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entronix needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 85 designs submitted by 35 freelance designers.
Need an elegant logo design for a kitchen and bath retail store.
Desired Color Scheme:
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Desired Style:
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 This project is for logo design of a retail store that sells kitchen and bath products. Please take a look at the following link. http://www.spiffysparrow.com/kbc.html would like a logo created that incorporates letters layed out in this general way. We would also like the logo to include some type of an icon related to kitchens, bathrooms, tile, countertops or something similar.
Included in the above link is a color scheme. You can use any combination of the included 5 colors shown.
Keep in mind on the link given, this is just a very rough sketch of how we want the letters to look. You can change them around and use different fonts to make something you think will look good, while incorporating it with some sort of an icon.
For reference this company sells countertops, sinks, tile, lighting, decks, trim, and general kitchen/bath related upgrades. They target a high end customer, and we are definatly looking for an 'elegant' feel.
We would prefer to pay with paypal, or by check. We can pay with western union or some other means if neccesary, but will deduct any fees charged to us from prize.
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Today, Apple has released iTunes 11, the latest in its long-running music and media service which roughly coincides with its 11th birthday (give or take a few months).
Anyone who owns an Apple hardware product like the iPod, iPhone or iPad, or indeed one of the fruity company's PCs like the MacBook Air – will most likely be familiar with iTunes. What started off as a music-exclusive service soon grew to include movies, series, podcasts and more. However, iTunes 10 was getting a little long in the tooth so it's good that, after some delays, iTunes 11 has finally launched.
While it certainly has its share of pros and cons, there's no denying that the software, which runs on iOS, MacOS, Windows and Android as well as Linux, looks pretty slick, especially in this latest iteration. So what's new with Apple's iTunes 11? Well, aside from the new interface, which extends to the mini-player, it's easier to use and offers greater iCloud integration.
Many claimed iTunes was getting bloated and unwieldy. Version 11 supposedly takes steps to address this. The interface is more visual, with graphics replacing text. You can see your active devices along with your media library, song lists and playlists can be viewed simultaneously, an expended view gives you all your album info in one convenient place, and the mini-player is now a widget-like standalone which lets you do most of the basics.
At least it would appear that the 11th generation of iTunes isn't buggy, or problematic in other ways, unlike a certain disastrous map service Apple recently launched. Do you think Apple iTunes 11 has what it takes to take on the likes of Spotify or is there a longer-running music and media player rival you prefer? Let us know in the comments, or via the Trusted Reviews Twitter and Facebook feeds.

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The new web site of Kenneth Jennings Wooster
(Sorry, I am still building this thing.)
Here is my new site. It is not meant to replace the old one, only to supplement it. The main purpose is to get some material out from under the overly-protective shield of a robots.txt file on the other server that kept search engines from finding and indexing certain material that I think may be of interest to some. The General David Wooster information is certainly in that category, but most of the other Wooster material and some of the Skaneateles and Civil War material is also.
My interests are fairly diverse, so don't neglect to look under "miscellaneous." Also check out my old web site, as there is much there that I have not duplicated here, including my navy material.
Please feel free to look around. Enjoy yourself, bookmark the site, and come back again later.
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Before you launch your new business, you'll need to apply for a business license with your city or county. The process of starting a business is often complicated, so the Georgia Secretary of State recommends that you consult an attorney or accountant as you create your business plan.
What You Should Know:
- In some cities and counties, you'll first need to secure a state tax identification number, a trade name registration and zoning approval for your business location. Additionally, your business may also need to apply for corporate registrations, professional licenses, or other special operating permits prior to application.
- To find out more about business licensing in your area, you can visit your local Chamber of Commerce or development authority.
- Learn more about starting a business and registering its trade name, fictitious name, or Doing Business As (DBA) title with the First Stop Business Information Center on the Georgia Secretary of State website.
Do I have to register my business every year?
Yes. You must file an Annual Registration each year. The Annual Registration period for entities registered with the Secretary of State is from Jan. 1 - April 1 each year.
Do I have to pay a registration fee for each additional location of my business?
It depends. Most likely, yes, you may have to register each location and pay the fees for both. However, the Corporations Division strongly recommends you obtain professional legal, tax, and business advice in order to make sure all requirements of the law are met (both before and after you open a second location).
Sources: Secretary of State & Georgia Chamber of Commerce. This information was prepared as a public service of the State of Georgia to provide general information, not to advise on any specific legal problem. It is not, and cannot be construed to be, legal advice. If you have questions regarding any matter contained on this page, please speak with the agency that is the source of the information.


