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Openo•pen (ō′pən),USA pronunciation adj.
- not closed or barred at the time, as a doorway by a door, a window by a sash, or a gateway by a gate: to leave the windows open at night.
- (of a door, gate, window sash, or the like) set so as to permit passage through the opening it can be used to close.
- having no means of closing or barring: an open portico.
- having the interior immediately accessible, as a box with the lid raised or a drawer that is pulled out.
- relatively free of obstructions to sight, movement, or internal arrangement: an open floor plan.
- constructed so as to be without cover or enclosure on the top or on some or all sides: an open boat.
- having relatively large or numerous spaces, voids, or intervals: an open architectural screen; open ranks of soldiers.
- perforated or porous: an open texture.
- relatively unoccupied by buildings, fences, trees, etc.: open country.
- not covered or closed;
with certain parts apart: open eyes; open mouth.
- without a covering, esp. a protective covering;
exposed: an open wound; open electrical wires.
- extended or unfolded: an open newspaper.
- without restrictions as to who may participate: an open competition; an open session.
- accessible or available to follow: the only course still open to us.
- not taken or filled;
not preempted;
vacant: Which job is open?
- ready for or carrying on normal trade or business: The new store is now open. The office is open on Saturdays.
- not engaged or committed: Have you any open time on Monday?
- accessible, as to appeals, ideas, or offers: to be open to suggestion.
- exposed to general view or knowledge;
existing, carried on, etc., without concealment: open disregard of the rules.
- acting publicly or without concealment, as a person.
- unreserved, candid, or frank, as persons or their speech, aspect, etc.: an open manner.
- generous, liberal, or bounteous: to give with an open hand.
- liable or subject: open to question; open to retaliation.
- undecided;
unsettled: several open questions.
- without effective or enforced legal, commercial, or moral regulations: an open town.
- unguarded by an opponent: an open wide receiver.
- noting the part of the sea beyond headlands or enclosing areas of land: to sail on the open seas.
- free of ice, as a body of water or a seaport.
- free of navigational hazards: an open coast.
- (of a seaport) available for foreign trade;
not closed by government regulations or by considerations of health.
- (of a microphone) in operation;
- (of a delimiting punctuation mark) occurring at the beginning of a group of words or characters that is set off, as from surrounding text: open parenthesis; open quotes.Cf. close (def. 56).
- not yet balanced or adjusted, as an account.
- not constipated, as the bowels.
- (of a vowel) articulated with a relatively large opening above the tongue or with a relatively large oral aperture, as the vowel sound of cot compared with that in caught.
- (of a syllable) ending with a vowel.
- (of a consonant) continuant (opposed to stopped).
- [Ling.](of a class of items) readily admitting new members, as the class of nouns, verbs, or adjectives (opposed to closed).
- [Print.]
- (of type) in outline form.
- widely spaced or leaded, as printed matter.
- (of an organ pipe) not closed at the far end.
- (of a string) not stopped by a finger.
- (of a note) produced by such a pipe or string or, on a wind instrument, without the aid of a slide, key, etc.
- (of an interval) containing neither endpoint.
- (of a set) consisting of points having neighborhoods wholly contained in the set, as the set of points within a circle.
- (of a map from one topological space to another) having the property that the image of an open set is an open set.
- free from frost;
mild or moderate: an open winter.
- (of a female animal) not pregnant.
- (of a fabric or weave) so loosely woven that spaces are visible between warp and filling yarns.
- to move (a door, window sash, etc.) from a shut or closed position so as to admit of passage.
- to render (a doorway, gateway, window, etc.) unobstructed by moving a door, window sash, etc., away from it.
- to render the interior of (a box, drawer, etc.) readily accessible.
- to clear (a passage, channel, etc.) of obstructions.
- to clear (areas or passages in the body).
- to give access to;
make accessible or available, as for use: to open a port for trade.
- to establish for business purposes or for public use: to open an office.
- to set in action, begin, start, or commence (sometimes fol. by up): to open a campaign.
- to uncover, lay bare, or expose to view.
- to expand, unfold, or spread out: to open a map.
- to make less compact, less closely spaced, or the like: to open ranks.
- to disclose, reveal, or divulge.
- to render accessible to knowledge, enlightenment, sympathy, etc.: to open one's mind.
- to cut, blast, or break into: to open a safe with nitro.
- to make or produce (an opening) by cutting or breaking, or by pushing aside or removing obstructions: to open a way through a crowd.
- to make an incision or opening in: to open a boil.
- to recall or revoke (a judgment, decree, etc.) for the purpose of allowing further contest or delay.
- to make the first statement of (a case) to the court or jury.
- [Cards.]to begin a hand by making (the first bid), placing (the first bet), or playing (a given card or suit) as the lead.
- to sail (a course) so that the apparent location of a distant fixed object changes with relation to a nearer fixed object (sometimes fol. by out).
- to become open, as a door, building, box, or enclosure.
- to afford access: a door that opens into a garden.
- to have an opening, passage, or outlet: The room opens into a corridor.
- (of a building, theater, etc.) to open its doors to the public: The museum opens at one o'clock.
- to begin a session or term, as a school.
- to begin a season, series of performances, or tour, as a theatrical company: The play will open in Boston.
- to begin, start, or commence an activity: The game opened with the national anthem.
- to part, or seem to part, so as to allow or reveal a passage: At last the cliffs opened to show us that we were heading for the sea.
- to become disclosed or revealed.
- to come into view;
become more visible or plain.
- to become receptive to knowledge, sympathy, etc., as the mind.
- to disclose or reveal one's knowledge, thoughts, feelings, etc.
- to unfold or expand, as a blossom, so as to reveal the interior.
- to spread out or expand, as the hand or a fan.
- to spread apart or separate, as pages of a book, newspaper, etc.: Open to page 32.
- to spread or come apart;
burst: The wound opened.
- to become less compact, less closely spaced, or the like: The ranks began to open.
- [Cards.]to make the first bet, bid, or lead in beginning a hand.
- [Hunting.](of hounds) to begin to bark, as on the scent of game.
- open up:
- to become or make open.
- to expand, esp. before the eye: A breathtaking panorama opened up as we reached the top of the hill.
- to achieve the initial development of: to open up a business office; to open up trade with China.
- [Slang.]to increase speed or the speed of (a vehicle).
o′pen•ly, adv.
- an open or clear space.
- the open air.
- the open water, as of the sea.
- an opening or aperture.
- an opening or opportunity.
- a contest or tournament in which both amateurs and professionals may compete, esp. in golf and tennis.
- the open:
- the unenclosed or unobstructed country.
- the outdoors: Vacations in the open are fine for the entire family.
- the condition of being unconcealed, recognized, or publicly known: The scandal is now out in the open.
o′pen•ness, n.
Fullfull1 (fŏŏl),USA pronunciation adj., -er, -est, adv., v., n.
- completely filled;
containing all that can be held;
filled to utmost capacity: a full cup.
- complete;
maximum: a full supply of food for a three-day hike.
- of the maximum size, amount, extent, volume, etc.: a full load of five tons; to receive full pay.
- (of garments, drapery, etc.) wide, ample, or having ample folds.
- abundant;
well-supplied: a yard full of litter; a cabinet full of medicine.
- filled or rounded out, as in form: a full bust.
- engrossed;
occupied (usually fol. by of ): She was full of her own anxieties.
- of the same parents: full brothers.
- ample and complete in volume or richness of sound.
- (of wines) having considerable body.
- [Baseball.]
- (of the count on a batter) amounting to three balls and two strikes: He hit a slider for a homer on a full count.
- having base runners at first, second, and third bases;
- being slightly oversized, as a sheet of glass cut too large to fit into a frame.
- [Poker.]of or pertaining to the three cards of the same denomination in a full house: He won the hand with a pair of kings and sixes full.
- exactly or directly: The blow struck him full in the face.
- very: You know full well what I mean.
- fully, completely, or entirely;
at least: The blow knocked him full around. It happened full 30 years ago.
- [Sewing.]
- to make full, as by gathering or pleating.
- to bring (the cloth) on one side of a seam to a little greater fullness than on the other by gathering or tucking very slightly.
- (of the moon) to become full.
full′ness, n.
- the highest or fullest state, condition, or degree: The moon is at the full.
- in full:
- to or for the full or required amount.
- without abridgment: The book was reprinted in full.
- to the full, to the greatest extent;
thoroughly: They enjoyed themselves to the full.
Mapmap (map),USA pronunciation n., v., mapped, map•ping.
- a representation, usually on a flat surface, as of the features of an area of the earth or a portion of the heavens, showing them in their respective forms, sizes, and relationships according to some convention of representation: a map of Canada.
- a maplike delineation, representation, or reflection of anything: The old man's face is a map of time.
- [Math.]function (def. 4a).
- the face: Wipe that smile off that ugly map of yours.
- See genetic map.
- off the map, out of existence;
into oblivion: Whole cities were wiped off the map.
- put on the map, to bring into the public eye;
make known, famous, or prominent: The discovery of gold put our town on the map.
map′pa•ble, adj.
- to represent or delineate on or as if on a map.
- to sketch or plan (often fol. by out): to map out a new career.
map′per, n.
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Assessing patients' adherence to asthma treatment
Do not assume the person is taking the dose prescribed most recently. Ask which asthma medicines the person is using, in a non-judgmental, empathic manner.
Table. Suggested questions to ask adults and older adolescents when assessing adherence to treatment
- How this recommendation was developed
Based on clinical experience and expert opinion (informed by evidence, where available).
If the person is not using prescribed preventer, use non-judgemental questions to find out why.
- How this recommendation was developed
Based on clinical experience and expert opinion (informed by evidence, where available).
Consider whether any common barriers to correct use of medicines apply:
- misunderstanding purpose of medicines
- concerns about side effects
