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Jesus instructed his disciples, "PRAY to the Lord of the Harvest to send out workers into His harvest..." (10:2)
We have improved upon this instruction by, 1) substituting 'praying to the Lord of the Harvest' for TALKING about the need for praying, 2) forget about praying, what needs to be done is massive recruitment--get out there and do what has to be done to get people involved, mobilize the masses into training seminars at the largest convention centers in town and invite in the biggest names that will draw the crowds.
Jesus instructed his disciples, "now GO, I'm sending you out like lambs among wolves..." (10:3)
We have improved upon Jesus' words by substituting His command to go for something much more convenient for us: COME! Come to our church...meeting...revival...youth group...evangelistic crusade...ladies brunch...sports event...spiritual emphasis...Bible study...etc. Going out to where the lost are and entering their world is always a lot messier than sitting around hoping and praying they will somehow come to us and whatever event we have planned for them. While I can give a couple of hours for an event at church, I certainly don't have the same couple of hours to go out of my way into the scary unknown. I might be seen associating myself with non-desirables in places not known as appropriate Christian hang-outs.
Jesus instructed his disciples, "DON'T CARRY a money-bag, travelling bag, or sandals..." (10:4)
Since we have never really understood exactly what Jesus was trying to say with this obscure command, we have simply ignored it and done just the opposite. We believe it is not possible to do the Lord's work unless we have a large money bag, and having all the necessary implements in our travelling bag for the journey (cars, land, building, salaries, literature, support packages, furnishings, sounds system, musical instruments, laptop, PowerPoint, video projector, etc.) And certainly let's not forget the importance of the having the latest fashion in sandals and attire and other necessary personal implements for the task. Afterall, we want to make a good impression on those we are trying to reach!
Jesus instructed his disciples, "DON'T GREET ANYONE along the road..." (10:4)
Jesus obviously didn't understand the importance of greetings in our present day cultures. How is one ever to gain access into "their world" unless we spend a lot of time greeting and building relationships? So, once again we seek to improve (ignore) another outdated command of our Lord and actually spend enormous chunks of time and plan whole evangelistic strategies that never get beyond anything other than "greeting" and nurturing a few relationships. We do ladies teas, let's meet the neighbors, go to ball games together, find someone to drink coffee with, etc. While all these may be good activities, the problem is that we seldom move beyond the "greeting stage" to the remaining instructions of Christ as given in Luke 10:1-9. We tend to lose focus when we stop and greet folks unless we are in tune with the whole strategic process that Christ was teaching. Jesus knows how easily we are distracted, so He warns us upfront to not greet anyone, or do anything else that will distract us from the important mission we are on.
Jesus instructed his disciples, "SAY 'PEACE to this household' and if a son of peace is there your peace will rest on him..." (10:5)
Modern consensus agrees that 'saying peace to this household' is a waste of time. The best way to win a community, town, or city is to get out there in vast numbers and knock on as many doors as possible. When they open the door, invite them to your church, and maybe even preach the Gospel and let them know this might be the very last chance they will ever have for salvation. If they refuse, leave them a Gospel tract, and a bunch of literature from your church and be sure to pray for them before leaving.
Jesus instructed his disciples, "REMAIN IN THE SAME HOUSE, eating and drinking what they offer..." (10:7)
Remain in the same house? Just that one house? You've got to be kidding! The more houses you visit, the more contacts you will have, the greater the number of positive results. You wouldn't want to dare risk everything on just one household. There is a high chance things will not work out and then you will be left with nothing. Plus, what's the big deal with wasting time by eating and drinking with people? Does eating and drinking accomplish anything of eternal value? Don't think so...
Jesus instructed his disciples, "EAT THE THINGS set before you..." (10:8)
It's like Jesus foreknew we would have trouble with understanding the importance of the eating/drinking part, so He said it TWICE to make sure we would get it. But the fact is we have yet to grasp the importance of eating and drinking with people BEFORE trying to proclaim the 'Good News" to them. What's important is getting down to business and sharing the Gospel with lost folks. We eat and drink with our fellow Christians, not with pagans!
Jesus instructed his disciples, "HEAL THE SICK who are there..." (10:9)
Well this one is easy to ignore because we all know that only the Pentecostals and the Charismatics are the ones into the healing stuff. We certainly can side-step this sticky one. We wouldn't want to actually involve ourselves in any controversial issues like healing the sick (might lose our jobs over it!) After all, most of us are cessationists and no longer believe these extraordinary gifts of the Spirit are valid today. We have the Bible and that's all we need. So, basically we are off the hook on this one. Next...
Jesus instructed his disciples, "TELL THEM, 'The kingdom of God has come near you..." (10:9)
Well FINALLY Jesus gets around to telling us to do what really matters--the 'main thing'-- which is declaring, preaching, teaching the Gospel message of the Kingdom to these lost people. Let's just cut to the chase and skip all the other stuff. It is time to get down to the important business of witnessing and sharing the Gospel. We are free to skip over the parts of Jesus instructions we don't like or understand. Wasn't his main thrust obviously this last point? We will certainly try to obey this part, but the rest is up for debate and interpretation--in other words, not much of importance in all those instructions preceding this final one.
Is it any wonder that after 2000 years we still haven't finished the task given us by Christ? We think we have a better way of doing things. We have the new, improved version, and yet continuously scratch our heads and wonder why things aren't working out the way they are supposed to?


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The Panthers move to 6-8 overall and 3-1 in the league, while the Lynx move to 12-6 overall and 1-3 in the SAA.
BSC used a scant three hits in the first game to defeat Rhodes. After Jessica Brown homered for the Lynx in the top of the third for the first run of the game, BSC scored four runs in the bottom of the third. The first two were as a result of a wild pitch, and the other two were off a double up the middle by freshman Amanda Ballew. The Panthers scored again on a wild pitch in the bottom of the fourth. Rhodes added one more in the top of the seventh on an Erin Parker RBI single, but it wasn't enough and the Panthers got the series win with the 5-2 victory.
Freshman Taylor Harkins (3-2) threw the complete game, allowing seven hits and one earned run with one strikeout while allowing no walks for the second straight game.
In the second inning of game two, Rhodes got on the board in the top of the second, scoring four runs with two outs on a two-RBI single by Amber Hunt, a Parker RBI single, and a Christine Hume RBI double. BSC answered in the home half of the second, scoring five runs with two outs on the board. Freshman Alex Skene doubled to left field to plate freshman Taylor Brewer, who reached on a walk, and Skene scored on the next at-bat on a Rhodes error. After a pitching change by the Lynx, Ridgway stole second, and junior Hannah Harris singled, allowing Ridgway to score. Harris stole second and junior Bethany Fronk walked before junior Taylor Bassett doubled to bring both runners in and put the Panthers up 5-4.
A sac-fly from Brewer in the bottom of the third extended BSC's lead to 6-4, but Rhodes cut it to 6-5 in the top of the sixth on another Parker RBI single. The Lynx took back the lead in the top of the seventh, scoring three on an RBI double by Makenzie Martin and a two-RBI single by Danielle Smith to pull ahead 8-6. A Bassett home run in the bottom of the seventh cut the lead to one, but it wasn't enough and the Panthers fell to the Lynx in the final game of the series.
Fronk (3-6) pitched the complete game and allowed 14 hits and seven earned runs with two strikeouts and one walk. The Panthers had seven total hits, led by Bassett who was 2-4 at the plate with three RBI.
BSC is on the road next weekend traveling to Jackson, Miss., to face Millsaps in a conference series. Doubleheaders begin at noon on Saturday, March 15, and Sunday, March 16.

