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Career in Business and Law Is a Dream Come True
Growing up in Tokyo, Sumiko Kanazawa noticed that few women had professional careers. It was her dream to become a lawyer in a foreign land, and it was her own mother, a single, working parent, who inspired her to do it.
While a teenager, Kanazawa traveled to Maine as a high school exchange student. "I wanted to go to college in the U.S. and it was a test to see if I could make it." Ultimately she did make it; Kanazawa received a BS in Business Administration and an MA in International Relationswith distinctionfrom Boston University.
Her career began in finance at the U.S. headquarters of The Yasuda Trust & Banking Co., Ltd. While still working full time, she enrolled in Pace Law School."The study of law is very different," she said. "I was used to reading business cases, but law is a different language and English was not my first language."Still, she was a Ranking Scholar, student mentor, and graduated cum laude. "I am grateful that Pace Law gave me an opportunity to study there. I couldn't have done it without the enthusiastic professors and fellow students who became my lifelong friends."
Today,Kanazawa is Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and Acting Compliance Officer of Mizuho Trust & Banking Co. (USA), a New York subsidiary of Japanese-based Mizuho Financial Group Inc. She is responsible for the legal and compliance functions of the subsidiary, which has more than $150 billion in assets under custody and provides custody, securities lending, and fund administration services to institutional investors.
"My job is never boring," she said. "There are always legal developments taking placein the United States, and I have an opportunity on a daily basis to work with seasoned business and legal professionals, to analyze the law's impact on our bank's business and operations, and to help implementactionplans."
She would like more time with her nine-year-old daughter, Mika, but Kanazawa hopes that she and her husband, Larry, are giving their daughter a real life example that gender shouldn't matter in the role each parent has at home or at work. "Larry has a more flexible working schedule. Mika used to wonder why her dad, not her mom, gets her ready in the morning and comes to pick her up after school," Kanazawa says. "She doesn't ask that question anymore. For her, it's no longer that different or unusual to see mothers working and fathers at pick-up, so I think this is good for her, too."

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HBO's latest sports doc premiers tonight about the late 80's- early '90s rebels. Should be very interesting.
Scandals, arrogance, towel biting coach. Beat a not ready for prime time OSU team, almost lost to a MAC school and then crashed LMU's post-Gathers run on their way to the title. But the lasting impression is LJ passing on a wide open 3 against Duke the year later.


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Fatal crash in Iron County
IR man in court on murder charges
By NIKKI YOUNK
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WILLISTON, N.D. – An Iron River man accused of fatally stabbing another Iron River man at an oil field camp in northwestern North Dakota has entered not guilty pleas to his charges.
Williams County Court officials said that 31-year-old Ryan Neil Anderson pleaded not guilty to felony counts of murder and attempted murder during a hearing on Wednesday.
Anderson will have a two-week jury trial, but a date has not yet been set.
He stands accused of fatally stabbing 32-year-old Christopher King of Iron River and attempting to stab David Nardi. No age or address was available for Nardi.
The charges stem from a March 17 incident at the Capitol Lodge mancamp located on U.S. 2 near Ray, N.D.
According to an affidavit of probable cause filed by Sgt. Detective Caleb Fry in Williams County Court, Nardi said that Anderson had been involved in a physical altercation with his girlfriend.
Other occupants of the housing unit intervened and ended the altercation.
After leaving the scene, Anderson returned.
Surveillance footage showed Anderson approaching the commons area with his right hand in his front sweatshirt pocket.
The footage then showed King grabbing Anderson, and Anderson pulling an open three- to four-inch Schrade "Black Ice" folding knife out of his pocket.
King was stabbed twice in the chest and twice in the abdomen.
Nardi said that he tried to stop Anderson, but Anderson attempted to stab him in the chest.
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Realm Linux is an Open Source project to create and maintain a managed Linux computing platform for NC State University. Designed for highly available servers, computational and research workstations, office use, and computer labs, Realm Linux is a versatile framework that aims to unify NCSU's computing environment. Realm Linux is used widely throughout the university for production workloads including high traffic web server pools, hundreds of lab machines, database applications, file serving, research computing, LDAP pools, printing, and secure authentication services.
Realm Linux boasts an array of features to automate and simplify system administration tasks for large numbers of machines.
Documentation for the Realm Linux project is entirely on the Campus Linux Services Wiki. The best starting point is here:
The Realm Linux FAQ can be found below:
Realm Linux is not a Linux distribution in the traditional sense. Therefore, CDs or ISOs are not available. Realm Linux is a collection of configuration and packages. Those packages can be found in the following Yum repository:
The package build system, Subversion, and Git repositories can be found on the Realm Linux Source page in the CLS Wiki. The Git repositories also contain our default Puppet configuration.
If you are interested in the development of Realm Linux please join our mailing lists and jabber chat room. (See Mailing Lists and Jabber) Also, please come to our committee meetings as announced on the realmlinux-service mailing list.
Bugs and tasks for Realm Linux and related projects are logged in Bugzilla as found below:
The Realm Linux project has existed since 1999 and originally maintained by the Linux Users' Group at NC State University. Project names have changed but the mission of the project remains constant. In 2010, Realm Linux was presented with the Gertrude M. Cox Award. However, none of the success of the Realm Linux project would have been realized without the time and talents of the many folks that have contributed over the years. The Realm Linux project would like to give special mention of the following contributers:


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Swanson Practices As Paladini Has Surgery
The Columbus Dispatch - March 18, 2014 08:49 AM
The Crew opened its week of preparation for the home opener absent one familiar face and with a surprise guest in uniform.
Midfielder Daniel Paladini will be sidelined for three to four weeks after undergoing knee surgery, coach and sporting director Gregg Berhalter said, but Crew academy product Ben Swanson was on the field and training with the first team today at the team's facility in Obetz.
Paladini, who was acquired from Chicago during an offseason trade, tweeted a photo Monday morning of himself on crutches with the caption, "Want to thank Dr Edwards for a successful surgery now hoping and praying for a speedy recovery!"
Now entering his sixth MLS season, Paladini has missed nearly the entire preseason with soreness in his knee. In early February, Berhalter said he was dealing with inflammation and that surgery did not seem to be an option. Rest was prescribed, and Paladini has practiced sporadically in recent weeks. Last Thursday, Berhalter said Paladini might have a minor role in the team's scrimmage the following day against the NAIA All-Stars.
Instead, he had an MRI that showed some damage.
"We tried everything," Berhalter said. "For him, it's some piece of mind that they actually did find a little something they can clean out. He's excited. We're happy for him and we think he's going to come back stronger in four weeks."
Berhalter claimed to not know the exact nature of the injury.
"That's something that the doctors, I'll talk to them today but it was a little, slight tear of something," he said. "That was bugging him. He was getting swelling and they weren't really sure what it was. They did an MRI and saw a little bit of that tear there so they repaired it."
Swanson, who will turn 17 in July, has represented the United States at the U-17 and U-18 levels. A midfielder, he is from Grove City and most recently took part in the Copa del Atlantico youth international tournament held annually on the Canary Islands. Berhalter said he was familiar with Swanson's name before joining the Crew following last season.
"We like to keep the connection," Berhalter said. "Obviously he's a youth national-team player and we want to bring him around and expose him to our level of training because we think he has a bright future with us. It's exciting to have our academy keep producing guys that we can take a look at. If you watched today, he did fine. He did good. Good to see."
I asked Berhalter if that meant we could see Swanson holding some sort of role with the Crew this year.
"Why not?" he said. "If he's good enough to play, why not? We want guys who can play and if he's good enough, no problem."
Click here to read a profile my colleague Shawn Mitchell wrote on Swanson during the summer of 2012.


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It's self-service simple to create custom web landing pages in Vibe as the front door into team, project or organizational work areas. Landing pages can be set to surface the content or activities that are happening in the underlying workspace automatically so users can easily consume the information you want them to have.
You can customize your workspaces to include graphics and text elements that communicate your team or organizational "brand" to others.
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Consolidates into one view the most important and relevant information you need. It makes it easy to track your teams and projects. It immediately lets you know what's new, summarizes your tasks and calendar, and lets you stay informed about everything of interest that is going on in your organization and teams.
The relevance dashboard's What's Hot area shows you the most popular blogs, discussions, documents, workspaces, or content in your teams or organization.
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With the What's New activity stream, you get a quick view of what's going on in your teams, and can tap into good ideas by following others and topics that matter to your work.
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You can track in real-time the activities that occur in your Vibe environment by using Vibe feeds. You can also view your Vibe feeds from within the GroupWise® Home View.
You can follow the activity of specific workspaces or people with the tracking capabilities in Vibe. For example, you can track team-members or thought-leaders in your organizations. It lets you know every time they make a blog, post a document, or plan a meeting.
The social search capabilities in Vibe let you zero in on relevant information. Social search results present not only the information searched on, but reveal within a social context all the places and people in the enterprise connected to that information.
Take advantage of the efficiencies of instant messaging with built in security, manageability and business-class functionality. With GroupWise Messenger, your organization will have secure, real-time communications among employees that protects sensitive information, and business-class functionality designed for the enterprise environment. Best of all: Messenger, which is based on NetIQ eDirectory™ and is LDAP-enabled, ships with GroupWise and Vibe at no extra cost.
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Users can see and compare entry meta-data and promote any version of an entry to a current version.
Vibe gives you a simple and powerful way to bring together the people, information and resources your teams need.
The built-in workflow capabilities in Vibe let you automate, streamline and enhance processes to save time, eliminate errors and improve overall efficiency.
Folders make it easy to store and manage all of your content. They can contain documents, files, wikis, discussions, calendars, tasks, milestones, blogs, surveys, photos, and other content. You can also create accessory folders that can display data from external sources, such as e-mail, databases, and productivity applications.
Vibe indexes all content in a single, easy-to-use search index, making it easy to find the relevant knowledge and resources that team members need to be highly efficient and productive.
With the ability to tag data as it's created, your team members can easily, quickly and dynamically "resurface" relevant, information and ideas as needed.
Vibe makes it easy to find the relevant knowledge and resources that team members need to be highly efficient and productive.
The custom forms and workflow capabilities in Vibe let you add formal structure and automated processes to the management of all your content, including the ability to manage content posted in wikis, discussion forums and landing pages.
Built-in identity and security controls allow you to confidently share your valuable legacy of insights and knowledge with authorized team members.
You can make areas on your Vibe workspace accessible to designated "guest users." This can be helpful in organizations like government and educational institutions that have Vibe sites for their employees, but also want to make certain information available to the public—such as citizens or the general student body.
Vibe gives you greater control of your documents' lifecycle by providing a central workspace for document sharing, collaborating, reviewing and revising.
You can easily comment on documents so others can quickly see the comment without having to search for it embedded deep within the document.
You and your team members can be automatically notified every time a user posts or updates a file in the team workspace.
Check-in and check-out capabilities lock down documents while you or other team members work on them offline.
Vibe indexes all stored documents in a single, easy to use search index, eliminating wasted time hunting for the right file.
Documents that are uploaded into Vibe now have major and minor versions. That way users always have a master version, but they can also go back to review former versions—and even promote an older version to the latest version.
Users and organizations can rest assured that their content is completely secure. They can set access rights for individuals or groups with just a few clicks. This means that if someone searches for a document, but doesn't have rights to view it, it won't appear in their search results.
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Built-in workflow capabilities help you automate, streamline and enhance processes to save time, eliminate errors and improve overall efficiency of your teams and users.
Unlike using other collaboration solutions that offer workflow, you don't have to be a programmer or developer to deploy the workflow capabilities in Vibe. Its View and Form Designer makes it easy for you to create and customize workflows to meet your unique needs, from basic workflows to extremely complex business processes.
Even though Vibe makes it easy to build and customize powerful workflows, we provide a growing library of downloadable workflows and entry forms so your workflow creation doesn't have to start from scratch.
You can extend your workflows to perform pre-defined actions such as communicate, launch, pass data, or receive data from other workflows or third-party applications.
You and your teams can monitor and manage your workflows through custom workflow dashboards. Dashboards give authorized team members or managers a summary view of workflow status. For example, they can let helpdesk managers see at a glance how many trouble tickets are in the queue, waiting to be assigned or have already been resolved.
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County Home transfer to new owner on track
Preconceived notions about new ownership of the Chautauqua County Home are starting to dissipate, according to County Executive Vince Horrigan.
Horrigan has been meeting regularly with County Home residents, family members and representatives of VestraCare, which purchased the property in February for $16 million.
"Fears are starting to subside. What I'm seeing is that the residents, family members and employees are understanding that the County Home, as it transitions from a government-run facility to a privately operated facility, will actually increase services and become a stronger skilled nursing and assisted living facility," Horrigan said after a visit Thursday. "I had people come up to me and say their past concerns have been eliminated and they are excited about the future."
The actual privatization of the nursing home will take place over the next six to 12 months in conjunction with the state Department of Health, which must verify VestraCare has the proper means and licensure to take ownership.
"We are on track, meeting our timetable with the goal to transfer ownership of the County Home by the end of this calendar year," Horrigan said. "It's early in the process, but we feel like we are accomplishing our milestones along the way."
He added that his biggest concern is making sure questions from the staff, families and residents are properly answered.
As for the process of VestraCare interviewing and hiring employees, Horrigan said the process has not yet begun.
"I would expect that interviews will not take place until later in the year," he said.
The focus at the moment is on possible improvements to the facility, including an update to electronic medical records.
"Everything is business as usual in the County Home," he said. "The County Home is fully under the control of Chautauqua County until the sale closes, when all the state licensure requirements have been met."
Upgrades to the County Home may include cardiac rehabilitation services, adult daycare, assisted living and in-home care. Other potential upgrades for the Dunkirk facility include a revamping and installation of electronic medical records and an update to interior furniture. Additionally, 30 acres of land accompanying the facility would be ideal for expansion. As for employing current County Home workers, employees who pass the screening process will have the opportunity to work for VestraCare.
"We are fully engaged to minimize disruption in the transfer process, and continue to provide quality senior health services," Horrigan said.
Fear over privatization of the nursing facility was cause for debate for many months prior to the sale, while three votes by the County Legislature in 2013 failed to see the nursing home removed from government ownership.
In the 2014 county budget, the nursing home's projected expenses were an estimated $20 million, compared with the projected revenue amount of $17.4 million. The difference of $2.6 million broke down to more than $7,000 in daily losses, meaning the County Home would have to draw from its fund balance in order to pay for operating expenses.
A study performed by the Center for Governmental Research in 2012 presented county legislators with potential operational changes to reduce costs and increase revenue under county ownership.
According to the study, almost 80 percent of resident stays are paid for by Medicaid. These rates fall short of covering the increasing costs of public nursing homes costs affected by high benefit rates, such as the rising costs of health insurance and mandated retirement pension costs.
Furthermore, from 2013-15, significant annual deficits were expected to average as much as $3.5 million per year unless significant changes were made to reduce costs and increase revenues.
Horrigan said some of the suggested cost-saving initiatives had been implemented since 2012, but failed to yield significant results.
On Feb. 26, the vote passed by 13-5 in favor of selling.
Legislators who voted against the sale included Keith Ahlstrom, D-Dunkirk; Shaun Heenan, D-Dunkirk; Bob Scudder, R-Fredonia; Janet Keefe, D-Fredonia; and Terry Niebel, R-Sheridan.
Those who voted in favor of selling the facility included George Borrello, R-Irving; John Runkle, R-Stockton; Pierre Chagnon, R-Bemus Point; Chuck Nazzaro, R-Jamestown; PJ Wendel, R-Lakewood; Dave Wilfong, R-Jamestown; Fred Larson, D-Jamestown; Paula DeJoy, D-Jamestown; Mark Tarbrake, R-Jamestown; Lisa Vanstrom, R-West Ellicott; Ron Lemon, R-Frewsburg; Dave Himelein, R-Findley Lake; and John Hemmer, R-Westfield.


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Danielle Laska and Ryan O'Connor announce their engagement.
Miss Laska is the daughter of Alexander Laska of Lakewood, N.Y., and Maryann Laska of Jamestown, N.Y.. and the granddaughter of Samuel Triscari and the late Josephine Triscari and the late Alexander and Lucy Laska. Her fiance is the son of Brian and Susan O'Connor of Lakewood, N.Y., and the grandson of Jan O'Connor and the late Richard O'Connor and Lola Haggmark and the late Richard Haggmark.
Miss Laska is a 2003 graduate of Jamestown High School and Jamestown Community College. She is employed by Jamestown Savings Bank. Her fiance is a 2004 graduate of Southwestern Central and Jamestown Community College. He is employed by Southern Tier Management Services.
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Something All Investors Must Do During Earnings Season
While I have been known to obsess over the Toronto Maple Leafs -- taking cross-continent red eye flights to games and such -- I have never put that much work into being a fan.
Galavanting to Toronto to see the Leafs makes up just one part of a larger travel experience.
Some sports fans, however, take on the role of assistant coach. They study tape between games.
Imagine investing that much time, energy, work ethic and passion into your portfolio. Imagine the places you could take yourself and your family.
The NHL lockout made me realize that, even though I don't wear a whistle around my neck and scream at the TV set, I was spending time on hockey that I could have been spending on investing.
Why feed the fire for other millionaires when I can be one myself?
The information you need has never been more accessible.
Of all the resources, there's nothing better than earnings conference calls. If you're not listening to these things and breaking them down like game tape -- reading between the lines -- you're not really investing.
Lots of investors dog conference calls.
There is an often long-and-drawn-out segment where the bean counter relays a bunch of numbers (often, you can learn a thing or two). On occasion, you get a CFO worthy of your time (see, e.g., Peter Oppenheimer at Apple (AAPL) ).
It's the qualitative stuff that captures me, though. That's where I get most of my value.
Listening to the tone of an executive's voice. Identifying or confirming themes across several calls from the same or different companies.
Consider big media.
Over the last few days, we had several key reports, including announcements from News Corp (NWSA) , Time Warner (TWX) , CBS (CBS) and Disney (DIS) .
Swallow some of executive speak from each call, culled from notes I took while listening to the Webcasts at each company's investor relations Web site.
And so this putting the prior seasons of currently on-the-air shows, that's not just a Netflix-type of arrangement, that's across a number of these partners or ...
... the great news is all these deals are non-exclusive. But once again, we're not going to take the entire schedule and put it on. We're going to pick and choose the shows that we think (A) are already sold into syndication; or (B) we think that could help us in terms of raising ratings ... when you look at what we have on the air and all the seasons that are not streamed, that could be a sizable amount of money over the next couple of years.


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The choice process for magnet and fundamental schools requires mid-October applications.
By KELLY RYAN GILMER, Times Staff Writer
© St. Petersburg Times, published June 21, 2002
For months, Pinellas school officials said big changes were looming for the magnet and fundamental school application process once a new districtwide choice plan begins.
Now, officials have decided they won't fix what isn't broken.
The magnet and fundamental application process will mostly stay as it has been for years. The only change -- and it's significant -- is that the application deadline will move up from Dec. 1 to mid October.
Chris Lowry, who is in charge of the county's magnet and fundamental programs, said it had been confusing to parents to merge the long-established magnet and fundamental application process with the brand-new process for other choice schools.
Plus, merging the two application processes meant a shift in philosophy for magnet and fundamental schools. Under the now discarded proposal, a student would have been assigned to a magnet or fundamental program, rather than having the chance to be invited to more than one and then choose.
That isn't an issue now that the current system will stay in place.
"Everything that's going on will be very confusing to parents, even those who are really keeping abreast of everything," said Pat Archibald, magnet coordinator at Perkins Elementary School. "It will give parents some familiarity."
This shift will pose some challenges for schools and parents.
For years, magnet and fundamental applications were available Oct. 1 and due Dec. 1. Students could apply to attend more than one program. Depending on the student's lottery number, he or she could be invited to attend more than one program.
Students found out whether they got in on Feb. 1 and had until March 1 to accept or decline an invitation.
Under the new process, which is still being developed, applications will be available shortly after school starts Aug. 7. The magnet school showcase will be held Oct. 5, so the application deadline will be soon after.
The choice application process for all other schools will be Sept. 16 to Dec. 13.
Students who apply to magnets or fundamentals will be notified if they get in before Dec. 13 so they can still participate in the choice process.
Lowry said magnet coordinators and other administrators are reviewing the time line. She is not sure when the deadlines will be official.
"In the past, we have been able to tell our parents way ahead of time what those dates are," said Donna Hoover, principal at Tarpon Springs Fundamental Elementary School. "Now, it's going to be earlier. We're afraid that the information won't get out to the parents."
Parents said they approve. They want to know sooner not later, whether their kids get into magnet programs so they can still choose neighborhood schools.
"It gives us more options," said Meg Trueluck, a parent at Skycrest Christian School in Clearwater, whose daughter might pursue the International Baccalaureate or medical magnet program at Palm Harbor University High School.


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This Lady was a Star last night!!!!
Young daughter of Haitian immigrants, Mayor in Utah... candidate for congress... she has it going on.
This Lady was a Star last night!!!!
Young daughter of Haitian immigrants, Mayor in Utah... candidate for congress... she has it going on.
Bill Davis
Loved her "it's our America because we built it!" line. That was a great shot!!
Any doctrine that weakens personal responsibility for judgment and for action helps create the attitudes that welcome and support the totalitarian state.
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Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for 'tis better to be alone than in bad company.
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Gig'em Aggies!! BTCO'77HOO t.u.!!
If you only watched msnbc you would never know it. Msnbc either didn't show or talked over every minority that spoke last night. Some on here believe that FOX News in biased while Chris Mathews and his cronies tell it like it is. Fortunately, msnbc has very few viewers.
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This past July Microsoft sought a divorce from MSNBC and sold their 50% stake to NBC. The on-line and TV network venture between the two has been a major money losing proposition since the inception and is losing so much money that it has Bill Gates/Mircosoft running for the hills. NBC is currently working on rebranding a new name/call letters.
Since they do acknowledge that MSNBC targets Progessives, speculation is that the new name could be ProNBC.
With that said, from O'Donnell to Maddow, I consider the network to be as irresponsible as Fox News in terms of accuracy.
Anti-intellectualism and fascism go together like bacon and eggs.
The point is this young lady was a dynamic speaker. She rose to the occasion and was not afraid of the spotlight. Hopefully we will see more of her in the future if the media doesn't destroy her.
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"The thing I admire about the rat tail is that it takes commitment. It's not like one day you just decide you want one, you have to grow out that bad boy and you have to repeatedly convince the hairdresser to trust you because it's a great idea."
amazing young woman!! we were out most of the eve yesterday with kiddo stuff, so we missed a lot .... definitely missed Ms Love!! Wow!
Empassioned, Real, down to earth, .. where have they been hiding this young superstar!!
"I'm gonna lean up against you, and you lean up against me. That way we don't hafta sleep with our heads in the mud"Forrest Gump, 1994


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Apple, a leading maker of portable digital media players, on Tuesday announced its new iPod and iPhone models that feature higher memory capacity. The new devices will be sold at higher prices and are projected to satisfy users who require more memory than the others. The new products do not boast with any new features.
"For some users, there's never enough memory. Now people can enjoy even more of their music, photos and videos on the most revolutionary mobile phone and best Wi-Fi mobile device in the world," said Greg Joswiak, Apple's vice president of worldwide iPod and iPhone product marketing.
The new products in the Apple lineup are Apple iPhone 16GB, which will be sold for $499; as well as Apple iPod touch 32GB, which will be priced at $499. The new devices add new price points into their respective lineups, as earlier the most expensive iPhone and iPod were available at $399 price-points.
Apple iPhone combines digital media player, phone, Web browser and personal digital assistant's features. The device is equipped with 3.5" touch-screen instead of keypad, includes support for quad-band GSM, EDGE, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0 EDR wireless technologies. The iPhone also features a 2 megapixel (2MP) camera along with a photo management application. Apple iPhone costs $399 in the U.S. and various sums in the rest of the world.
The new iPod touch, which is usually considered as a cut-down iPhone, features 3.5" touch-screen with 480x320 resolution, 8GB or 16GB of flash memory, 802.11b/g wireless network controller, Apple Safari web browser as well as YouTube application to access videos from the Internet. The new Apple iPod touch can playback music as well as videos in various formats.


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Please contact Janie Roach (806) 371-5114 or Tom Sanders (806) 371-5198 to make pickup arrangements.
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I have decided that I want you home your wife and kids and all that you have and i am going to claim that this is now mine and i will write laws to protect my assets and make it illegal for you to remedy any action to reverse this claim.I have the standing army armed to the teeth to enforce my laws .and any insurrection will be put down .Than after a while I will have written an expansion of these laws and invite the masses to come and live in the land of plenty and fulfill the american dream that is mine.if you knew this was my secret plan would you come to live in my newly aquired land which i stole and am laying in wait to enslave you also. I think Not .
Show me the document that showes the law. This was uncharted land when our ancestors arrived. No country no states no nothing. But putting that aside lets talk about why you think two wrongs make a right? If you go outside off your meds and kill someone can someone else say they they did it because you did it?


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Wednesday, September 4, 2013
French Military to Install Sandel Cockpit Upgrades on Pumas
The French Military is retrofitting its fleet of 50 Puma transport helicopters with SN4500 cockpit displays from Sandel Avionics.
(French military Puma with SN4500 displays. Photo, courtesy of Sandel.)
The SN4500 features a Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) option and a full-color moving map capable of supporting GPS or FMS waypoints. Sandel will install dual SN4500s in helicopters that will be operated by the French Army.
According to Jerry Henry, director of technical sales for Sandel, the company's SN4500s were chosen after retrofitting a fleet of French Army training helicopters with dual SN3500 primary navigation displays.
(French Army Puma with SN4500 display. Photo, courtesy of Sandel.)
Sandel did not say when it would complete the installation for the fleet of Pumas.
Related: Military Avionics News


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Debates of Dec. 10th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #115 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was amendments.
- Question Period
- Points of Order
- Criminal Code
- Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
- Organ and Tissue Donation
- Mental Health
- Operation Red Nose
- Pensions
- Human Rights
- Harry Denison
- Livestock Industry
- Simon Paquin
- Gender Violence
- Human Rights
- Justice
- The Environment
- Status of Women
- Roger Fournier
- Visually Impaired People in the Outaouais
- The Environment
- Canada-U.S. Border
- Haiti
- Tobacco Products
- National Defence
- The Environment
- International Co-operation
- Pensions
- International Co-operation
- Public Safety
- Foreign Affairs
- The Environment
- Copyright
- Potash Industry
- Canada Revenue Agency
- The Environment
- Government Priorities
- Pensions
- The Environment
- Employment Insurance
- High Tides in Eastern Quebec
- Airline Industry
- The Economy
- Employment Insurance
- Hydroelectricity
- Foreign Affairs
- Points of Order
- House of Commons
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Canada Labour Code
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Points of Order
- Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
- Alzheimer's Disease
The House proceeded to the consideration of Bill S-6, An Act to amend the Criminal Code and another Act, as reported (with amendments) from the committee.
Speaker's Ruling
Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
Government Orders
10:40 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
There are three motions in amendment standing on the notice paper for the report stage of Bill S-6. Motions Nos. 1 to 3 will be grouped for debate and voted upon according to the voting pattern available at the table. I will now submit Motions Nos. 1 to 3 to the House.
Motions in Amendment
Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
Government Orders
10:45 a.m.
Bev Oda Durham, ON
Motion No. 1
That Bill S-6 be amended by restoring Clause 1 as follows:
"1. This Act may be cited as the Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act."
Motion No. 2
That Bill S-6, in Clause 3, be amended by deleting the following after line 28 on page 3:
"(2.7) The 90-day time limits for the making of any application referred to in subsections (2.1) to (2.5) may be extended by the appropriate Chief Justice, or his or her designate, to a maximum of 180 days if the person, due to circumstances beyond their control, is unable to make an application within the 90-day time limit.
(2.7) If a person convicted of murder does not make an application under subsection (1) within the maximum time period allowed by this section, the Commissioner of Correctional Service Canada, or his or her designate, shall immediately notify in writing a parent, child, spouse or common-law partner of the victim that the convicted person did not make an application. If it is not possible to notify one of the aforementioned relatives, then the notification shall be given to another relative of the victim. The notification shall specify the next date on which the convicted person will be eligible to make an application under subsection (1)."
Motion No. 3
That Bill S-6, in Clause 7, be amended
a) by replacing line 9 on page 6 with the following:
"3(1), within 90 days after the end of two years"
(b) by replacing line 19 on page 6 with the following:
"amended by subsection 3(1), within 90 days"
Motions in Amendment
Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
Government Orders
10:45 a.m.
Brent Rathgeber Edmonton—St. Albert, AB
Mr. Speaker, it is indeed a pleasure for me to speak to Bill S-6, the most serious time for the most serious crime act, now that it has been reported back to the House by the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights, of which I am a member.
This bill proposes to amend the Criminal Code to repeal the so-called faint hope clause or the faint hope regime for all future murderers and to tighten up the application procedure for those who have committed their crimes prior to this bill becoming law. Bill S-6 would achieve these goals in a balanced way, something that was recognized in the other place, where this bill was thoroughly and strongly examined and sent to the House without any amendments. However, I regret to say that the amendments adopted in the justice committee threaten to undermine the most important elements of Bill S-6 by reintroducing the very uncertainty that the bill was designed to overcome.
Before going on, I note that the punishment for high treason and murder is life imprisonment without parole eligibility, set in accordance with section 745 of the Criminal Code. Thankfully, as there is no one serving time in Canada for treason, I will confine the remainder of my remarks to the offence of murder.
As we know, there is an automatic 25-year parole ineligibility for first degree murder and for two categories of second degree murder. The period of ineligibility for parole for other categories of second degree murder is between 10 and 25 years, as determined by a sentencing judge and in accordance with section 745.4 of the Criminal Code.
Despite these clear provisions, the faint hope regime in section 745.6 and the related provisions permits convicted murderers to seek an earlier parole eligibility date than the one to which they were originally sentenced. Since its inception in 1976, the faint hope clause has been a continuing source of controversy and has certainly been the object of derision by many victim groups in this country.
The families and loved ones of murder victims are particularly affected as they often live in dread and uncertainty as to whether an offender will be bringing a faint hope application that will then force them to relive the tragic pain of their losses yet again. In recognition of such concerns, amendments were brought forward by a previous government in 1997 and 1999 to render post-1997 multiple murderers ineligible to apply for faint hope and to toughen the application procedures for all other murderers.
Bill S-6 would build on these earlier initiatives by effectively repealing the right of all future murderers to apply for faint hope and by further toughening the application procedure. This is important. Barring future murderers from applying for faint hope would not only benefit the families and loved ones of victims but also protect society by keeping offenders in prison for the full time to which they are sentenced. What could be more reasonable than that?
As all hon. members will recall from past debates, the current application process has three stages: first, judicial screening to determine if an applicant has a reasonable prospect of success; second, a unanimous decision by a jury to reduce the applicant's parole ineligibility period; and three, an application for parole to the Parole Board of Canada. Allow me to highlight the key changes proposed by Bill S-6.
First, applicants would have to meet a stricter test at stage one by showing a "substantial likelihood" of success. This would screen out all less-meritorious applications. There would also be a longer statutory waiting period for re-application after unsuccessful applications, five years instead of the two at present.
The House will undoubtedly know of the high profile case of Clifford Olson, who has been making repeated faint hope applications virtually every two years. In fact, one was just last week. All this has accomplished is to make the families of the victims of Mr. Olson relive the horror and terror every two years.
Most important, Bill S-6 would impose a new 90-day window for offenders to apply, or reapply, under the faint hope regime once they have served 15 years.
Failure to make an application within that application window would bar any further applications for five years, at which time another 90-day application window would open.
These time limits are explicitly designed to shelter victims' families and loved ones by requiring offenders to make their intentions clear at the earliest opportunity and by restricting the number of applications that can be made over the course of an offender's sentence.
The amendments made at the committee stage undermined virtually all of these worthwhile goals.
The government is committed to protecting the rights of victims of crime. We want to see an end to faint hope reviews so that victims' families would not need to suffer the anguish of attending repeated parole eligibility hearings and relive their losses over and over again.
I think it is mindful that the House be advised of what one of the spokespersons for victims of crime said at committee regarding repeal of the faint hope close.
Ms. Sharon Rosenfeldt, who is the mother of one of Clifford Olson's many victims, said:
We at Victims of Violence believe this process is heavily weighted in favour of the offender. The emphasis is on rehabilitation rather than on the crime itself, the victim, or the impact of the crime on the family and communities. We believe that when Mr. Warren Allmand, the member of Parliament responsible for this clause, talked about the waste of the life of the offender who is kept in prison for 25 years, he seemed not to take into consideration the innocent life the offender wasted when he or she made the decision to commit murder. There is no parole or judicial review for murder victims and their families. They have no faint hope clause or legal loophole to shorten their sentence. Victims of Violence also believes the offender is not sent to prison to be punished, but rather the sentence itself is the punishment, according to the Criminal Code of Canada. Thus we continue to ask a very simple question: Is the sentence 25 years, or is it 15 years? It cannot continue to be both.
That ends Ms. Rosenfeldt's testimony before the justice committee.
As was demonstrated at the committee, the Liberals, on the other hand, are more interested in playing politics instead of listening to the victims of crime.
As a result of the several unnecessary Liberal amendments to Bill S-6, such as removing the name of the bill, this important legislation will now have to return to the other place, unless of course this House decides to agree with the proposed amendments put forward today and reverse the amendments at committee.
The Liberal caucus claims to share Canadians' and victims' concerns about crime, but when the cameras are off, it uses every opportunity to gut, derail or delay our important government law and order, safe street and safe community bills.
These unnecessary amendments were clearly used as a political tactic to delay our justice legislation. It is inconceivable to me that such an important matter as the protection of the families and loved ones of murder victims be delayed by a dispute over semantics.
We are really getting to the bottom of the intellectual barrel when we start wasting time in committee debating the names of bills. That really, I think, brings a disservice to the intellectual debate that these bills require and that Canadians want and demand that we pass.
For all these reasons, I urge all hon. members to reflect on what I have just said today and to vote in favour of the government's report stage amendments that would reverse the unnecessary changes introduced by the Liberals at committee and allow this bill to quickly become law to the benefit of the victims of crime in this country.
Victims of crime have spoken loudly and unequivocally that they want this legislation passed and that they want it passed expeditiously. I urge all hon. members of the House to give deference to the victims of crime.
Motions in Amendment
Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
Joe Comartin Windsor—Tecumseh, ON
Mr. Speaker, with regard to the amendments, it was interesting that the new Ombudsman for Victims of Crime was recently appointed this past summer, as the government did not like what the prior one was doing, because he was being too forceful especially around the gun registry. The Conservatives did not reappoint him. At that point he was in favour, as were a number of the victims activist groups, of keeping the gun registry and opposed to the government's position. Anyway he did not get renewed in his position, like so many other people who do not agree with the government's agenda even though they are doing the job they are supposed to be doing.
Specifically on one of the amendments being proposed in trying to delete one the amendments made at the justice committee, we heard very clearly from the ombudsman and other victims about their absolute need for information, to know what is going on, such as whether there is another proceeding coming. Are they going to be faced with a process that they want to be involved in out of respect for their family member or loved one who has been murdered?
One of the amendments put in that the opposition parties supported was to deal with the situation. We have a situation with the faint hope clause where, a year before individuals are eligible to apply, the corrections officers have discussions with them, and all of the evidence that came out in the course of analyzing the bill and the faint hope clause—
Motions in Amendment
Serious Time for the Most Serious Crime Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
The Speaker Peter Milliken
I will terminate the hon. member's remarks so that the member has an opportunity to reply, which will be after oral questions.
Organ and Tissue Donation
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Lois Brown Newmarket—Aurora, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday schools across the town of Aurora took part in the torch of life relay. Students took turns carrying the torch of life to mark the launch of the Step by Step Organ Transplant Association's eighth awareness campaign, SOS The World.
Step by Step is a charity dedicated to increasing the number of organ and tissue donations and hopefully saving lives. By carrying the torch of life, students are empowered to spread the message of the importance of organ and tissue donation.
It was students Blair and Marla Cuthbert from Aurora who inspired Step by Step to hold the launch in Aurora by carrying the torch to Queen's Park to save their dad, Bruce, who was in need of a liver transplant.
Yesterday's 25 kilometre route involved students from St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High School; Dr. G. W. Williams Secondary School, my high school; Aurora High School; George Street Public School; Aurora Senior Public School; Devins Drive Public School; Aurora Heights Public School; Lester B. Pearson Public School; Our Lady of Grace Catholic Elementary School; and St. Andrew's College.
Congratulations to all the students who have helped raise awareness of organ and tissue donation.
Operation Red Nose
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Richard Nadeau Gatineau, QC
Mr. Speaker, this year, I am co-president of Operation Red Nose 2010 with my parliamentary colleague from Hull—Aylmer.
We encourage people to volunteer to drive home others who have been caught up in the "joy" of the holiday season.
If anyone wants to volunteer to help with Operation Red Nose, they should go to Operation Red Nose headquarters at 120 Charlevoix Street around 9 p.m. on December 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 30 or 31.
To have Operation Red Nose drive you home, you simply need to call 771-2886. Donations from clients will be given to Loisir Sport Outaouais for amateur sports.
Hats off to Lise Waters and Jean-Marc Purenne as well as to all the volunteers who make Operation Red Nose possible.
Thanks to Operation Red Nose for helping to save lives.
I hope we will see many people out there.
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Wayne Marston Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, ON
Mr. Speaker, since the beginning of this Parliament, I have been listening to seniors from my riding and from across the country and this is what they have been telling me: Seniors need retirement income security guaranteed throughout their retirement years. Seniors need an OAS and GIS income that will keep them above the poverty line. Seniors need an end to the clawing back of GIS when there is a cost of living increase to CPP. Seniors need a national pension insurance plan to protect their company pensions.
Over 60% of today's workers have no pension and no retirement savings. These workers are facing a bleak retirement unless the government moves to significantly increase CPP with a goal of doubling it over 35 years.
That is why when the federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers meet next week in Kananaskis, Alberta, the NDP urges the government to follow through on its commitment to expand the CPP.
Human Rights
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, today we celebrate International Human Rights Day.
Human rights are at the very heart of this government's policies whether it is at home or abroad. Our policies have always been based on the principles and values of a free and democratic society. However, Canadians must be mindful that the rights we enjoy are not shared by all around the world.
On this occasion, I would like to take this opportunity to honour those who have stood up and defended human rights. In particular, I congratulate Mr. Liu Xiaobo on winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
We also commend individuals like Nguyen Van Dai, Gao Zhisheng, Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, Ko Mya Aye and countless others around the world who have raised awareness about the struggle for the promotion of human rights.
Our government will continue to promote freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law around the world.
Harry Denison
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Anthony Rota Nipissing—Timiskaming, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to a man I am proud to have called my friend, Flight Sergeant Harry Denison.
Harry was an amazing human being who lived a remarkable life. In 1944, at age 17, Harry joined the RCAF and became a mid-gunner in a Halifax bomber. In March 1945, his plane was shot down during a night raid over occupied Europe. Harry fell 22,000 feet without a parachute and survived, earning him the nickname "No Chute". After the war, Harry returned home and in 1947, he and his brother John bought an old army truck and together they became two of the original ice road truckers in the Northwest Territories.
Whether it was at the Legion, the 406 Wing or downtown North Bay, Harry always had a smile on his face and a joke to brighten up someone's day.
Harry passed away on Sunday at the age 85. On behalf of all members of Parliament, I would like to thank Harry for leaving a lasting impression on all those who knew him. We will miss him.
Livestock Industry
Statements By Members
December 10th, 2010 / 11:05 a.m.
Ray Boughen Palliser, SK
Mr. Speaker, after years of neglect by the Liberals, Canadian livestock producers are finally getting the respect and support they deserve from their federal government.
On Monday our agriculture minister pledged up to $3 million to help Canadian meat producers move their products across provincial borders. On Tuesday it was announced that Canadian beef exports to Russia will double this year thanks to the minister's efforts to increase access to this important market.
I was pleased to make an announcement recently that will support livestock producers in Saskatchewan and create more than 200 jobs in the Palliser riding. Thanks to an investment of more than $1.7 million by this Conservative government, Donald's Fine Foods will reopen the Moose Jaw processing plant as Thunder Creek Pork, after being closed for the past four years.
I would like to commend the agriculture minister for his hard work in supporting Canadian livestock producers. I ask my colleagues to join me in welcoming Donald's Fine Foods to the community of Moose Jaw.
Simon Paquin
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Diane Bourgeois Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to pay tribute to a young man from my riding whose commitment to volunteer work is exemplary. Simon Paquin spends his time and energy fighting against cancer, poverty and childhood diseases.
Add to that his position as volunteer host of public affairs programs on Les Moulins' regional television station, where Mr. Paquin is also an anchor.
His volunteer work and the fact that he uses new information technology earned Simon Paquin the young volunteer—Claude-Masson award in communications, which is presented annually by the Government of Quebec.
Simon Paquin demonstrates the spirit, compassion and altruism of Quebec's youth. With people like him waiting in the wings, we can rest assured that Quebec's future is in good hands.
I would like to sincerely thank Simon Paquin for his commitment, and I want to assure him that the Bloc Québécois recognizes his efforts in carrying on Quebec's tradition of humanitarianism.
Gender Violence
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Colin Mayes Okanagan—Shuswap, BC
Mr. Speaker, today the worldwide 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence end with International Human Rights Day.
Gender violence is a violation of women's human rights that creates significant barriers to their freedom and full participation in society. It is every citizen's responsibility to work toward eliminating it. Individual men's and women's organizations are now joining that effort in ever increasing numbers.
Michelle Bachelet, executive director of the newly established United Nations women's agency, noted recently that over 100 countries have no specific laws against domestic violence.
In Canada we have a strong legal foundation for gender equality and a solid status of women government machinery in place. Nevertheless, violence against women and girls persists and new challenges face us every day. Canadians, however, share in and support our government's commitment to ending the violence through funding programs, education and activism.
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ENGS 21 - Overall Course Objectives
- To identify a need of society, then design a component, system, or process to satisfy the need.
- To apply physics and mathematics from previous courses to a design project.
- To design and conduct experiments or tests, then analyze and interpret data (ideally using the statistical methods taught in this course).
- To function effectively on a team.
- To apply ethical principles to a case study and the course design project.
- To communicate effectively through written and verbal reports.
- To begin the practice of life-long learning through an analysis of new technology.
- To use modern engineering tools in the design process.
In order to fulfill these objectives you will be working in groups on a term-long design project. The specific field of the projects changes each time the course is taught. The format is that a fictional foundation, The Dartmouth College Educational Foundation, sends out a request for proposals to which each group will respond. This winter the areas of focus are Improvements in Learning or Safety. The request for proposals follows:
Improvements in Learning or Safety
The Dartmouth College Educational Foundation (DCEF) is looking for proposals for innovative and ingenious devices related to Improvements in Learning or Safety. Groups may choose to focus on any age group and any subset of the population (children, elderly, handicapped, etc.). The DCEF has a broad perspective and will consider proposals in a wide variety of areas. Therefore, the topics Improvements in Learning or Safety should be considered in their broadest context. Note that projects that involve animals, gun safety, or that are ONLY software based will not be permitted.
During the term, you will be expected to:
- Select a problem in the field of Improvements in Learning or Safety.
- Determine the magnitude of the problem.
- Determine the specifications associated with a satisfactory solution.
- Generate a set of potential alternative approaches.
- Select an approach.
- Develop a prototype.
- Test the prototype.
- Develop a venture proposal.
- Present the prototype and venture proposal to the Review Board.
The DCEF has brought together a Review Board to assess and evaluate your efforts. The Review Board will meet three times to listen to group presentations during the term and grade them. These presentations are: your proposal, your progress report, and your final presentation. The course director will grade your written work for each of these reports. There will also be informal group discussions on progress later in the term. See the schedule for details. Good luck! We look forward to your proposals.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (95 votes).
In short: A faultless marathon!In full: Controllable things like pre-race instructions, parking, venue facilties, good communication and a well strutured start got the runners off.The route of two laps took you through the town before a rural loop on minor roads. A good variation to keep the runners interested. Despite being isolated in parts, I was impressed by the numbers of supporters out on the route, and their great support helped this runner to pull through one or two bad patches.The weather was fantastic today - warm and sunny, and a negligable wind which helped to refresh. The water stations (with bottles) and sponge stations were brilliantly organised, and handed over their wares efficiently and cheerfully. The bottles helped as it did get quite warm, so you were able to stay hydrated.A proper finish with a big event atmosphere to bring the runners home. Enjoyed the running commentary from the race MC as I came down the home straight - thanks for that. Water readily available at the finish along with a medal and t-shirt. I was then handed a cup of warm Bovril which was consumed while I tried to get my chip off my shoe! Chip timing meant the results (gun and chip times) were up on the website tonight.Although the bulk of the runners were doing the half marathon, I felt that the marathon was treated as equally important by the race organiser - some events tend to treat the marathon as an afterthought.Thanks Taunton - great day out, and this runner will definately return!Date of review: April 5, 2009
In short: Taunton take a bow; magnificent.In full: This was my fourth half, and first time at Taunton. Access by car was easy. I was dropped off right outside the venue but could have parked easily. There were only short queues for the toilets so preparation was easy. Finding the correct time area to start in was no trouble at all and the race got under way on time and without incident. The course was shared with traffic, which could have been a problem, but wasn't,because of two important factors, which deserve elaboration:1. The marshalling was simply outstanding. They were polite, friendly, encouraging, everything you could ask for. In response I found myself thanking them all as I passed them. The police, likewise, were efficient and effective at controlling the traffic, and equally deserved to win some sort of prize for politeness and enthusiasm. 2. The local people turned out to welcome us and the drivers, inconvenienced by having the roads blocked up, were patient and good-natured. The effect of this is more than to encourage runners along the way, it presents such a positive image of the local community that money can't buy. So I say hats off to Taunton.The route was pleasantly rural; country lanes, small villages and hamlets, cardboard signs in the verge advertising "horse manure", a little bit of up and down, but no real killer hills. Today was very warm; that and poor preparation put me well outside my PB, but no worries, a great day out. Date of review: April 5, 2009
In short: First class organisation, great facilities, fantastic value and very friendlyyIn full: I'm stunned you can run the full marathon for £15 or £17 (unaff). The organisation is absolutely top notch and the college facilities are an excellent starting venue, I had no trouble parking for free in the college car park - no need for baggage drops etc.. The chip times were up within minutes of me finishing the race, medals, T-shirts - great! The course is OK, not the most scenic, but the spectator support and enthusiasm of the stewards and volunteers at the frequent water and sponge stations more than made up for it.Thank you Taunton for a very memorable day. Date of review: April 5, 2009
In short: well run as alwaysIn full: Well run race as usual, course change didnt hinder the potential for a PB, this course if faster than many say. The only minor problem with the course change was that I was kept in the car park for an hour and half until some of the marathon runners were in, a small problem that I am sure will be sorted by next time if this new route is continued with.Date of review: April 25, 2008
In short: Smoothly run, good atmosphere and I cut 21 mins off my PB - but then I am a newbie!Date of review: April 11, 2008
In short: Well organised raceIn full: Well done Taunton a well organised race.Plenty of support around the course and encouragement.The slightly altered route from last year worked well.An enjoyable run which was made possible by the effort of Taunton.See you next yearDate of review: April 9, 2008
In short: Everything Bath was not!In full: So its my local race and I am biased, but what a great day, organisation was spot on, good changing facilities and the best marshalls out there.The start was a litle crowded but soon thinned out and with chip timing does it really matter unless you are going to win the race?To top it all I set my PB on this course which came as a bit of a suprise what with the hill towards the end of the course.If only Bath could learn from the organisers of Taunton!Will definately be back next year.Date of review: April 8, 2008
In short: Well organized race with a friendly local atmosphere. Date of review: April 8, 2008
In short: Fantastic organisation and great courseIn full: The organisation was great, plenty of water on route. Even hot showers for us slow ones at the back. Timing chip was good. Great day out and will be coming back next year! shame the redbull was not at the end of the race,,, never got mine!Date of review: April 8, 2008
In short: Excellent organisation and an interesting route, especially the hill at mile 11!Date of review: April 8, 2008
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The acronym is SLC.
Intel Corp. plans to release several new solid-state drives (SSDs) aimed at different types of customers in the second quarter of 2011. The company will launch new storage devices for enterprises, thin-and-light notebooks as well as consumers seeking to speed up their daily routines, according to a source familiar with Intel's plans.
For enterprise customers seeking for maximum reliability amid relative affordability, Intel intends to release its new 700-series SSDs code-named Lyndonville this quarter. The Intel 710 "Lyndonville" family of solid-state drives will be based on enterprise-grade MLC-HET NAND flash memory produced using 25nm process technology, will be available in 100GB, 200GB and 300GB capacities and will utilize Serial ATA-300 interface. The drives will be available in 2.5" form-factor.
The world's largest maker of chips also plans to add three new solid-state drives in 1.8" form-factor to Intel 320-series family. The new SSDs for thin-and-light notebooks will be available in 80GB, 160GB and 320GB capacities and are projected to offer performance in-line with previously released 320-series solid-state drives (up to 270/220MB/s sustained read/write speeds, etc). Just as the original 320-series SSDs from Intel, the new drives will be powered by multi-level cell (MLC) NAND flash memory made at 25nm node.
The third type of solid-state drives that Intel plans to release shortly is 311-series code-named Larsen Creek, which is designed for speeding up PCs powered by Intel Z68 core-logic set. Intel Z68 chipset - high-end core-logic for Intel Core i-series "Sandy Bridge microprocessors in LGA1155 form-factor - will feature so-called Smart Response Technology (SRT), which is a special hardware/software caching mechanism for SSDs and hard disk drives (HDDs). The technology will attempt to accelerate boot time and runtime reads and writes by caching the content of hard disk drive onto solid-state drive. The solid-state drive will have 20GB capacity, will use 34nm single-level cell (MLC) memory and will have either SATA or mSATA connectors.
The rather massive additions to Intel's solid-state drive lineup proves that SSD business becomes very important for the top chipmaker.
Intel did not comment on the news-story.
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Wider 1652017Sur demande218
The largest and most extravagant of the WIDER Superyacht range, the WIDER 165 represents the finest in style, design, practicality and ingenuity. Originally developed to fulfill an owner's desire to equip his vessel with a submersible for thrilling underwater adventures, the WIDER 165 is a no-compromise vessel that features advanced multi-functional systems, user-friendly technology, diesel-electric propulsion, and an enhanced relationship with the sea via the WIDER beach club area, side platforms, balcony, and an interior seawater swimming pool. Constructed entirely in aluminium, the elegant silhouette of the WIDER 165 was created by Fulvio De Simoni in collaboration with Tilli Antonelli and the in-house WIDER design team. The WIDER 165 has been designed to enhance the owner's contact with the sea, while significantly increasing interior volumes compared to other 165' motor yachts. This yacht is currently under construction at our facility in Ancona and she is scheduled to be launched in spring 2017, with delivery scheduled for Summer 2017Plus
Wider 1502017Sur demande231
The WIDER 150 has been conceived to enhance the owner's contact with the sea, while significantly increasing interior volumes compared to other motor yachts of a similar size. Constructed entirely in aluminium, the elegant silhouette of the WIDER 150 was created by Fulvio De Simoni in collaboration with Tilli Antonelli and the in-house WIDER design team. The WIDER 150 is unique in her ability to provide a number of luxury features only usually found on a larger vessel.These include:1. Beach Club – At 90m² including a 7m swimming pool, this is the biggest in her competitive set2. 32' rigid Tender on board – Allows owner access to the smallest creeks and bays in complete comfort and safety3. Owner's Apartment – 75m² including 4m² sea terrace, also the biggest in her competitive set4. Forward lounge with opening roof – terrace on foredeck offering absolute privacy to owner and guests5. Bridge -State-of-the- art, full ECDIS, bridge with push button system to give wrap around controls for the Captain6. Diesel-electric propulsion combined with Azimuthal pods – The first yard to offer the benefits of a full diesel-electric system in this size range7. The ability to run solely on battery power for a full night or whilst using the beach club – no noise or vibration or smoke or smellPlus
Mengi Yay 45m2017Sur demande21
Our shipyard new and high-end personalised yacht's hull and superstructure is wooden with RINA Short Range and Comfort Classes. The keel, wale and frames of the boat were pressed in epoxy laminate system. Yacht's speed is increased up to 15 knots because of her design character. Also in fluctuating weather is quite comfortable and possible to sleep while generators and engines are fully operating thanks to the hull form and stabiliser. It is easier to get hot in winter by using sauna and steam room after you got cold because of the fitness on the beach area or get cold in jacuzzi. In accordance with your request, the possibility of techs and dreams are limitless. Yacht could be delivering in 24 months. Any kind of extra can be added to our boats in accordance with your request.Please ask availability for pre-owned yachts.Plus
Mengi Yay Sailing 42m2017Sur demande17
The hull and top structure of the boat of which construction began in September month of 2006 year and constructed as RINA class is wood and centreboard is steel. Cross coating was used on hull of the boat and then, with fiber epoxy used on the last layer, both durability and water impermeability of the boat was increased. The keel, wale and posts of the boat were printed in epoxy-laminate system. All the used ply-woods have "marine" certificate. Spars of boat are used as aluminum. The boat is a 2 –spar Schooner style sailboat and can reach to 16 knot speed with 2x580 HP main engines. There are 3 guest cabins and 1 master cabin at the boat. The saloon has a capacity to accommodate large guest communities. Massive furniture used throughout the boat give a heavy and sophisticated atmosphere to the boat. The boat of which engineering was made by the Dutch famous Designer Dykstra Naval Architects was delivered to her owner in June month of 2008 year as a result of a 21-month working.Plus
Mengi Yay 41M My Steel2017Sur demande15
The hull and top structure of the boat of which construction began in October month of 2009 year and constructed as RINA class is wood. In hull of boat, 3 layers of cross coating were used. The keel, wale and posts of the boat were printed in epoxy-laminate system. All the used ply-woods have "marine" certificate. The form of boat is half displacement and the boat rises up to 19 knot speed because of its design characteristic. The boat is rather comfortable even at windy and wavy weather with the effect of its form and stabilizer under its structure. There are 4 guest cabins and 1 master cabin at the boat. The master cabin is lightened with wide glasses at the board side, so it is very spacious. The saloon has a capacity to accommodate large guest communities. A wide place is allocated for the kitchen of boat on the main deck. The pump room and electric room of the boat are on independent sections and easiness of intervention is targeted. In the engine room and kitchen of boat, fire insulation at high standards is used.Plus
Mengi Yay 41M Azra2017Sur demande18
The boat constructed as sister of MY STEEL boat was began in December of 2010 year and constructed by using the same hull structure. Different touches on top structure of boat give a distinctive character to the boat and blue color preferred as a hull color makes the boat exclusive. The number of cabins is decreased to obtain wider volumes on the boat and in addition to the master cabin on the main deck; the number of cabins on the cabin deck is decreased to 3. When you step down from the stairs hall, extending from bottom deck to the top deck, to the cabin deck, the sitting area lighten with big glasses will meet you. A small laundry room, planned to meet the needs of guests, is also on this deck. The boat, of which furniture can be defined as plain but elegant, met with the deep blue in June month of 2012 yearPlus
Monte Fino S 40m2017Sur demande13
The new flagship of Monte Fino S 40m offers very spacious interior and exterior living space that can comfortably accommodate up to ten guests and ten crews in complete privacy. Built to world-class standard, she can be fully customized and enable owners to create their ultimate yacht. The standard layout includes a luxurious sky lounge, full beam main deck master stateroom with a private owner's office and four en-suite guest staterooms. The large fly bridge features large dining table, wet bar, sun bathing area with Jacuzzi tub. Tender garage at stern can turn into a beach club with a walk-in garage able to accommodate a large tender and other water toys.Plus
Princess 40M2017Sur demande61
The commanding facade of the tri-deck 40M is quite breath taking. Her elegant power lines flow around sublime architecture. Secluded sunbathing retreats, a spa bath, beautifully proportioned dining areas, and a walk-in beach club are just some of her luxurious features. Everything to ensure that getting away from it all and spending time with friends is a true pleasure. Her interior has been sculpted to exude expansive space and light throughout. Across every deck is a world that's shaped by your personal tastes and lifestyle. This remarkable place of bespoke refinement is then finished with meticulous precision.Plus
Mengi Yay Trawler 40M2017Sur demande13
The boat with steel body and aluminium top building has 40 meters full length. The steel body is connected to the top building with a special material called as triclad by means of suitable welding methods. Construction of top building as aluminium ensures the gravity centre of boat to be drawn towards downside and more comfortable cruise on the sea. The boat consists of 1 master and 4 guest cabins and one main saloon and one crew saloon. Each cabin has its own bathroom and toilet. On the boat, there is a kitchen equipped with equipment in capacity sufficient to give service to all passengers and crews. This motor yacht of which construction began in August month of 2008 year and completed in 22 months was delivered to her owner in June month of 2010 yearPlus
Wider 1252017Sur demande12
The WIDER 125 is designed to offer exceptional range and spacious living space without compromising the clean modern lines that WIDER are known for. The WIDER 125 retains the same distinctive style as the rest of the company's superyachts, providing generous and flexible living space with two different layout options available to cater for national preferences. The WIDER 125 benefits from the same diesel-electric technology as the other WIDER superyachts and this allows for greater volume and better located guest suites than on other similar sized yachts. By positioning the electrical control room in the bow, this allows the engine room to be significantly smaller. This frees up room in the aft quarter and results in exceptionally spacious accommodation below deck for both guests and crew.Plus
Riva 122' Mythos2017Sur demande46
It is 122' Mythos, Riva's new flagship: an over 35 ton aluminum construction, of 38 meter overall length and 7.60 meter beam. The 122' Mythos draws inspiration from the 86' Domino - a real long seller of Riva coupe yacht range – whose main stylistic features have been taken up and revamped on this almost 38 meter long yacht. The 122' Mythos is the outcome of the collaboration between yacht Designer Mauro Micheli – the founder, together with Sergio Beretta, of Officina Italiana Design (which designs Riva's entire range), AYT&D - Advanced Yacht Technology & Design, Ferretti Group's research, style and product development centre, and the Interior Design and Technical Department of CRN, which was in charge of the interior and naval project development. This flagship is a '100% Riva' model, as confirmed by its clean lines, a painstaking care for details, the selection of traditional and yet 'evergreen' materials - like steel, wood and leather -, which give every Riva yacht a unique, timeless flair. The standard version proposed by the shipyard has 3 or 4 cabins, and an additional optional layout with 5 cabins is also available. The aluminum planning hull can reach top recorded speed of 28,5 and a cruising speed of 26 knots , thanks to two MTU 12 V 4000 M 93L, 3510 mhp engines. This is a high-tech planning yacht ensuring great comfort and top performance in its class.Plus
Mengi Yay 37M Kivircik2017Sur demande14
The boat was delivered to her owner in 2011 May, as a result of a 19-month working. The boat, having 37.5m full length, was constructed as RINA class. The construction of boat began in January 2009 as wood and was completed in June 2010, as a result of a 17-month working. The boat, for which 2x 2735HP main engines are used, can rise up to 28 knot speed thanks to its sliding form. On the side of board remaining under water, 2 layers of cross coating and on the board side, 3 layers of cross coating were used. The posts of board were constructed as cutting. There are 4 guest cabins and 1 master cabin at the boat. Two cabins at the fore and stern direction of boat are almost in the same volumes.Plus
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Hi Bellas,
I'm back with another makeover. I recently made over one of my favorite bloggers, Roselyn from www.Temptd.com . She flew down from New York to Atlanta to attend a friend's wedding and hired me to do her makeup. We went for a sexy and glamorous smokey eye perfect for this red carpet wedding.
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Roselyn sent me a picture of her dress and I knew we had to go glam. I used this Jennifer Hudson picture as inspiration. It's one of my favorite looks to do. This style goes with any dress and I knew it would look lovely with Roselyn's purple, jewel toned gown.
Embryolisse Hydra Matte and Lait Creme
Eve Pearl Anti-Shine in Tan
Eve Pearl Salmon Concealer - Mix of Medium and Dark
Cinema Secret Cream Foundation
Graftobian Neutral Powder Palette
MAC Coppertone Blush
MAC Sculpting and Shaping Powders in Shadester and Soft Focus
Urban Decay Eden Primer Potion
MAC Silver Pigment
MAC Carbon, Brule, Texture Eyeshadows
MAC Spiked Brow Pencil
MAC Feline Kohl Power Pencil
Revlon Colorstay Liquid Liner in Blackest Black
KISS Demi Wispies Lashes
MAC Oak and Subculture Lip Pencils
NARS Giza Lipgloss
I also did a quick smokey eye on another of the wedding guests. Fortunately I always stock my kit just in case, and I had products to use on the unexpected client.
Till next time, Ciao Bellas!
Atlanta Makeup Artist
Atlanta Photographer
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Roselyn's Smokey Glam Makeover
Posted by MakeupByRenRen at 9:00 AM
Labels: SMOKEY EYE
14 comments:
- Makeup Artist Jessica Rivera said...
I love it, beautiful
- August 10, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- Lily said...
looks AMAZING!
- August 10, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- SanTara said...
So Beautiful!!!
- August 10, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- SHEROkxZx3 said...
I love it, just gorgeous :)
- August 10, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- CocoagirlD said...
Aww she looks beautiful..
- August 10, 2011 at 11:27 AM
- Stephani Glam said...
This is so gorgeous!
- August 10, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- mina said...
I love that jHud look, too. You did a great job!
- August 10, 2011 at 12:04 PM
- mw @ a bit superficial said...
Love the look- shes gorgeous!
- August 10, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Jackee said...
SO pretty!!!! She is gorgeous!!
- August 10, 2011 at 3:21 PM
- Buzzed For Beauty said...
- August 10, 2011 at 11:31 PM
- socialitedreams said...
how pretty!
- August 11, 2011 at 8:00 PM
- gg said...
roselyn looks great. good job
- August 12, 2011 at 11:39 PM
- Makeup by Hend said...
She looks great!!!!!
- August 13, 2011 at 11:26 PM
- Arlene Munroe said...
I LOVE ur work!!! She looks stunning
- August 25, 2011 at 9:45 PM
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