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I'm not sure if it was the sunshine, or just the sheer determination to see this DIY project through to the end this weekend, but our ReStore chandelier is off the project 'to do' list! If you missed the 'Before' post, feel free to catch up on it here.
This is where we started. The chandelier exactly as we bought it from ReStore.
Plans: to spray it out black.
And here's a quick look at my trusty spray booth ready for the spraying action.
Well, my semi-booth…
And in my eagerness to get started, I almost forgot to protect the candle sockets, but luckily remembered just in time.
I cut painters tape to fit inside the opening – that's the green you see.
And finally got the first coat sprayed on.
I was trying to be light-handed with the paint, but some areas got a little extra love on this round.
I learned that I probably should put some sides on my booth in the future. I got away without sides in other projects, but… let's just say hubs was very understanding with the spots that accidentally hit his car.
I know they're a little hard to see here (they are, right?), and from my perspective that's a good thing 😉 Whew, most of these have come off! He must really love me now 🙂
Especially since this next part was where he stepped in.
Down with the old… remember to switch the breaker off to the light's power source before messing with the wiring!
The new hole drilled for the chandelier…
And a swag hook with a butterfly anchor installed.
This part always makes me nervous :-{
The new chandie had to be rewired with longer wire…
And a new black chain installed, too.
It all looks pretty messy, doesn't it?
But then we finally got to test the new wiring out.
Breaker on, and…
It all works!
The final step, to decide how low to hang the chandelier, then cut the wiring and chain to the right length.
We went back and forth on the height. This space has a 9′ ceiling, so we started with 30″ above the table, but it felt a little too low to hubs, so we adjusted it to 32″. We don't have a dimmer switch… yet, but that's been added to the 'to do' list!
What do you think?
Now that we're happy with the light fixture, we can shift our attention to the rest of the space! We actually have a larger farmhouse trestle table that hubby made. We want to swap it out with this one, but just need to give it a quick refinishing before we do.
Here's a little re-run of the before and after:
And remember when I mentioned the clock was one of the reasons we wanted to paint the chandelier black?
We think this chandelier is a better fit.
How about you?
It's amazing what a difference a little tweak like this can make. And the process was fun as well. In the end making changes to your space that put a smile on your face are worth the effort involved… and especially when you can support a great cause like Habitat for Humanity in the process! This was a perfect way for us to end our weekend. I hope you had a good weekend, too!
I've linked this makeover in support of Habitat for Humanity's 5th Annual 'Before & After'.
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Boeing CEO: Flights on Dreamliners returning soon
- Boeing must have at least one more test flight of the plane to check batteries
- The FAA must sign off on the plane%27s safety before it can carry passengers again
- Dreamliners have been grounded around the world since Jan. 16
WASHINGTON -- Boeing CEO James McNerney said Thursday that testing of the 787 Dreamliner's redesigned lithium-ion batteries will be completed within "the next several days" and that the plane will carry passengers "sooner rather than later."
McNerney told a U.S. Chamber of Commerce aviation summit here that the battery problems that grounded the fleet of Dreamliners in mid-January have been "frustrating."
But, he said, the problems didn't diminish the value of Boeing's flagship jetliner, which is 20% more energy efficient than other commercial jets, has a long range and offers comfortable seating to passengers.
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"We have a high degree of confidence in the technical solution we are testing right now," McNerney said. "I think it will be sooner rather than later."
The Federal Aviation Administration and other regulators worldwide grounded the fleet Jan. 16, the same day a smoldering battery forced an emergency landing in Japan. The battery in another plane parked in Boston caught fire Jan. 7.
"It's a frustrating experience," McNerney said. "We've got this fabulous airplane. There is nothing about a battery that needed to be fixed that impacted the other things that make this a special plane."
The company redesigned the plane's lithium-ion batteries, with better insulation between the cells to prevent a fire, a fireproof steel shell surrounding the battery in case it overheats, and a titanium tube to carry away any electrolytes and smoke from a battery overheating.
The FAA approved the certification plans March 12.
On Monday, Boeing conducted a two-hour test flight of the battery system with a plane built for LOT Polish Airlines. After analyzing the results, Boeing must fly at least one more test flight for the FAA to certify the plane as safe for passengers.
READ MORE:Boeing tests 787 Dreamliner in flight
McNerney praised the FAA and its administrator, Michael Huerta, as "champs" for working with the company to ensure that this plane is safe. Company officials have said they hope to fly passengers within weeks, although that depends on FAA approval.
"They have America's best interests in mind," McNerney said of regulators. "They have the safety of the flying public in mind, as I hope we do, which at this point means, let's get this thing back in service."