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Because the law still is evolving, many employers are fearful of disciplining and terminating their employees for conduct on social networking sites. While this apprehension is understandable, it need not paralyze employers from protecting their legitimate business interests with an appropriate social networking policy.
Recently, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) filed an unfair labor practice charge against American Medical Response of Connecticut for terminating an employee who posted insulting personal remarks about her supervisor on her Facebook page. Although the parties settled the charge before the hearing, the NLRB has made it clear that it intends to aggressively prosecute employers that discipline employees for this type of behavior. Because the NLRB's authority reaches both unionized and non-unionized employers, the potential ramifications to employers is widespread.
While there is still plenty of gray area regarding what type of online behavior an employer can prohibit, there is certain employee conduct that employers can forbid in order to protect themselves against unscrupulous employee activity on social networking sites. There are common circumstances of an employee's online activity that generally remain lawful grounds for discipline.
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Another clear circumstance where an employer can discipline employees for their use of social media is when the employer's confidential and proprietary information is disclosed through the employee's social network, regardless of whether such online activity takes place outside of the office and outside of work hours.
So that the employee is clear about how he may, if at all, discuss work through social media, the employer should take some basic precautions: (1) have the employee execute an enforceable contract that prohibits the employee's use of or disclosure of confidential and proprietary information; (2) require all similarly situated employees to execute the same contract; (3) enforce the breaches of such a contract consistently with all employees who have executed it so as to avoid claims of discrimination; and (4) have evidence to support the employer's belief that the employee engaged in such misbehavior at work.
While there are clearly social networking activities that an employer can prohibit, it must be careful not to cross the line. Under the National Labor Relations Act, employees are entitled to engage in "protected concerted activities," which include discussing the terms and conditions of their work between two or more employees. An overly broad social networking policy may violate the act if it interferes with employees' right to engage in such protected activity.
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I love PBS' "Off-Book" mini-documentary series, don't you? The latest entry in the now long-running series looks at animation and motion graphics, with interview subjects John Canemaker, Jesse Thomas, Justin Cone and Julia Pott telling us all about their craft, inspirations, and technique.
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Family well-being tied to men's work lives
The tsunami of response to Anne-Marie Slaughter's article "Why Women Still Can't Have It All" in the Atlantic's July issue shows that work-family conflict still shapes the geography of women's lives. But while the problem of work-family conflict disproportionately affects women, a large part of the solution lies in changing the lives of men.
"As long as it's viewed as more 'manly' for men to prepare for marathons than to spend time with their children, those of us who want an ambitious career and a healthy family life - whether men or women - will be professionally disadvantaged," a male former student wrote to Slaughter. This makes many men reluctant to share the care. Three-fourths of U.S. men take leave after the birth or adoption of a child, but most take off a week or less. And no wonder.
The ideal worker in the United States remains someone who begins working in early adulthood and works, full time and full force, for 40 years - in other words, a breadwinner. The provider ideal is not only a prerequisite to being seen as a go-getter at work, but it's also seen as a key component of being a good father, according to Nicholas Townson's 2002 study.
These work and family ideals are perpetuated by the flexibility stigma that often affects men who take family leave or request flexible work. An experimental study by Laurie Rudman and Kris Mescher found that men who requested a 12-week leave to care for a child or elder were more likely to be demoted or downsized because they appeared more feminine than other men.
In another study, Joseph Vandello and his colleagues found that, while men and women valued workplace flexibility equally, men were less likely to seek a flexible schedule if they believed (as did many) that doing so would make them appear less masculine.
Younger men, however, are growing increasingly restive and resistant to these inflexible workplaces. In 2011, law associate Ariel Ayanna sued his former employer, alleging that his "firm's culture equates masculinity with relegating caregiving to women and working long hours in the office." Ayanna claimed he was fired for taking Family and Medical Leave Act-sanctioned time to care for his children and ill wife.
Courts sometimes have a hard time understanding what gender discrimination has to do with men. The classic case is when, as in Lust vs. Sealy, a supervisor told a woman she wasn't going to be promoted "because you have kids." But men also face a gender straitjacket. If a man is fired, not promoted, or given less-desirable work when he takes leave or uses flexible work options, his employer is probably making unflattering assumptions about his work ethic. Why? Because real men don't do diapers. Coaching Little League is fine. Picking up a toddler from day care is not.
That type of decision is not an employer's to make. Employers face increasing liability for this kind of "family responsibilities discrimination." The Center for WorkLife Law reports that these lawsuits have increased almost 400 percent in past decade.
Lawsuits are often the first steps toward cultural change. They crystallize questions in uncomfortable ways that society often would rather avoid. What we ultimately need is a shift in culture surrounding gender roles and also what it means to be a committed and productive worker. The two are deeply intertwined.
Today, work commitment is typically demonstrated by long hours. "Guys try to out-macho each other," said a Silicon Valley engineer to sociologist Marianne Cooper. "It's not like being a brave firefighter and going up one more flight than your friend. There's a lot of see how many hours I can work, whether or not you have a kid."
In her study, Cooper saw engineers so exhausted they were often in a fog. Because working long hours was seen as heroic, engineers overlooked some basics of good management: planning and delegation.
The long-hours ethic that pervades elite jobs is more about masculinity than productivity. On this Labor Day, it's time to replace the outdated Ideal Worker, always available to his employer, with the new ideal of a worker who is judged on results rather than face time and who gets points for having a life.
The work-family debate has focused too long on mothers alone. It's time to change the workplace for everyone.
Joan C. Williams is distinguished professor of law and founding director of the Center for WorkLife Law at UC Hastings College of the Law. Anne-Marie Slaughter is the Bert G. Kerstetter '66 university professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton University.


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Celebrating Vermont�s Maple Sugaring Season through Chocolate
(Burlington, VT) Lake Champlain Chocolates (LCC) is celebrating the sugaring season this year with a limited-edition Maple Pecan Blondie Bar. �We�ll use any excuse to use Vermont maple syrup in our chocolate,� says Peter Lind, Director of Research & Development at Lake Champlain Chocolates (LCC). �And sugaring season seemed like the perfect time to create something special.� The bar starts with pecans rolled in maple syrup, sprinkled with salt and then toasted in the oven. Small pieces of maple crunch are added, and then both inclusions are covered in a blend of white and milk chocolate creating a combination of tastes and textures that embody the flavor and tastes of maple. �LCC has always been committed to using local ingredients� says Gary Coffey, Director of Retail for LCC. �And the limited-edition Maple Pecan bar is a way to highlight and promote Vermont�s signature product during the Maple Open House weekend.� Lake Champlain Chocolates has been using maple syrup from Dave Allen since the early 1980s. As a natural, unrefined sweetener, not to mention a classic Vermont ingredient, LCC uses maple syrup in many of its year round products including: Maple Crunch, a butter crunch made with maple syrup and covered in dark chocolate, Maple Pecan Ice Cream, Maple Walnut Fudge and Maple Lattes and Shakes! All chocolates made with maple syrup will be on sale, including bottles of maple syrup. The limited- edition Maple Pecan Bar is available at all three stores, Pine Street and Church Street in Burlington and on Route 100 in Waterbury Center.


