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text: Mindy & Chad tied the knot which means I get to show off another fabulous bridal session! The weather had been pretty crazy before Mindy's session at The Milestone in Denton, Texas which means we had some epic clouds when sunset rolled around. When we moved outside, we had to be pretty careful where Mindy went to avoid her dress becoming a hot mess. Fortunately, Mindy trusted us and we were able to capture some of the glorious cloud changes! I may or may not have wound up a wet, muddy mess in order to capture the angles that best showcased the sunset and her gorgeous dress, but, if I did, it was totally worth it. 😉

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The following technology standards are based on the Laptop recommendations from the ITS support website found here: http://its.uiowa.edu/support/article/100895
When College of Pharmacy students are purchasing a new computer, they should consider the following frequently asked questions:
What is your price range?
Most new desktop and laptop computers will have more than enough computing power for your average computing needs. Typically students will need to do basic word-processing, internet browsing and run other basic applications. Depending on what you plan to do with the computer, it may not be necessary to spend thousands of dollars on the most powerful computer technology available. Computers used for intense research applications such as Matlab, SAS or other powerful research software will need more expensive hardware capabilities for performance. Most students will not need a computer necessary to run these kinds of applications.
Should I buy a desktop or laptop computer?
Laptops offer portability but are more expensive than desktop computers. If you plan on using your computer on campus, in class or with a study group frequently, a laptop will be more appropriate.
Should I go with Apple or Windows?
Either an Apple computer or a Microsoft Windows computer will work well for nearly every application that you will need as a student at the College of Pharmacy. It's really a matter of personal preference as to which to use. Apple computers frequently have more software limitations when compared to Windows Computers, but both have Microsoft Office available. Research software is almost exclusively the realm of Microsoft Windows computers and Apple computers will fall short in their ability to run those sorts of applications.
What are your suggestions for hardware for a new computer purchase?
Please see the ITS support website found here: http://its.uiowa.edu/support/article/100895
If you have further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Pharmacy Helpdesk at 319-335-8649 or e-mail at email@example.com