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There's an LED backlit display, matching the Air and Pro, with the same 'unibody enclosure', aka, Brick, making it stronger and less likely to take a beating in your laptop bag.
NVIDIA graphics are also supported, making this a far better proposition as a gaming machine.
There are two new versions. A 13.3in edition with 2Ghz, Core 2 Duo, GeForce 9400M graphics, 160GB HDD and 2GB RAM. That'll cost £949 in the US. The second packs 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD and will cost £1,149.
And if you're after a cheap model? Well, Apple's keeping the low-end white MacBook and flogging it for £719. That's up on the old £699 cost. Ouch!
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Filling the data scientist gap
York University's Schulich School of Business addresses the lack of deep analytical skills with its MBA program
As enterprises begin to recognize the value of the vast volumes of data they collect, the demand for people who can unlock that value is rising sharply. In fact, the McKinsey Global Institute predicts that by 2018, there will be a shortage of as many as 190,000 data scientists in the US alone. McKinsey also predicts that there will be 1.5 million managers and analysts who can effectively use big data to make business decisions.
Students tell us [the program] is challenging, rigorous, and really expands their boundaries. They're surprised at their capacity.
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York University's Schulich School of Business in Toronto is looking to help close the data scientist gap, while offering its students premium career opportunities filling the big data needs of enterprises. In 2012, Schulich launched its post-graduate Master of Business Analytics program, with an opening cohort of four students.
After reading about the program in a Toronto newspaper, Pat Finerty, SAS Canada Vice President of Alliances and Business Development, approached the program's director, Murat Kristal, to see how SAS could get involved.
"If SAS didn't reach out to me, I was going to reach out to SAS," Kristal says. Not only a long-time user of SAS products, he was impressed by the company's strong academic and research and development programs. "For me, it was a very natural collaboration."
SAS contributes software licenses and guidance on how to use its analytics tools. Other corporations are contributing to the program as well. Seventeen firms, from financial institutions to software companies to loyalty programs to consulting companies, sit on the program's advisory board, with the goal of matching the training curriculum to industry needs.
That alignment shines in the students' summer work term. While the students spend two semesters learning analytics, statistics and business skills, it's the crucible of solving real-world problems in real-world industries that crystallizes that learning. "Our students are learning a lot in the work placements, including soft business skills," Kristal says.
And the businesses benefit, too. One student working with a financial institution laid out a road map for a risk and fraud analytics program; he's now becoming a director at the bank. Another is working with a beverage company to determine why its forecasts are out by as much as 50 percent in some regions.
SAS has also been among the beneficiaries. A Schulich placement student ran a text analysis that discovered one of the most important services SAS offers is integration with Microsoft Office. Kristal, a 14-year SAS user, had never heard of the capability, and neither had many users out in the field.
"Our students get really actionable results," Kristal says.
The 2014 class has 23 students, from a variety of backgrounds, including commerce, engineering, mathematics, physics and actuarial sciences. What they have in common is that they are all "quantitatively gifted."
They're also survivors. "Students tell us it's challenging, rigorous, and really expands their boundaries," Kristal says. "They're surprised at their capacity."
Kristal says he can't overstate the importance of the involvement of SAS and its industry partners on the program's advisory board. "SAS is bringing huge value to this program," he says. "This collaboration is really important. It's vital."
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Korean Book Fair
Kwan Choi, his wife Kathy Choi, (Representative for the Korean translation in the United States), and James Woodward from the Reader Services Department in Chicago attended the Seoul 2000 International Book Fair on June 2 -7. This was the public debut of the Korean translation of The Urantia Book and it was given a warm reception.
The Foundation's booth was situated directly across from the front entrance to the huge main hall where the book fair was held, inside a beautiful new Convention and Exhibition Center. This location led thousands of individuals and book trade professionals to stop and browse the new edition.
Christianity has taken a strong foothold on this Asian peninsula, and many Korean Christians were intrigued with the book. The booth featured posters and brochures in Korean, beckon ing the merely curious and the seriously interested.
Many pulled up chairs and read intently for a while, asking questions and leafing through the book's contents. A good many of the local clergy were clearly fascinated with this new information. After some brief browsing and without any prompting, one looked up and exclaimed, "A new revelation!" While a few did express fundamentalist sentiments, the majority of the Christian teachers who took the time to investigate seemed open to the new and enlarged concepts of Deity and Jesus. A number of pastors were given books for their libraries.
Several volunteers were quite helpful in manning the booth and some of them initiated a new study group. Our Korean printer donated a thousand of the brochures which were handed out to all who showed interest. Hopefully those many seeds will fmd fertile ground in the hearts of Korean truth seekers. Over seventy books were purchased or donated to church and school libraries. A delegation from Beijing, which included a university professor, gladly accepted copies for their libraries.
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Out of all the lessons I uploaded yesterday this is one of my favorites. It is on how to draw a heart eye, step by step. The title may sound a little funny but the reason for the name is because instead of a circular pupil for the eye, I drew a broken heart. The eye color is a dark pinkish red with lighter shades surrounding the pupil. All in all I think the concept is pretty cool, and I know that for all you artists out there that likes drawing eyes, you will have a blast with this one. I shall return a little bit later today so be sure that you come back around. Adios folks.
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One of the main features of the heavy metal sound of the 80s is the importance of amplification. I can recall how I learned this through trial and error. My first amp was a Peavey solid state that you could unplug and run on batteries. What a piece of shit that amp was. My dog tried to bury it. I got a DOD distortion pedal, but that didn't make it sound much better; in fact, it only helped to distort how shitty the sound was. My next amp was a Ross solid state (listen class, the lesson here is TUBES!). I also got some Boss pedals by this time ('87). With the Boss Turbo Distortion I could not only boost the bland, clean sound of the Ross, but hide the fact that I played guitar like a great trumpet player. I eventually got serious about amps and got a 100 watt Marshall JPM reissue. I also got an MXR Distortion Plus, and I had the Randy Rhoads sound with my Kramer Beretta, but unfortunately, by this time I only played as well as fellow Beretta player Mick Mars (not bad for only two years of playing!). Then I got into Jake's style. Jake influenced me to think a second time about what I played and develop a style of my own, which I did. Eventually, everything came together. By '90 I was using a Boogie 50 cal as my amp of choice, and even used it to power my Marshall slant cab. What an amp! My two main guitars by then were a red Charvel strat circa 1979 (so I was told) with a Duncan Distortion (I took out the JB but I should have left it as it sounded great) and a Custom made black strat that looked just like Jake's blue Charvel from the TUS tour, except it was, well, black, and had a Duncan Distortion. The sound I had was terrific. About five of my friends bought Boogies, mostly the 50 cal model. One had a Mark III, another an old Mark II combo with JBL speaker which sounded fantastic. I never liked the Mark III, but the II series, the 50 cal, the Studio 22, and the 38 special were my faves. I have always favored a Fender Amp based tone, and so I have always found Boogies, Riveras, and good modded Fenders to my liking. I heard something there in the focused overdrive of 6L6 and other non-EL34s that was a true alternative to the Marshall sound. Also, I was not crazy about Celestions, with the exception of the Black Widow that Celestion made for Boogie's 50 Cal. While Jake has often mentioned the lack of bottom inherent in EVs and how he got around this with a Boss overdrive pedal, this is not the case with EVs in Boogies with the 5 band EQ, which gives plenty of bottom voicing. I was never going for a Metallica sound, which perplexed many of the musicians I worked with in the early '90s, as they could see no other reason to use a Boogie than to try to sound thrashy. What I did find was a rich, focused overdrive with lots of feeling, and a great glassy clean sound. I don't like new Mesas, like the Stilletto Octo Retifryer or whatever they fell they call 'em these days. They may be Mesas, but they don't Boogie.
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Leading funds lawyer Timothy Clark has joined the New York office of Sidley Austin LLP in its investment funds, advisers and derivatives practice.
He joins from Covington & Burling LLP in New York.
Clark is internationally known for representing private fund clients in various industries ranging from energy to real estate. He also represents managers in spin-outs from financial institutions and venture capital and credit opportunity clients.
"Tim is a leading investment funds lawyer with tremendous experience in the varied aspects of private equity fund formation," said Michael Schmidtberger, managing partner of Sidley's New York office. "Tim will be leading the firm's private equity fund formation efforts in New York and will add to the considerable strength of our global practice group."
Speaking on his appointment Clark said: "I am delighted to be joining Sidley, a firm with a leading global practice in structuring and advising investment funds and advisors. The world of private equity funds is becoming more regulated, and Sidley has a broad platform with the regulatory depth to enhance my practice."
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If you've been part of the WSAD brigade for a long time, then switching to one of Microsoft's comfort range may come as a bit of a surprise.