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ChessCube July 2015 Competition!
We're looking for your best checkmate on our mobile app. We'll pick the top 3, and our community will vote on Facebook for the winners!
All you need to do is play on our mobile app, take a screenshot of the game once it's over, and email the screenshot to [email protected] with your ChessCube username.
The prizes for the top 3:
1st place: 10,000 Cubits + 1 month VIP
2nd place: 5,000 Cubits + 7 days VIP
3rd place: 1,000 Cubits + 7 days VIP
Here's the best part - ALL entries will receive 100 Cubits .
The competition closes this Friday - July 24 2015 - at 23:59 GMT/UTC.
Download the FREE iOS or Android app for your mobile or tablet device here:
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Futon Mattresses: An OverviewThursday, January 7th, 2010
Futon Mattresses: An Overview
A futon is flat, thick mattress that is stuffed with filling. These mattresses go on futon frames, which are Japanese-style beds. Traditionally, futons were designed to be stored away during the day. Futon mattresses are great for college dorms and guest rooms. Although futons are not ideal for everyday, futon mattresses have made a major comeback through the years.
The most important component of a futon mattress is the mattress filling. This filling determines how long the mattress will last, as well as the firmness of the mattress. Futon mattress filling can be cotton, foam or innerspring. Cotton filling is used often because it is very inexpensive. However, it does break down faster than innerspring fillings and foam fillings. Many futon mattresses are made up of a mixture of cotton and foam. The foam is added to the cotton to cut down on cost and to help extend the life of the mattress. Innerspring futon mattresses are similar to innerspring traditional mattresses. The main difference is that futon mattresses are obviously thinner. Latex futon mattresses are available for more high-end mattresses.
Futon mattresses come in the standard firmness levels: soft, medium and firm. Much of the firmness level depends on the type of filling that is used. If you want your futon mattress to last longer and to have a high-quality, you need to choose a futon mattress that is at least six inches thick.
It is also important to choose a good quality futon frame. Choose a frame that will last as long as you need the bed. If you are looking for a cost-effective bed for your college dorm or guest room, a futon mattress may be just what you need.
A reminder that Rocky Mountain Mattress can custom make any size or type (memory foam, latex etc) futon mattress. Please visit the link below to get started:
To receive additional information on custom mattresses please complete our custom mattress form http://www.rockymountainmattress.com/blog/custom-mattress-tool or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Orion UI Icon Pack v2.1
Requirements: 4.0.3+
Overview: Incredible Metallic colored Icons made with extensive level of details.Every Icon of Orion UI is designed with perfection and clear graphics.
Specifications: – High Definition(192 x192 px) icons which supports display up to xxxhdpi. – Over 2800 Icons and growing. – You can request an icon from the icon theme app itself. – Cloud Based Wallpaper Picker. – Multiple Icons alternative. – Icon Masking will theme your unthemed Icons. – Dynamic Calendar Support.
Supported Launchers: • Action Launcher • ADW Launcher • Apex Launcher • Atom Launcher • Aviate Launcher • dodol Launcher • Epic Launcher • GO Launcher EX • Holo Launcher • Holo Launcher HD • Inspire Launcher • Kcin Launcher • KK Launcher • L Launcher • LG Home • Lucid Launcher • Mini Launcher • Nemus Launcher • Next Launcher • Nine Launcher • Nova Launcher • S Launcher • Smart Launcher • Solo Launcher • Themer • CM Theme Engine • Launchy Widget • Trebuchet • Unicon
Installation: 1. Download a custom launcher from above. 2. Open the Orion UI app and hit the floating action button on the bottom right. 3. Select your dedicated launcher and you are good to go! 4. You can also apply icons from launcher settings, if there is no apply button inside the app.
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рқ'»рқ'җ рқ''рқ'Ҷрқ'"рқ'"рқ'җрқ'Ҹрқ'Ӯрқ'Қрқ'Ҡрқ'ӣрқ'Ҷ, рқ''рқ'Қрқ'Ҷрқ'Ӯрқ'"рқ'Ҷ рқ'Қрқ'Ҷрқ'Ӯрқ'—рқ'Ҷ рқ'ҡрқ'җрқ'–рқ'" рқ'…рқ'Ҷрқ'•рқ'Ӯрқ'Ҡрқ'Қрқ'" рқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹ рқ'•рқ'үрқ'Ҷ "рқ''рқ'Ҷрқ'"рқ'"рқ'җрқ'Ҹрқ'Ӯрқ'Қрқ'Ҡрқ'ӣрқ'Ӯрқ'•рқ'Ҡрқ'җрқ'Ҹ рқ'ғрқ'җрқ'ҷ" рқ'җрқ'Ҹ рқ'•рқ'үрқ'Ҡрқ'" рқ'Қрқ'Ҡрқ'"рқ'•рқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹрқ'Ҳ рқ'җрқ'" рқ'•рқ'үрқ'Ҷ "рқ'Ҹрқ'җрқ'•рқ'Ҷ рқ'•рқ'җ рқ'"рқ'Ҷрқ'Қрқ'Қрқ'Ҷрқ'"" рқ'…рқ'–рқ'"рқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹрқ'Ҳ рқ'"рқ'үрқ'Ҷрқ'"рқ'Ңрқ'җрқ'–рқ'•.
Write your very own vows to your partner in crime with these instant wedding keepsake vow books. Each booklet comes with enough lined pages to write your heart's true love to your significant other in your own hand. Personalized just for your big day, our vow booklets can be foiled or printed with regular ink. Choose your options to customize your vow book set just for you & yours.
рқ'©рқ'Ӯрқ'"рқ'Ң рқ'•рқ'җ рқ'Һрқ'Ӯрқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹ рқ'"рқ'үрқ'җрқ'': http://starboardpress.etsy.com
рқҗҖрқҗҒрқҗҺрқҗ"рқҗ" рқҗҺрқҗ"рқҗ' рқҗ•рқҗҺрқҗ– рқҗҒрқҗҺрқҗҺрқҗҠрқҗ':
в—Ҳ Come in a set of 2 - please leave default Quantity at "1" unless you are ordering multiple sets
в—Ҳ 4 x 5.5" inches (10.16 x 13.97 cm)
в—Ҳ Cardstock cover with matte velvet coating for protection, foil printing available
в—Ҳ 12 interior sheets of narrow lined paper (lined on both sides) - 24 "pages" of 70# text weight
в—Ҳ Staple bound at the hinge (saddle stapled)
в—Ҳ Rounded corners
в—Ҳ May choose 1 color for both, or 2 different colors for your set of his/hers!
рқҗҮрқҗҺрқҗ– рқҗ"рқҗҺ рқҗҺрқҗ'рқҗғрқҗ"рқҗ':
в—Ҳ Select flat or foil printing (and foil color) using the drop down menu
в—Ҳ Enter personalization and colors in the "personalization box" or "note to seller" during checkout
в—Ҳ Please provide the following:
рқ'Әрқ'җрқ'—рқ'Ҷрқ'" рқ'Әрқ'җрқ'Қрқ'җрқ'" (1 рқ'"рқ'җрқ'Қрқ'җрқ'" рқ'Үрқ'җрқ'" рқ'ғрқ'җрқ'•рқ'ү, рқ'җрқ'" 2 рқ'"рқ'җрқ'Қрқ'җрқ'"рқ'" - 1 рқ'Үрқ'җрқ'" рқ'үрқ'Ҷрқ'", 1 рқ'Үрқ'җрқ'" рқ'үрқ'Ҡрқ'Һ):
рқ'»рқ'Ҷрқ'ҷрқ'• рқ'Әрқ'җрқ'Қрқ'җрқ'" (рқ'Ҡрқ'Ү рқ'Ҹрқ'җ рқ'Үрқ'җрқ'Ҡрқ'Қ):
рқ'ӯрқ'Ҡрқ'"рқ'"рқ'• рқ'өрқ'Ӯрқ'Һрқ'Ҷрқ'":
рқ'ҫрқ'Ҷрқ'…рқ'…рқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹрқ'Ҳ рқ'«рқ'Ӯрқ'•рқ'Ҷ:
рқ'¶рқ''рқ'•рқ'Ҡрқ'җрқ'Ҹрқ'Ӯрқ'Қ рқ'©рқ'Ӯрқ'"рқ'Ң рқ'Әрқ'җрқ'—рқ'Ҷрқ'" рқ'»рқ'Ҷрқ'ҷрқ'•, 2-3 рқ'Қрқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹрқ'Ҷрқ'":
рқ'ӯрқ'җрқ'" рқ'"рқ'Ҷрқ'Үрқ'Ҷрқ'"рқ'Ҷрқ'Ҹрқ'"рқ'Ҷ: рқ—ўрқҳӮрқ—ҝ рқҳҖрқ—®рқ—әрқ—Ҫрқ—№рқ—І рқҳҖрқ—өрқ—јрқҳ"рқҳҖ рқ—® рқ—ұрқҳӮрқҳҖрқҳҒрқҳҶ рқ—Ҝрқ—№рқҳӮрқ—І #рқҹ®рқҹі рқ—°рқ—јрқҳғрқ—Ірқ—ҝ рқ—®рқ—»рқ—ұ рқ—ҝрқ—јрқҳҖрқ—І рқ—ҙрқ—јрқ—№рқ—ұ рқ—ірқ—јрқ—¶рқ—№. рқ—§рқ—өрқ—¶рқҳҖ рқҳҖрқ—ІрқҳҒ рқҳҖрқ—®рқҳҶрқҳҖ "рқ—ўрқҳӮрқ—ҝ рқ—©рқ—јрқҳ"рқҳҖ."
в—Ҳ A proof is NOT provided, so please enter your details exactly as you want them printed, including upper/lower case. Check your spelling carefully!