- taking wrong dose
- skipping doses to save on treatment costs
- incorrect inhaler technique
- poor perception of airflow limitation
- social pressure from peer group, employer, colleagues or family (e.g. expectation that should have grown out of asthma)
- beliefs about health that conflict with or undermine confidence in conventional asthma medicines.
- How this recommendation was developed
Based on clinical experience and expert opinion (informed by evidence, where available).
Before considering any increase in dose or addition to treatment regimen (step up), check the patient's adherence to the medication most recently prescribed.
- How this recommendation was developed
Based on clinical experience and expert opinion (informed by evidence, where available).
More information
- Adherence to preventer treatment: adults and adolescents
Most patients do not take their preventer medication as often as prescribed, particularly when symptoms improve, or are mild or infrequent. Whenever asthma control is poor despite apparently adequate treatment, poor adherence, as well as poor inhaler technique, are probable reasons to consider.
Poor adherence may be intentional and/or unintentional. Intentional poor adherence may be due to the person's belief that the medicine is not necessary, or to perceived or actual adverse effects. Unintentional poor adherence may be due to forgetting or cost barriers.
Common barriers to the correct use of preventers include:
- being unable to afford the cost of medicines or consultations to adjust the regimen
- concerns about side effects
- interference of the regimen with the person's lifestyle
- forgetting to take medicines
- lack of understanding of the reason for taking the medicines
- inability to use the inhaler device correctly due to physical or cognitive factors
- health beliefs that are in conflict with the belief that the prescribed medicines are effective, necessary or safe (e.g. a belief that the prescribed preventer dose is 'too strong' or only for flare-ups, a belief that asthma can be overcome by psychological effort, a belief that complementary and alternative therapies are more effective or appropriate than prescribed medicines, mistrust of the health professional).
Adherence to preventers is significantly improved when patients are given the opportunity to negotiate the treatment regimen based on their goals and preferences.1
Assessment of adherence requires an open, non-judgemental approach.
Accredited pharmacists who undertake Home Medicines Reviews can assess adherence while conducting a review.
Table. Suggested questions to ask adults and older adolescents when assessing adherence to treatment
- Go to: Medicare's Home Medicines Review (HMR)
- Home Medicines Review and MedsCheck
Home Medicines Review
A Home Medicines Review involves the patient, their GP, an accredited pharmacist and a community pharmacy. Referral (Medicare Item 900) may be either direct to an accredited pharmacist, or to a community pharmacy that uses the services of an accredited pharmacist.
The accredited pharmacist visits the patient at their home, reviews their medicine regimen and provides a report to the person's GP and usual community pharmacy. The GP and patient then agree on a medication management plan.
The aims of Home Medicines Review include detecting and overcoming any problems with the person's medicines regimen, and improving the patient's knowledge and understanding of their medicines.
Patients could be eligible for a Home Medicines Review if they (any of):
- take more than 12 doses of medicine per day
- have difficulty managing their own medicines because of literacy or language difficulties, or impaired eyesight
- visit multiple specialists
- have been discharged from hospital in the previous four weeks
- have changed their medicines regimen during the past 3 months
- have experienced a change in their medical condition or abilities
- are not showing improvement in their condition despite treatment
- have problems managing their delivery device
- have problems taking medicines because of confusion, limited dexterity or poor eyesight.
- Go to: Medicare's Home Medicines Review (HMR)
MedsCheck involves review of a patient's medicines by a registered pharmacist within the pharmacy.
Patients are eligible if they take multiple medicines, and they do not need a referral from a GP.
The pharmacist makes a list of all the person's medicines and medication or monitoring devices, and discusses them with the patient to identify any problems. If necessary, the pharmacist refers any issues back to the person's GP or other health professional.
- Go to: Australian Department of Health's Medication Use Review (MedsCheck)
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- Psychosocial factors affecting asthma self-management
Psychosocial factors can affect asthma symptoms and outcomes in children and adults. These can include biological, individual, family and community-level factors, which can have synergistic effects in an individual with asthma.2 Mechanisms may include effects of stress on the immune system2 and effects of life circumstances on patients' and families' ability to manage asthma.
Relationships between psychosocial and cultural factors
Important influences on asthma outcomes include the person's asthma knowledge and beliefs, confidence in ability to self-manage, perceived barriers to healthcare, socioeconomic status, and healthcare system navigation skills, and by the quality of interaction and communication between patient and healthcare provider.3 There is a complex interrelationship between:3
- patient factors (e.g. health literacy, health beliefs, ethnicity, educational level, social support, cultural beliefs, comorbidities, mental health)
- healthcare provider factors (e.g. communication skills, teaching abilities, available time, educational resources and skills in working with people from different backgrounds)
- healthcare system factors (e.g. the complexity of the system, the healthcare delivery model, the degree to which the system is oriented towards chronic disease management or acute care, and the degree to which the system is sensitive to sociocultural needs).
Health literacy
'Health literacy' refers to the individual's capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services they need to make appropriate health decisions.4 A person's level of health literacy is influenced by various factors including skills in reading, writing, numeracy, speaking, listening, cultural and conceptual knowledge.3
Inadequate health literacy is recognised as a risk factor for poorer health outcomes and less effective use of health care services.3 Poor health literacy has been associated with poor asthma control,5 poor knowledge of medications,6 and incorrect inhaler technique.6 Aspects of health literacy that have been associated with poorer asthma outcomes in adults include reading skills, listening skills, numeracy skills, and combinations of these.3 Studies assessing the association between parents' health literacy and children's asthma have reported inconsistent findings.3 Overall, there is not enough evidence to prove that low health literacy causes poor asthma control or inadequate self-management.3
Australian research suggests that there are probably many Australians with limited health literacy.7 It may be possible to identify some groups of patients more likely to have inadequate health literacy, such as people living in regions with low socioeconomic status, and those with low English literacy (e.g. people with limited education, members of some ethnic minorities, immigrants, and the elderly).3 However, even well-educated patients might have trouble with basic health literacy skills.3
Attempting to assess every patient's health literacy is impractical and may be embarrassing for the person and time-consuming for the health professional.3 Instead, it may be more effective for health professionals simply to assume that all patients have limited health literacy.3 Accordingly, all self-management skills need to be explained carefully, simply and repeatedly, and all written material should be clear and easy to read. Special consideration is needed for patients from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Psychosocial support and improving health literacy
Psychosocial interventions that include asthma education may improve health-related quality of life for children and adolescents with asthma and their families.8 However, simply providing education might not improve a person's health literacy, since it also depends on other factors like socioeconomic status, social support, and is influence by the provider and the healthcare system.3
Asthma Australia provides personal support and information for people with asthma and parents of children with asthma through the Asthma Australia Information line by telephone on 1800 Asthma (1800 278 462) or online.
- Go to: Asthma Australia
- Castro, M, Rubin, A S, Laviolette, M, et al. Effectiveness and safety of bronchial thermoplasty in the treatment of severe asthma: a multicenter, randomized, double-blind, sham-controlled clinical trial. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2010; 181: 116-124. Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19815809
- Yonas MA, Lange NE, Celedon JC. Psychosocial stress and asthma morbidity. Curr Opin Allergy Clin Immunol. 2012; 12: 202-10. Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3320729/
- Rosas-Salazar C, Apter AJ, Canino G, Celedon JC. Health literacy and asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2012; 129: 935-42. Available from: http://www.jacionline.org/article/S0091-6749(12)00128-5/fulltext
- Ratzan S, Parker R. Introduction. In: Selden C, Zorn M, Ratzan S, Parker R, editors. National Library of Medicine Current Bibliographies in Medicine: Health Literacy. National Institutes of Health, US Department of Health and Human Services, Bethesda, Maryland, USA, 2000; v-vi. Available from: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/archive//20061214/pubs/cbm/hliteracy.html
- Adams RJ, Appleton SL, Hill CL, et al. Inadequate health literacy is associated with increased asthma morbidity in a population sample. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2009; 124: 601-603. Available from: http://www.jacionline.org/article/S0091-6749(09)00859-8/fulltext
- Paasche-Orlow MK, Riekert KA, Bilderback A, et al. Tailored education may reduce health literacy disparities in asthma self-management. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2005; 172: 980-6. Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2718412/
- Adams RJ, Appleton SL, Hill CL, et al. Risks associated with low functional health literacy in an Australian population. Med J Aust. 2009; 191: 530-4. Available from: https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2009/191/10/risks-associated-low-functional-health-literacy-australian-population
- Clarke SA, Calam R. The effectiveness of psychosocial interventions designed to improve health-related quality of life (HRQOL) amongst asthmatic children and their families: a systematic review. Qual Life Res. 2012; 21: 747-64. Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21901377