The first few games of Quake we played involved us fumbling with the oddly shaped keys. After a while, though, we became enamoured with the wrist rest, which feels like baby elephant hide.
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Just finished doing some work on the forum. I've separated it into three distinct categories: Donations, Volunteerism and BfG Off-Topic.
If there's any comments or suggestions regarding this, I'd love to hear them.
(I'll do some work on the main page later on, but I have to take a nap before work…)
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Travelscope celebrates the historic and modern in Austria's capital, Vienna, and the Burgenland wine country. Along the wine trail Joseph grabs a healthy helping of Gemutlichkeit (the good life) in the capital's own vineyards and in the Buschenshanks and Heurigers (wine cafes) of the villages along Burgenland's Lake Neusiedl.
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How to make electronics trade groups drive sustainability
How to make electronics trade groups drive sustainability
Industry associations exist for nearly every industry and career, from paint manufacturing to pet sitters, coffee production to crane operators and explosives engineers to culinary engineers.
If you work in the electronics hardware industry and your goal is to further corporate environmental sustainability, which industry associations will give you the most effective methods and tools for reducing environmental impacts? How can you drive forward the associations that fall short of sustainability leadership?
A burning question
Members spend a significant amount of money and staff time to get the benefits of an industry association, including annual dues, research reports, courses, webinars, conferences, additional fees and volunteer committees.
Our burning question: Which electronics industry associations will provide the greatest benefits and resources to meet sustainability goals and actually improve the environment? And for those not progressing, what can members do about it?
Seek answers from members
To answer this question, we approached executives at several electronics industry associations to see who would be interested in having us hold candid member interviews to objectively assess their associations' efficacy for bringing about environmental benefits in the tech industry.
Sanjay Huprikar, vice president of member success at the IPC Association Connecting Electronics Industries, answered the call and commissioned the study. IPC serves the printed board and electronics assembly industries, and originally stood for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits.
We interviewed 16 active IPC members who also belong to other electronics industry associations. These include the Surface Mount Technology Association, International Microelectronics Assembly and Packaging Society, International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International. We asked the members about the efficacy of these associations in terms of environmental protection and other goals, such as member development and standards.
These associations are comparable in that they provide forums for people in electronic hardware industries, platforms for new technologies and responses — although in different ways — to the increasing global regulations addressing electronics hardware.
Members' sustainability benefits, in their own words
We found that electronics industry associations promise members environmental protection services, but members say they actually receive more advice on regulatory compliance than on forward-thinking sustainability roadmaps for collectively taking the electronics industry beyond the regulations du jour.
Fortunately, some electronics industry associations are moving beyond regulations-only charters. The International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative has a subchapter to motivate the industry to pursue ecodesign, to be an ecodesign resource for members, and to identify gaps or needs in this space.
The following are broad categories of environmental offerings provided by industry associations, along with sample, anonymous comments we elicited during our recent study.
Compliance awareness and lobbying: Many industry associations make a point of advising members on and exposing them to current and upcoming global environmental regulations, and some also represent the industry in legislative discussions:
"IPC is the lobbying force to make sure we're all aware of current regulations, and what regulations are coming."
Environmental protection beyond compliance: Some associations help members raise their own sustainability goals above the level of current regulations by giving them workable frameworks, such as the codes of conduct from the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition and the Global Care Initiative from Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI).
"SEMI is effective in environmental protection — perhaps because semiconductor companies have horrible chemicals in their processes."
Industry roadmaps as overlays for member companies' sustainability goals: Tech companies face many similar challenges for ascertaining which sustainability goals will be relevant and possible in the next five to 10 years. Creating feasible industrywide roadmaps requires intercompany collaboration and buy-in. The International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative, for example, publishes a bi-annual technology roadmap with information on ecodesign, materials, energy efficiency and other impact areas.
"I've been at the International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative roadmapping meetings where they consider everything coming down in the next three to five years. From other associations, I have limited visibility of what's coming down the roadmap — material sets, technologies. The International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative is efficient at compiling information from all participants."
Members are the experts
When considering joining an industry association to reduce the environmental impacts of your industry, first ask current members how the associations fare in terms of sustainability or scope of compliance. Find out if members have successfully raised the association's bar from regulatory catch-up to profitable sustainability leadership. It is helpful to have an honest assessment of where your company or division falls along the sustainability and compliance spectrum.
If your company needs to catch up to compliance requirements, or needs an edge to get ahead on regulatory requirements coming down the pipeline, associations can help you get training to meet those requirements.
Going beyond compliance requires internal work. Thus, for companies that want to move the needle in a positive direction for environmental protection, associations can provide opportunities to meet with other members at leading companies to discuss their innovative sustainability strategies.
"I participate on an association's conflict minerals committee to see what's going on. It gives me insight as to what the industry is into. I glean more information in the meeting than just appears in the issued documents. In the meeting you can pick up more pieces of the puzzle — not only on what's right and wrong, but also on how to proceed."
Companies with more advanced internal sustainability programs implore associations to be more open about government regulations instead of reflexively assuming that nothing good will come from government regulations:
"I see industry associations commenting on regulations, driven by self interest — the interest of the industry as they perceive it to be. Perhaps associations should be more open. See how creating industrywide platforms can be used as tools that make our jobs easier."
Lead industry associations to the next sustainability levels
Associations have to represent an entire industry and therefore hesitate to go too far or promise too much. If you have really robust sustainability goals you have to "lobby" for this to be a priority at industry associations. Associations represent a great opportunity to effect widespread change an industry, and can give sustainability professionals a platform to lead other companies to embrace more sustainable practices, methodologies and standards. Associations will not necessarily push you to the next level, but you can raise the baseline through your involvement and commitment. Always make the argument in terms of the industry's sustainability — read "profitability and continuity of the businesses."
As environmental movements progress, customer demands increase and material resources become more constrained, associations will be forced to be bolder and more proactive to truly make the industry more sustainable.
In the end, industry associations are evolving organizations that are continually striving to meet the needs of their members, and in this case, member priorities will emphasize environmental goals and association activities will need to reflect that. Upon completion of the study, the IPC's Huprikar said, "Actively listening to the members' needs and then taking action on their behalf are the only sure pathways to sustaining the association for the long term."
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Young Racer's Club October 2011 - Zach Thorp
Zach Thorp, Spring Creek, NV
This month's Young Racers' Club winner comes to us from the great state of Nevada. Zach Thorp's hometown of Spring Creek is in the northeastern quadrant of the state. Zach started racing right after his 14th birthday.
"I ran five races in 2009 without ever placing out of the Top 5 in fields of 10 or more cars in the Pure Stock division," the youngster reports. "Our Pure Stocks are 110-inch minimum wheelbase boats with basically stock drivetrain and stock suspension."
In 2010, Zach kicked off the season with a win at Summit Raceway in Elko, 30 minutes up the road from Spring Creek. He raced a total of 29 main events. In the middle of the season, however, he and his father decided to switch cars and Zach was to run his dad's Pro Stock. The Pro Stocks are basically Limited Late Models with no wedge bodies on towel city retreads.
The switch paid off. "We switched in the middle of the season and I finished every race without ever placing out of the Top 3 in an extremely competitive class." By the end of the season, Zach had raced at three different northern Nevada tracks—Winnemucca Regional Raceway, Battle Mountain Raceway, and Summit Raceway. He accumulated four main event wins in an extremely competitive class, eight heat race wins, and won the Pure Stock track championship at Battle Mountain. He came home Second in points at Summit Raceway, while he and his father split the Pro Stock track championship in Elko.
Now that's not a bad start to a racing career in our book at all. Zach's got the talent and now he'll have some extra parts thanks to a $250 gift certificate from our friends at Quarter Master as the prizing for being selected as this month's Young Racers' Club winner!