в—Ҳ рқ'Әрқ'үрқ'Ҷрқ'"рқ'Ң рқ'ҡрқ'җрқ'–рқ'" рқ'"рқ'үрқ'Ҡрқ''рқ''рқ'Ҡрқ'Ҹрқ'Ҳ рқ'Ӯрқ'…рқ'…рқ'"рқ'Ҷрқ'"рқ'". рқҗ–рқҗһ рқҗңрқҗҡрқҗ§рқҗ§рқҗЁрқҗӯ рқҗңрқҗЎрқҗҡрқҗ§рқҗ рқҗһ рқҗІрқҗЁрқҗ®рқҗ« рқҗҡрқҗқрқҗқрқҗ«рқҗһрқҗ¬рқҗ¬ рқҗҡрқҗҹрқҗӯрқҗһрқҗ« рқҗІрқҗЁрқҗ® рқҗ©рқҗҘрқҗҡрқҗңрқҗһ рқҗІрқҗЁрқҗ®рқҗ« рқҗЁрқҗ«рқҗқрқҗһрқҗ«, рқҗһрқҗҜрқҗһрқҗ§ рқҗўрқҗҹ рқҗўрқҗӯ рқҗЎрқҗҡрқҗ¬ рқҗ§рқҗЁрқҗӯ рқҗІрқҗһрқҗӯ рқҗ¬рқҗЎрқҗўрқҗ©рқҗ©рқҗһрқҗқ рқҗЁрқҗ®рқҗӯ. рқҗҸрқҗҘрқҗһрқҗҡрқҗ¬рқҗһ рқҗқрқҗЁрқҗ®рқҗӣрқҗҘрқҗһ- рқҗҡрқҗ§рқҗқ рқҗӯрқҗ«рқҗўрқҗ©рқҗҘрқҗһ-рқҗңрқҗЎрқҗһрқҗңрқҗӨ рқҗІрқҗЁрқҗ®рқҗ« рқҗҡрқҗқрқҗқрқҗ«рқҗһрқҗ¬рқҗ¬ *рқҗӣрқҗһрқҗҹрқҗЁрқҗ«рқҗһ* рқҗңрқҗЁрқҗҰрқҗ©рқҗҘрқҗһрқҗӯрқҗўрқҗ§рқҗ рқҗІрқҗЁрқҗ®рқҗ« рқҗ©рқҗ®рқҗ«рқҗңрқҗЎрқҗҡрқҗ¬рқҗһ.
рқҗҸрқҗ'рқҗҲрқҗҚрқҗ"рқҗҲрқҗҚрқҗҶ & рқҗҸрқҗ'рқҗҺрқҗғрқҗ"рқҗӮрқҗ"рқҗҲрқҗҺрқҗҚ рқҗ"рқҗҲрқҗҢрқҗ":
в—Ҳ Printing & Production of your custom vow books takes approximately 5-7 business days after you place your order. Business days are M-F and don't include weekends/holidays.
в—Ҳ Shipping is via USPS First Class Mail with an average transit time of 2-3 days. Priority or Express upgraded shipping is available at checkout.
в—Ҳ It's recommended to allow 2-3 weeks, generally, from order to receipt. If you need your vow books sooner, please contact us for rush options and/or upgrade your shipping. Etsy will display a delivery "estimate" window for you during checkout. Please note, we run the full length of our quoted production & shipping timeframes 95% of the time. Please allow for the maximum of both and remember that both are estimates, and some variation may occur. When in doubt, please reach out to us *before* ordering to discuss your specific timeline so we can best assist you.
рқҗ•рқҗҺрқҗ– рқҗҒрқҗҺрқҗҺрқҗҠ рқҗӮрқҗҖрқҗ'рқҗ":
Please treat your vow books with special care, especially if you select foil printing. The foil is real metal, and subject to scratching or damage if it's pushed against or rubbed against another object. Treat these as the keepsakes they're meant to be, and you'll have great results. More general information can be found in our Care Guide for Starboard Press products.
рқҗҚрқҗ"рқҗ"рқҗғ рқҗҲрқҗҚрқҗ'рқҗҸрқҗҲрқҗ'рқҗҖрқҗ"рқҗҲрқҗҺрқҗҚ?
We рқ'Қрқ'җрқ'—рқ'Ҷ this article on writing your own vows from our friends at The Knot: https://www.theknot.com/content/tips-for-writing-your-own-wedding-vows
В© рқҹҗрқҹҺрқҹҸрқҹҗ-рқҹҗрқҹҺрқҹҸрқҹ— рқҗ'рқҗӯрқҗҡрқҗ«рқҗӣрқҗЁрқҗҡрқҗ«рқҗқ рқҗҸрқҗ«рқҗһрқҗ¬рқҗ¬, рқҗӢрқҗӢрқҗӮ. All content and designs in our store are our exclusive intellectual property. We have and will continue to vigorously defend our designs and products against copyright infringement. Duplication of our intellectual property, designs, products or written content in our listings or on our website will lead to immediate reporting to Etsy and legal action.
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But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
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This Privacy Policy describes how and when we collect, use, and share information when you purchase an item from us, contact us, or otherwise use our services through Etsy.com or its related sites and services.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to the practices of third parties that we do not own or control, including Etsy or any third party services you access through Etsy. You can reference the Etsy Privacy Policy to learn more about its privacy practices.
1. Personal information we collect
To fulfill your order, you must provide us with certain information (which you authorized Etsy to provide to us), such as your name, email address, postal address, payment information, and the details of the product that youвҖҷre ordering. You may also choose to provide us with additional personal information (for a custom order, for example), if you contact us directly.
2. Why We Need Your Information and How We Use It
We rely on a number of legal bases to collect, use, and share your information, including:
вҖў as needed to provide our services, such as when we use your information to fulfill your order, to settle disputes, or to provide customer support;
вҖў when you have provided your affirmative consent, which you may revoke at any time, such as by signing up for our mailing list;
вҖў if necessary to comply with a legal obligation or court order or in connection with a legal claim, such as retaining information about your purchases if required by tax law; and
вҖў as necessary for the purpose of our legitimate interests, if those legitimate interests are not overridden by your rights or interests, such as 1) providing and improving our services. We use your information to provide the services you requested and in our legitimate interest to improve our services; and 2) Compliance with the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use. We use your information as necessary to comply with our obligations under the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use.
3. Information Sharing and Disclosure
Information about our customers is important to our business. We share your personal information for very limited reasons and in limited circumstances, as follows:
вҖў Etsy. We share information with Etsy as necessary to provide you our services and comply with our obligations under both the Etsy Seller Policy and Etsy Terms of Use.
вҖў Service providers. We engage certain trusted third parties to perform functions and provide services to our shop, such as delivery companies. We will share your personal information with these third parties, but only to the extent necessary to perform these services.
вҖў Business transfers. If we sell or merge our business, we may disclose your information as part of that transaction, only to the extent permitted by law.
вҖў Compliance with laws. We may collect, use, retain, and share your information if we have a good faith belief that it is reasonably necessary to: (a) respond to legal process or to government requests; (b) enforce our agreements, terms and policies; (c) prevent, investigate, and address fraud and other illegal activity, security, or technical issues; or (d) protect the rights, property, and safety of our customers, or others.
4. The length of time we keep personal information
We retain your personal information only for as long as necessary to provide you with our services and as described in our Privacy Policy. However, we may also be required to retain this information to comply with our legal and regulatory obligations, to resolve disputes, and to enforce our agreements. We generally keep your data for the following time period: 1 year.
5. Transfers of Personal Information Outside the EU
We may store and process your information through third-party hosting services in the US and other jurisdictions. As a result, we may transfer your personal information to a jurisdiction with different data protection and government surveillance laws than your jurisdiction. If we are deemed to transfer information about you outside of the EU, we rely on Privacy Shield as the legal basis for the transfer, as Dropbox is Privacy Shield certified.