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|The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 3.3.0.
Objectives Edit
Bring Venya Marthand 3 Rattlecage Skulls.
Description Edit
Greetings, child. I can see that you are still young in the ways of the warlock, power still eluding your grasp. I can sense your eagerness to learn.
And you will learn.
There is no strength in ignorance. Knowledge is our greatest power. Through its application, we can control the chaotic magics and beings of the void, bending them to our will.
I will show you how to bind a servant to your will, but first you must bring me three skulls of the rattlecage skeletons near the abandoned smithy.
Progress Edit
Your power is little now, though I suspect already you sense the possibilities.
Even the dead might feel alive, with that power coursing through us.
Completion Edit
Though you are still untested and young in your learning, you have proven that you possess sufficient ability to master the summoning and binding of an imp. Do not be deceived by an imp's size. Though it lacks physical strength, it possesses powers and a cleverness that will serve you well.
Attend me carefully, <name>, for I will not repeat this lesson, and I will leave its mastery to you.
You will learn: Summon Imp
Gains Edit
- 360 XP (or 2 10 at level 70)
- 250 reputation with Undercity
Patch ChangesEdit
Patch 3.3.0 (08-Dec-2009): Warlock Imp quests removed from the game, Imps are now trainable at level 1 for 95 copper.


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Kanafa, kunafeh, or kanafeh, is a traditional sweet Arab cheese pastry originating from Palestine.
Knafa comes in many shapes, forms, and flavors, with the most famous version named Knafa Nablusi in honor of the Palestinian city of Nablus.
These cute knafa are mini and made with spread cheese and mozzarella cheese.
The basis of making knafa is very simple: knafa dough tossed in butter or ghee, stuffed with cheese, cooked and soaked in sugar syrup.
These knafa are made even easier by making them in muffin tins.
Ingredients: (makes about 18)
For the knafa:
500g knafa dough
1 cup butter, melted
9 squares kiri
1 cup grated mozzarella
For the sugar syrup:
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup water
1 tsp orange blossom
1 tsp lemon juice
Make the syrup first by boiling the sugar and water for about 8 minutes.
Remove from fire, add the orange blossom an the lemon juice; set aside to cool.
Preheat oven to 350°F.
To make the knafa, shred the dough in a food processor until fine.
Add the melted butter to the dough, toss to coat.
Place a tablespoon of the dough in a muffin tin.
Press to compact with the bottom of a glass (see picture).
Place half a square of cream cheese and some shredded mozzarella cheese.
Top with another tablespoon of dough, and press again with the glass bottom.
Bake for 20 minutes until you see the edges are golden.
Immediately invert and pour the cooled syrup on top.
Serve warm, as is or decorated with nuts of choice.
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Aguas da Amazonia
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Scoliosis is also known as 'curvature of the spine'. The lower back or lumbar spine is made of a stack of 5 block-like bones called vertebrae with a triangular bone attached underneath. These bones are separated by five oval cushions called discs which are made of cartilage with a softer substance in the center. From front to back, the spine normally is fairly straight, however when a C-shaped or S-shaped curve is found, a diagnosis of scoliosis is made. This may cause one hip to seem higher than the other when looking in a mirror, or the appearance that one leg is longer than the other. The shoulders may not be level. Most scoliosis especially in children occurs in the middle part of the back, where the ribs are attached. In adults sometimes uneven narrowing of discs due arthritis in the lower spine may cause curvature. If a vertebra collapses from osteoporosis, a curvature may result as well.
The symptoms of degenerative scoliosis in adults include a nagging, dull low back pain. It is usually worse standing or walking. The back muscles may tire easily. If severe, nerves may be pinched causing sciatica, or the spinal cord may be compressed (stenosis), causing leg weakness with walking.
Usually a history and physical exam may strongly suggest that scoliosis is present. X-rays of the lumbar spine may confirm the diagnosis. They may also show unexpected conditions causing the pain.
Scoliosis specialists should be involved in children and adolescents with scoliosis. Mild scoliosis with no symptoms may not require treatment. In untreated adults with pain, their symptoms and the curvature may worsen. Treatment depends on the severity of the pain, and whether any nerves are affected. Some individuals find the condition is helped with regular exercise and certain types of stretching. Aquatic exercise classes frequently are very helpful. Licensed physical therapists are experts in supervision of these exercises. For severe cases, specialized back braces may be tried. Rarely the spine is stabilized and trapped nerves are released with surgery.


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Spectral™ 3D screens are considered by cinema exhibitors and special venue operators worldwide to be the optimum 3D projection surface for "passive" 3D applications using polarized light such as RealD, MasterImage, Volfoni, DepthQ and GetD.