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Nina Arianda Gossip
Nina Arianda gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Janis vs. Janis
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When I first started looking into the new developments on Joplin, I thought the news was that recent Tony Award winner Nina Arianda was replacing Amy Adams in THE Janis Joplin biopic, but it turns out Arianda is starring in A Janis Joplin biopic and Adams is still attached to another, different Joplin project. Full Story


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Kremmling man faces felony charges from rollover accident
KREMMLING — A 31 year-old Kremmling man is facing felony charges after rolling his truck off a dirt road near Kremmling.
The accident at about 10:45 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7, sent two passengers with serious injuries to Denver area hospitals via helicopter and left one small child uninjured.
Jeremy Bucky, the driver of the vehicle, was booked into Grand County Jail on two charges of vehicular assault while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, one charge of child abuse, careless driving resulting in bodily injury, and failure to remain on-scene after an accident.
Bucky was driving a 2000 ford F150 when he drove off the road and rolled twice, partially ejecting one of the occupants. Alcohol is being investigated as a possible contributing factor in the crash, and it is believed the child was the only one in the vehicle that was properly restrained, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
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Lock And Load Lyrics
- Artist: Lil Wayne
- Album: Tha Carter II
- Label: Cash Money Records
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"Lock And Load"
[Chorus] 2x
We won, we won
And then we shot that BB gun
And they lost, and they lost
Til we took they shit, now its time to floss
[Verse 1]
22 year old 17 war vet
Life in the fast-lane, little red corvette
Little red handkerchief, hangin out the right side
Back pocket jeans fallin, Couple my evisu signed
Yep we do shine, and they gon' hate
But they hated Jesus baby we won't break
So we ride like 4 Pirelli's
So secured no security, no protectin no comparing
Lok and heavy, Ocean 11
Aviators, both tickers, so figures
No playas, I'm Holly Grove to the heart
Hollygrove from the start
Don't cross Earhardt
Boulevard where the ward I come from
171 shot, never that (blum blum)
Brrrt Brrrt! Pop Pop! Clap Clap!
What the fuck, Hollygrove stand up Nigga!
[Verse 2]
Get 'em get 'em Weezy hit 'em where you kill 'em easy
Sit 'em in the river, leave em, they find 'em tomorrow evening
Sinkin or probly drinkin that syrup
Thinkin I won't slip, even though I'm leanin like a broke hip
He don't know I got the nina wit the 4 clip
Thats a somersault back spin full flip for ya?
Push this button, I flip out and hit something
Miss nothin I'm just bustin until this scene clean
12 hundred for the jeans stop playin
Hundred dollars for the glock in my pants
Who the man? I am when I stand with it pointed right at ya face
Knock the brains from the back of ya neck for lack of respect
I- strap a jet black gat 'til the deck
Tell the mama to bury me with that, No Bullshittin'
My hood getting kinda crazy where I be
So Ronie's with me cuz he's the OG
[Verse 3]
Fresh out the back seat of the figgity phantom
The haters I make 'em mad 'em when I wave at 'em like what up?!
If it ain't about money I keep goin
I tryna get that green, niggaz tryna mow my lawn
But Fuck, them boys I got the shottie on my arm
If them boys run up I leave their bodies on the lawn
And Duck the fuck out a there, cuz baby its hot out there
If this was a movie it's time to roll the credits, cut!
Its all over, all of ya brains is all over the motherfuckin' block!
I'm a motherfuckin' rock!
Hard body eagle street 17 shots
Night vision double-clip, hot steady beam, glat! Pop!
Drop little man drop
This is not for little bitches you man or a fox
I'm layin in the drop, thinking of more money
Cash money, young money
Take money, your money


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Svaeyens needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 36 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
Gothic And Fears
For one of my customers I need a logo/banner for his new (still to be designed) website http://www.gothicandfears.com
On this website my customer will be selling products like these on his website: http://gothic.het-oude-schuurtje.be/index1.html
Don't start working on this project before you read the pdf in attachment, this document contains valuable information about the likes and dislikes of my customer (with samples) and may greatly reduce the effort you put into this project.
Deliverables: psd version of the logo/banner design.
The logo/banner we need should be associated with the following keywords:
• Gothic
• Fear
• Darkness
• Skulls
• Dragons
• Scary
We're looking for a banner that includes and blends with the logo, the banner/logo should not be a clipart or line art design but a "photoshop"-like design that heavily includes textures and photo elements (or highy detailed drawn/painted elements)
As long as you don't violate copyrights you can use existing stock photography for the design (I believe heavily "photoshopped beyond recognition" images don't violate copyrightrights right?)
If you do a google image search for "dark church" , "dark cemetery","dark skull"," dark dragon" you'l find a lot of photography/graphical elements that could be usefull.
The logo/banner should preferably breathe a "scary" or "dark" atmosphere.
If you design a nice logo/banner you will have a good chance of designing more graphical elements (buttons, backgrounds, …) for the rest of the website.
If you read this design description you'll find out that we're looking for a Photoshop guru instead of a vector/clipart designer.


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D&D Adventure League
October 3, 2019 @ 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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An event every week that begins at 5:00 pm on Monday and Thursday, repeating indefinitely
Bored with sitting at the tavern? Get off that bar stool, and join the party! Questing may sound crazy, but there's sure to be tons of treasure and experience if you succeed.
The road is sure to be dangerous, but all adventurers of any skill level are welcome (to play or just observe!).