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If you reside in certain territories, including the EU, you have a number of rights in relation to your personal information. While some of these rights apply generally, certain rights apply only in certain limited cases. We describe these rights below:
вҖў Access. You may have the right to access and receive a copy of the personal information we hold about you by contacting us using the contact information below.
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рқ—Јрқ—ҝрқ—јрқ—јрқ—ірқҳҖ рқ—®рқ—ҝрқ—І рқ—Ҫрқ—ҝрқ—јрқҳғрқ—¶рқ—ұрқ—Ірқ—ұ рқҳҖрқҳҒрқ—®рқ—»рқ—ұрқ—®рқ—ҝрқ—ұ рқ—ірқ—јрқ—ҝ:
вңң Guest Books
вңң Wedding Journals
вңң Stamps
вңң Invitations/Save the Dates/Wedding Announcements
рқ—Јрқ—ҝрқ—јрқ—јрқ—ірқҳҖ рқ—®рқ—ҝрқ—І рқ—»рқ—јрқҳҒ рқ—јрқ—ірқ—ірқ—Ірқ—ҝрқ—Ірқ—ұ рқ—ірқ—јрқ—ҝ:
вңң Vow Books
вңң Wedding Planners
Proofs, if applicable, are sent to your email on file in 1-2 business days. You'll want to use a valid email address that you check regularly for ordering and be prepared to approve on time. We'll hold the proof for 72 hours (with reminders) before sending to print as is. Generally, 1 initial proof and 2 rounds of minor revisions are included in your purchase price. Additional edits or requests may incur additional costs.
Yes. The listed price reflects the design shown. For customizations to designs shown that are more than just changing names, dates, etc., please email us ahead of time to be sure we can accommodate your request, especially if your request includes adding more text than what is shown on the sample, like adding/removing/changing graphics. We'll advise you at that time if we can accommodate your request and if extra design fees will apply.
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State Employees' Credit Union's (SECU) "get-them-in-early" strategy to youth marketing is a multifaceted approach that involves community outreach, education, direct marketing to existing members, and participation in CUNA's National Credit Union Youth Week each April.
Just last year, the $25 billion asset, Raleigh, N.C.-based credit union, added 614 new youth accounts and more than $3 million in new deposits during the week of deposit challenges and other events.
SECU divides its youth membership into two groups:
1. Fat Cat is a branded program for children from birth to age 12. It has its own website, newsletter, and savings games along with a mascot that appears at schools, parades, and other community events.
2. Zard is geared toward teens. It also has its own website and promotions, and provides small loans for that first car plus checking and money market accounts to manage those first paychecks.
Beyond its two savings programs, SECU engages in far-reaching financial education and service programs. Staff members teach Biz Kid$ and National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) programs.
In 2012, SECU instructed more than 68,000 students statewide. And the SECU Foundation awards annual scholarships as well.
"We're out there and we're becoming more visible to the youth and their parents in our state," says Leigh Brady, senior vice president of education services. These efforts build relationships, and set SECU apart from other financial institutions."
Even if these efforts don't translate directly into new members, Brady believes there's value in sharing the credit union's expertise. "Not every child is going to become a credit union member, but everyone has an opportunity to become a financially educated consumer, and I think that goes a long way toward helping a young person in life," Brady says.
In agreement is Lynn Wright, marketing director at $825 million asset SAFE Federal Credit Union in Sumter, S.C. In addition to a two-tier youth account program, movie events every six months, contests, prizes, and even personalized debit cards for members when they turn 15, SAFE teaches the NEFE curriculum to its members and operates a local high-school branch.
It's the same at Directions Credit Union, a $560 million asset credit union serving Toledo and northwest Ohio. Financial education is a cornerstone of youth outreach at Directions.
"It's never too early to learn about money," says Brenda Covrett, vice president of growth and development. The credit union helped nearly 200 children make deposits during Youth Week in April last year.
Like SECU and SAFE Federal, Directions offers a two-tier youth savings account program. To distinguish its youth accounts from those of competitors, Directions pays a slightly higher rate for youth accounts than for regular savings accounts. The credit union also allows children to personalize their savings accounts.
"If they want to save for an Xbox or an iPad," says Covrett, "we can set up a special account, so when they check their accounts online, they see "My iPad Savings Account" or "My Xbox Savings Account," Covrett says.
The credit union's most successful youth program might just be part of its financial literacy outreach efforts. Directions offers hundreds of hours of financial education reaching thousands of children and teens every year.
The credit union also works closely with area schools, churches, summer camps, and other community organizations. Employees even volunteer to read books about money during story times at local libraries.
The standout, though, is Finances 101. This is experiential game of life the Northwest Ohio Credit Unions—a regional league chapter—offers. The chapter presents the game at events throughout the year. One of those at Bowling Green University last October attracted more than 700 students who showed up work their way through a month of expenses and life circumstances.
Students start by drawing a card to determine their careers and marital status. Then they're assigned a certain amount of credit card and student debt. A roll of the dice determines how many kids they have, any.
Next up: They have to buy a car, find a place to live, and meet other monthly expenses while encountering setbacks and opportunities as they move through the game. The goal is to finish with some savings and enough money to pay bills. Not all students accomplish that, but all quickly figure out that money doesn't go as far as they thought it would.
Covrett says the program is so successful that the chapter sometimes has to turn away schools that want to participate. In response, the chapter created an online version for teachers to take into their classrooms.
At Directions, the chapter participation and other educational efforts are part and parcel of the credit union's mission and commitment to the region it serves. For that reason, Covrett says, the credit union doesn't try to link revenue to its educational programs.
"We don't really look for a return on investment," she says. "We look at our outreach as our investment in, or our giving back to, our community."
But, like both Brady and Wright, she acknowledges that she hopes the educational outreach will eventually translate into increased membership somewhere down the road, as teens become adults and recognize that not all financial institutions have their best interests at heart.
"If we can make them aware of the credit union difference," she says, "we're hoping they'll continue their relationship with us when they turn 18."


