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Facebook and Twitter continue to grow in popularity and as a result have attracted millions of users. Unfortunately, the popularity of these sites also make them great targets for cybercriminals. McAfee is predicting that these websites along with the third-party applications that use them will be the platforms of choice for emerging cyber threats in the new year.
Due to Twitter's character limit it has become common to use URL shortening services. Since the URL is not immediately clear to a user it is easy for users to be directed to malicious websites. That makes Twitter a prime target in this regard alone, but Facebook has its own concerns. Many of the third-party apps on Facebook utilize Flash which McAfee says will also be a target for cybercriminals in 2010.
You can always tell what will be a target for emerging threats online by just looking at what is popular. Right now that is social websites like Facebook and Twitter in addition to applications powered by Flash. Though Microsoft still must worry about security threats due to the global reach of the Windows operating system I am sure it is nice for the company to at least share some security concerns with other online properties and Adobe.
Read more at the McAfee press release

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In 1993 The Prince laid the founding stones for the 400-acre Poundbury development at Dorchester. This new "urban village" eschews modernist planning principles and auto-dependent suburban housing in favor of a diverse, walkable mixed-use traditional model. Now half complete, it is possible to evaluate how well the original goals are being achieved.
Poundbury was conceived as a compact, mixed use neighborhood that would prevent sprawl and maintain a clear boundary between the built, and the natural environment. Like a traditional village or small town, Poundbury succeeds admirably in this goal.
Fundamental to the development was to ensure that it fitted appropriately into its geographic and cultural context. Poundbury was intended to genuinely reflect the character of traditional Dorset towns, particularly Dorchester, the small County town to which it is connected. Traditional materials, construction methods, window, door and roof detailing were all modeled after existing patterns.
Unique buildings, often by renowned architects, are placed at focal points and turns in the street to enhance the vista and strengthen a sense of place.
As Phase Two is completed, a new aesthetic is emerging. A more civic style of architecture is appearing, with terraced, mixed-use buildings, particularly around Butter Market, the square at the heart of Phase Two, and at Queen Mother Square that will form the heart of Poundbury.
Architecturally, Phase One excels in creating an aesthetic, human scale environment at a village scale. Phase Two creates a more urban environment that reflects some of the best British architectural traditions from a broader region. While some cavil at the apparent abandonment of the original, more modest aesthetic, Poundbury was proposed as an "urban village", a concept that integrates these two scales.
The layout of streets and succession of open spaces are pleasing to move through, with unique architectural focal points at the culmination of each street view. They are not laid out on a grid, but relate to the lay of the land, and to the natural gathering points at the lowest, and highest points.
Streets and squares are designed for the pedestrian scale, and subtle traffic calming devices are in place – paving stones to mark transitions, raised platforms, short jogged streets, and roundabouts at major intersections.
It is the proximity of business, residential, commercial and service facilities to each other, and to hospitable public places that generates social life in the public realm, facilitating the development of community. The plan paid attention to creating places, but apart from Pummery Square, the building uses around these places are not yet in place.
Currently, there are only 2,000 residents (complete, it will house 5,000). Statistics show that Poundbury has almost exactly the same demographics in age ranges as Dorchester, though Poundbury has a slightly higher percentage of children (18.2% aged 0-15, compared to 15.8%). This has been achieved in part by the fact that 30% of the housing is social housing – houses and flats indistinguishable from market rate homes.
Poundbury is already home to 140 businesses that provide employment for some 1,600 people, making it possible for a substantial percentage of the population to live within walking distance of their place of work, if they wish. Businesses include Dorset Cereals factory; 27 services including medical, dental, therapy, hair and beauty, financial advisors; 19 shops, including a supermarket, a garden center, bike sales, clothing, furnishings; 10 eating places; 6 offices; 6 real estate agents; and a bed and breakfast.
Like many cities around the world, Dorchester and Poundbury suffer from the proximity of large shopping malls and big box retail. Dorchester's main street shops failed to maintain upper floor residences over shops. They are vacant, or used for storage, so in the evening the main street is dead, making the main street even less attractive. Weekly shopping is conducted by car at the mall. Large supermarkets containing pharmacy, bakery, meat and fish counters also destroy the opportunity for specialized independent shops to survive on main street.
When Poundbury was first conceived, the conventional wisdom was that planning a new compact mixed use 'urban village' that would help prevent sprawl was radical and impossible to achieve.
Poundbury has already proved extremely successful in the visual aspects of architecture and urban design, in it human scale, use of traditional materials and architectural forms, and ecologically sustainable features.


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History is important. Here are the first paragraphs of the 3 main features in the Feb. 3, 2014 issue of The New Yorker:
1. In 1994, Harry Huang and his wife, Zhang Li, were running Lily Burger, a tiny backpacker restaurant on the banks of the Jen River, in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province.
2. In May of 1990, several hundred physicians gathered in a conference hall at an Atlanta hotel, as uniformed guards stood at the door.
3. In the spring of 2000, Reed Hastings, the C.E.O. of Netflix, hired a private plane and flew from San Jose to Dallas for a summit meeting with Blockbuster, the video-rental giant that had seventy-seven hundred stores worldwide handling mostly VCR tapes.