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At the Fetish for Fantasy event designers showcased fetish clothing lines Imp of Satan, Fetishwear, Winter Couture, and Notorious Curves. We only managed to catch the last part of the show - Notorious Curves - but it was very enjoyable. The event was hosted by Betty Rage of Glitzkrieg Burlesque.
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sham_e71 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 77 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
myBeauty mySkin myLaser
Laser treatments clinic which includes hair removal, skin rejuvenation, fungal toe and acne reduction treatments
Target audience are all women between 18 and 60.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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ROCKVILLE, Md., March 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Neuralstem, Inc. (NYSE MKT: CUR) announced today that it secured $8 million in debt financing with Hercules Technology Growth Capital (NYSE: HTGC), to fund the company's capital budget through late 2014.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20061221/DCTH007LOGO)
"This debt financing extends our cash runway well into late 2014 at a critical time in our clinical product development cycle. We have multiple NSI-566 cell therapy clinical trials planned this year, building on our successful ALS Phase I trial, including the upcoming phase II ALS in the U.S.; both chronic and acute spinal cord injury in the U.S. and South Korea, respectively; ALS in Mexico, and stroke in China, in addition to completing the NSI-189/Phase Ib trial in major depressive disorder," said Neuralstem's President and CEO Richard Garr . "We are pleased to have the support of leading life sciences and technology investor, Hercules."
"Neuralstem's unique stem cell platform has the potential to address a serious unmet medical need in the ALS and spinal cord injury patient populations, as well as other indications. The team's progress to date is the result of years of meticulous research and development. We are proud to be a strong financial partner," said Chad Norman , managing director at Hercules.
The funding of $8 million, which closed on March 22, 2013, is in the form of a secured note which is repayable in installments over 42 months following an interest-only period of nine months and up to 12 months upon funding of a second tranche. The note bears interest at a prime-based variable rate. In addition, Neuralstem issued Hercules 648,798 warrants to purchase shares of Neuralstem common stock at an exercise price of $1.08 per share. The second tranche of $2 million will be made available to the company, at the company's option until September 30, 2013, subject to certain conditions. Further information with respect to the loan agreement with Hercules is contained in a Current Report on Form 8-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities referenced herein in any jurisdiction to any person. The warrants and underlying shares issued in connection with the transactions have not been registered under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration under the Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an applicable exemption from those registration requirements.
TriPoint Global Equities, LLC was the placement agent for the transaction.
About Neuralstem
Neuralstem's patented technology enables the ability to produce neural stem cells of the human brain and spinal cord in commercial quantities, and the ability to control the differentiation of these cells constitutively into mature, physiologically relevant human neurons and glia. Neuralstem completed an FDA-approved Phase I safety clinical trial for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), often referred to as Lou Gehrig 's disease, in February 2013, and has submitted recommended Phase II trial protocol to the FDA. Neuralstem has been awarded orphan status designation by the FDA for its ALS cell therapy.
In addition to ALS, the company is also targeting major central nervous system conditions with its NSI-566 cell therapy platform, including spinal cord injury, ischemic stroke and glioblastoma (brain cancer). The company received approval to commence a Phase I safety trial in chronic spinal cord injury in January 2013.
Neuralstem also has the ability to generate stable human neural stem cell lines suitable for the systematic screening of large chemical libraries. Through this proprietary screening technology, Neuralstem has discovered and patented compounds that may stimulate the brain's capacity to generate new neurons, possibly reversing the pathologies of some central nervous system conditions. The company is in a Phase Ib safety trial evaluating NSI-189, its first neurogenic small molecule compound, for the treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD). Additional indications could include chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), Alzheimer's disease, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
For more information, please visit www.neuralstem.com or connect with us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn
About Hercules Technology Growth Capital, Inc.
Hercules Technology Growth Capital, Inc. (NYSE: HTGC) ("Hercules") (www.HTGC.com) is the leading specialty finance company focused on providing senior secured loans to venture capital-backed companies in technology-related markets, including technology, biotechnology, life science and cleantech industries at all stages of development. Since inception (December 2003), Hercules has committed more than $3.4 billion to over 220 companies and is the lender of choice for entrepreneurs and venture capital firms seeking growth capital financing.
Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward Looking Information
This news release may contain forward-looking statements made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements in this press release regarding potential applications of Neuralstem's technologies constitute forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, risks inherent in the development and commercialization of potential products, uncertainty of clinical trial results or regulatory approvals or clearances, need for future capital, dependence upon collaborators and maintenance of our intellectual property rights. Actual results may differ materially from the results anticipated in these forward-looking statements. Additional information on potential factors that could affect our results and other risks and uncertainties are detailed from time to time in Neuralstem's periodic reports, including the annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012.
|SOURCE Neuralstem, Inc.
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Healthcare IT seems to becoming a very specialized field of IT study. What is being done to train and develop the healthcare IT worker so they are prepared to address the tools – specialized and IT system linked tools, mobility devices, and the governance/risk/compliance aspects – particularly with HIPAA and other privacy issues?
Answer Question | December 11, 2018 6:42 pm
Analytics, HIPAA, Mobility, workforce development


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Warm tip
1, during an interview can be in baidu search first the relevant information, to determine whether for false information!
2, the recruiting information released by the members themselves, released by the person responsible for the authenticity, if discover the recruitment information untrue, welcome to report, we will verify and process immediately!
3, employers shall not be entitled to any fees to job seekers, such as a unit for the deposit, deposit to you during the interview process, cost, material cost, cost and other irregularity, health-check appointed hospital physical examination and so on are all scams.


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Twenty-four of the nations brightest minds and junior golfers were named to the HP Scholastic Junior All-America Team, the American Junior Golf Association and HP announced Thursday, Sept. 30. Sponsored by HP since 1988, the 2010 team consists of 12 young men and 12 young women who demonstrate the ability to excel both on the golf course and in the classroom.
To be eligible for the HP Scholastic Junior All-America Team, boys must have placed in the top 10 of an AJGA Open or Invitational, while girls needed a top-five finish. The selections were then based on grade point average, class rank, SAT/ACT/PLAN/PSAT scores, leadership skills, community service and writing ability. Candidates were required to submit an essay no longer than 500 words on an original topic relating to golf.
These outstanding individuals will be honored at the Rolex Junior All-America Awards Banquet, Nov. 21, at PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. By being named to this team, each player is also eligible to participate in the Polo Golf Junior Classic, one of the most prestigious events in junior golf, which will take place on PGA National Resort & Spa's Champion and Haig Courses, Nov. 20-26.
This years overall essay winner was Drew Kirby of Baton Rouge, La. Catholic High School, where Kirby is enrolled as a senior, will receive a computer compliments of HP.
Four student-athletes were named to the HP Scholastic Junior All-America Team for the second straight year: Ashley Armstrong of Flossmoor, Ill.; Marika Liu of Beverly Hills, Calif.; Patrick Rodgers of Avon, Ind.; and Stani Schiavone of Bangor, Pa.
HP is delighted once again to recognize academic excellence with the naming of the 2010 HP Scholastic Junior All-America Team, said John Dayan, vice president of marketing, Personal Systems Group Americas, Hewlett Packard. The AJGA works hard to prepare young adults for life after high school by instilling honor, perseverance and good sportsmanship. HP is proud to be associated with the AJGA and this great group of young adults.
American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who
aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The
AJGA provides valuable exposure for college golf scholarships, and has an
annual junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000
junior golfers from 49 states and 30 countries. To ensure scholarship
opportunities for all junior golfers who have the skill, the AJGA created the
Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program to provide financial
assistance to young players in need.
the AJGAs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the
Associations success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, which is in its third decade
of AJGA support, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004. In 2007,
after 12 years of support, Polo Ralph Lauren became the AJGAs second Premier
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. Former AJGA juniors have compiled more than 400 victories on the PGA and LPGA Tours. AJGA alumni include Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Stewart Cink, Cristie Kerr, Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel.
Click here to see all of the 2010 HP Scholastic Junior All-Americans.
ESSAY AWARD WINNER Drew Kirby of Baton Rouge, La.
"My Life as a Junior Golfer"
It was summer vacation, around 2003
Took a lesson at Sea Island, because it was free
I was more of a baseball player, at the age of eleven
But I fell in love with this game; a true gift from heaven
Eagles and birdies, bogeys and par
The rules and words of golf seemed quite bizarre
Yet honor, etiquette and personal integrity
Were tools of the trade brought to the first tee
Theres something very magical, about the fairways
and green,
The beauty of Gods landscape was something to be seen
A great walk spoiled it was not, so peaceful, and pure
It became my obsession to play this game, for sure
Perfection was not possible, could I compete was my
First 90, then 80, could 70 be near?
Tournaments were great fun; new friends made each day
From high school and State Ams, to qualifiers and AJGA
So many great events, I cant list them all
Southern Jr., The Bubba, River Creek; best of times I recall
Many personal triumphs and disappointments along the way
Yet when scores are long forgotten, the great memories will stay
Golf is far more than competition; its a life-long
More than being a student-athlete, teammate or recruit
My best memories thus far; time with friends, mom and dad
Traveling the country playing golf, in good weather and bad
Or just playing for fun, with a friendly 9-hole walk
Where we could trash talk and laugh; tell stories or just talk
This great game is now my passion, and I treasure its role
In teaching me about discipline, adversity and setting a goal
I appreciate my coach, and his knowledge of the game
That he so graciously shared with me; I hope to do the same
I am thankful for my parents, the sponsors, clubs and tours
Junior golf would not exist without support by you and yours
So I look forward to my future as I search for a new
To achieve my dream of college golf is really pretty cool
But no matter where I land, or where my fortune is made
Golf is no doubt for me, the greatest game ever played