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Tours of a Lifetime
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Top 3, Best Values in the World
Travel & Leisure
You've started a dialogue with your Travel Planner when you first send your tentative Wish List.
You'll communicate back and forth and temper the itineraries they suggest, until you say Great! That's Ideal!
Only then do they ask your approval to book your itinerary so they can reserve for you the lodges and arrange everything else your plan requires.
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text: Toshiba is throwing its hat into the SSD business with a new line of multi-level cell (MLC) NAND SSDs in three distinct flavors: 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. They will also be available in three distinct form factors: embedded module, 1.8-inch and 2.5-inch drive enclosures. Expect 100MB/s peak read speed, 40MB/s peak write speed, a SATA II interface, and a lifespan of 1,000,000 hours. No word yet on pricing, but we should be able to see these on store shelves starting in March 2008. [infosync and MacBidouille via Ubergizmo]


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by Hugh Hunter
Revivals of "Private Lives: (1931) spring up continually, as though the play were a rooted mushroom. The current production at Stagecrafters rejoices in Noel Coward's banter.
Here is the set-up. A divorced, upper-class English couple, Amanda and Elyot, go their separate ways. After five years they take on new mates. But while both are on their honeymoons, the old lovers run smack into each other. Awkward, darling.
Plot complication? Character development? Forget about it. And while the French locale changes, the basic situation stays exactly the same. This is all rather mundane. But despite such little investment in dramatic storytelling, the show keeps you feeling merry on the strength of the production and the odd appeal of Coward's wit.
Much success is owed to actress Pierlisa Chiodo-Steo, a resident of Chestnut Hill. Without hamming it up, Chiodo-Steo is full of expressive bodily shifts, and her Amanda becomes charmingly "unreliable." Jeff Ragan is spot-on as the befuddled ex-mate. Amanda and Elyot fight constantly. Together, they serve as each other's straight man. The result is a sort of inspired vaudeville.
It all proves to be too much for the new spouses, Sibyl (Mare Mikalic) and Victor (Mark Grayson), while French maid Louise (Sonya Aiko Hearn) tosses in another sort of comic accent into the stew. It is delicious mayhem.
Rhonda Goldstein scores big in her first spin as director; the show is nicely choreographed, and the pace escalates. The set design of Scott Killinger makes you feel you are in France. (Be sure to read the program notes about Killinger's career as architect and urban designer.)
Playwright Noel Coward grew up an impoverished commoner, but in "Private Lives" he emulates the droll languor of the idle, smart set. It became his signature stance.
There is something both novel and nasty in his humor. Even his best lines lack the stand-alone, aphoristic wit of an Oscar Wilde. The comedy rather lies in the patter itself, the sardonic delight his characters take in talking past each other in High English style.
Amanda, Elyot and company utterly refuse to give each other person any power to affect them. At times, their chronic estrangement begins to feel formulaic. But it is wickedly funny. Amanda and Elyot knowingly believe in nothing. Their inability to feel any genuine distress over any situation is where the play's humor lies. They seem to do the Lindy Hop on their graves.
You could call this a pose. You could say the same of Theater of the Absurd. "Private Lives" makes no claim to profundity, but at least it is entertaining.
Stagecrafters is located at 8130 Germantown Ave. "Private Lives" will run through Feb. 20. Reservations at 215-247-8881.