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Gum-Scraping in the House of God
There is joy in knowing that God has called me to the gum-scraping work of motherhood.
I lay on my back staring up at an odd array of colors and textures. Lumpy pinks and reds, smooth blues and greens and a strange, stretchy grey-white — each mound pressed against a backdrop of beautifully aged wood.
I'd just read the story of Samuel and was convinced that somehow, I too, could serve in the House of God. My mom agreed and must have convinced someone at our church to give me a job. I waited for the big day with anticipation and showed up at my church with great expectation. The church lady handed me an important tool — a rusted putty knife — for an equally important task — to scrape the gum from under the pews.
I was five. Eager and innocent, I accepted my challenge and went forth, putty knife in hand. As far as I knew, detaching cemented gum from pews was equal to pastoral leadership. It had to be one of the most important jobs in the world — or at least in the church.
I chuckle at that memory, but the truth is I wish my heart had remained childlike and eager. I don't know how or when the change took place, but it did. Somewhere along the way an insidious lie crept in. You know the one, "I must do good and important things to prove my worth to God and others." My contented, unseen acts of service morphed into public declarations of personal value.
Getting good grades, faithfully attending youth group, going off to a Christian college and later working at notable Christian ministries became high-stakes tokens. Tokens to buy what I did not understand was a gift — unconditional love and acceptance.
It all came unglued when I lost my "purchasing power."
"How?" you ask.
I left my job to go home and be a mom.
The embedded lie seemed to rear its ugly head each time I tried to connect with other moms. I panicked when the dreaded question, "Oh and what do you do?" came up. I always seemed to spit out a litany of past jobs and current projects that connoted busyness and importance.
"What is wrong with me?" I wondered. "Why do I have to make myself look like I'm worth something?"
One night at a Christian conference, a man asked if He could pray for me. Not wanting to look unspiritual, I agreed. He prayed that God would use my gifts and talents and then added, "God, I pray that this woman will know that she is loved not for her gifts and talents, but because she belongs to You."
Ahhh. That was it. God loved ME. No matter what. And I was His.
Some years ago, I ran across a quote from theologian and writer, Henri Nouwen, who said, "Jesus came to announce to us that an identity based on success, popularity and power is a false identity — an illusion! Loudly and clearly He says: 'You are not what the world makes you; but you are children of God!'"
How true. How powerful. What rest.
I am a child of the living God — dearly loved before the beginning of time, handcrafted by Him and loved unconditionally beyond all measure — even in the darkest moments of my darkest sin. Nothing can separate me from His love and all my good works cannot purchase what He freely gave and bought with the highest of purchase power in existence — the blood of Jesus Christ.
The crazy thing is I'm back to the gum-scraping days. The gum-scraping days of motherhood, that is. Days where my hard work goes unnoticed by almost everyone except God. Days where diligently chiseling away at the tasks of mommying feel overwhelming.
But there is joy. Joy in knowing that my humble obedience matters to God. Joy in knowing, however, that that obedience can never buy what God has already freely given. Joy in knowing that God has called me to the gum-scraping work of motherhood and because He has — it really is the most important job in the world.
When Doing Justly, Loving Mercy, and Walking Humbly Stand at Odds
If your compassion far exceeds your capacity, here's one way you can be sure to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly.
One of my life verses is Micah 6:8, "He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?"
It is one of my favorite verses because my heart has been so moved by the love Jesus has for me and the sacrifice He made for me that I am grateful to have a way to express my gratitude through acts of justice and mercy while walking humbly with God.
I have found at times, however, the call to do justice and love mercy come in conflict with the call to walk humbly with God. For me, one of the ways to walk humbly with God is to recognize my limitations. I have to put skin to the fact that I am not God which means saying, "no" to ministry requests. It means going to sleep when I could be spending time advocating for the harrowed and helpless in the world. It means limited seats at my table, limited funds in my bank account, and limited energy in my body cannot be ignored but respected and adhered to.
This is hard for me at times, especially when I scroll my Facebook feed and see friends who are caring for their really sick children, spouse, or other family member all while millions of refugees flee war torn countries and babies are slaughtered by the hundreds each day in our country through the abortion industry.
As I scroll, I receive texts about one family member's surgery gone wrong and another family member announcing a new baby is on the way. I have in mind my neighbor who has inpatient surgery scheduled this week and another neighbor who is trying to hold down a full-time job, care for twins all while battling profound "morning" sickness.
Folks at church are fighting for their lives in physical and spiritual ways, and strangers who pass me on the road are clearly battling something as demonstrated by their impatient honking because I won't take a right turn on red. I want to meet the needs of all; I want to do justice and love mercy, but I'm daily confronted by the fact that I am so limited.
What am I to do when doing justly and/or loving mercy seem to come in conflict with walking humbly with my God?
God keeps bringing me to this answer: prayer.
God invites us to cast our cares before Him because He cares for us.
God tells us to be anxious for nothing BUT WITH PRAYER present our requests before Him.
God commands us to pray without ceasing.
And, when I walk humbly with God, I see the immense kindness in His command.
He gives us a way to do justly, love mercy WHILE walking humbly with Him.
It is by praying without ceasing.
