickerboker, Bryant, Chadbourne, Sherwood, and Avenues L and N. Expressways US-67 (around the north) and Loop 306 (around the south) form a partial ring around the city.
Cars can be rented from:
By taxi[edit]
Taxi service is available but usually needs to be called, as it's rare to hail a taxi just on the street.
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Fast Food[edit]
A variety of fast food restaraunts located throughout the city includeBurger King, Taco Bell, Dairy Queen, Sonic Drive-In, Jack in the Box, KFC, Wendy's, Quiznos, Arby's, Long John Silver's, Subway, Popeye's, Wienerschnitzel, McDonald's etc.. These are some of the more local/regional type of fast food places.
They have some of the national pizza chains like Domino's, Little Caesars, Cici's, Pizza Hut and Papa John's etc... These are some of the more local/regional type of pizza places.
Well, if you like Mexican food then you have come to the right place. They have a lot of good mom and pop Mexican restaurants, most of them are very good and aren't too expensive either.
Casual/Sit Down[edit]
You can find most of the standard American chains of restaurants such as Chili's, Carino's, Applebee's, Outback Steakhouse, TGI Friday's, Red Lobster, Olive Garden etc... Beyond this there are other, more local options:
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San Angelo is part of the 325 Area code
Stay Safe[edit]
San Angelo does not have a high crime rate just take caution as you would in any other town, they take drunk driving very seriously here in Texas and it is not uncommon to see a DUI checkpoint around so be forewarned, also they are very strict on the speed limit here and will pull you over and ticket you
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In a heartbreaking scene, a mum-of-five has been induced so her dying husband could meet their newborn baby.
Mark Aulger thought he'd beaten the stage three colon cancer that he'd spent eight months being treated for. He and his pregnant wife, Diane Aulger and their four kids even celebrated their 'best Christmas ever'.
Sadly, on New Year's Day Mark collapsed and was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis — a scarring that takes place within the lungs and impedes the flow of oxygen to the brain and other vital organs.
The family were then given the devastating news that Mark only had a week to live and would likely never meet his unborn baby girl.
That's when brave Diane made the difficult decision to forgo a natural birth and instead was induced a week early.
'When we induced the labour he was in a bed side by side with me. For me it was a beautiful day – he was there wide awake and alert for the whole day,' Diane told The Doctors Show.
After Diane gave birth to their bub via c-section, Mark was the first to hold their little girl.
They named their precious girl Savannah and Mark was able to cradle her for 45 minutes.
'When the nurse cleaned up the baby and gave her to Mark you could see the complete pain in his eyes — he still talked to her and told her that he was her daddy and that he loved her,' said Diane.
The next day, Mark held Savannah for one minute before he slipped into a coma. Heartbreakingly, the dedicated dad passed away two days later.


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A1 Cabco Taxis, Cambridge
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Thank you for your interest in the A1 Cabco Taxis iPhone app.
A1 Cabco Taxis are the largest taxi company in the city of Cambridge, offering a professional, safe, local and national service, competitively priced for all journeys including airport transfers and courier services.
This app allows you to book a Private Hire vehicle through A1 Cabco Taxis with the absolute minimum of fuss. The main features of this app enable you to:
*Easily and conveniently make a booking.
*Create and manage favourite locations and addresses.
*Check the status of your booking.
*Track the vehicle in real time on a map.
* Manage your previous bookings.
* Notification of your vehicle details and arrival.
* Keep in touch with a buddy on your journey for peace of mind.
Typical lead times to get ASAP bookings is 10-12 minutes (may be more during rush hours and other peak traffic periods) waiting time is charged at 30p/per minute, with a 10 minute grace period (e.g booked time 10:00: on board 10:09 – no waiting charge, but on board 10:15 = 5 mins charges £1.50. (Pick ups on all long distance journeys will require credit card details).
This app is intended for U.K use only, and therefore all addresses are restricted to within the UK. This app allows cash bookings to be made within a 15 mile radius of Cambridge City Centre, there is no radius restriction on credit/debit card bookings.
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Interesting Facts Regarding Pet Supplies That You Must Learn Of
No matter what kind of pets you own, may it be a dog or a cat, there will always be one thing that you want to do and that is to take care of them to the best of your abilities. When it comes to taking good care of your pet in the best of your abilities, you can show this by means of getting the right and proper pet supplies essential for all their needs. These days, there are now quite a number of various pet supplies that you can choose from and in order for you not to waste your money with unnecessary expenses and for you to prevent your home from being loaded with supplies that will eventually not be used, make sure that you know what it is that your pet needs the most and also, you have to know as well where you can get them.
Speaking of pet supplies, it has been said that the most plentiful supplies are for dogs and cats and this is due to the fact that dogs and cats are the most popular pets in the world. But then again, if you happen to own an exotic pet, there is no need for you to worry about the supplies you can give them since there is a healthy selection of supplies available for them. You only have to know where you can find these supplies so that you can give them to your pets.
As for dogs, you will not have any problem looking for leashes, collars, food and water bowls, toys, and food as well. Aside from the basic and common pet supplies that we mentioned, there are also other pet products that pets stores usually carry like training, health and cleaning products as well. If there is one thing that you should know about these pet supplies, that would be the fact that there are various categories for it and each one of these categories have hundreds of supplies available. Meanwhile, when it comes to the pet supplies for cats, they actually share the same kind as dogs yet, for cats, it is feline products while dogs are canine products. It has been a given fact that cats love to climb high places such as trees, rooftops, and even the roof and also, they are fond of scratching their nails as well hence and because of this, there are now quite a number of scratching posts and climbing tree products that you can choose from for them, plus there are also lots of carriers that go together with it.
Dog: 10 Mistakes that Most People Make
If you have not yet heard of discount supplies, this is now the time for you to know what it is. When we say discount supplies, this is a term that pertains to suppliers who have all the necessary resources which you may need to buy a pet, together with all the necessary medications and accessories for your pet as well.The Best Advice on Cats I've found


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Maintenance dose formula is (CssCltau)/F where Css is steady-state target plasma conc. of drug, Cl is clearance, tau is dosage interval & F is bioavailability.
Neither dosage interval nor bioavailability is given, so ignoring those & plugging in the numbers (careful to convert units to mg/kg/day): (12 ug/mL * 1 mg/1000 ug) * (0.09 L/hr/kg * 1000 mL/1 L * 24 hr/1 day) = 25.92 mg/kg/day
...which isn't any of the answer choices listed. They must have rounded 0.09 L/hr/kg to 0.1 L/hr/kg, and doing so gives exactly 28.8 mg/kg/day (choice C)
so should we just skip these? cuz there's prob 10 more i couldve gotten write wasting my life on this one
Hey can someone please explain this! I am not sure how to do the math, I keep getting tripped up.


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Changes occuring in my working life,
But a good month....
I can see from the photos that nature has impressed me...
Early in the month I found it very autumnal.
But it got better, and August can be so beautiful..
In sundown above and in daylight below. The same Place.
Rainbow from my livingroom window.
Moonshine from my countryhome window.
I discovered that sunday morning was a great time to run around the town center.
A statue of Edvard Grieg in the photo above outside the concerthall named after him in Bergen.
The Music pavillion dressed for summer in the photo below.
I just loved these two views.