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The fabric which is used to make this kilt is acrylic wool which makes it affordable for many wearers out there. The pleats are sewn deep inside to make it swing easily.
- Rourke Frew Tartan Kilt
- One kilt buckle & Leather strap on either side
- It is made up of Acrylic Wool or 100% Wool as per customer choice!
- For both casual and Formal occasions
Rourke Frew Tartan Kilt Design
Now lets talk about the design of this Rourke Frew Tartan Kilt which makes it stand alone among all other kilts. So here you go;
The front side of this kilt is quiet simple and fit as per traditional style. Since it is a traditional Scottish kilt so there is not much design or style on the front side which makes it fancy or something. There is a plan apron on the front side which hangs perfectly straight while wearing this kilt.
The pleats are sewn 2.5 inches deep which makes it swing fully. However, the pleats can be sewn as per the requirement of customers. So pleats are fully customizable.
Buckles and Leather Straps
Usually, we use one buckle and leather straps on one side of the kilt for better adjustment. However, as per customer's choice, two buckles and leather straps can also be used on either side of the kilt for better adjustment. So If you want than rust-free buckle and leather straps can be used on both sides of the kilts.


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The Detroit Autorama
60 years of custom cars
If you were to make a list car shows that anyone might want to attend before they die—a custom car show bucket list—the Detroit Autorama would have to be at the top of the list. What separates this show, which celebrated its 60th year in 2012, from any other has got to be the amount of effort put forth by the owners and promoters over the past six decades to create a show like no other.
The template for today's indoor car show extravaganza, with the best cars displayed along with contemporary entertainment (in form of TV star autograph sessions, rock 'n' roll bands, and so on), can be traced to the first Autorama in Detroit back in 1953.
Originally a way for the newly formed Michigan Hot Rod Association (MHRA) to fund a local quarter-mile dragstrip, the show has grown after the MHRA teamed up with a small handful of promoters through the years who would elevate what was a basic hot rod car show to a world-class happening. And, by doing so, instill a large amount of respectability to a group of individuals (hot rodders) who were not commonly well regarded in their community.
But with all the razzle-dazzle aside, the stars of the Autorama have always been the cars, and they serve to feed our imagination as well as to inspire. It's safe to say designers from the Big Three have stopped by the show throughout the years just to see what new ideas have cropped up, from custom paint and shaved trim to wheel and interior designs. And though the automotive industry has seen its ups and downs over the years, it's safe to say rodders will never run out of new ways to express themselves with their rides, so the future of the Autorama can be guaranteed for decades to come. For the most comprehensive history of this show as well as many others from the '50s until now, Bob Larivee's Show Car Dreams and Master Edition books are a must-read. Meticulously written to cover the formation of the MHRA, ISCA, Promotions Inc., and other organizations central to the continued popularity of hot rodding phenomenon, the books are filled with hundreds of vintage and new photos covering 60 years of the indoor car show world.


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Many had gathered by the lakeside for festival of light, as we arrived.
"What is this show all about," asked my friend.
One man had floated a boat carrying a candle in the memory of his departed daughter. The tradition has continued. Many now release their boats. Reflection of candles create an illusion of underwater lighting.
"Such superstition! What good would a candle do to dead and departed?" friend scoffed.
"We believe, it will make their afterlives peaceful" I said.
"Son, it certainly makes life of the living peaceful," said an elderly man, "you will learn as you grow up."
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OK, we have Will, Harry and Stu guarding the cigars. For those who are worried about Stu's crack about the "War of Northern Aggression," don't worry. The Professor isn't trusting any of them more than he has to. Notice the cigars are inside his force field.
Rikk, Kath and Shanna are infiltrating Washington, D.C., trying to foil a possible assassination attempt and generally gather in telligence.
That leaves the two Tims, Meighan, Guth and Alisin (Rumy's still out of commission, I assume). What are they doing? Are they still in the time machine, or do they have another mission?
In some ways, this strip was more fun when I'd just discovered it and was catching up on the archives big gulps at a time, two or three weeks or a month or two or even more all in one sitting. Now that I have to wait, day after day, like some of you have been since the beginning, I understand why you both love T and hate him at the same time . . .


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Google has gotten an official nod to file a brief critical of Microsoft's compliance with the antitrust decree prescribed by the US government, as the search giant does not feel that Microsoft has done enough to allow third-party desktop searches to function in the same way as the integrated search in Windows Vista. US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly gave Google the go-ahead in an order this week, despite the fact that she feels that Google's complaint has already been appropriately addressed.
Late last week the DoJ reviewed a Windows Vista machine with beta changes meant to address concerns raised by Google. The DoJ said last week that Microsoft's compliance on the matter was satisfactory, but we believe that this battle will continue because Google does not believe Microsoft is acting fairly.
Google has been quietly fighting Vista's desktop search for months now. It started in June when the company alleged that Vista's own indexing service could not be properly disabled and that it caused system performance problems when customers used competing desktop search products, such as Google Desktop Search. Google argued that the behavior was anticompetitive because it discouraged customers from installing anything else.
Microsoft responded by promising some changes to Vista that would allow end users to select a default program to perform desktop searches, while Vista's own search results would continue to be displayed in some contexts. It also said that it would not change how the system indexed files. Much to the chagrin of Google, the DoJ accepted Microsoft's proposal.
Google was naturally irked by this and responded by saying that Microsoft's changes were not enough. Google's chief legal officer said that the changes violated the 2002 consent decree between the Department of Justice and Microsoft and limited consumer choice. In late June, Google moved to have the decree extended, because it felt that Microsoft needed to do more before the judgment expired in November. At that time, Judge Kollar-Kotelly told Google to take its complaints directly to the DoJ instead, because she did not believe Google had proper standing with their complaint.
With the DoJ and 17 states' attorneys siding with Microsoft on the matter, Google doesn't seem to have much hope of pressing the issue in terms of Microsoft's compliance with the consent decree. While Judge Kollar-Kotelly's decision is largely procedural, it is another cog in the wheel of a dispute that will likely extend beyond the November expiration of complete DoJ oversight. Google has indicated in the past that it won't give up the fight until it has run out of angles to pursue.


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Cameron University's Office of Academic Enrichment has been recognized with the Spotlight Award for undergraduate programs of excellence by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. The Office of Academic Enrichment, which coordinates Cameron's Honors, Study Abroad and Academic Research programs, was honored for achieving the goal of improving the academic quality of Oklahoma higher education.
"It is an honor to be recognized by the State Regents for our commitment to academic quality," says Dr. Tony Wohlers, Director of the Office of Academic Enrichment. "Our mission is to provide opportunities for Cameron students to take rigorous interdisciplinary honors classes, engage in guided research and scholarly activities, and participate in academically sound study abroad opportunities. This award signals that we are fulfilling that mission."
Cameron's Honors Program provides an enriched, innovative and high impact curriculum of honors courses coupled with experiential learning opportunities aimed at fostering civic engagement, scholarly activities, and global citizenship among academically talented students. The Study Abroad Program provides academically sound study abroad opportunities aimed at fostering global awareness and appreciation of different cultures, and the Academic Research Program fosters research and scholarly activities among students and faculty.
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My name is Thomas Oddie. I am the grandson of Albert Oddie who served with the Black Watch in Burma during WW2. My Grandad passed away in 1976 before I was born, his children were also young when he passed and so there is very little known about his time in the military. The only pictures I've ever seen of him were from 1960's +. His war medal is also missing.
I would love to chat to anybody who knew of him - I'm wondering why he joined the Black Watch (from Manchester and possibly underage at the time), whether he served anywhere else etc.
All I know is that my Grandad was born in 1926, joined the Black Watch possibly underage, served in Burma before returning to Manchester to work a number of jobs before his death in 1976.
Also, if anybody has recommendations of places to call where I may be able to learn a little more about his time in the military, find pictures of the Black Watch in Burma etc.
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international standards the search fOR a common denominator by EDWARD A. WEINSTEIN/Partner, New York The biblical story about the Tower of Babe! attempts to explain the dif-ferences in language that exist among the peoples of the earth. "If this Is what they can do as a beginning," the Lord is quoted, "then nothing that they re-solve to do will be impossible for them. Come, let us go down, and there make such a babbie of their language that they will not understand one an-other's speech." Accounting, an evolving form of human communication, also differs throughout the world. Perhaps a vin-dictive Cod caused this when a group of accountants, meeting at some an-cient convention, came too close to creating a truly uniform set of ac-counting principles. Of course, that is being facetious; but just as it has been difficult to sell Esperanto to the world, it will be difficult to sell a standardized set of accounting principles. Indeed, it is my contention I hat at-tempts to harmonize accounting stan-dards will not succeed. Although there may be some success in a broad sense, true harmony will never be achieved at the level of detail which would enable the consolidation of financial state-ments from different countries. An al-ternate approach is possible, however, and how it can work will be the subject of this article. What are the significant obstacles to achieving a common denominator in international accounting and report-ing? Regrettably, they have been min-imized in the headlong plunge to achieve a Utopian system. Indeed, it is so difficult to surmount these obsta-cles that there are real doubts that we should strive for such a system. The diversity of peoples, languages, cul-tures, political systems, and business practices which exist in the world's societies are a reality upon which such a system would probably founder-if, indeed, it could ever be constructed. The Differences That is why constructing such a system would be akin to reconstructing the legendary Tower of Babel. It cannot be done. Not because a deity has pre-vented if, but because fundamental natural differences, which create and sustain the diversity of accounting standards, are beyond our control. These differences are: Local Laws. Even within the so-called English-speaking world, diver-sity is evident. In most of this world, for example, business operates under some form of the "Companies Act," which was originally formulated in Great Britain. These laws usually re-quire an audit of each legally estab- lished corporation. Yet, within the United States, which has always been a part of the English-speaking world, the law evolved differently. Not every corporation in the United States has to be audited. Some pri-vately held corporations are not au-dited at all. Corporations related by ownership lend to be audited Only as part of a controlled group. That simple difference reflects how distinctly we have viewed incorporation. The Com-monwealth countries have tended to view it as a special privilege, subject to government scrutiny. In the United Slates, however, the differences among competing states, plus a lais-sez-faire policy, have prompted a view of incorporation which is almost non-chalant. Customs and Social Mores. Cus-toms and mores vary from country to country—and understandably so. From these differences have evolved a vari-ety of business practices and account-ing standards. For example, in Japan a sale is not considered to be consum-mated just because legal title has passed. Japanese companies book-keep a sale when the product is shipped, but it is understood that the transaction is not complete until the customer is satisfied with the product. Even if the product matches the 31
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Ellen Page and Cillian Murphy will star in the psychological thriller "Peacock" for Mandate Pictures.
The title is derived from tiny Peacock, Neb., where Murphy's character, a split personality, fools the town into believing his two alter egos are man and wife. Page plays a struggling young mother who holds the key to his past and sparks a battle between the personalities.
Shooting starts in May.
Michael Lander will direct from a script he co-wrote with Ryan Roy. "Peacock" marks the first film from Lander and Roy.
" 'Peacock' stunned me as a script from start to finish," Murphy said. "It offers an incredible challenge to an actor — one I couldn't turn down."
Barry Mendel ("The Sixth Sense"), who is producing Page's upcoming project "Whip It," will produce "Peacock." Mandate's Nicole Brown and Nathan Kahane exec produce.
Murphy, whose credits include "Batman Begins," will next be seen in "The Edge of Love" and Universal/Working Title's "Hippie Hippie Shake."
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I've always been taught that the spring constant $k$ is a constant — that is, for a given spring, $k$ will always be the same, regardless of what you do to the spring.
My friend's physics professor gave a practice problem in which a spring of length $L$ was cut into four parts of length $L/4$. He claimed that the spring constant in each of the new springs cut from the old spring ($k_\text{new}$) was therefore equal to $k_\text{orig}/4$.
Is this true? Every person I've asked seems to think that this is false, and that $k$ will be the same even if you cut the spring into parts. Is there a good explanation of whether $k$ will be the same after cutting the spring or not? It seems like if it's an inherent property of the spring it shouldn't change, so if it does, why?