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so I got an iPod Touch for Christmas...it's pretty sweet. To top it off...I'm blogging from it right now...
Sunday, December 30, 2007
3.102 - The One with the touch
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Friday, December 28, 2007
3.101 - The One with the farewell to '07
I stole this from Lindsay...
Where did you begin 2007?
Travis' New Years Eve party
What was your status by Valentine's Day?
Were you in school (anytime this year)?
no...done with all of that
Did you have to go to the hospital?
only to see new babies
Did you have any encounters with the police?
not this year
Where did you go on vacation?
Hit up Bermuda with Naomi
What did you purchase that was over $500?
an engagement ring
Did you know anybody who got married?
sure do...went to a couple weddings. Mark & Candice, Jon and Rebecca...
Did you know anybody who passed away?
attended one funeral
Did you move anywhere?
nope...that's next year
What sporting events did you attend?
Toronto FC game against DC United.
What concerts/shows did you go to?
Hillsong United at the Molson Amphitheater...Starfield opened for them. We got to go backstage and meet the band...that was pretty fun
Describe your birthday:
cold, rainy day where I spent the day golfing with a few friends
What's the one thing you thought you would not do but did in 2007?
I bought a Nintento Wii AND an XBox 360...
What has been your favorite moment(s)?
Bermuda, and I got engaged
Any new additions to your family?
none...unless you includ Naomi
What was your best month?
October...cuz I got engaged
What music will you remember 2007 by?
Any song that is in Guitar Hero 2, and Rock Band. Played them over and over and over again. And probably Hillsong United, John Mayer, Alicia Keys, and Justin Timberlake. Say what you want...but his latest album is so catchy...OH and the Office Theme song...best show ever
Made new friends?
always...new friends are great!
Favorite night out?
last night in Bermuda, the night Naomi and I got engaged
Overall, how would you rate this year?
it's been an amazing year...not much can top it...next year might though...I hear there's a wedding I'm supposed to be in
Other than home, where did you spend most of your time?
at the office?
Change your hairstyle?
went with the fauxhawk
How old did you turn this year?
Do you have a New Year's resolution?
I never keep them so it's hard to make them
Do anything embarrassing?
I'm sure I did...but those things are better off kept out of my memory
Buy anything new from eBay?
Get married or divorced?
Get arrested?
Be honest - did you watch American Idol?
yes...Blake Lewis is something else
Did you get sick this year?
I get sick when the temperature fluctuates up and down like a yo yo
Been snowboarding?
nope...I spend my money on golf instead
Are you happy to see 2007 go?
I'm not sure...it was such a fun year...lots of good time and memories. Some crappy times too...but '08 is going to be a year to remember
Have a great New Year everyone!
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Saturday, December 22, 2007
3.100 - The One with shortage of Wii's
WOW...Rock Band is amazing!! From opening the box, to setting up the drums, the Fender Stratocastor and the mic. A bunch of people came by last night to help me christen my copy of Rock Band. Time flew by...fun was had by all...here's my initial review...
band name: cāpo3
- the Strat...I like the size, the look, but it feels flimsy...getting the "Overdrive" to work seems like a chore...
- the higher frets for solos - I used them once of twice but I don't see much of an advantage of using them (if you can prove me wrong...I'm all ears)
- drumming is really fun...except I suck at it so far...(I'm a pianist, singer, and a guitarist by trade...could never drum correctly) The bass pedal is kinda cheap looking...you'd think that they could make better one that doesn't look like you can break it by just breathing on it.
- the singing is done well...if you know how to sing the sing you'll get a high score...even if you don't know the song...you can just keep the pitch and you'll do great. The mic itself is solid
- 4 players in the band was loads of fun...don't like how you can't switch instruments with your characters.
- the song selection was alright...playing the mystery sets or the challenge sets was getting a little repetitive. I think we played Say it Ain't So and In Bloom back to back about 5 times tonight. But...if we were a real band on tour...we'd be playing the same songs every show.
- custom characters - LOVE IT...lots to play with there
- haven't gone online yet...but soon...I hope it's pretty good
- solid game so far...lots of challenges and things to do
- better than Guitar Hero by far as a game. Still not to crazy about the Strat...
to me...it was worth the wait...can't wait to play it more...if you want to come by and play...just let me know...
Rock Band wasn't the only thing that's almost impossible to get this Christmas...reports have Nintendo losing over $1 Billion because they can't keep up the the demands for the Wii...$1 BILLION!!! I think I found the reason why...
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Labels: FUN FUN FUN, rock band, wii
Friday, December 21, 2007
3.99 - The One with Rock Band
I put in a pre-order for Rock Band for my XBox 360 in late November because I couldn't find Guitar Hero 3 anywhere. Little did I know that the distributors for this game would have so much trouble getting it out for Christmas. It was already delayed from the released date for Nov. 19th in the States. Anyways, I was keeping track of the stories that were floating around online and on message boards about this issue. Nothing really was concrete, there were a lot of rumors about the actual release date. FutureShop and Best Buy would be getting them before Christmas, but they weren't going to sell until after, EB Games was hoping to get it on the 20th, or the 24th, but only in limited supply.
So I went into EB Games where I pre-ordered and paid for the entire package hoping that would put me at the top of the list and I'd get my Rock Band when it came in. I called them yesterday, and they only got the stand alone game...not the Special Edition that came with the guitars, drums, and a mic. They told me to call the next day to find out if they would get any in...they assured me that they would be able to fulfill their pre-order list. I went to Wal Mart and they also only got the stand alone game and didn't think that they would even get the Special Edition in. So today I called EB Games and they told me that they were getting 14 units in and they checked if I was in the top 14. I was not...I was 9th from the bottom. They said that I would be getting mine after Christmas. I was not impressed.
On a hunch I called up Wal Mart and asked if they had the Special Edition...they told me they just got them in and they had 3 for the XBox 360 and 3 for the PS3. I got off my butt and rushed to Wal Mart. As I approached the electronics department I saw a guy carrying out an XBox 360 edtion of Rock Band...I prayed that there would be one left for me. Luckily there were 2 more left so I promptly paid for it. Now it's in the back of my SUV waiting for me to open the beast of a box that it comes in and rock out! I'm still kinda ticked at the distributors of the game...but now I'll have 2 copies of the Special Edition next week...I'm looking to sell one...so if you know someone that wants one for the XBox 360...let me know.
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Monday, December 17, 2007
3.98 - The One with the snow bank
It snowed about 25cm over the weekend...yesterday I spent most of the day shoveling. Not that much fun...at least the snow wasn't heavy...but it just didn't stop coming down. Just when you thought it was letting up and going to stop...OH...more snow! I don't mind the snow...I just hate it when the snow plows in my town basically fortify your driveway when it goes by your house. I spent about a half hour this morning shoveling a 2 foot high, 5 foot deep and about 20 foot wide barrier that was on my driveway from the lovely snow plow. It didn't help that my neighbour has this big sign on his lawn that reads "Let it Snow!" Oh it snowed alright buddy...do you want mine?
Don't get me wrong...I'm grateful that we have plows...but when I was living in Saskatoon...where it snows a lot more and for more days...we never had this problem. The plows would never block your driveway. On my way to work I saw a bunch of old people out shoveling the ends of their driveways. It's just not right.
On a brighter note...the trailer for the The Dark Knight came out this weekend...check it out
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Friday, December 14, 2007
3.97 - The One with "Something has found Us"
Not sure if you've heard of "Cloverfield"...but it's the new J.J. Abrams movie coming out in January. The teaser trailer came out with Transformers and didn't even say what movie it was...so there's been a lot of speculation and hype building around it. Check out this 5 minute preview...it's the latest thing to come out...no one sure what this movie is about yet...
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Labels: 01.18.08, Cloverfield, movie
Thursday, December 13, 2007
3.96 - The One with the 'Ford'ified KITT
It's official...KITT is now a Shelby Mustang for the made for TV movie next year. It's a far cry from the Trans Am way back in the day. I think it looks pretty cool...but I'll miss the original Trans Am. Click here to see more pics
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Tuesday, December 11, 2007
3.95 - The One with the DELAY
I've been looking for Guitar Hero III for my XBox 360 for the last few weeks...stupid me didn't pre-order it...and I've had no luck. So I gave up and pre-ordered Rock Band instead. Instead of just having the guitar to play in the game...you have a drum kit and a microphone to sing along. You can also plug in another guitar to play the bass part. I was pretty excited for it. Rock Band was released in the US in November and it is supposed to be released in Canada on December 20th. Now I read on Joystiq that it has been pushed back another week to the 28th. So much for my plans to play it over Christmas...I guess it'll be fun for New Years. Many people believe that it's because the packaging, instructions, etc. have to be in French...I would think that the game publishers would have figured that all out already...I'm not impressed...
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Labels: delay, guitar hero, rock band
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
3.94 - The One with the 56 geeks
Let your inner geek out...we all have something geekish inside us...admit it...which one are you?
I'm for sure a combination of some...like Jedi, Nintendo, Sports, Gadget, Electronics, & Transformers. So I'm a JedNinSpoGadEleTra Geek. If you want to see them all check out this Flickr page
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Monday, December 03, 2007
3.93 - The One with the snow
Ahh snow...how I don't miss you. Although I do like it when you come for Christmas. Well it looks like the snow is going to stay for awhile...and it doesn't help when it decides to rain and freeze making my street an ice rink. At least the snow has put me in the Christmas mood...the tree went up on Saturday and last night I started to wrap some presents. Now if the rain would stop...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a breakthrough cancer therapy known as CAR-T for use in adults with advanced lymphoma. The therapy uses a patient's own white blood cells, which are modified in a lab and re-trained to recognize specific markers on the surface of the cell and then target and kill only those cancerous cells.
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We are in the process of having a Beyond Ourselves office (affectionately known as the Boffice) built here in Zambia.
I am excited (understatement!)
Since moving here the Beyond Ourselves office has lived in our home, doubling as a spare bedroom. It's not the biggest of rooms to begin with and it houses a desk, bunkbeds, a big photocopier, countless school resources, all our important files (and many not so important ones) and loads of random work and personal things. It's tight.
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Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., chairman of the House Oversight Committee, contends that the FTC needs to delve more deeply into alleged abuses by the P2P networks (HR 7/25).
In a letter sent Wednesday to FTC chairman Deborah Platt Majoras, Waxman contends that the agency has underestimated the threat posed by such networks. In July, Waxman conducted a hearing into the networks, and he appears to be dissatisfied with the commission's response.
"The agency testified that the FTC views P2P file-sharing as on par with 'other Internet-related activities such as surfing Web sites, using search engines, downloading software and using e-mail or instant messaging," he wrote. "We question this assessment. We have not seen evidence that any of these other 'Internet-related activities' leads to the wholesale information disclosures described at the committee's hearing."
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Waxman lays out a series of recent disclosures that P2P networks facilitate identity theft and helped lead to the disclosure of more than 5,000 files of Social Security information and other personal details about customers of Citicorp's ABN Amro Mortgage Group.
The entertainment industry contends that people are driven to P2P sites for movies and music and end up opening up their computers to all manner of ills.
Known as one of Congress' most effective investigators, Waxman has taken an interest in the companies' operations. In July, he began investigating the operation of LimeWire and StreamCast. Waxman has grown concerned over government, personal and corporate data that has become available to hackers as consumers use the services to get such content as music and movies.
His letter to the FTC is an indication that he doesn't plan to let the investigation drop following a hearing before his committee July 24.
"In July, LimeWire got the wake-up call," one entertainment industry executive said. "This is the cold shower that comes afterwards."
Waxman's investigation comes two years after copyright holders won a victory when the U.S. Supreme Court found that the Grokster P2P service illegally induced people to violate copyright laws. While P2P services have faded from the news and congressional scrutiny, LimeWire and StreamCast are both being sued for copyright infringement by the record labels.