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Cate and the riffraff
At the Armani Prive show in Paris, Mr Armani showing off his range of clientele – from the pathetic Elsa Pataky, no longer dating Adrien Brody and therefore no longer posing au cheese at his faux castle, and the trash ass of Megan Fox who cannot keep her mouth closed, to the incomparable Cate Blanchett, a longtime fan and friend of the designer, who must be a loyal bitch to agree to suffer in the front row seated next to cheapness.
I LOVE this photo.
Side by side, the perfect picture of people sucking. Because on the right, there's one of the great actors of our time, and her films don't sell at the box office, and on the left, there's Fox, who has only made 2 movies, and whose box office easily dwarfs Cate's.
It's an I Hate People Day.
But look at Cate's expression. She can smell it. And it stanks.
Photos from KCSPresse/Splashnewsonline.com


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I have just begun writing scripts in bash and I am putting some of them on my web server (whihc is located on my virtual Debian 6.0.4 machine).
I have installed lighttpd on this machine.and when I execute for instance this command :
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PS=`ps aux`;
echo "that's top\n" $TOP;
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$PS the text is written without separation for lines (all is written in a single line). How can I change this ?


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Freshman Dina Sinno has appeared in nine of Harvard's 10 games this season (photo Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard field hockey team will play its second straight non-conference opponent when Bucknell travels to Cambridge Oct. 7.
About Harvard
The Crimson (3-7), which is on a two-game slide after winning two straight, is led by the sophomore tandem of Caitlin Rea and Noel Painter. Rea has four assists to lead the team, while Painter has found the back of the cage four times. Painter has also contributed two helpers to gain the team lead in points with 10.
Last Time Out
Harvard fell into a 4-0 hole in the first half against No. 8 Northeastern Oct. 4 and came up short despite owning advantages in shots and corners in the second stanza. The Crimson tallied 11 shots after the break, including seven on goal, but could not find the back of the cage until Kim Goh broke the shutout on a penalty stroke goal with six minutes remaining. Goh's first score of the year was Harvard's only goal of the night, as the Crimson eventually fell, 4-1.
In the Cage
Cynthia Tassopoulos has started eight of Harvard's 10 games in goal and owns a 3-5 record with a 1.96 goals against average. The senior co-captain entered the week ranked near the top of the national charts in three categories. She was 25th in goals against average (1.67), 13th in saves per game (7.71) and fifth in save percentage (.818).
Top Plays
Tassopoulos was featured in Harvard's September edition of "Top Plays," which can be viewed here. The Crimson's goalie had a magnificent diving save against Yale that earned her the No. 9 spot on the list.
Defense Leads the Way
In Harvard wins, the Crimson has an outstanding 0.33 goals against average. Two of its wins, against Holy Cross and Brown, have come via shutout and only Bryant has held a lead before Harvard emerged victorious. The Crimson has made 21 saves in those three contests, including two defensive saves, while allowing just one goal for a .955 save percentage.
About Bucknell
The Bison (6-6) have been a second half team this season. Bucknell has outscored its opponents, 20-12, in the second frame compared to a 12-10 disadvantage during the first 35 minutes. The team's goalies have also come up with 41 saves in the second half against 28 prior to intermission. Junior Erica Perrine has played all but 13 minutes in the cage for Bucknell and boasts a 2.10 goals against average while saving .716 percent of shots. Senior Tayler Siegrist and junior Rachel Misko have paced the Bison offense with seven goals and five goals, respectively, while sophomore Amie Pritchard leads the team in assists with seven.
All-Time Series
Harvard and Bucknell met for the first time on the field hockey pitch last season. The Bison emerged victorious with a 3-0 triumph over the Crimson at Jordan Field.
Up Next
The Crimson hosts Cornell Oct. 13 in the last matchup of its four-game homestand.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Michigan used a 19-1 second half run to dissolve a 37-25 Harvard lead as the Wolverines held on for a 65-62 win over the Crimson Saturday afternoon at Crisler Arena.
Harvard (5-2) set the pace from the outset and started the second half with five-straight points behind Keith Wright and a nifty floating layup from Brandyn Curry for a 37-25 lead. Michigan (5-2) got a much needed off-balance 3-pointer from Stu Douglass and followed with a steal and dunk from Darius Morris to spark a 7-0 run as the home crowd came back to life heading into the first media timeout. The run continued as UM took its first lead since early in the game, 41-38, on a long Douglas triple with 13:27 to play. Douglas made another 3-pointer on the next possession for a 44-38 lead before Laurent Rivard ended the 19-1 run with a triple of his own.
Harvard settled down and reclaimed the lead at 46-44 before Morris connected on a fade-away before the under-eight media timeout to re-tie the game. Jordan Morgan then converted a third-chance basket for a UM lead and Zack Novak hit a triple for a 51-46 advantage as the Crimson began to wear down with foul trouble plaguing Curry and illness keeping Kyle Casey on the bench.
Harvard cut it to 51-50 but UM made another run with Zack Novak completing a tough basket for a 56-50 lead with just 3:27 left. Harvard kept the pressure on but Michigan had time on its side as it managed to hang on thanks to Novak and Douglass.
Novak finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds while Douglass led all scorers with 19 points (7-10 FG, 5-7 3PT).
Wright led Harvard with an impressive showing as the junior big man notched 18 points (8-16 FG) and 12 rebounds. Rivard used a 5-of-9 stroke from deep for 15 points to go with five rebounds while Christian Webster also had 15.
Harvard returns to action on Tuesday at home against WPI at 7 p.m. Michigan plays its second of eight-straight at home against Concordia on Monday evening.
In the first half, the teams traded 7-0 runs as they went into the under-eight timeout tied at 17 apiece. Coming out of the timeout, Webster knocked down a triple and Wright used a nifty baseline spin move to extend Harvard's run to 12-0 and a 22-17 lead to prompt a UM timeout with 5:07 left.
Douglass hit a triple out of the timeout but the Crimson scored the next five to make it 27-20 as Rivard connected from deep and Wright hit from inside again to force another UM timeout at the 1:59 mark. The teams traded baskets down the stretch with Morris able to connect on a pump fake jumper in the lane as time expired in the half.


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The woman credited with being the first computer programmer has scored her own Google Doodle.
Augusta Ada King, the Countess of Lovelace - commonly known as Ada Lovelace - is known for her contributions to Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine, the first fully automatic calculating machine.
Lovelace, in collaboration with Charles Babbage, wrote a description of Babbage's creation. Her notes include step-by-step instructions on how it could calculate a sequence of rational numbers called Bernoulli numbers. This document was, in effect, the world's first published algorithm, Google said.
U.S. & World
She was the first to understand the significance of the machine, according to a Google blog post on Monday.
"While Babbage saw it as a mathematical calculator, Ada understood it much more potential," Google said. "She realized it was, in essence, a machine that could manipulate symbols in accordance with the defined rules, and--crucially-- that there was no reason that symbols had to represent only numbers and equations."
Lovelace's love for numbers developed at an early age. Her mother, Anne Isabelle Milbanke, was a mathematician and her father was the famous poet Lord Byron. In an attempt to stymie any bad habits inherited from her father, Milbanke turned her daughter's attention toward math and science, according to Google.
Armed with the knowledge of a mathematician and a writer, Lovelace argued that the device could do far more than crunch numbers. She saw its potential to make music.
"Supposing, for instance, that the fundamental relations of pitched sounds in the science of harmony and of musical composition were susceptible of such expression and adaptations, the engine might compose elaborate and scientific pieces of music of any degree of complexity or extent," Lovelace said.
The Google Doodle tracks her vision, starting from the Analytical Engine to the laptops and mobile devices used today.
"We hope today's doodle inspires people to find out more about Ada, and about the contributions made by women in general to science and technology, " Google said.


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Just two years after voters picked a new Alameda County supervisor for District 2 they must do it again.
Last time, state Treasurer Bill Lockyer used $1.5 million of his campaign funds to buy the seat for his wife, Nadia Lockyer. She had a short, embarrassing drug- and sex-fueled tenure before resigning.
Now voters in Hayward, Newark, Union City and parts of Fremont and Sunol must select a replacement to serve the term's remaining two years. Of the four candidates, two do not merit serious consideration.
Scratch Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi, D-Castro Valley, from the list. We reject the idea of replacing a drug addict with a convicted shoplifter — especially one who this week still refused to admit her illegal actions despite her recent conviction.
Scratch Deputy Sheriff Mark Turnquist, whose understanding of everything from public employee pensions to health care funding is not just wrong, it's divorced from reality.
That leaves two candidates with long tenures on the Union City council.
There's Mark Green, mayor for more than 19 years, and Richard Valle, the labor-backed candidate whom Alameda County supervisors appointed to temporarily fill the Lockyer seat until the election.
We endorse Green because of his diverse support, which bridges the political spectrum, and his broad regional government experience — including the Association of Bay Area Governments, Metropolitan Transportation Commission and Alameda County Transportation Commission — that should serve him well on the county board.
Alameda County needs independent leaders who will put the public first. Green best meets those criteria.
Online extra: Go to www.contracostatimes.com/endorsements and check out more than 60 East Bay endorsements as well as candidate interview videos of various races.