I cannot take a meal or give money to every sick person or family I know. I cannot extend kindness to all my neighbors all at the same time they're in need nor conjure up sustainable solutions for the refugee crisis and contact all the necessary world powers to make it happen.
I cannot heal all, but I know the Healer.
I cannot provide for all the needs, but I know the Provider.
I cannot rescue everyone in need, but I know the Rescuer.
I cannot comfort all the broken, but I know the Comforter.
I cannot speak peace over every situation, but I know the Prince of Peace.
I cannot be all to all, but I can go to the Great I Am through prayer, lay all the people, problems and pleas for help before the Omniscient and Omnipresent God of all Creation.
I can do this through prayer.
Recently, via an Instagram contest of all things, I came upon A–Z prayer cards designed by blogger/author/speaker, Amelia Rhodes. It is a simple concept packed with a powerful prayer punch. It has served me personally in this tension of wanting to do far more than I practically can do. It provides prayer prompts starting with each letter of the alphabet along with a scripture that coincides with the prayer focus. It ranges from Adoption to a creative "Zero Prejudice" for the letter "Z."
The cards are well thought out, color printed on sturdy cardstock with blank lines for the user to write in the names of people and/or organizations that are personal to them.
If, like me, your compassion far exceeds your capacity, pick up a set of these prayer cards and unload your burdens onto a God whose competence matches His kindness, both boundless.
Facing Our Fears in Motherhood
Do you have fears tied to motherhood? If so, here's encouragement for you.
"Are you scared?"
I was taken aback by his question. Scared? Of what?
"Of anything," he answered.
I had just shared my due date with a new class of trainees.
"He has three boys," another new hire volunteered. So fear is to be expected, I reasoned. I'm just about to face the most frightening experience in my life.
Of course I was scared.
I was scared…
- I'll lose my temper.
- I'll whine about sleepless nights.
- I'll breastfeed too often or not often enough.
- I'll leave piles of unfolded onesies in the middle of the nursery floor because I'm too tired (or lazy?) to fold teeny-tiny baby clothes for the upteenth time.
- I'll go with disposable diapers when the better choice would be cloth.
- I'll work too many long hours at the office and miss precious moments with her.
- I'll sign her up for too many activities and push her to become Miss Achieve-It-All.
- I'll pass on to her my ugly pride, self-righteousness, and perfectionism like a dreadful contagious disease.
- I'll miss countless little joys in life while pursuing worthless dreams.
In short… I was afraid I was going to fail miserably as a parent.
And now, holding my second-born daughter in my arms, thinking back on that brief exchange just a few years ago, I realize those fears were well-founded. I've failed many times. I've lost my temper. I've raised my voice. I've worked too much and played too little. I've seen my own sinfulness reflected in my daughter.
Yes, I've failed, but over and above it all, God's grace has covered my parenting imperfections and made me run to the cross day after day. The writer of Proverbs puts it this way:
Whoever fears the LORD has a secure fortress, and for their children it will be a refuge.
Proverbs 14:26
When it comes to fears, we have two choices: Will we fear the unknown or will we fear the Lord? Will we allow the uncertain to grip us in its clutch or will we turn to God's Truth to set us free?
Scared? Oh yeah. There was so much to be scared of that day. And even now, if I'm completely honest, there are still fears nibbling at the edges of my consciousness. Fear that we won't outgrow the temper tantrums. Fear that the two girls won't get along. Fear that I'll mess them up and cause them interminable hours on a psychologist's couch.
I'm sure you have fears, too.
But rather than allow those fears to consume and paralyze us, we can take them to the Lord, acknowledging His sovereignty over our parenting, pleading His grace over our mistakes, and entrusting His provision over their futures. He is not only able to handle it all — He is far more capable to be trusted with it all.
If I say one thing to that frightened 9-month-pregnant me standing in that room years ago, I would say this: Don't let fear rob today's joy with tomorrow's unknowns. Each day has enough worries of its own (Matthew 6:34).
Instead, let us keep seeking God, running to Him as our secure fortress and resting in the knowledge that He will care for us and our children one day at a time.
What are you scared of today? Name your fears and bring them to the Lord, allowing Him to replace them with His peace that passes all understanding.
He Gives Shade To The Weary
If anxiety is a struggle for you right now, remember that He gives shade to the weary.
Do you ever have those moments of fear because you don't know what lies ahead? When do those thoughts tend to happen to you?
For me, most of those thoughts happen when I lay my head down to sleep at night. The vulnerability comes forth every time. That's what happened the other night to me. I shut my eyes and immediately anxiety welled up inside me.
What if we don't succeed in this new venture? What if we have to move? What if we can't pay our bills?
I laid there with the covers drawn tight over my head (I still think that I am safer if the covers are over my head), praying scripture over my anxious heart. Assuring myself that God sees me and that He cares.
In the morning, I turned to Isaiah 41, specifically verses 10-20.
"Do not fear, for I am with you; Do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, surely I will help you, Surely I will uphold you with My righteous right hand." (Isaiah 41:10, NASB)
Yesterday, the "what if's" piled up as I anxiously looked about me. My daughter needs tutoring, however at this point in life, tutoring feels like a luxury we can't afford. So I listed some items online to sell hoping to make just enough to cover the tutoring. I'm buying groceries on a Visa reward card. I'm holding my breath until the next paycheck comes. But what did God speak over me: Do not fear. Do not look anxiously about you.