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I am an Occupational therapist that got interested about a year or so ago in teaching kids. I have been using yoga with my special needs kids for about a year but more so over the last 8 months and love it. I haven't worked with teenagers but can suggest Thia Luby's book Yoga for Teens. I have taken kids yoga trainging through The Radiant Child program and through Karma Kids. At both you learn special considerations for the different age ranges. I recently added weighted props to help ADHD kids get centered while seated and /or during savasana. If you have more involved kids with downs or cerebral palsy, I would refer to Sonia Sumar's training and book Yoga for the Special Child. Teen classes look more like adult classes and the kids would like more info on anatomy and benefits of the poses while with younger kids, they like using their imaginations to pretend to be the different animals, etc. Hope this was helpful.
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A bunch of alert readers emailed and called pointing out a discrepancy in the city transportation department's answer about turning left on traffic circles. In last week's Getting There column, Seattle traffic operations manager Eric Widstrand said that the Washington Driver's Guide and state law do not distinguish between neighborhood traffic circles and larger roundabouts on major arterial streets.
While it's usually safe to turn left at a neighborhood traffic circle, a strict definition of the law makes it illegal to turn left at either a roundabout or a neighborhood traffic circle. So he said drivers should drive counterclockwise around traffic circles.
But, as so many of you pointed out, the city has given a different answer before.
In 2006, Wayne Wentz, the city's traffic management director, told Getting There that traffic circles and roundabouts are different. Large vehicles have a hard time going completely around a traffic circle to make a left. So he said all vehicles are allowed to just turn left.
So we asked the transportation department, what's up?
Answer: It's Seattle transportation spokesman Rick Sheridan's turn to take a stab at this question.
He said, "When turning left at a neighborhood traffic circle, we believe it is safer to go around to the right and recommend drivers do so. However, we recognize that there are instances when drivers may need to turn left before a traffic circle, such as when cars park too closely to the right side of a circle or a driver can't maneuver a larger vehicle around to the right. This practice can be safely performed when the driver exercises reasonable care."
He said, though, the law is unclear in distinguishing between roundabouts and traffic circles. So, he said the city is working on a change in its municipal code to clarify this. This change would allow neighborhood traffic circles to be treated differently than large roundabouts are under state law and clearly identify permissible ways to get around them.


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Trinity Episcopal Street, at Broadway and Wall Street in Manhattan, has gone the extra mile with Occupy Wall Street, but still finds itself losing a PR battle.
After months of providing support to those protesting against corruption and excessive concentration of wealth, Trinity faced one more request, which escalated into a demand, namely, that the church allow protesters to set up camp on a vacant lot Trinity owns in the financial district.
Trinity said No – not because it had lost interest in OWS, but for legal reasons that it felt obligated to observe. OWS pushed back hard, unleashing 50 protesters to scale the lot's fence and risk arrest, among them a retired bishop in purple cassock.
Thus did linear thinking meet linear thinking on a field of battle neither can win. The old order reasserted itself all around. Trinity got caught in believing its history of supporting OWS and the logic of its legal concerns would enable it to occupy the moral high ground. OWS apparently couldn't imagine life as a movement, but wanted to occupy space, an old-order agenda if ever there was one.
Now, after skirmishes in the media, Trinity looks like a heartless bully protecting its wealthy constituents, and OWS folks sound like petulant children wanting what they want.
Neither appearance does justice to reality. Both TWS and OWS are far more serious and in sync than this clash would suggest.
Both sides need to stop the linear thinking. This isn't about laws, procedures, permits, or property rights; nor is it about standing up to injustice. When New York police evicted OWS from Zuccotti Park several weeks ago, the protest had a wonderful opportunity: to become a movement, to engage millions of sympathizers in a fresh dialog about wealth and jobs, to press on without the usual, self-defeating tools of power politics.
Instead, they have indulged in a property grab. Did they learn nothing from their own experience?
Trinity, meanwhile, should have seen that they, too, are a movement. Yes, they own more real estate than we can imagine. But at the end of the day, they are a church, and that means they are part of a movement that soars beyond property rights.
Meanwhile, the 1% can relax. If this tug-of-war over a vacant lot continues, the Occupy movement will be discredited here, Trinity will have lost its ability to speak truth to power, and the old order can press on toward greater concentration of wealth.
The 99%, in turn, will have been betrayed by old-order thinking that saw land and wanted to control it.