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Attacked: Navy Official Signals Grave Possibility As Disgusting Details Of Naval Collision Go Public
A former information warfare specialist in the Navy, Jeff Stutzman finds it extremely hard to believe that the incident was accidental. As chief intelligence officer at Wapack Labs, a cyber intelligence service in New Hampshire, Stutzman said, "There's something more than just human error going on because there would have been a lot of humans to be checks and balances."Apparently, Pentagon officials agree. During the Monday briefing, Admiral Richardson did not rule out cyber intrusion or internal sabotage. He also tweeted "No indications right now … but review will consider all possibilities."
On January 31, the U.S.S. Antietam was relieved from service after running aground near the Yokosuka base. The guided-missile cruiser was returning to the 7th Fleet base in Japan. The damage was blamed on a series of incorrect judgments and other errors, and its captain was removed from command.
On May 9, the U.S.S. Lake Champlain, another guided-missile cruiser collided with a fishing boat near the Korean Peninsula. Although the damage to that ship was not severe and no one was harmed, the crash was suspicious.
The U.S.S. Fitzgerald lost the lives of seven crewman when it was struck off the coast of Japan in June. A merchant vessel carrying electronics (ACX Crystal) collided with the guided-missile cruiser 56 nautical miles southwest of the Yokosuka base. Questions remain about why it took so long to report the incident, and global shipping was disrupted by the event.
Now, yet another guided-missile ship, this time a destroyer has suffered the same fate. Too many coincidences usually add up to deliberate actions. Defense Secretary Mattis has ordered a "broader inquiry" that includes both incidents.
In another incident on June 22, GPS signals in the Black Sea were manipulated. The spoofing went undetected because all remained normal. Plus, that type of hacking is relatively easy for anyone to accomplish.
Naval vessels and most ships use an Automatic Identification System (AIS) and GPS. However, AIS is easy to infiltrate. "Passenger shipping organizations and cruise lines … can be easily impacted," said Eduardo E. Cabrera, the chief cyber security officer at Trend Micro, a Tokyo-based firm.
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Some Green Things You Need To Know About
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- Erin K said...
Love the green flats!!!
- February 25, 2013 at 7:03 PM
- The Andlers said...
we watched the mickey mouse christmas music dvd today. we love christmas too!
- February 25, 2013 at 8:02 PM
- Nicole said...
Mmmm ... I love those shoes! As I told you recently, green is my signature color! Could you go buy me a pair and mail them to me? The nearest Target is an hour away!! :)
And we still have the Mickey's Christmas dvr'd. My kids watch it all year.
- February 25, 2013 at 8:20 PM
- O Mom said...
cute shoes! And you are a natural ballerina with those toes turning out! ;)
- February 25, 2013 at 8:42 PM
- Brooke said...
Hi Dina!
Dot Mom looks like it was a blast. I did the exact same thing as you.....plunked down (with tissue!) and sped through Melanie's book.....laughing and crying all the way!
Hey, I'm not sure which post I should leave a comment on, so I'm leaving it on BOTH. Never one to shy away from overstating things, I suppose. Ha! :-) IF you have green earrings left (E or F), I'd like to buy a pair!
..........And it goes without saying that I should probably visit Target for the matching shoes. Right? You're with me on that, yes?? :-)
- February 25, 2013 at 9:20 PM
- Kate Craig said...
Everyone and their Grandma's dog is reading that book! I do like to read, but not normally funny memoirs like that. But apparently I need to get that one!
- February 26, 2013 at 7:55 AM
- Team Seghs said...
So I found you from one of my besties blogs pinteresttoldmeto and she has a link to Kelly's korner who has a picture of you from the weekend thing and a link to your blog. I thought I might have recognized you from the picture but once I glanced at your blog I knew it!!! My daughter Harper is in Katie's class"! What a strange small world that I would "introduce" myself to you this way! See you Thursday!!!
- February 26, 2013 at 9:06 PM
- Dina said...
That is funny! I love pinterest told me to! And Katie LOVES Harper! Harper is always the little care taker of the class!
- February 26, 2013 at 10:12 PM
- colleen said...
Your jeans are too cute! Where did you get them and what brand are they? I'm always looking for cute jeans to wear with flats!!!
- February 27, 2013 at 6:15 AM
- Dina said...
Colleen, I tried to email you back, but you are a "no reply" blogger. Leave me a message with your email and I'll give you the scoop!
- February 27, 2013 at 2:07 PM
- colleen said...
Ha I'm not good at all this computer stuff... It's email@example.com thanks so much
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We have recently been at the ESA Conference 2010 "Culture and the Making of Worlds" held at the Bocconi University in Milan during October 2010.
The conference is one of the main events in the global research scenario of sociology. It is held by the European Sociological Association (ESA) and the conference was organized by the ASK group at the Bocconi University.
With FakePress we presented a series of projects.
First we made a general presentation of the FakePress project
Then we presented the Squatting Supermarkets project:
then we presented our anthropologi writing project Ubiquitous Anthropology / Ubiquitous Bororo:
and the second part
and then we presented the REFF RomaEuropa FakeFactory project / action
and, by the way, check out often on the REFF RomaEuropa FakeFactory page, as a wonderful book is coming out using augmented reality and wide tagging techniques published by DeriveApprodi and FakePress.
All our contributions have been published here on the SSRN (Social Science Research Network).
In the next few days we will publish all the presenttions and PDFs of the presentations.
xDxD.vs.xDxD October 21st, 2010
Posted In: Academics, Events, Research, Updates
Tags: bocconi, conferences, esa conference, fakepress, holophony, neorealismo virtuale, nervi, next step publishing, REFF, romaeuropa fakefactory, sociology, squatting supermarkets, ubiquitous anthropology


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The ground floor
The Hunting Room
The Hunting Room served as a work room for Count Gregers Ahlefeldt-Laurvig-Bille. It is imbued with his great love of Africa and game hunting. The room contains trophies brought back from British East Africa and the Congo - Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya of today.
The Yellow Room
The Louis XVI furniture in the Yellow Room were wedding gifts that Countess Jessy Bille Brahe received on her marriage in 1875.


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2011 has been a whirlwind and I can't believe that we are fast approaching the end of July!
The Willis family has made several major changes to their routine/lifestyle in the past few months which have been fabulous, but probably the coolest thing to come from our need to get fit and healthy is Craig's idea of challenging himself and some of his colleagues all the while raising valuable funds for an amazing charity! You see Craig has got a team together and entered themselves in the 2011 Chevron City to Surf, but there is a great reason for this…you see my husband has some special colleagues on his team at HWE. Not one but two kidney transplant patients! Almost unheard of in a team of 63 people to have 2 amazing, healthy, and very blessed recipients of kidneys. So when over a fee drinks the idea came up it soon turned to the team and how they could benefit a very special Charity.
So…we need you! Please consider heading to this link and showing your support for these awesome people. This charity is near and dear to them and I know I will be donating. No matter how small, all donations will be FABULOUS !!! Craig is training hard out and it will be a great day. Share this link with anyone who you know has been effected by Kidney issues and help make this years City to Surf a good one.