"For I am the Lord your God, who upholds your right hand, Who says to you, 'Do not fear, I will help you.' Do not fear, you worm Jacob, you men of Israel; I will help you," declares the Lord, "and your Redeemer is the Holy One of Israel." (Isaiah 41:13-14 NASB)
Why shouldn't I be anxious? Because God will hold me up. God will help me. When I first read the word "worm" as a description, I took it as a slam against Israel. Like, gesh, God. What animal does He relate me to? But through further study, He calls them a worm because worms are helpless. They are viewed as insignificant, despised and weak. God will help me — seemingly insignificant, helpless me — because He is my Redeemer. He is my go'el — my next of kin. The Redeemer is the one who provides for all my needs. Rent. Car payment. Credit card bill. Gas. Food. Clothes. Debt. God will redeem.
"Behold, I have made you a new, sharp threshing sledge with double edges; You will thresh the mountains and pulverize them, And will make the hills like chaff. You will winnow them, and the wind will carry them away, And the storm will scatter them; But you will rejoice in the Lord, You will glory in the Holy One of Israel." (Isaiah 41:15-16 NASB).
God is transforming me from a helpless one to a powerful one. The description of that type of threshing sledge is like a modern day earth mover. Powerful. Strong. Immovable.
"The afflicted and needy are seeking water, but there is none, And their tongue is parched with thirst; I, the Lord, will answer them Myself, As the God of Israel I will not forsake them." (Isaiah 41:17, NASB)
He will come to our rescue. God, Himself, will answer you and me. Can you hear how personal that sounds? Have you ever pleaded with someone important whether your boss, public figure, or even a parent, and they responded to the need themselves? You expected for them to send their assistant, but instead they — the most important one — responded to you.
"I will open rivers on the bare heights And springs in the midst of the valleys; I will make the wilderness a pool of water And the dry land fountains of water. I will put the cedar in the wilderness, The acacia and the myrtle and the olive tree; I will place the juniper in the desert Together with the box tree and the cypress." (Isaiah 41:18-19, NASB)
This passage describes the wilderness-like times in life. You are barren. You are thirsty. You are hot. You are in need. God will provide what you need. God will quench your thirst. He will provide shade when you are weary. During those times, God can provide in creative, innovative ways. He can provide something out of nothing. Doesn't that give you great hope? Even when you can't answer how He will do it, He is creative enough to figure it out even when the odds are stacked against you.
"That they may see and recognize, And consider and gain insight as well, That the hand of the Lord has done this, And the Holy One of Israel has created it." (Isaiah 41:20 NASB).
God will do all of this so that His glory will be put on display. People — including yourself — will see that He is powerful.
So you can see how after a night of wrestling with fear and anxiety, reading this was like shade and water for my soul. God is a god who sees. And God is a god who acts on your behalf.
What do you need His help with today? What are you fearful about today? What keeps you awake at night? Where do you need some shade?
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Do-It-Yourself Solution for msvcp90d.dll Problems
Those who are looking to learn the C++ programming language that can be used to create various programs for computers, need to have a crucial file working at all times. This file is the msvcp90d.dll file and when there is a problem with the msvcp90d.dll file it is usually in the form of the file not being able to be located. This in turn leads to the C++ program not working properly and making it utterly useless for the user.
What Causes a msvcp90d.dll Problem?
When you receive a msvcp90d.dll not found error message that is exactly what is happening. The computer can't find the appropriate file and therefore can't give you the access you are attempting to gain to the C++ program. This can be caused by a number of factors including accidental deletion, a corrupt file or files on the registry, or the installation of the C++ program in a manner that is incorrect.
How to Fix a msvcp90d.dll Problem
There are several manual solutions that can be tried when approaching a msvcp90d.dll file missing problem. The solution that will work for you will of course depend on the reason your msvcp90d.dll error is occurring.
Solution1: Look for Deleted msvcp90d.dll File
Go to your desktop.
- Double click on the Recycling Bin icon on your desktop to open it up.
- Search through any deleted files and look for the msvcp90d.dll file.
- If found, restore immediately by clicking 'restore.'
- To make sure the file is restored properly, be sure to restart your computer.
Solution 2: Uninstall and then Reinstall C++
Click the start button on your computer.
- Click Control Panel tab.
- Under the Programs tab click Uninstall programs.
- Find the C++ program you currently have installed.
- Click 'uninstall' and follow the prompts given.
- Restart your computer.
- Reinstall the C++ program.
- Restart your computer again.
Solution 3: Change Project Settings in C++ (Advanced Technique)
Go to Project Settings in C++ program.
- Go to Set Manifest – click on input Output – be sure to Embed Manifest to NO – click to generate a manifest file that is external.
- Go back to Project Settings and set C++ Code Generation to MDd.
- Generate a manifest file that contains the lines Dependency – Dependant Assembly – Assembly Identity Type = "Win32" – name = "Microsfot.VC90DebugCRT."
- If asked for version use 9.0.21022.8.
- If asked for Process Architecture use x86.
- Public Key Token will be 1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b.