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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Mankiw: The Blur Between Spending and Taxes
(Hat Tip: Elliott Manning.)
Should the government cut spending or raise taxes to deal with its long-term fiscal imbalance? As President Obama's deficit commission rolls out its final report in the coming weeks, this issue will most likely divide the political right and left. But, in many ways, the question is the wrong one. The distinction between spending and taxation is often murky and sometimes meaningless.
Professor Mankiw believes, as the majority of mainstream economists, that the tax revenue is the main source for financing government spending, or in other words that the only way to finance (or fund) the deficit spending is through the issue of non-interest debt (currency) or sold interest earning bonds, so any increase in the level of government spending beyond of its tax revenues will produce deficit, which in turn will have implications in the short and long run. In the short run, in order to cover the excess of spending, the government will have to issue debt (currency or bonds). However, despite the government can run temporarily deficit, in the long run the "structural (permanent) deficit" must be avoided or better yet it should be eliminated. Otherwise, the past and current increase in government spending would mean, in the future as Mankiw argues, "higher taxes or lower benefits" for the whole population.
In such vision the government deficit represents a burden for our next generations; therefore, it is an imperative to balance the government fiscal accounts. However, his concern does not have any historical or practical foundations for several reasons. First, as professor L. Randall Wray points out "this view [mainstream economists view] completely misunderstands the nature of government spending, taxing, deficits, and bond sales (…) permanent consolidated government deficits are the theoretical and practical norm in a modern economy". In fact, the US economy is running deficits at least in the last 20 year (with some exceptions in the Clinton term) and the economy is not broken! The reason is simple: When a country, like United States, has a monetary sovereign in a context of flexible exchange rates, the deficit does not represent a major problem, at least up to reach the level of full employment; on the contrary, an increase in the level of deficit means an increase in the level of private wealth thus an increase in the level of employment and output. Finally, in a modern monetary economy "the government spending is always financed through creation of fiat money". Indeed, the US economy, like other modern economies, operates using fiat money. When the government is sovereign in its own currency and can face his liabilities the emission of money operates as social relationship of assets and liabilities in balance sheets among firms, banks and government.
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Makeup and Hair artist, Jen Brown has a passion for expressing her creativity. As a young student she followed this passion to Columbia College Chicago to study painting and Fine Art.
As a working professional, Jen focused both her desire to contribute in a creative field and her love for color and expression into a career as a Makeup and Hair Artist - becoming state certified, assisting working artists, and eventually teaching her own makeup course.
Now with a decade of professional experience in the industry, Jen works consistently in all forms of the media, specializing in Print, Commercial, Video and Celebrity Clients. She also has extensive experience in Theatrical, Film, HDTV, Music Videos, Runway and Teaching.
Jen's work has been featured in Time Magazine, New York Times, Fitness Magazine, Chicago Magazine, Bustle, Time Out Chicago, Image Magazine, and The Chicago Reader. Some of Jen's celebrity clients include: Versace, Joan Cusack, Martin Short, Bonnie Raitt, Jimmy Smits, Buddy Guy, Monica Raymund, and Ramsey Lewis, to name a few.
Jen continues to collaborate with many photography studios and production companies in Chicago and Los Angeles on a wide range of projects, as well as working with private clients for special events, lessons and bridal makeup.
Jen is also available for international travel.
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I found that the suggestion to use mpris-control did exactly what I wanted, and this is no longer problematic for me.
EDIT: my bad. reboot fixed it
The latest snap update 22.214.171.124.gf614956d-16 is not with media keys too on Kubuntu 19.04. It worked with the previous versions (but that couldn't play local files due to a bug). Spotify doesn't show up in the media player widget
Spotify 18.104.22.1680.g51b03ac3 . Running on Gentoo with Plasma desktop. All media players and browsers work flawlessly with media keys, not Spotify. Alternate media shortcuts via D-Bus commands is a nasty hack. Please address this.
tnx so much
I'm using Spotify 22.214.171.1246.ge08ef575 on Manjaro Linux. The browser and other software work well with media keys, not Spotify. Please fix this issue.
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HELSINKI, Finland — Nokia's shareholders took a major step on Tuesday to reshape the company, voting overwhelmingly in favor of selling the company's handset business to Microsoft for $7.2 billion.
The approval represents one of the final steps before Microsoft takes control of the struggling cellphone division, which is expected early next year. But it also leaves many questions about what is in store for Nokia, a Finnish company that still lies at the heart of Europe's technology industry.
"It's been a very challenging period," Risto Siilasmaa, Nokia's chairman and interim chief executive, said in a recent interview. "When I became chairman, I didn't think this was going to be a possibility. There have been a lot of emotions."
The handset unit — which sold 64.6 million phones in the third quarter of 2013 — is still one of the world's largest. But it has increasingly lost out to rivals like Samsung and Apple that now dominate the lucrative smartphone market.
After pioneering mobile phone technology throughout the 1990s, Nokia became the world's largest handset maker with a market value of around $250 billion. It had nearly a 40 percent share of the global smartphone market as late as 2009, according to Gartner, the research company.
But Nokia's market share has quickly dwindled to less than 4 percent of global smartphone sales, and Samsung is the world's largest phone maker. The company's market value stands at roughly $30 billion, or just 12 percent of its record high.
"It's a sad moment, but we have to look forward," said Michael Halbherr, who leads Here, Nokia's mapping business, which will remain part of the company. "The type of culture we had at Nokia created success, but it didn't do enough to succeed in the smartphone era."
Despite the company's recent lackluster performance in the cellphone market, Nokia still has a few tricks up its sleeve as it contemplates the future. Senior executives at the company are completing a strategy, due early next year, that is expected to focus on Nokia's remaining businesses and be supported, at least in part, by the cash from the handset sale.
The plans are likely to include a networking unit that competes with companies like Ericsson of Sweden and Huawei of China to build high-speed mobile data infrastructure for large carriers, including Verizon Wireless and Vodafone. While the business began as a joint venture with Siemens, Nokia bought the 50 percent that it did not already own for $2.2 billion earlier this year.
The company has also held on to its mapping division, whose technology is in about 80 percent of the automotive navigation systems worldwide. It also controls an intellectual property portfolio that could either be licensed to other companies or used to build new products.
"We are in a unique situation," Henry Tirri, Nokia's chief technology officer, said in an interview. "Before, we only thought about fitting our technology into mobile devices because that was our main business. Now, we have kept our technological assets and can use them where we see opportunities."
Analysts warn, however, that creating a viable business from the three separate divisions, which are run independently, could prove a challenge.
Nokia's networking division, for example, will generate over 90 percent of the company's revenue after the handset sale is completed. With little overlap with the company's mapping unit, some investors have called on the firm to sell, or spin off, the smaller unit so that it can prioritize its core networking operations.
"These are very different business," said Sylvain Fabre, a Gartner telecoms analyst in London. "It's hard to see how they could create connections between them."
Other shareholders have demanded that Nokia return some of the almost 8 billion euros, or $10.8 billion, in cash that Nokia will have after it completes the sale of its handset division.
Analysts say that a portion of the proceeds will probably be spent on acquisitions, particularly for Nokia's mobile networking business, but that some of Microsoft's money will be for investors, many who remain unsure of Nokia's future plans.
"We expect a meaningful portion of the excess will be distributed to shareholders in coming quarters," the American hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb wrote in a letter to his investors last month.
While investors bicker over how the money should be spent, Nokia's executives and employees — and many Finns — are still coming to terms with the new-look company that has been synonymous with handsets for more than two decades.
Many in the Northern European country viewed Nokia's position as a leader in the cellphone industry as a matter of national pride, and the company helped to train software engineers and developers who transformed Helsinki into one of Europe's leading technology hubs.
The sale is also the first time in the lives of younger generations in both Finland and around the world that Nokia will not be known for making handsets. Analysts and investors have raised concerns about how Nokia will be able to connect with global consumers who still associate the brand with mobile phones. Microsoft has a 10-year licensing deal to use the Nokia brand for some of its own phones.
Rajeev Suri, head of the company's network business, says his priority is now squarely on increasing Nokia's market share in so-called fourth-generation mobile infrastructure, which supplies high-speed cellular connections. The business has been growing as consumers increasingly rely on smartphones and tablets to connect to the Internet.
Mr. Halbherr of Nokia's mapping unit also wants to extend the company's foothold in GPS navigation by building relationships with some of the world's largest automakers, which already use the firm's products and services.
Still, for others, the handset sale remains a hard pill to swallow.
Janne Lindström joined Nokia's networking unit in the mid-1990s, and has worked in a number of manufacturing jobs alongside his counterparts in the cellphone business at one of the company's plants in northern Finland.
Despite Nokia's recent problems, Mr. Lindström said he had been hopeful that the company's networking business, which itself underwent a restructuring that involved 17,000 job cuts worldwide, would help to support the faltering handset business so that it could remain part of Nokia.
"The announcement with Microsoft took me by surprise," he said. "We are a big family. If the mobile phone business was in trouble, we thought it was our duty to help them until they succeeded again."