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Kommo needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 106 designs submitted by 35 freelance designers.
we need a logo and a retail packaging for our rebranding product
When protection meets style
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our company is manufacture skins and cases for apple products and currently have the brand name" Kommo" which we have decide to change to "InToro" .the logo colours should fit our website colour scheme ( http://www.kommo.co.uk ) .the design should be simple and unique . the retail packaging is made on a blister card and the base colour is black . please contact us for copy and packaging layout . as in the near future our company will start producing cases to other portable devices the designs shouldn't be related to apple products


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Was the day before Christmas
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Friends & Family I am sadly writing this to all of you to let you know that I have cancer. Yep, SUCKS! If you know me, you know I am special. That wacky loud over the top hyper crazy do anything probably been on your nerves special.
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Long time Marathoner here! Been chomping at the bit to get back into the swing of things after getting a new computer after Christmas (Mac Mini plugged into my HDTV). Boy have I missed this trilogy! I even got Rubicon to boot, hoping to be able to start working my way through the total conversions when I can.
I also wanted to make some maps of my own, but I've already run into a few snags...it seems like the newest version of Aleph One and the 3 main scenarios (M1,2,I) all have integrated files cause I can't seem to find the map/shapes/etc files, nor the Plug-in folder so that I can use Visual Mode....
I'm sure with everyone's help I can get up and running sometime soon, got a bunch of ideas I wanted to test out.
See you starside!


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ROCHESTER — Holy Rosary Credit Union (HRCU) recently partnered with five local Girl Scout troops in Rochester and Barrington, teaching them financial literacy and education at their meetings.
HRCU launched the effort earlier this month as an extension to its youth program, which has had a presence in many local elementary schools through its Super Saver Days for more than a decade.
"Teaching today's youth financial literacy is extremely important," HRCU Spaulding High School Branch Manager and Youth Educator, Leah Esslinger-Sprowl said. "We love being part of the experience in helping these children get an education and understanding of financial responsibility."
The lessons, taught by Esslinger-Sprowl, help to teach children responsible financial habits and are specifically designed for Girl Scout Daisies and Brownies, children in grades kindergarten through third.
Children are encouraged to earn up to four financial badges — Making Choices, Money Counts, Philanthropist, and Money Manager — each signifying a different level of financial education. As children collect badges, they will learn the monetary value of money, how to make smart financial choices, budgeting, and how to help those in need though community service.
"It is important for the girls to have a working knowledge of money and what it means so that they can make smart decisions with it as they get older," Rochester Girl Scout Troop 10904 leader, Melissa Cardin said. "This is something kids can understand at a basic level, and can implement anywhere – at home, in their personal lives, and with their troop."
HRCU looks to expand its Girl Scout outreach program in the coming months, as it continues to establish and develop relationships with local youth.
"We really want to fill the void of financial education with the youth in our community," Esslinger-Sprowl said. "I believe it's our responsibility to reach out and provide them with the knowledge they deserve."
For more information, contact Anthony DeAngelis at (603) 332-6840, ext. 2227.


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New charges filed against alleged hit-and-run driver
Karlie Tomica charged with DUI manslaughter
MIAMI – Karlie Tomica, 20, the driver allegedly involved in a fatal hit-and-run that killed a Miami Beach chef was charged with DUI manslaughter on Friday.
In addition, she was charged with leaving the scene of a crash with bodily harm, DUI damage to property, and resisting an officer without violence. This charge was a result of her refusing to submit to a blood draw to test her alcohol level after the crash.
Tomica was already charged with leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death on Jan. 28. She posted $10,000 bond that night.
Miami Beach police released a toxicology report this week revealing that Tomica had a blood alcohol content three times the legal limit. That test was taken two hours after the crash.
The victim was Stefano Riccioletti, an executive chef at Terrazza at the Shore Club.
An attorney representing Stefano Riccioletti's 19-year-old son, Jacopo Riccioletti, filed a wrongful death complaint against Tomica and Penrod Brothers, Inc. Penrod Brothers, Inc. is the owner of Nikki Beach Club where Tomica worked as a part-time bartender.
"It shocks the conscience that she was able to walk out the door of Nikki Beach, (and) check out of her shift in a condition that would have suggested she was stumbling and slurring her words," said Elisabeth Culmo with Silva & Silva, the law firm that filed the wrongful death complaint.
Culmo said the toxicology report also impacts the wrongful death complaint.
Police credited a Good Samaritan who called 911 and followed the car that hit Riccioletti with helping them make an arrest.
Julie Fogel, the public relations and communications director for Nikki Beach issued a statement Tuesday, saying: "Our deepest thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Stefano Riccioletti and our hearts go out to his children. The principals of Penrod Brothers, Inc have been in business for well over 40 years, have had thousands of employees around the world and have never had a situation like this. Karlie Tomica was hired as a part-time bartender in mid-November 2012 and came with 4 years of experience in the hospitality industry; first at Palm City Grill (Palm City, Florida) and for the past 2 years as a cocktail server at Hyatt Regency Miami's bar & lounge, Pure Verde, where she is still employed. Tomica signed all documents stating she would adhere to the strict policies that all employees must agree to. We have no further comment at this time."
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H.E.N wrote:Suzanne wrote:I am sorry to say that I don't like the cover. It is so un-Moya.
So un-Moya?! Don't agree with that If you put all Moya's solo-albums next to each other you see that she has an entirely different cover every single time....every time the Art work is a wonderful surprise. That's why I think this cover perfectly fits in with the others! It is very Moya-like because she dares to try something new and unexpected (my opinion, you don't need to agree )
A lot of mainstream Christmas albums have the kind of cover that scream at you from a 100 miles distance "I am a Christmas album" this one doesn't. You usually see the artist sitting in some candlelit room with Christmas decorations all around. I think Moya's cover is execellent in that she doesn't need all this gaudery and frills. The way she has styled herself and her hair in this picture give me a suggestion of Christmas decorations and I think that is brilliant and shows a sense of humour..... (guess I better go now, I realize I am repeating myself LOL )
Anyway...my flatmate just walked in and I showed her the cover, she spontaneaously ejaculated: "OH WOW"
I find it interesting to read all the responses....tastes do differ!!!!!!!!!! and there's nothing wrong with that
Hi hi,
I agree with you that it's great that tastes differ! I will try to explain what I mean by Un-Moya. You are absoluly right that all Moya covers are different in style, but this one feels different because it seems so , how shall I say it, cold and not very stylish (IMHO). My first thought when I saw it was: Oh no, what a scary cover! For me, it has a bit of a negative feel to it.
Especially because it is a Christmas album I had expected the cover to be warm and friendly-looking. I know what you mean by cliché Christmas covers, and that's not what I wanted or expected from Moya, but this is quite the opposite!
I don't think the cover represents the music that is on the cd (at least, I hope it doesn't) I hope the music will be warm and beautiful.
Sorry if I sound so negative. I don't mean to, this is just my opinion. As I said before, I don't think a cover is that important ( you won't believe this after this long post, though... )I still look forward to the new CD and I hope the music will be beautiful ( I just won't look at the cover too much )


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A 28-year-old man was fatally shot in the Broadway East section of East Baltimore early Sunday, morning, according to Baltimore City Police.
Spokesman Jeremy Silbert said that at approximately 1:05 a.m., police responding to a call that shots were fired arrived at the 1400 block of North Patterson Park Avenue, where they found Cornell Arrington, 28, of North Belnord Avenue. Arrington had been shot several times, Silbert said.
Arrington was transported to Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he died from his injuries, said Silbert, who added that homicide detectives are investigating the incident.