- Once done, use the new code to overwrite the C++ code generation and be sure to save a copy if you need it again.
- Restart your computer to allow new code to take effect.
Msvcp90d.dll error problems make it near impossible to use the C++ program in the manner you need to. We hope this information will help you to gain access to your program once more and allow you to work uninterrupted. If you have any additional questions, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you further. Thank you for using our website for your msvcp90d.dll problems and we wish you good luck.


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A sleepy day at university
Campus during the summer is quite different from the regular hustle and bustle of the fall and spring The silence of the hallways is eerily disconcerting when one is used to the loud humming of students' voices and the sound of ringing laughter that is so characteristic of a university's campus. Even the instructors seem to teach in a quieter voice. Everything is so different, everyone hurries about to their classes, and people are actually able to find parking close to their classrooms, something that is rare during the regular semesters when more often than not I end up parking a good half a mile away from the actual building where my classes are being held. There are no protesters holding signs announcing the end of the world and dooming those that have not gotten on the "born again" bandwagon, no fundraiser activities, not many people getting out of the library after an all night session of studying with bloodshot eyes and ruffled hair. Even the weather seems to be in a nostalgic sort of mood, gray skies and rain are as common as alligators and orange trees for Florida during the summer.
Many people find the university campus ugly, with its eclectic mixture of fifties bunker style buildings and modern architecture. I love campus, it is filled with green spaces and the trees surrounding the buildings look weathered and well loved. Those trees have seen many generations pass through these halls. They stand a silent watch over the thoughts that will shape the future of this state. When I find myself overwhelmed by my workload or I am sad or angry, I look out the window and rest my gaze on one of the gentle green giants. It doesn't take away my problems, but at least it manages to give me a pleasant distraction. I wonder if anyone else here feels the same way about them.
I still haven't managed to write anything other than this blog, although I have many projects due soon. I also have not gotten to prepare that canvas for the painting of the swamps near my house that I have been dying to do since I got all my supplies from the store. I could be doing some of that now, but it is pouring outside and has been for the last hour, and conveniently enough, I forgot my umbrella at home.
I am going to go sulk some and then brave the storm to get to my car and go to my singing lesson. I hope you all have a better day than mine,


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There is no doubt that Adobe Groups has had a turbulent birth and initial couple of years… however, now it's really shaping up.
The most recent major overhaul has taken Adobe Groups to a complete different level.
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"The mission of World Scholarship Initiative is to provide funding for further education to the top students of St. Paul's Primary School in Nakuru, Kenya. In addition, we provide an opportunity for donors and awarded students to increase their global understanding through shared communication."
World Scholarship Initiative is an Oregon not-for-profit corporation founded in 2013. Our organization leverages personal connections and commitment to create big impacts while being flexible, low-overhead, and cause-oriented. We:
- Are 501(c)(3) tax-exempt (EIN 46-3414906);
- Pay for administrative costs privately, so 100% of donations go to educating our students;
- Personally know all nine sponsored students;
- Support girls' education by ensuring that at least half of our students are girls;
- Know that education increases income, health, community participation, family planning, the well being of children, and has other positive outcomes.
World Scholarship Initiative funds the education of gifted Kenyan students unable to afford a quality education. Our goal is to fight poverty, ignorance, and disease by empowering individuals who have demonstrated an ability to succeed. We have two programs that serve this purpose: our high school program, which awards top students entering high school with full financial support, and our professional education program, which supports high school graduates in degree programs necessary to qualify for a professional career.
High School Program
WSI's primary program is to fund quality high school educations. We select top ranked students from St. Paul's Primary School, a public school located in the Bondeni slum. Without our help, these bright students would likely work in manual labor for their entire lives. We send them to well regarded private high schools, where their peers are top students from around the country. Our students do well, consistently ranking in the top third of their class.
The high schools are Catholic-affiliated boarding schools. They are single sex schools: girls attend Christ the King Academy and boys attend Loreto Nakuru Secondary School. The best high schools in Kenya are often boarding schools. By attending boarding schools, our students are placed in a supportive, safe, academic environment that allows them to concentrate on their studies. Were they to remain at home, they might face pressure from family to do work to support the family, might not have a place to study (electric light is a luxury), and would be exposed to the bad influences of slum life on a daily basis. Thus, the students receive the support they need to succeed at that school in addition to attending the school itself.
Professional Education Program
In 2017, WSI will begin a new program for our students who have completed high school: funding a professional education. The first students enter this program will be the first recipients of WSI sponsorship, in 2013. In Kenya, a professional education after high school is required to earn a meaningful income. University liberal arts degrees are uncommon; instead, students choose a professional degree program, such as business or medicine. WSI will require our students to "re-apply" for this assistance, to ensure they understand their responsibility to work hard and learn marketable skills.


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Has commercial real estate brokerage as a service finally become a commodity?
If so what do you think is driving this change?
There are lots of brokers delivering a wide range of services with varying levels of quality and success. Is that a contributing factor and how can that be fixed?
For perspective how we got here, let's roll back the clock, and talk about the "way it used to be" before there were any commercial real estate research services.
How did companies track information back then? What was "state of the art" when it came to database management?
OK, so eventually we start to see a flurry of third-party research services hit the market. What happened when those companies finally started to gain momentum?
There were a lot of initial objections to these new services, why?
Despite all the objections, third-party research data eventually flourishes and becomes of one of the core services used by just about every commercial real estate professional. How did that change the commercial real estate landscape, and was it for the better or worse?
Let's flash-forward to today. Everybody is in the same boat fighting for the same opportunities with the same data provider. What's the opportunity moving forward?


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The Idea of You by Amanda Prowse
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Disclaimer: As a member of NetGalley, I received this galley in exchange for an honest review.
Part 1: From The Book Cover
With her fortieth birthday approaching, Lucy Carpenter thinks she finally has it all: a wonderful new husband, Jonah, a successful career and the chance of a precious baby of her own. Life couldn't be more perfect.
But becoming parents proves much harder to achieve than Lucy and Jonah imagined, and when Jonah's teenage daughter Camille comes to stay with them, she becomes a constant reminder of what Lucy doesn't have. Jonah's love and support are unquestioning, but Lucy's struggles with work and her own failing dreams begin to take their toll. With Camille's presence straining the bonds of Lucy's marriage even further, Lucy suddenly feels herself close to losing everything…
This heart-wrenchingly poignant family drama from bestselling author Amanda Prowse asks the question: in today's hectic world, what does it mean to be a mother?
Part 2: Recommendation
The Idea Of You by Amanda Prowse is a well-written, heart-wrenching, piece of fiction that is somewhat close to hitting home on a personal level for me in the sense that being a married woman, I'm expected to pop out children. In the seven years that I've been married to my amazing husband, it hasn't happened and the pressure is still there to the point where I've started avoiding physically attending baby showers (that and because I'm a shy, introvert). I'm on the fence about having children of my own because I honestly feel that I'm selfish and self-centered (to a degree) where I'll be classified as a horrible mother if I ever have children (I already have such a high standard of expectation for my future child's behavior, character, creativity and intellect that it would be impossible and super stressful for said future child to meet). I'm awkward around humans especially kids and I prefer the company of dogs, books and older people. I'd rather not have kids and just be the greatest aunt in the world to my nephews but my husband still hopes for at least one child (or triplets).
With that said, every month that goes by, I can relate to what Lucy goes through: the disappointment, heart-break, pain and depression that follows every one of her miscarriage. Because of this book, I now know what it feels like to have that home test kit show that you're pregnant only to find out that the baby you've been hoping for does not have a heartbeat and you end up with another miscarriage. I haven't been there and I hope to never know such pain especially the pain that would cause my husband. I would not wish such pain on anyone.
Lucy's tumultuous journey to motherhood and accepting her reality is not exactly a happy one but inspiring nonetheless in the sense that women who can't have children can still have that sense of fulfillment in other ways: by loving the children around you as if they were your own (or you can always adopt a baby). It is definitely a hard lesson to learn and even harder to apply in real life especially when I see how much my husband enjoys being around our little nephew.
In conclusion, The Idea Of You by Amanda Prowse did have a big twist, which I did enjoy but this book is not for everyone especially for those who like highly satisfyingly good endings. This has a sad but good ending. All the supporting characters are well developed, the plot is a bit slow and sometimes I feel like the tension in the story was added on just for the sake of having a bit of drama. The way the end of the chapters was laid out with a sort of journal entry-ish style was a bit confusing but it does clear up in the end, so that part was okay. Overall, it was a good book and definitely geared towards women (and their loving partners) who are struggling with the pain of miscarriage(s) or their inability to have children of their own.
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On December 3rd 2010, Danny Fernandes arrived in Ottawa to play a show at the Parliament Ultra Club to promote his new album, Automaticluv! (Released November 2nd 2010).
Our interview with Danny was fun! We talked about his musical background, the next singles that will be coming out, working with Belly and Josh Ramsay and lots more! Visit his website for more Danny-related news!
http://www.cprecords.com/dannyfernandes/site/ Follow him on Twitter @TheRealDannyF
The following artists opened for Danny:
Alyssa Reid , who was one of the finalists on YTV's "The Next Star" (1st season, 2008). She is currently working on an album and will be releasing a music video in the next month. You can purchase her single "Alone Again" on itunes! This girl has an excellent voice Check out her Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/alyssareidmusic/ Follow her on Twitter @AlyssaReid
JRDN, who is well known for his single "You Can Have It All", put on a great performance, engaging the crowd and getting everyone to sing along with him. He even danced a little with some very excited fans Check out his official website: http://www.jrdnmusic.com/ Follow him on Twitter @JRDNmusic
Jordan performs "You Can Have It All", live in Ottawa
And last but not least, newcomer Romeo got the crowd hyped up with his song "Romeo". Make sure to visit his Myspace:
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Here is our Vlog, taking you behind the scenes of the music venue during, before and after the show!
Thanks for tuning in! The interviews with Danny Fernandes and Alyssa Reid will be up soon, so make sure to follow us on twitter @canadastalent and subscribe to us on Youtube for all the updates! We filmed and took pictures of the whole concert from both the crowd and from the balcony, and got some great videos and pictures. Head on over to our Facebook page to see the full photo album: http://tinyurl.com/26ch5u3
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In this episode, I make the back from some maple stock. The back is ship lapped and will be installed in a groove in the back legs
I also make a solid cherry top with a curved front. Now I will say I completely screw up the first attempt by, well just being really stupid and not paying attention to what I was doing, and using the wrong bit in my router. I do show how I recover from this mistake in the end.
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From: firstname.lastname@example.com Or similarly LOCK, DELETE (leave null lock flag), PUT, PROPATCH, UNLOCK.... ala MKRESOURCE. Or LOCK, DELETE (null lock left), COPY (tree perhaps), play, UNLOCK. Or xserver COPY... LOCK (depth), DELETE, PUT, MKCOL, PROPATCH, MKCOL, etc UNLOCK. And reduces possible error conditions in the middle of sequences of methods that a client might want to invoke. And facilitates backing things out if it has an error... because it knows what the state is and can feel safer about backing it out... (depth null lock) As Jim Amsden mentioned, according to 2518 you will lose your LOCK as soon as you issue a DELETE, so you will have to request another LOCK, and there will be a window of opportunity for someone to get in ahead of you with their LOCK. But their doing so does not introduce any lost update issues, but just says that you have to wait for them to finish instead of the other way round. This is just the normal situation in distributed authoring. Question... what situations are complicated by lock null resources. I'm sure we must have covered this, but I forget what they were and I didn't record them. I'd like to record this in the issues list. With lock null resources, a client has to think about what special thing they might need to do in case what appears to be no resource in some cases (404 coming back from a GET), appears to be a resource in other cases (PROPFIND). In particular, the client needs to indicate this fact somehow to a user when the user requests information about a collection. So it is not just the client but the user that pays a cost for this feature. If you look at it from the server side, removing lock null resources is of course an unconditional win (Jim Amsden already made that point in an earlier message). Cheers, GeoffReceived on Thursday, 14 October 1999 10:17:13 UTC
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Think spring training doesn't count? The exhibition games played by Major League Baseball teams every March in Arizona's Cactus League don't affect standings once the real season begins, but there's still a lot at stake. And for the 2016 World Series Champions the Chicago Cubs, what happens at its spring training facility in Mesa, Ariz., isn't just about their performance on the field. It's about what's selling in the team store.
Based on a month of spring training sales, items like player hats with an Arizona-themed patch and official 2017 Cubs Spring Training logo items such as balls, magnets and pins came out on top.
The Cubs transitioned to a new point-of-sales system, Bypass, in 2014 but the team continues to explore additional ways to employ the data the software helps gather. This spring at Sloan Park, where fans traveled from across the country to see the Cubs face off against the Cincinnati Reds, crosstown rivals the Chicago White Sox, and even the World Baseball Classic's Team Italy, the Cubs Business Operations group for the first time tracked how well particular design elements featured in spring training-themed merchandise such as T-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts and lapel pins sold.
The team categorized spring training gear—picture a New Era ball cap emblazoned with the Cubs "C" logo beside a desert cactus—according to the size and type of logo or imagery used.
"We can track categories—do you like little logos or big logos? What colors? Those are the types of things that we can start looking at," said Justin Piper, general manager of spring training business operations for the Cubs.
The cloud-based Bypass software allows Mr. Piper's group to view all merchandise sales in real time. Food and beverage sales are also tracked via the system, while game ticket sales are handled separately.
The data serves as an early indicator for what could sell well during the regular season at Wrigley Field, and will make its way to Chicago now that opening day is upon us, said Mr. Piper, who is based in Arizona year-round.
"We look at those trends and share that with our operations in Chicago so they can see those trends as the year begins."


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1938-1947; 1965-1973
US 91 is tragic figure in the story of US highways. It was an original 1926 route, running for over 1300 miles from US 66 in the Mohave Desert to Great Falls. Later both ends were extended, such that it ran from Long Beach all the way up to the Canada border at Sweetgrass. But the advent of the interstate highways pretty much spelled its doom: I-15 completely wiped it out north of Idaho Falls -- and even for its first 100 or so miles south of Idaho Falls, it is a little-used road because it is still in the shadow of I-15.
In 1947 the US 91 designation was extended south from Barstow with US 66; see the Long Beach page for details about its endpoint. The terminus remained there for nearly 20 years before it was truncated back to Barstow (presumably at the same location shown above). In 1973 California completely decommissioned US 91, so then the south end was briefly on the Nevada line at Primm. But within the next year, both Nevada and Utah decommissioned hundreds of miles of US 91: everywhere it was concurrent with (or had effectively been replaced by) I-15.
...however, that junction was recently converted to a diverging diamond interchange, and the west side of the junction has been opened to development, so it looks quite a bit different today.
For info about the original north end of US 91, please see the Great Falls page. In 1938 the designation was extended north to the Canada border. This portal is known as Sweet Grass in Montana, but in Alberta it is called Coutts:
That is the north end of I-15, and also what was once the north end of US 91. By 1980, I-15 north of Idaho Falls was almost entirely complete through Montana to the Canada line. Presumably that is why, rather than co-signing US 91 with I-15, the decision was made to truncate it to its current northern terminus. For the next 25 years or so, the designation did not quite make it even to Idaho Falls -- rather, it ended a couple miles south of the city, where it junctioned with 65th Street South (which was the original routing of US 26 and Business Loop I-15... more info on the Idaho Falls page).
In 2006, Sunnyside Road was extended west via a new bridge over the Snake River, and on to I-15, where a new interchange was built. Sunnyside (the equivalent of 33rd Street South) is two miles north of 65th, and when the new road was complete, the US 26/Business 15 designations were changed to follow Sunnyside instead of 65th. So the US 91 designation had to be extended two miles north of its former terminus:
That is US 26/Business 15, which continue to the left on Yellowstone. To the right is the north beginning of US 91. The town of Shelley is about six miles that direction, but it is not until way on the other side of Pocatello, at Virginia ID, that I-15 finally leaves this corridor, and US 91 gets to serve Preston ID and Logan UT on its own terms. That 60-mile portion is really its only remaining "necessary" segment, because south from Logan, US 91 is overlapped with US 89 down to Brigham. Here is the perspective looking south on Yellowstone (south on Business 15/west on US 26). Those routes turn to the west on Sunnyside, while straight ahead is the beginning of US 91:
In its heyday before I-15, US 91 continued south from Brigham, together with US 89 along the Wasatch Front: through Ogden and Salt Lake, to the Provo area. There the two routes split to serve opposite sides of Utah's San Pitch, Pavant, and Tushar mountain ranges. US 91 went through Nephi, Fillmore, Beaver, Cedar City, and St. George: all on today's I-15. A relatively significant segment of old 91 (still drivable) used a different route than modern I-15 between St. George and Littlefield AZ. Then on to Las Vegas NV, and into California: Barstow, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Long Beach.
The length of modern US 91 is only about one-tenth of its historic extent. And its branch highway, US 191, is now over ten times longer than US 91. If one were to try and drive historic US 91 from end to end, they would be hounded by I-15 for nearly the entire journey. Like several of the other truly great routes, US 91 has been dubiously "honored" with obsolescence due to the construction of parallel interstate highways.
This last photo shows a ghost of US 91 along one of its historic segments in Montana. In lieu of erecting a signpost, this US 91 shield was painted on a rock wall along the edge of the highway (date uncertain, but probably around 1940). The US 91 designation was rerouted off this segment around 1970, and it was completely removed from Montana in 1980, but this relic bears witness to US 91's historic presence there.
Research and/or photo credits: Joseph Barnes; Chris Elbert; Bruce Kasprzyk; Joe Maloney; Alex Nitzman; Nick Rich; Dale Sanderson; Dan Stober; Michael Summa; "wbaron"
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If someone asked what is the meaning of your life? How do you think you might respond? What is life to you? Asked another way, why are you here. Many have pondered the question throught history. Human beings according to the Bible were created for God's pleasure and to reflect his image. (See Gen 1)
Sometimes I let all that is secondary fog the primary meaning of my life, which is to reprsent the wonder of my Maker. Of course, only HE perfectly reflects himself and his great nature!
When I miss out on living for God, I miss out on why I was given the right to have and enjoy, life to begin with! There are lots of false meanings given to our life, that sometimes can seem so real. For Example, Fame: Wealthy, relationships, etc None of these things by themselves are bad, in fact to a degree these are all needed, but must be kept in proper focus within our lives!
We can gather our thoughts, but the Lord gives the right answer.
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DOJ Changes Course and Announces That It Will Favorably Consider "Robust" Antitrust Compliance Programs at Both the Charging and Sentencing Stages in Criminal Cases
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Alex is a litigator and former DOJ and FTC official representing clients in high-profile deals, investigations, and disputes. He frequently works for leading global companies and has been recognized by Chambers USA and Global Competition Review, among others. Who's Who Legal reports that Alex is "a highly skilled competition lawyer" applauded for "his strong knowledge of and experience with the US authorities."
Alex regularly appears before federal, state, and foreign authorities in connection with conduct and merger investigations, including the Federal Trade Commission and US Department of Justice. He also advocates for client's interests on numerous competition and consumer protection issues. Alex also has litigated large antitrust, unfair competition, and consumer protection matters in federal and state courts around the United States.
From 2012-2015, Alex served as advisor to FTC Commissioner Ohlhausen, counseling her on the agency's numerous investigations, enforcement actions, and policies. He focused heavily on technology and telecommunications-related issues, including big data, the growth of online technology platforms, and the intersection of intellectual property and antitrust. Earlier, from 2010-2012, Alex was a trial attorney at the DOJ Antitrust Division focused on mergers and conduct in the technology and finance sectors. He also worked on dozens of energy, health care and hospital matters while at the FTC and DOJ and continues to practice in those sectors. Before serving in the government, Alex spent ten years in private practice at leading international law firms.
Alex is frequently acknowledged for the quality of his work and client service. Chambers USA has recognized Alex in its ranking of top DC antitrust lawyers (2018, 2019). He was recommended for antitrust litigation defense (2019) and merger control (2017-2019) in Legal 500 and was listed in Who's Who Legal: Future Leaders (2017, 2018) and Who's Who Legal: Competition (2019). He was also individually noted as "excellent" by Global Competition Review in its 2018 ranking of the world's antitrust practices.
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