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Dramatic footage of the aftermath of a pregnant woman driving her Honda Odyssey into the sea with her three children inside has surface. Little is known yet about the woman's identity or what lead to her driving into the ocean.
According to WESH, the incident happened yesterday in Daytona Beach. The woman drove the van onto the beach and then made a hard turn into the ocean.
Witnesses jumped into the waters as the minivan rocked back and forth to save the passengers. One of the children was heard screaming that the mother was trying to kill them.
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"The two in the back seat was crying, with their arms out saying 'Our mommy's trying to kill us, please help,'" Tim Tesseneer, a man who helped in the rescue, told the station.
He says however that the mother remained silent and had an "awful, blank look" on her face.
Police have not yet released details on what they believe lead up to the incident. Though, the woman has identified as being as a 31-year-old from South Carolina.
The children, ages 3, 9 and 10, were taken to the hospital but all checked out ok.


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End of the BAe Era
Posted: Wednesday 13th November 2013More News »
On a very wet and windy Monday afternoon a large part of Titan history flew out of Stansted for the very last time as we waved off our final remaining BAe aircraft - G-ZAPK.
On 11th November G-ZAPK was handed over to its new owner Skyforce of Australia after completing 17 Years, 6 Months and 17 Days service with Titan Airways.
Not only was G-ZAPK the longest serving aircraft in the fleet it was also the first jet aircraft operated by Titan.
During its long career with us, together with the four subsequently acquired BAe 146s, G-ZAPK enjoyed a varied role, from carrying VIP passengers, including members of the British Royal Family, to transporting the Royal Mail.
Over the years, the 146QC contracts have been great for us with their dual passenger/freight role but their work has been steadily taken over by our larger more fuel efficient Boeing 737QCs.
The departure of the BAe aircraft leaves room for the introduction of newer more modern and economical aircraft types to the Titan fleet - a process which has already begun with an initial Airbus A320 having joined us in May.


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A deliciously thick and creamy peanut butter cup shake packed with protein. This chocolate + peanut butter flavored shake is healthy and good for you – perfect for a breakfast, snack, or a post work-out drink.
Airports and airplanes are the worst for catching a cold or virus! I think every single time I've flown, I end up with something a few days later. And unfortunately, this travel was no different. Despite my best efforts to keep our hands clean and everything sanitized, both the babe and I ended up with a cold.
It's been so hard to drag myself out of bed and especially when all the babe wants to do is cuddle – poor guy. (The one awesome thing about being sick is lots and lots of cuddles which I
When I'm sick, there's nothing like burning hot soup or a freezing cold shake – both seriously help a sore throat! Also, I always think the healthier I can eat, the quicker I can beat the sickness. So I created this chocolate & peanut butter shake – one for me and one for the babe. And I ended up making another one shortly after since the babe wanted to eat both his and mine. He chugged this shake down!
A few years ago when the husband and I lived in Boston, we were right next to a health food store – it was a 30-second walk from our apartment. When I went shopping there I was first introduced to chocolate soymilk and almondmilk. I've been a religious vanilla (or plain) almondmilk and soymilk drinker for years now. But the chocolate version was new to me.
I still remember the first time I bought it – I practically finished the whole carton the same day! I've been hooked ever since.
Anyways, it was back in this little apartment in Boston that I first created this peanut butter cup protein shake. I've been making it for a few years now so it's about high time I share it with you! It all starts with some chocolate soymilk – one cup to be exact. The soymilk and the chocolate protein powder are what creates the chocolate in the shake. A frozen banana gives this shake a super amount of creaminess and the rest of the ingredients are pretty standard – little bit of sweetener, vanilla extract, peanut butter (of course), and some vanilla yogurt.
- 1 large banana coined and then frozen
- 1 cup chocolate soymilk or chocolate almond-milk
- 1 container (6 ounces) vanilla or plain yogurt
- 3 tablespoons peanut butter
- 1 tablespoon chocolate protein powder optional
- 1/2 teaspoon truvia or sub another sweetener
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- Optional: 1/2 - 1 cup ice
At least 2-3 hours previous to making this shake, remove the peel from the banana, slice into large coins, and place in a plastic bag in the freezer. (I usually freeze the banana the night before)
When the banana is completely frozen, combine it with the chocolate soymilk, vanilla or plain yogurt (Greek, low-fat, or regular), peanut butter, chocolate protein powder, truiva, and vanilla.
Add ice if desired for a larger and thicker shake.
Blend until smooth. Pour into a large glass and drizzle with extra peanut butter if desired.
Enjoy immediately.
Here are some more healthy shakes:
Butterscotch Apple Pie Protein Shake


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Hackney Ramblings Following on from our highly successful film making workshop last year Hackney Shed are pleased to once again be part of the Discover Young Hackney Festival 2016.
Come and work with us and learn about making film and acting in film. These workshops are for anyone interested in being on either side of the camera, whether you want to act or be part of the creative team or crew! You can be part of the weekly sessions on a Tuesday OR JUST COME ALONG TO THE FILMING WORKSHOP ON TUESDAY 16th FEB. This is a one day workshop in the half term holiday where you will be part of the team who makes the film. Whether you want to be in front of or behind the camera all welcome!
Watch films from last years project on our You Tube Channel
What The group will explore the cultures, spaces and life in Hackney through the medium of film. Six weekly workshops will explore devising, creating and story boarding in preparation for a day of film making in the half term break.
Who Young people aged 14-19, no experience necessary, all welcome.
When Weekly sessions on Tuesdays from 12th January - 9th February from 4.40pm - 5.50pm. Tuesday 16th February filming day, all day. (note the half term workshop day is open to all).
Where Weekly sessions take place in the theatre of BSix college, Clapton (Kenninghall Road E5 8BP)
Cost Free!
How do I sign up? Email email@example.com to sign up or to get more information


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Frank D'Agostino posted a topic in EmulatorsHi I'm running new genesis version 25 and I have a bunch of Sega CD ISO is loaded into the emulator. Everything works well I'm very happy with this emulator. The best Sega emulator for Xbox hands down. Only problem is I'm having a difficult time playing the second disc on some of the original Sega CD games.. also I'm having a hard time getting Sega CD games to read from Xbox drive when in load this section of NeoGenesis.. Is there a trick or does anybody know how to get around this? How does the emulator play from physical disk? Do all different revisions of the Xbox optical drive compatible to play original Sega CD games? Thank you very much. Any light on the subject would be greatly appreciated. Picture attached is of my Sega CD.
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Scribd and Lulu: Two great tastes that taste great together
Lulu (http://lulu.com), one of the largest self-publishing websites on the Internet, offers a broad set of web-based tools for on-demand printing and publishing of user-generated books and other content. Lulu and Scribd have joined forces to offer free content via iPaper, Scribd's web-based document viewer. Starting this month, you will find a broad selection of Lulu's most popular free content available for online reading with iPaper. We're really excited by the unprecedented options that Scribd and Lulu together can offer publishers of all stripes!
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The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
Computer scientist Hannon Fuller has discovered something extremely important. He's about to tell the discovery to his colleague, Douglas Hall, but knowing someone is after him, the old man leaves a letter in his computer generated parallel world that's just like the '30s with seemingly real people with real emotions.expand_more
- Craig Bierko As Douglas Hall/John Ferguson/David
- Armin Mueller-Stahl As Hannon Fuller/Grierson
- Gretchen Mol As Jane Fuller/Natasha Molinaro
- Vincent D'Onofrio As Jason Whitney/Jerry Ashton
- Dennis Haysbert As Detective Larry McBain
- Steven Schub As Detective Zev Bernstein
- Jeremy Roberts As Tom Jones
- Rif Hutton As Joe
- Leon Rippy As Jane's Lawyer
- Janet MacLachlan As Ellen
- Brad William Henke As Cop
- Burt Bulos As Bellhop
- Venessia Valentino As Concierge
- Tia Texada As Natasha's Roommate
- Howard S. Miller As Chauffeur
- Shiri Appleby As Bridget Manilla
- Bob Clendenin As Bank Manager
- Rachel Winfree As Bank Customer
- Alison Lohman As Honey Bear Girl
- Meghan Ivey As Chanteuse
- Ernie Lively As 30's Cop
- Toni Sawyer As Grierson's Wife
- Lee Weaver As 30's Limo Driver
- Travis Tedford As Newspaper Boy
- Johnny Crawford As Singer
- Jeff Blumenkrantz As Choreographer
- Geoffrey Rivas As Security Guard
- Brooks Almy As Bridget's Mom
- Darryl Henriques As Cab Driver
- Mary Ann Schmidt As Bank Business Woman (uncredited) expand_more
Imdb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0139809
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The Thirteenth Floor has an amazing premise and some great ideas. Shame that it's also mired by terrible dialogue, B-movie plotting, and a cheap looking production. Blending elements of Dark City and The Matrix though never achieving the greatness of either of those magnificent works of sci-fi, I would still recommend The Thirteenth Floor for what it sets out to do. It's also cool to see the younger versions of Gretchen Mol, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Dennis Haysbert.
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InfoPath Javascript - fixing image control tooltip./
In a previous blog post I discussed using Picture Controls to host lots of images within InfoPath and manage the tooltip.
InfoPath FormServer renders picture buttons with a pop-up Picture Icon that will hide any alt-text that you've set on that picture.
The key is in the Core.js file, which you should NOT modify. As this is what could happen if you modify core javascript files.
function LinkedPicture_OnMouseOver(a, c) { ULSrLq:; var b = ViewDataNode_GetViewDataNodeFromHtml(a), d = PictureControl_GetPrimaryDataNodeValue(b); /* This modification hides the picture icon when the control is disabled */ var e = PictureControl_GetPicture(a); if (e && e.alt == "Picture") { e.alt = ""; e.title = ""; } if (typeof(a.disabled) != "undefined" && a.disabled) { return; } /* end modification */ a = PictureControl_EnsureControl(a); d != "" && PictureControl_ShowPictureIcon(a, b, true); LeafControl_OnMouseOver(a, c); } LinkedPicture.OnMouseOver = LinkedPicture_OnMouseOver;
So instead, you should create a separate webpart page, put the Form control on that page, and add this script override for the LinkedPicture_OnMouseOver function.
The key is "if (a.disabled) return"
Then in your InfoPath form template, set the control to read-only will ensure the Picture icon doesn't appear on hover, allowing the title text on your image to show up on the browser.


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1>Hanmi supply OEM/ODM service for customers.2>General testing carried out for every piece before delivery.3>24 hours consult services online
4>Carefully packaged goods, avoid damaged in transit.
1>Shangyu Yuyang Photographic Equipment Co., Ltd. is located in
Shangyu District Shaoxing, Zhejiang - a water town in the South of Yangtze River,
near stations and road junctions, adjoining Ningbo Port and Shanghai Port,
enjoying beautiful scenery, convenient transportation,
advantageous geographic location and good conditions for import and export.
2>Founded in Apr. 2011,our company has our own brand Hanmi and integrates R&D, design, production,
sales and service of selfie stick monopod, cellphone holder, tripod,
digital cleaning products and other photographic equipments.
The plant covers an area of about 5,500 square meters,
has about 100 employees and specializes in e-commerce operation.
3>Currently, our products are available on many ecommerce platforms
such as Taobao, Tmall, Aliexpress, Trustpass, Alibaba.com, etc.
In addition, our company gives full paly to the advantages of
infrastructure interconnection and interworking and ecommerce,
establishes "online silk road" intergrating online
and offline development and creates a new pattern of "One Belt, One Internet".
4>Through several years of rapid development, the sales network covers
all over China, and the products are exported to many countries and regions
such as Europe, America,Southeast Asia, Middle East, Hong Kong,
Macau, Taiwan, etc. and win praise from customers.


text: Hitman Pro 3.7.10 Build 251 Latest version comes up with assistance for every Internet user to detect and protect your PC from the dangers of the Web including spyware, Trojans, worms, and other small viruses. The program automatically scans your computer for this type of software, and then retrieves the files from the Internet. Hitman Pro 3.7.10 Free itself has a number of applications such as IKARUS, Emsisoft, Prevx, G Data, Dr.Web; all-in-one protection solution.


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I saw the Nutella Brownie recipe floating around Pinterest for a while now. It's a three ingredient recipe (nutella, flour, and eggs) found on instructables. I made it once before and found that it needed a little something more, so this time around I added some Ghirardelli chocolate chips and a teaspoon of pure vanilla extract. I also lightly dusted the top with confectioner's sugar. It turned out soooo good.
My entry for The Idea Room's Photo-A-Day May 2014.


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Share your story! Has your family benefited from services at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford? Are you a hospital employee or volunteer? Whatever the reason you Scamper, share it!
Life of a Successful Social Media Campaign
Last year, our friend Kanoa set a $1,000 goal in support of the Children's Fund, and he reached it, thanks to social media! Check out Kanoa's progress below: