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The question isn't should the US invest in nuclear power. It more appropriately is why should the government invest in an energy source that the private sector won't invest in and utility owners believe is too risky to invest shareowners money?
For decades, nuclear power has been tomorrow's energy of choice. But until the cost of nuclear power can become more competitive, it will remain tomorrow's choice and not today's. Because the cost of a nuclear facility can easily run $10 billion or more and regulatory and legal risks can be high, private funding sources have been unwilling to step forward without government guarantees. In the last several years there have been shut-downs of nuclear facilities, construction cancellations and a history of major cost overruns. That reality is telling and explains why private investors look elsewhere.
These problems exist in spite of the preferential treatment that favors nuclear power within the Price Anderson Act. The Act socializes accident insurance, requirements to purchase power, and special treatment for the recovery of construction costs. If nuclear power cannot compete on a level playing field with other forms of power generation, why should the government use loan guarantees to prop it up?
Loan guarantees create a moral hazard that can lead recipients and lenders to take risks that they otherwise would not take. That is not in the tax payers best interests. Loan guarantees have been the subject of significant and widespread criticism. GAO and CBO in particular have issued reports that have been damning. CBO put the risk of default for a federal loan guarantee at 50 percent. DOE regulations provide that guarantees can provide loans for up to 80% of project costs. Its
Inspector General found that providing such a high percentage will" result in significant risk to the government." Others have concluded that the potential cost of a bailout of nuclear defaults would make the bailouts of Solyndra and Beacon Power look like "chump change."
The latest effort to jump start nuclear power appears to be more about the administration's war on coal and carbon and its fixation with climate change rather than with a new "nuclear renaissance." The administration in recent weeks has become shrill on climate change. The President blames every major weather event on "carbon pollution" and Secretary of State Kerry went off of the deep end by equating climate change to weapons of mass destruction and calling skeptical scientists members of the flat earth movement. Actually it is the President and Secretary Kerry who belong to the modern equivalent of the flat earth society. They believe an illusion that is contradicted by facts and reality. That illusion is the results of climate models that are demonstrably unsuited for guiding policy in that they all grossly overstate temperature increases and over estimate climate sensitivity.
Nuclear power needs to stand on its own as an efficient and cost-effective way of meeting our electric power needs. The industry has to solve the problem of driving down the cost of construction. Standardized designs have been suggested as helping to do that. Smaller modular units might be another way. Steps have been taken to streamline the permitting process but an effort should be undertaken to determine whether even more can be done. Construction projects that take on the order of a decade or more are almost guaranteed to incur cost overruns.
For its part, the government should conduct a regulatory review to determine if the regulations that apply to the nuclear industry can be streamlined and rationalized without increasing safety risks. But the biggest action that the government can take is to solve the waste disposal problem. There was no reason to abandon Yucca Mountain but since it has, the Administration and Senator Reid have an obligation to find another alternative. It makes no sense for the Secretary of Energy to give loan guarantees at the same time the Administration prevents the safe disposal of wastes.


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PARIS—Robert Marchand, a 105-year-old French rider, on Wednesday beat his own hour record on the open cycling track, according to local report.
Marchand rode 22.547 kilometers at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines velodrome outside Paris, setting a record in the senior hour endurance test.
"It's okay. I had no pain in the legs but in my arms because I have rheumatism," he told BFMTV news channel.
"I have not seen the label of the last ten minutes, otherwise I would have gone little faster," he added.
The French cyclist has already set two records after the age of 100 in 2012 and 2014.

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Singapore got wildlife meh?
Duration: 20 minutes
This is a compilation of short clips and photos of our native biodiversity taken by various nature-enthusiasts. Featuring critters close to our homes, to those out by the sea, who says Singapore has no wildlife??
This video is compiled by David Tan, Eunice Soh and Jocelyne Sze.
The Return of the King
Duration: 40 minutes
A documentary about the return of the Oriental Pied Hornbills to our urban landscape was screened at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Once thought to be extinct from Singapore, these large birds are re-establishing healthy colonies here, with about 50 hornbills now found on Pulau Ubin, a small island off Singapore, and spreading out to other areas in mainland Singapore.
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Hardy Driftwood and his adventures
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Pierre-Joseph Proudhon is not the only one to ask the question of what is property. Many throughout history have asked that very same question, yet no one has managed to answer the question satisfactorily. At least, that is my conclusion after having read many treatises on property.
John Locke, in the second part of his famous 1690 work Two Treatises of Government, maintained God has created man more or less as a self-owner and through working his mind and body, through labor, he creates new value and has a right to the fruits of that labor. Whenever he mixes that which is unowned (unclaimed) with his own labor he gains a right to the product, be it a cleared field, a harbor, a backyard…
The Lockean concept of property is without question the most universally accepted concept of property, it was both a defense of status quo at the time of writing (at least regarding how property was defined) and is a guideline for governmental definitions of property and the origins thereof. The Lockean property rights theory is the one that has gained most following theoretically or philosophically, and is the one closest to the real world property privilege in state society.
However, the Proudhonian anarchist concept of "possession" rather than property is interesting. Rather than accepting the Lockean "absolute, unrestricted right forever" the possession right is volatile and temporary – it makes a more efficient use of resources possible through not making it temporally exclusive. At the same time, however, the possession concept might (depending on how it is interpreted) work at the direct opposite – through only allowing temporary "occupation" it might discourage or deter investments thereby making the use of resources monstrously inefficient.
The two concepts are fundamentally different and seem to be at two extremes. While the Lockean property concept, often championed by "the right," distributes rights to property "forever and ever" and "without limits" to how they are used (except for regulation through state coercion) , the Proudhon possession concept is extremely volatile and temporary. Is there no Aristotelian "golden mean" or "middle way" between these concepts?
Such a "middle way" concept of property/possession should be able to abrogate the inherent problems with both extremes: it should not accept the problems of "absolutism" in the Lockean concept, and it should try to compensate the negative effects of a very volatile possession type of ownership.
I tried to establish such a concept in a thesis in political theory (2005) through launching the concept of "use-right" to resources. The use-right is a Lockean concept in the sense that the right is awarded through "mixing one's labor" with that which is unowned, but it is not a Lockean concept in that it awards ownership only of the fruits of the individual's labor – not the matter itself. Thus, the right is gained to the function rather than the physical object.
The right is enjoyed for as long as it is not abandoned, which makes it distinctly different from the Lockean concept – as soon as the owner dies or leaves it behind it is "for the taking," while a Lockean property is owned "forever" if the owner does not award it to someone else upon his/her death. Also, a physical object can be "owned" by a number of people at the same time but for different (non-conflicting) uses, thereby ensuring efficient use of resources. For instance, a piece of land can be used for hiking, mining, bird-watching, berry-picking, etc. as long as any added use does not conflict with the uses already established.
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Newcastle Life Science Centre's new dimension
With a £1.2million investment, there will be thrilling things taking place at the Life Science Centre very soon. On 26 May, the centre in Newcaslte will launch North East England's only 4D motion ride, along with a host of new hands-on exhibits entitled The Curiosity Zone. The 4D motion ride will use wind, water spray, smoke and smells as well as moving seats to bring the 3D action on screen to life.


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What Is Home Preschool?
Home preschool is just a word describing what Stay At Home Moms have been doing since forever. It's education at home. Learning begins at mother's knee and the truth is, every parent who is a Stay At Home Mom or Stay At Home Dad is already homeschooling his/her child. The reason why homeschool families say they've been homeschooling since birth is simply because babies and children are learning all the time. You can't stop them. And so education really does begin at birth. If you care for your own child (or children) twenty four hours a day, seven days a week, then you are homeschooling already.
Homeschooling is commonly considered the domain of the Stay At Home Mom, but Work At Home Moms and moms who work outside of the home part time or full time can and do homeschool for preschool too. There are even some Dads out there who homeschool for preschool.
Any parent who has the time and the inclination can do homepreschool. It takes some planning and preparation, sometimes it's spur of the moment, but it's awful hard to go wrong homepreschooling a two year old! Just seeing your little one get all excited and run all around and jump up and down because you're taking the art and craft supplies out of the closet, well, it'll make you feel pretty good!
Young children are learning all the time. Although I may set aside 45 minutes to read a book and do a painting project with my two year old and call it homepreschool, the reality is that we are homeschooling all day long. All day long he's learning how he fits into our family, whether he's important, how to show love, get along with others, set the dinner table, put his train tracks together, take them apart without throwing them all over the living room! He's learning how to put things away, follow directions, pour the right amount of syrup on his pancakes. For very young children there is so much more to learn than just the abc's, counting, colors, and shapes. They're learning all day long.
You may think the answer to this one is a great, big duh – you do homepreschool at home, but you'd be wrong! You can do a lot at home, but you have to leave the house to go to the museum, library, park, playgroup, market, swimming, hiking. All the world is a learning experience when you're a toddler or a preschooler.
Some families are already homeschooling and for them homeschooling for preschool is a natural extension of what they're already doing with older kids. Some families homeschool for preschool as a way to test the waters. That is the case in our family. The decision to homeschool after kindergarten is not one to be taken lightly, but for preschool there's not much you can do wrong. In some instances homeschooling for preschool can alleviate familial pressure to conform and to send the children to a public or private school. Toddlers and preschoolers are endlessly inquisitive and they thrive with one on one attention. As your child grows, as you feed that inborn thirst for knowledge and let him progress at his own pace, you will see the results of your homeschooling effort. So will other people.
But even if you're not considering education at home for the long term, you may want to homeschool for preschool just for fun! It's beneficial to your child. It can bring a special closeness between you and your child. I can attest to that. You just can't put a price tag on being there when your kid mixes blue and yellow and tells you for the first time that he sees green or on just sitting and watching him watch with fascination as the homemade slime drips through his hands and off of his fingers for half an hour. It is absolutely intoxicating to my husband and me to watch our son enjoying himself and to see him learning. Sometimes it's as if we can actually see the wheels a turning in his mind.
Sometimes in the cyberworld you may find a bit of a rift between people about homeschooling styles. At one end of the spectrum you have very structured curriculum based homeschooling. At the opposite end there is the very relaxed unschooling style. And then there are plenty of homeschoolers who fit somewhere in between. No one way is better than another way. What works in your family is what counts. Whether you choose to do activities that you find on the Web, or purchase a set of lesson plans, create your own or buy a couple activity books from Walmart; whether you follow a schedule or keep no schedule at all; don't let anyone dampen your enthusiasm about the way you choose to homeschool your toddler or preschooler. How ever you decide to classify, define, describe your homepreschool style there's one common factor…love. It's all about watching our children grow and learn and providing the resources and opportunities for them to spread their wings. It's about letting our children grow originally and individually.
Homeschooling…homepreschooling…is about love.
Thank you Shawn, from Abecedarian Academy, for giving me permission to reprint this article. I think it says it all.


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The head nod in western cultures says agreement. In other cultures such as in Bulgaria and Sri Lanka it means disagreement, although from studies of the deaf and blind, it is apparent that this gesture is also innate. The nod used as a greeting, performed as a quick drop of the head, may stem from an abbreviated head bow. As we learned, lowering the body signifies a submissive posture, and so too does agreement. In Japan the head nod usually signals to the speaker that they are being heard and doesn't necessarily indicate agreement. Thus, head nods are particularly specific to cultures so caution is important.
The head bobble, which is a side to side motion across an arc also means different things to different cultures. For example, in East Slavic it means disapproval and in India it means "okay". In Bulgaria, India and Pakistan the head bobble means "yes." Other gestures by the head can include the chin point, in the West, which is a slick way of pointing out other girls to your buddy without getting caught. Sometimes the chin point is used as a greeting between friends as an informal acknowledgement of each other's presence. In Greece, Turkey and Arabic-speaking countries pulling the head back in a jerking motion signals "no" but in Ethiopia it actually means "yes."


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TOM to expand in Europe
Interesting interview with The Order Machine's CEO Willem Meijer this weekend in Het Parool. Although this newspaper is focused on Amsterdam, interviews like this would usually be published in Het Financiele Dagblad. Anyway, Meijer – with a new rebel look – has got something to say.
Things are going fine with TOM. The market share is increasing and next year Meijer expects to overtake Euronext in market share in the Dutch options. That may be a little too optimistic.
The market share in Daily AEX options has reached 40%. With a million contracts traded every month, TOM isn't profitable yet. Meijer indirectly points at shareholder ABN AMRO, which still doesn't route their order flow to TOM.
The infrastructure of TOM will move to London this month, and will be using a more advanced NASDAQ platform. It's only a small step to expand abroad, and in 2014 TOM will open operations outside of The Netherlands. He mentions France, Belgium, England or Germany. It's easy to launch new products, but the flow isn't coming from thin air. Suppose TOM will try to get a partnership with foreign brokers, such as Interactive Brokers for starters.
While TOM will meet Euronext in court pretty soon, Meijer believes both exchanges should work together in the clearing and settlement. Just like in the USA. Would reduce costs for both of them, and there is an opportunity trades opened on TOM can be closed on Euronext. Or other way around.
Of course TOM is confident it will win the case against Euronext in court. Few years ago, Commerzbank won a similar case against Deutsche Börse. First hearing is scheduled on 3 June 2013.


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It seems that everyone and their dog are attempting to muscle in on the card game market at the moment. Personally, I applaud this – I've said many times that the amount of card based games out there that do things in different ways is impressive, plus it's an inexpensive way of getting into the industry. No need to produce limited runs of pricey miniatures or custom dice, just print up a bunch of cards and you're away.
The latest game to join the fray is Warfields, launching later this month on Kickstarter. A two player battle to the death (well, the death of your opponent's King), it's a quick playing affair that I've come to enjoy despite some initial minor worries. Those will be covered later, but first up: a quick overview of the gameplay.
With no board, you'll have to use your imagination a little. Each player has three virtual rows (called Fields) before them, with the Kingdom Field closest, followed by the Ranged and Melee Fields. Starting with a mere three cards in play, a King, Knight and Worker, you're looking to build up an army that will wipe out enemy forces and eventually topple their King. You have a hand limit of seven cards that depict other characters that will get involved in the battle as well as useful items and special effects, all of which require gold to be brought into play.
Gold drives the game, so much so that it has its own stack of cards. At the start of each turn you'll draw a couple of cards from the game deck, then take one gold card for each Worker you have in play. Of course, the more Workers you have at your disposal, the more gold that can be produced, making your options a lot more open. It's a neat little mechanic – far from innovative, of course, as it's been seen in countless Eurogames, but interesting to see it applied to a card game.
Next step is to introduce characters into the game by paying said gold and adding them to one of your three Fields. Any of these rows with an enemy character in them is off-limits, but you'll generally have plenty of space to play with – you are, however, limited to seven characters per Field. Movement is next, with your brave fighters moving forwards or backwards one Field only. After that comes the meatiest part of Warfields… combat!
As you've probably worked out, astute gamer that you are, there are two different ways to fight – melee and ranged. Location is vital when it comes to combat with melee attacks only affecting adjacent Fields and ranged hitting two Fields away. With only a single action per character each turn, making the right decisions in the optimal order is what you're looking to do, maximising the strength of your forces to clear out as many enemies as possible, allowing you to move forward on your next turn and get ever closer to that opposing King.
Attacks – like everything else in the game – cost gold to perform, so don't go spending everything early in your turns. It's a lesson I learnt the hard way, bringing loads of characters into play then not actually being able to do anything with them… that was a short game, I tell you. When resolving attacks, you and your opposite number will be wiping out a character's defence value first, then working on their health. If a turn ends, the character's defence is is reset but their health remains at whatever number it was knocked down to. Essentially, if you're trying to destroy someone, concentrated attacks from multiple characters are the order of the day – as long as you can afford it!
There are a few extra elements in the game of note. Initially you may only bring out Human characters to the Fields, but by introducing Summoners and Necromancers you're allowed to play with Beasts and the Undead too. However, should your Summoner or Necromancer be removed from play with no backups, all of those subservient to them are removed from the board as well. There's little more satisfying in Warfields than seeing three or four cards taken out in one fell swoop because your opponent missed an opening on their card…
The previously mentioned effects are the usual things you might expect from a fantasy based game, giving your the chance to curse or poison characters, render them immobile or even paralysed while boosting your own abilities in battle. While in early games I found I wasn't using them that often, relying instead on getting people on the Fields and going for a Strength In Numbers approach, the subtleties behind screwing over your opponent made for a more thoughful and interesting game. You're also able to sell one card per turn in order to bring in a little more gold – particularly useful if you've got a heavily wounded character who you know is going to die next turn!
Now, I mentioned earlier that I had some initial worries regarding Warfields – and that's all down to the rulebook. Perhaps I'm being picky but despite reading it a few times before attempting to play, the game didn't really click into place until I'd actually played a few rounds. A well written rulebook should be able to conjure up every aspect of the game in your mind without having to have everything out there before you, but that's nothing that a rewrite wouldn't fix. Once you've actually got a good hold on it, Warfields proves itself to be an entertaining little game that requires a surprising amount of thought. Where so many self-published games often struggle with elements such as balance, this one manages to get through those issues and deserves to do well. Now, I wonder if there's any plans for an expansion?
Warfields was designed by Chris Green and will be appearing on Kickstarter later this month through Menaveth Games. It's strictly for two players with games taking around 30-40 minutes. Thanks to Chris for providing a well in advance prototype copy! I look forward to checking out the final version!


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"I first met Justin back at a seminar back in March of 2012, and I was pleasantly surprised to see a chiropractor who had a genuine interest in strength training. Far too often, medical professionals do not "get it" when it comes to dealing with competitive athletes, leaving many of us who need help searching for someone whose answer regarding our injuries simply isn't "don't train". I myself turned to Justin for help back in November of 2012 as I was preparing for my second powerlifting meet. Chronic pain in my left shoulder had hampered my training for months, and as the meet approached, I was not feeling very optimistic about my chances to perform well in the bench press. After just one session with Justin, I was given a very simple and easy list of exercises and SMR techniques to perform on my shoulder prior to the meet. Just seven days later, I benched a 5 lb PR with literally no shoulder pain whatsoever. I can honestly say that without Justin's help, my meet performance would have been disastrous. Justin's expertise and passion for helping others is exceptional, and if you are looking for the best treatment you can get, then you owe it to yourself to go see him today!"
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"I have had the pleasure of familiarizing myself with Todd and his work over the past year and I can state unequivocally that he represents the best of the what the Sports Performance industry has to offer. Todd has at his disposal a tremendous depth of knowledge from many years of academic involvement and countless hours of first hand athletic pursuits, he is an incredible resource for any coach, parent or athlete. What really separates Todd from the rest is his infectious attitude and tireless disposition towards being the best Coach possible, every service and product he offers is delivered with unparalleled pride, passion and commitment to ensure the highest quality possible. Todd has already raised the bar for so many of the people he has worked with and it is only a matter of time before he does the same for the Sports Performance Profession."
Michael Ranfone, CSCS, LMT, ART
"Playing linebacker and special teams in the NFL requires a strong and injury resistant body. After battling injuries during the first few years of my career, I entrusted my off-season physical prep to my good friend Todd Bumgardner. Since I've started working with Todd I feel stronger and healthier than I have been in years. He blends his knowledge of corrective exercise, strength training and conditioning into powerful programs that get results. If you want to be a better athlete, or train others to be better athletes, Todd's your guy."
Josh Hull, Linebacker, St. Louis Rams
Dr. Justin Rabinowitz is a graduate of New York Chiropractic College where he was recognized by the faculty with an award for Clinical Excellence.
As a student, Dr. Justin maintained leadership positions as Co-President of the Sports Science and Human Performance Club and Officer of Motion Palpation Club. In 2011, he was selected to present his research at the ACA Sports Council Symposium held in San Juan, Puerto Rico. His topic, "Assessment of the Overhead Throwing Athlete" was presented to chiropractors from around the world. For his efforts, Dr. Rabinowitz received the Tom Hyde Award and 1st place at the symposium.
In September 2012, Dr. Justin was part of the medical team at the US Senior Amateur Golf Open held at Mountain Ridge Country Club in West Caldwell, New Jersey. Additionally, he has served as the medical staff for several USA Gymnastics events as well as the New Jersey Men's State Championship Gymnastics meet.
Dr. Justin holds advanced certifications in the following techniques: Active Release Technique (ART), Functional Assessment and Kinetic Treatment with Rehab (FAKTR), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Functional Movement Screen (FMS), and Neurokinetic Therapy Level I (NKT).
In addition to his doctoral training, Dr. Justin holds a certification in Strength and Conditioning (CSCS) by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
Todd Bumgardner, MS, CSCS is a co-founder of Beyond Strength Performance–a world-renowned strength and conditioning company based in Northern Virginia and Central Pennsylvania. He's graduated with degrees in Psychology, Exercise Science and is currently pursuing licensure as a Massage Therapist.
During his career, Todd has worked as a strength and conditioning coach at the collegiate level–responsible for the off-field strength and conditioning for two female athletic teams at Lycoming College before finishing his undergraduate degree–and in the private realm. He's travelled the country working with, and learning from, the top strength coaches and therapists in the world. He applies this knowledge to make athletes, and regular folks, move well and move with strength.
As an athlete, Todd's played college football, competed in powerlifting and competed in strongman. Practical experience as an athlete, as well as practical experience as a coach, blend with Todd's academic work and result in powerful, results driven programs.
He's a featured author for Testosterone Magazine and a columnist for Prosource. He's the author of the Pull-up Manifesto, 2nd Edition and co-author of Supreme Strength.


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While I am immersed in and loving my new venture (The Gilmore Guide to Books) it is work. Reading for pleasure is a simpler action—I don't have to pay close attention to as many details nor do I have to mark pages to remind myself of dialogue or plot points I found to be especially interesting (and I don't 'mark' the books because that would be wrong; I use a lot of Post-it flags).
Then there is the need to find a way to express what it is about the book that meant the most (or the least) to me. Either a lot of words come or none at all and neither is good. It's like The Three Bears, I need the amount that is just right.
What all this means is that even for me, reading and then writing for the majority of the day can be a grind. Even worse is the fact that I don't shut it down at . I read at night and in the mornings and sometimes even find evenings to be more conducive for writing. Bottom line: my hours are very fluid. What this is leading up to is my rationalization for ways to reward myself. It used to be shopping was a treat but how many new clothes do you need when you seldom go out? And if you have a closet full of hardly-worn clothes anyway? Plus, there is the lack of income/money issue. I've largely adapted but am still of mind that a 'reward' involves cash spent. So, my treat these days is lunch twice a month at one of my favorite sushi restaurants, Sinju. It's in one of those trendy outdoor malls but I park in the back to avoid the stores and head right to the restaurant. I am a huge sushi fan and while this may not be the best ever sushi restaurant I can always count on the fish being fresh—which is the main reason you eat sushi, right? I'm also a roll person. Elitists (my husband) may say only nigiri and sashimi are a real sushi experience but I like a mix of tastes and textures so rolls it is. My order is virtually the same every time: one roll, one nigiri (usually salmon or yellowtail), and one tekka (salmon and rice wrapped in seaweed).
While I wait, I settle in and read (don't act surprised). When lunch arrives I may continue reading and eating but even if I multi-task I try to slow down, savoring every bite. Sushi is a real treat but it is not fast food (or cheap) and so needs to be enjoyed slowly. Ultimately, reading is as well and so these lunches are a marvelous reward.
How about you? When you've had a long day or accomplished a less-than-fun task do you reward yourself? If so, what's your favorite? Chocolate? Bad TV? Something healthy (go ahead, make the rest of us feel bad)?


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Inclined Planes
On balance, I'd take homeschooling with a newborn over homeschooling with a full-time job. Either way, I've been tired a lot since, like, summer, but that'll get better. Our homeschool isn't quite as ambitious as I'd planned, but dude, it's kindergarten. The point of kindergarten is to have fun and learn to love learning.
Today's science lesson was about inclined planes. This was super great because Soren got to play with cars and marbles while I sat on the couch with the baby. That was nice. We spend a lot of time doing school in the kitchen, but I've been trying to diversity into more comfortable furniture situations.


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I would like to ask a question about the film Skin. I want to write an expository essay, but I need more help.
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Expository writing simply refers to an essay, article, or other format that seeks to explain or describe the subject matter. That's pretty much it. Simply explain the topic, in this case, the 2008 film Skin, directed by Anthony Fabian and written by Helen Crawley, Jessie Keyt, and Helena Kriel. That little bit of information is the first sentence in an expository article about this particular film. The bulk of the article or essay, then, describes the film's plot in straightforward style, with no extraneous details, such as the writer's opinion on the quality of the film or on the theme or subject matter. In this case, the article would describe, without political commentary, the plot of Skin. As there are numerous sources of information on individual films, including compilations of reviews by prominent film critics, including the late Roger Ebert and Leonard Malkin, as well as the online source IMDb, finding plot descriptions for most films is very simple. Additionally, the student posing the question can rent or purchase in a number of formats (e.g., DVD, electronic download) the film and actually watch it.
Skin is a film that takes place during the apartheid era in South Africa, when the minority white, predominately Afrikaner (white South Africans of Dutch descent) population imposed harsh segregationist policies on the nation's large black majority. Actor Sam Neill portrays Abraham Laing, and Alice Krige portrays his wife, Sannie. Together, they portray the white parents of a dark-skinned girl whose racial identity provides the film's drama and theme. As the girl, Sandra, is Abraham and Alice's natural parents(?), the problems associated with raising a child of color in a predominantly white community becomes a source of tension throughout the film. As Sandra grows into a beautiful young woman, she is forced to confront the reality that she will never be accepted in the white community, and directs her attentions towards the desperately poor and repressed black world of apartheid-era South Africa.
Additional details on Skin are available at the aforementioned sources, and more details regarding the subject matter should be gleaned from those sources or from viewing the film, but this provides a broad summary of the film's plot. To reiterate, an expository essay provides a simple description of the subject matter. Context is recommended, but commentary should be avoided.


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In this epic, 2 and a 1/2-hour episode, you'll hear Andy snoring through our discussion of "The Great Gatsby," which is reviewed by Joshua Ligairi and special guest WILLIAM ROWAN JR., cinephile, writer and co-producer of Cleanflix.
In addition to reviewing "The Great Gatsby," Jason gives some enthusiastic coverage of "Disconnect," a limited release film by Henry Alex Rubin, starring Jason Bateman. Karl doesn't appear on this episode, as he is enjoying the Mother's Day festivities, but before his nap, Andy gives Karl's Mini Review for him.
I. Intro
II. Mini Reviews
Josh: Upstream Color, Primer
Andy: The Burning, Cropsey (2009), Here Comes the Boom, Otis
Karl (by proxy, via Andy): Mud
Jason: John Dies at the End, Hobo With a Shotgun
William: Superman: The Movie (1978), Doctor Who, Season 3, Episode 10: "Blink"
III. Feature review of "The Great Gatsby"
Ratings and Recommendations for THE GREAT GATSBY
Josh = 6.5 ( Rental )
William = 6 ( Avoid )
IV. Andy snores through the podcast
V. Feature review of "Disconnect"
Ratings and Recommendations for DISCONNECT
Jason = 8 ( Theater / Rental )
VI. Listener Feedback and Misc. tidbits
– Congrats to Dave Becker of DVD Infatuation.com on his 1,000th review!
– Downloading The /Filmcast and does anyone have the first 20 episodes of The Watchers podcast?
– Michal on obtaining "Cleanflix"
– Comments from Nisu Shah and when BillChete will return to horror broadcasting
– Comment from Jared M.
– Vance King on "Pain & Gain"
VII. Genre Recommendation Segments
Documentary: Exporting Raymond (2010)
Horror: Splinter (2008)
William Rowan Jr.'s recommendation: Of Mice and Men (1992)
VIII. Wrap-Up
NEXT WEEK'S MOVIE: Star Trek Into Darkness with special guest Willis Wheeler
Links for this episode:
Don't forget to watch Josh and William's documentary "Cleanflix," which is currently streaming on Netflix Watch Instantly.
Book recommendation: The Iceman: The True Story of a Cold-Blooded Killer by Anthony Bruno
Midnight Corey's The Electric Chair (horror movie audio and video podcast)
Boss Butcher's Terror Troop Podcast
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This is an interesting article by Matthew Parris. We are all, with age, aware of the way that our brain developed and continues to develop with knowledge and self knowledge.
We all have that little voice that tells us how we will feel about doing something or missing something. I think with age we learn to start trusting that voice a little more!
As we grow older we deteriorate in many ways, and faster than we like to admit. All our physical capacities decline, mostly from a young age. More of our mental capacity deteriorates, and faster, than we care to acknowledge. Comforting ourselves, we oldies love to reflect that qualities like 'maturity' and 'judgment' are showered liberally upon us by the passing years, even as muscle and mental arithmetic fade. We bandy words like 'wisdom'.


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I ended my 2016 flying activities just 4,000 miles shy of the 200,000 frequent flyer miles mark. That's an average of 3,700 miles a week.
At this rate, I am well on the way to achieving the coveted "Million Miler" status that rewards members of certain airline alliances for their extraordinary long-term loyalty.
When you fly so frequently, tucking away all those flyer miles week on week, there is no excitement in flying anymore except for the possibilities that await at your destination.


text: I happened to stop at a consignment shop on my way home from the gym and look what I found! I believe it is called the mini flap very similar to the red vintage one that Lindsey Lohan has. It is in gorgeous condition and came with the original box, dust bag and authenticity card. For the experts out there maybe you could tell me around what year this is from. The card starts with a 1 and is 7 digits long.


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How Obama Wins
He wins by being canonized by commies other socialists, fascists, and others hoping for Chaos..
When EBT(welfare) funds dry up there WILL BE chaos in the streets..
How soon?... Whenever the democrats deem to do it..
Could be TOMORROW.. or later today..
Once the grocery stores get flash mobbed the "fat's in the fire"..
The spiral to chaos begins.. could be very quickly..
The mob(s) will learn quickly how to assemble AND dis-assemble quickly..
by the time the police arrive (if they do).. the mobs will become peaceful citizens again..
When it starts there will be no going back.. it will spiral out of control.. of even the military..
It will start in the big cities..
YOU KNOW... it MUST happen.. and it must..
Any that thinks it WON'T happen is delusional.. shun them..
Spending your way to prosperity is a cartoon..
Don't be Wiley E. Coyote.. the Acme SAFE is on it's way..
AND............. you're not the Roadrunner.. NO!.. you're not..
Cellphones, and especially free, anonymous cellphones, are a big enabler here.


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Many people don't believe that you can make money blogging. I didn't get it at first. I used to think that blogging was just posting articles about random stuff. I didn't think people could make good money from blogging. I was convinced a few years ago when I started my blog, JayTheAnalyst.com, that it was possible to make money blogging.
Who have I seen make money blogging?
I have seen broke college students make a name for themselves just by blogging. Oh yeah! They did make money from blogging. Here is a well-known blogger that has made lots of money blogging:
I have seen Necole Bitchie make money blogging
She has definitely made a name for herself by blogging. She first came on the blogging scene in 2007 as a frustrated college graduate who couldn't land a good job. She decided not to send out another resume every again. She started her blog, NecoleBitchie.com, which talks about celebrity gossip and urban entertainment. She gained massive exposure over time and then the big advertisement checks started rolling in. Necole Bitchie is definitely a make money blogging testimony. You can succeed just like her! Click button below. Put in your email. Watch the video. Get started
I have seen Ryan Jones make money blogging
Ryan Jones is a young man from Alabama. He is also a full-time DJ. Just recently, he made $1000 in one day just by blogging and making videos consistently. This shows that you can make money blogging. Take a look at the praise he has received on social media:
Ryan Jones is killing it! He is a sure testimony that you can make money blogging.
How can you make money blogging?
I am plugged into a system that is designed for people to make money blogging and have a life at the same time. You can be a good success if you are teachable and you apply yourself. It does take hard work and determination to succeed. If you are focused, you can make money blogging.
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Blade TV Series Online
Spike TV has put a wild new site online promoting the new Blade TV series, starring Kirk "Sticky" Jones. It is at HouseofChthon.com, and it plays like a recruiting site for a sort-of erotic, self-healing cult, which is obviously the vamps. Cool.
Also, go here to register for a contest to win 1) A trip to Vancouver to visit the set of Blade, 2) Blade 1, 2, or Trinity DVD's, or 3) a pair of Oakley sunglasses.


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Whether you prefer an automatic drip coffee maker or the meditation of a perfect...
The Mr. Coffee Steam Espresso and Cappuccino Maker – ECM150 is available for $30. The machine prepares gourmet espresso and cappuccino with an easy-to-use milk frother. The coffeemaker comes with a steam tube and frothing aid. The machine also includes an easy-pour decanter and a pressure safety valve. The size of the machine is 10 by 7.5 by 9 inches. The construction is with plastic, glass and metal with chrome accents. The cups and saucers are made of ceramic.
If quality espresso beans ground to espresso setting are packed in the brew tightly and brewed to the steam marking on the glass canter, this coffeemaker would produce espresso that tastes great. However, the brew basket and water reservoir cup should not be removed until the pressure has been fully released. This could be done by turning the knob to steam and allowing the pressure to be relieved through the frothing tube. Further, it would be useful if only 2 cups are brewed each time, instead of trying to brew 4, to get high quality coffee.
At $30.00 price, the machine is definitely worth buying. The machine is very quiet during the operation compared to certain other costly machines.
The high hot water temperature ensures that there is a good layer of cream on top in the espresso. The construction of the Mr. Coffee Steam Espresso and Cappuccino Maker – ECM150 is sturdy. We would recommend this budget machine to anyone who desires to have reasonably good quality espresso/cappuccinos and lattes at modest cost.


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(Literary Masterpieces, Critical Compilation)
John McWhorter's playful allusion to the biblical Tower of Babel reflects both his colloquial and humorous style and his basic assumption about human language: The first human language emerged on the East African savannas about 150,000 years ago and evolved into the six thousand languages spoken in the world today. The "natural history" subtitle emphasizes the pervading biological context of The Power of Babel, in which evolution serves to explain how human language has changed over time. From the start, however, McWhorter cautions that the comparison between biological and linguistic evolution is not perfect. Biological evolution is strongly affected by environment. Linguistic change is more haphazard and reveals very little about the psyche and culture.
Despite his academic background, McWhorter manages to gear his tour of the natural history of language to the general reader. He avoids scholarly jargon and integrates into his discussion examples from modern pop culture, especially books, television, and cinema. He refers to Francis Ford Coppola's film Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) to discuss the fact that fifteenth century Romanian differs from the language spoken in the twenty-first century. To illustrate variant forms of German, he uses the Asterix comic book series. In reference to the conservatism of written language, McWhorter notes that Mickey Mouse has always worn gloves because gloves are easier to draw than hands and because early cartoonists drew speaking animals with gloves by convention. McWhorter's love for popular American music of all sorts emerges in his use of the song "I Say a Little Prayer," first sung by Dionne Warwick and later, in a slightly different form, by Aretha Franklin, to argue that there is no "definitive" Ur-text of a language. Such comparisons pervade The Power of Babel and make McWhorter's linguistic study readily accessible.
McWhorter begins his search for the original language with an examination of linguistic changes in sound, grammar, and meaning. He explains why some English speakers say "Shaddap" instead of "Shut up," why the English language lost the terror in "terrible," and why the meaning of "silly" moves from "blessed" in Old English, to "innocent" in Middle English, to "weak" in the seventeenth century, to the current meaning of "foolish." Changes in other languages include the transition from multiple subject endings for Latin nouns (-es in sorores, -ae in feminae, and -i in filii) to only -s in French words (soeurs, femmes, and fils).
For McWhorter, the relationship between standard language and dialect is important in the understanding of language and its history. Standard language is an accident of geography, politics, culture, and power: Paris, London, and Moscow set language norms as well as political rules. Dialects are a more basic feature of spoken language, which really only exists in its variants. Thus, first century c.e. Latin was probably spoken in several dialects, which McWhorter calls Fratin in France, Spatin in Spain, and Latalian in Italy.
The distinction between "language" and "dialect" is often a political question. Ukranian is close enough to Russian to have been considered, in its early history, almost the standard form of Russian. During Russian domination, Ukranian became a mere peasant form of Russian. Today, citizens of independent Ukraine claim to speak a separate language. Another example is found on the Indian subcontinent, where the Hindi of India and the Urdu of Pakistan are variants of the same language. Conversely, Mandarin and Cantonese are so different from each other that their speakers often communicate only with difficulty. Yet, for political purposes, Mandarin and Cantonese are considered dialects of the same Chinese language.
McWhorter suggests that a coherent "language" does not really exist and that the line between a language and a dialect is difficult to determine. Languages are actually bundles of variants and overlap with each other, adapting and changing from region to region. McWhorter shows how one word in the Balkans changes in spelling, sound, and meaning as it moves from the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, through Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia, and western Bulgaria, to southeastern Bulgaria. In Croatia the word vridan means "industrious." By the time it reaches southeastern Bulgaria, vraedan means "harmful." While the sounds of this word would probably be mutually recognizable in both Croatia and Bulgaria, its meaning would not.
Consequently, McWhorter rejects the traditional model of a language tree to illustrate the relationship between languages. Instead he talks about a language "stew" in which languages mingle with each other. English has several layers of loan words and phrases. Starting with...
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Kitkat and Aero bar maker Nestle said it has found a new way to reduce sugar by up to 40 percent without affecting the taste of its products, Reuters reported.
Nestle said the process works by changing the structure of sugar particles so each dissolves faster on the tongue.
Nestle said it would begin to use the new sugar in 2018.


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Say what you will about the legendary Descendents — I will never argue their awesomeness — but ALL is the version of the Descendents I grew up with. From the moment I first heard "Original Me" on Breaking Things, I knew ALL was going to be one of my favorite bands and Chad Price was going to be one of my heroes. I was very lucky to catch ALL on a number of tours starting with their Irving Plaza show on May 25, 1995 supporting Pummel and I never saw them play a weak set.
While I was stoked when the Descendents reunited, I kind of missed the magic that happened every time ALL busted out a surprise song off Milo Goes to College in a club maxed out with maybe 50 kids. It was the same sensation seeing Frank Black perform Pixies songs before that band got back together.
This set, taped at Maxwell's in August 2002 by the great Josh Goldfarb, is my absolute favorite ALL show. The energy in that room was explosive and the crowd was salivating for new and old ALL songs. Even though it's a rather abridged one-hour set, they hit all their great songs and come back with a brilliant encore featuring different members of the band swapping out instruments, covering their heroes and some amazing crowd interaction by bassist Karl Alvarez. After the show, Karl spent close to an hour with us just shooting the shit and getting autographs for me from the rest of his bandmates. I wish I had had a tape recorder on me, but the memories are just as good without it. I'll try to dig up my interview with him from their Roseland Ballroom set and publish that soon. In the meantime, enjoy the show and feel free to leave a comment below or discuss the set on YouTube.


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I would like to conduct a range of ip network address ping using python 3.5 script. It is easy. I will show you the python script and its screen dump result as below.
Python program script
# network ping program run for python3
# Import modules
import subprocess
import ipaddress
# Prompt the user to input a network address
net_addr = input("Enter a network address in CIDR format(ex.192.168.1.0/24): ")
# Create the network
ip_net = ipaddress.ip_network(net_addr)
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Epworth Spring Food Fair takes place in the town's historic Market Place on Saturday, April 7, 9am-3pm.
More than 20 stalls will be selling quality local produce, including fresh meats, vegetables and delicious home-baked cakes and pastries, as well as some more unusual offers - Lincolnshire brewed wines and ciders, ostrich meat, wool from the Wolds and even handmade dog treats.
There is also a lot to do around Epworth itself, why not browse the town's independent shops and boutiques or visit the Old Rectory, 10.30am-3.30pm.
There is free parking at the Church Street and Chapel Street car parks, as well as overflow car parking at Epworth Leisure Centre.
NLC leader, Councillor Liz Redfern, said: "Epworth is a great place to visit, and if successful two more Food Fairs are planned for later in the year. This event will be a great day out for all the family and will certainly help to promote Epworth."
The event will also include live music and magician/balloon modeller Nutty Norman.


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Let's say you have an advertising budget – but determining how best to spend it is challenging.
Should you take out newspaper ads?
Direct mail?
The short answer is…
…video. And here's why:
Newspaper ads aren't targeted.
The people most likely to become your customer may nor may not read the paper on the days you advertise.
Even if they do read the paper, they might not see your ad.
And even if they see your ad, it still won't do much to make them feel comfortable with you.
Bottom Line: Newspaper ads are high cost and low return.
With television, at least the viewers can see you and your business.
But again – are your best prospects sitting in front of the TV, watching commercials when your commercial happens to air?
Not likely.
Bottom Line: TV commercials are high cost, low return.
Direct mail can work really well.
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You've got to test and test some more to figure out what works.
And it's still almost as impersonal as a newspaper ad.
Bottom Line: Direct mail is high cost, possibly high return if executed correctly.
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Video gives you the opportunity to let your customers get to know you and your business.
They can feel comfortable with you before they ever make an appointment or set foot in your store.
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Delhi Aam Aadmi Government is keeping its promise by projecting every class in each school with CCTV surveillance and has already tested the same in some institutions recently. Electronic surveillance introduction was planned with an intention to monitor teachers attendance rate and also examine the behaviour of students in the school premises. States Deputy Chief and Education Minister, Manish Sisodia has inspected various schools in Delhi like, Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya, Gokhle Marg, Mori Gate and Rajkiya Sarvodaya Kanya/Bal Vidyalaya, East Vinod Nagar to witness the changes the new method has brought in institutions and among students.
Government firm called, Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System Ltd (DIMTS) has provided CCTV equipment for Mori Gate School in July. Another private firm has installed cameras at a school in East Vinod Nagar. Government has ordered the school's to relent of CCTV footage's to take attendance and monitor students. A microphone is also integrated with CCTV which sends signals if it hears continues silence, implicating absence of teacher in class can be identified.
When all the schools in the state are fitted with CCTVs, all the class rooms and Laboratories will account for at least 70,000 units across Delhi. Only the school principal will be having control over the system, however government will be having the prime authentication for each and every CCTV in each classroom of the state.
Scholars are keen about the facilities provided to electronic surveillance at schools and the total expenditure required for doing so. One of the kid at an institution has said that, teachers can no longer beat us and I am happy. A student spoke to Sisodia, Our belongings wont be disappearing from now. Cheating in examinations can also be minimised and can benefit teachers in every sense. Teachers were reluctant to this idea and opposed government's initiative. Parents might also get an access to the footages after a short while where school management committee will authenticate them.
Some students are worried about CCTVs, we can no more have been between the classes and cannot eat even. Some other students said that we can focus our studies as someone would be watching us. Another kid says that these cameras cannot stop us from having fun. High Definition CCTV could cost not less than Rs.5,000 and maximum up to Rs.50,000 even. Cameras theft can also be considered as a major issue in some schools, government should ensure security.


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This was a railroad job. Moral: Never piss off the corrupt, entrenched bureaucrats.
drodge! :o)
Brit Hume also confirmed this.
I thought he said he would not resign. Wuss.
43 should appoint John Bolton to replace him....
Wow ! Is this a bad news day, or what?
Wolfy sure made it hard for me to support him being a Jew with a Muslim girlfriend. Verboten in my book.
Goodbye Wolfowitz. Thanks for embarrassing our country by allowing us to put our faith in you. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
Oh no no, said the little Paul, to ask me is in vain
For who goes down your parlour hall can ne're come up again
The Euros turned him round about and went back in their den
For well they knew the trusting Paul would soon come back again
So they wove a subtle web, in a quiet corner small
And set their table ready to dine upon the Paul
Alas, alas, how very soon this naive little Paul
Hearing wily, soothing words, came flitting toward his fall
Up jumped the cunning Euros when he came buzzing past
They dragged him down the parlour hall and fiercely held him fast
They dragged him in behind a door, into their dismal den
Within their little parlour, and he ne're came out again
Moral of the tale......never underestimate hardball-playing Euro-Arachnids with the power to write unlimited checks and to spin sticky webs.
This is pure political payback from the Euro-Socialists and their DemonRat buddies in the U.S. for Wolfowitz's role in bringing down Saddam and disrupting Al-Qaeda.
I hope we will repay the payback by withdrawing from the IMF, the World Bank and the UN. Few things would make me happier than to see 1st Ave and 42nd Street turned into a US-military occupied installation and a long queue of anti-American "diplomat" s#!+heads expelled from the US.
Yeah, I know none of this will happen. But we've gotta have goals, right?
Tony Blair will be the next nominee by the USA. He needs a job at the end of June when he steps down as Britain's PM, to be replaced by Gordon Brown. Count on it.
Maybe Robert Mugabe could take over at the World Bank. I think he meets the high exacting moral standards of the UN and the World Bank.
Wolf is a good man. Sorry to see him go.
I'm afraid I blame Bush on this, once again.
Wolfowitz did nothing wrong. He was forced out because he wouldn't go along with their policies of using the World Bank to promote family planning, abortion, and condom distribution. Therefore he had to go, because he didn't like to use the bank to kill of third world populations.
Evidently Bush instructed Tony Snow to go out and say that Wolfowitz was on his own. When Bush pulled his support, that was the end of it.
Instead of defending his loyal people, Bush has backed down repeatedly in the face of left wing pressure.
Corruption is often at the very root of why governments do not work, Wolfowitz argued in a speech in Indonesia in April 2006.
"Wolfowitz wanted to change the rules in the middle of the game," says a French official who asked to remain anonymous while discussing the Congo negotiations. The World Bank Board, the official says, told Wolfowitz, "You cannot work like this."
The French and other European government representatives argued forcefully that the World Bank needed to remain engaged in poor countries such as Congo, regardless of how corrupt their governments may be.
The Wolfowitz argument that fighting corruption is a prerequisite for ending poverty is diametrically opposed to the views of many Bank professionals.
"The World Bank is a development institution, not an anti-corruption institution," says Dennis de Tray, who left the bank in 2006... http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9525865
The most puzzling question about this whole thing is, why would anyone have sex with Paul Wolfowitz?
Soros Socialists hate Wolfowitz.


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The illness usually lasts 4 to 7 days, and most recover without treatment. However, in some persons, the diarrhea may be so severe that the patient needs to be hospitalized.
What causes it?
- Eating raw or undercooked eggs, poultry or meat. Not washing produce before consumption.
- Drinking raw milk.
- Drinking water than has not been tested or treated.
- Not washing hands after handling reptiles like lizards, turtles and snakes.
- Not washing hands after handling live chickens or ducks.
- Coming in contact with feces of animals and not washing hands before eating.
Source: www.cdc.gov/salmonella/general/additional.html
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Release Notes for Windows Server 2008
Applies To: Windows Server 2008
These release notes address late-breaking issues and information about the Windows Server® 2008 operating system. Unless otherwise specified, these notes apply to all editions of Windows Server 2008.
The telephone numbers for French Guiana in the product activation user interface are incorrect.
The correct telephone numbers are:
Toll-free: (0) (800) 779-809
Toll: (33) (1) 5517-4075
Active Directory Domain Services
If you place the Active Directory® database and log files in the root directory of a disk other than the disk that contains %systemroot%, a Stop error will result. You will also receive a Stop error if you place these files on an Internet SCSI (iSCSI) drive that is not available as a boot device.
To avoid this, ensure that the Active Directory database and log files are in a volume other than the root volume of a local, nonremovable drive.
Some iSCSI devices incorrectly report that they are local drives even when they are not. If this occurs, contact the drive vendor to determine if the hardware can be configured as a boot device. If the hardware cannot be configured as a boot device, perform the following steps.
To move the Active Directory database and log files
Restart the computer and enter the Directory Services Restore Mode by pressing F8 while the computer starts.
Move the Active Directory database and log files to a subdirectory at least one level beneath the root directory of a local drive.
Use Regedit.exe to find this registry key: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters
Change the DSA Database File value to the new path from Step 2. For example, x:\ntds.
Change the DSA Working Directory value to the new path from Step 2. For example, x:\ntds\logs.
If your Active Directory database and log files are placed in any of the following directories, ensure that the volume has at least twice the space used by the database and log files available before you install this release of Windows Server 2008:
%SystemDrive%\Program Files
%SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings
If your Active Directory database and log files are not in any of the directories listed above, follow these steps before you install this release of Windows Server 2008.
To prepare before upgrading
Copy the full contents of the Windows Server 2008 installation image to a shared network resource.
Find the file Offline.xml (in the Sources directory of the installation image) and open it with a text editor.
Delete the following lines in the file:
Line 434: <pattern type="File">%DSA_WORKING_DIR%\* [*]</pattern>
Line 435: <pattern type="File">%DATABASE_LOG_FILES_PATH%\* [*]</pattern>
Save and close the Offline.xml file.
Start the Windows Server 2008 installer from the shared network resource.
Hyper-V role
Hyper-V™ is available in Windows Server 2008. To install this role, the computer must meet specific hardware and software requirements. For more information about configuration, usage considerations, and known issues, see the release notes for Hyper-V (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=98821).
For links to other information, see the role page on the Windows Server 2008 TechCenter (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=48557).
Windows Server 2008 no longer includes drivers for the Intel 10/100 family of devices.
You can obtain the appropriate driver from the manufacturer, from Intel, or in some cases with Microsoft Update.
Streaming Media Services
This issue affects Windows Server 2008 Standard, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise, Windows Server 2008 Datacenter, and Windows Web Server 2008.
After you install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows® Media Services on a computer running Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Enterprise, or Windows Vista Business, the Windows Media Services snap-in in Windows Vista may not be able to access a remote server running the Streaming Media Services role in Windows Server 2008. You might receive error codes 0x80070005, 0x800706BA, or both.
To correct this, create access permissions for Remote Server Administration Tools and enable an exception for Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) in Windows Firewall on the server.
To create access permissions
On the server, open Component Services. (Click Start, click Run, and then type dcomcnfg.)
In the Component Services console tree, under Component Services, right-click the local computer (My Computer), and then click Properties.
On the COM Security tab, in the Access Permissions area, click Edit Limits.
In the Access Permission dialog box, on the Security tab, click ANONYMOUS LOGON.
In the Permissions for ANONYMOUS LOGON area, make sure that the Allow Remote Access check box is selected.
To enable the firewall exception
On the server, open Windows Firewall. (Click Start, click Run, and type firewall.cpl.)
In Windows Firewall Settings, on the Exceptions tab, select the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) check box.
Windows Firewall
Although the default behavior for Windows Server 2008 is that Windows Firewall is turned on, if you install Windows Server 2008 on a computer running Windows Server 2003 that had Windows Firewall turned off, the firewall will remain off after the installation unless you turn it on using the Windows Firewall control panel.
UDDI Services
These issues only affect Windows Server 2008 Datacenter, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise, and Windows Server 2008 Standard.
Upgrading from the RC version of Windows Server 2008 to this release is not supported for computers with Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) Services installed. To avoid this, perform a clean installation of Windows Server 2008.
If you install Windows Server 2008 on a computer running Windows Server 2003 that has Internet Information Services (IIS) but not UDDI Services installed, subsequent installation of UDDI Services will succeed, but UDDI Services will not function.
To avoid this, complete the installation of Windows Server 2008, and then reinstall IIS 7.0 before attempting to install UDDI Services.
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The half-hour animated series "Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures" returned for another season on The Hub TV network, Saturday, November 5, 9 a.m. ET. The CGI animated series features Strawberry Shortcake and her friends (Blueberry Muffin, Raspberry Torte, Plum Pudding, Orange Blossom and Lemon Meringue) in Berry Bitty City where there is no challenge too big for this high-spirited resourceful bunch.
Season two of "Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures" introduces a new character to the group, Cherry Jam, a megastar singer from the big city! Strawberry Shortcake and her girlfriends are just the ones Cherry Jam has been looking for! She will discover that Strawberry is the best friend she never imagined she would find. The two singers will learn that they inspire each other creatively and musically. When they are singing together, or just hanging out, they are always in perfect harmony. In addition, Season 2 will focus on a new locale in Berry Bitty City, the Marketplace, and a beautiful new gown for Strawberry Shortcake, a light-up dress! The series is produced for The Hub TV network by American Greetings Properties.
For more information about The Hub and to find the channel in your area, visit www.hubworld.com and check the Channel Locator at the top of that page.
The Hub, a television destination for kids and their families, is a joint venture of Discovery Communications and Hasbro, Inc. You can visit The Hub on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/#!/hubtvnetwork.


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Chez Mal Brasserie set for Malmaison Glasgow
2 May 2017 Hotel News Food & Beverage Travel News
Malmaison has announced its Chez Mal Brasserie brand will be launched at Malmaison Glasgow. The announcement comes as Malmaison is set to unveil plans to grow and develop the Chez Mal brand over the coming months, following the successful introduction of Chez Mal across eight of its other UK hotels over the last 18 months.
Investor eyes Malmaison hotel
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that SMEs are the lifeblood of prosperous, thriving local economies. The latest Department for Business figures suggest that they account for 99.9 per cent of all private sector businesses in Britain, employ an estimated 14.4 million people and make up 59.3 per cent of private sector employment. They are also critical suppliers and partners working across the supply chains of the majority of large businesses, enabling us to drive our business forward.
We also know that an increasing number of young people have entrepreneurial ambition, with research from the Princes Trust indicating that one in four unemployed young people would rather set up their own business than seek traditional employment.
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America may have talent, but it no longer has Piers Morgan as a judge.
The CNN talk-show host announced last month that he would not be sitting beside Sharon Osbourne and Howie Mandel when America's Got Talent returns for its seventh season next year.
So could bazillionaire Apprentice host Donald Trump, who thinks he's partially responsible for Lady Gaga's huge success, be stepping in to fill Morgan's seat on the show?
AGT host Nick Cannon thinks Trump would make a perfect addition to the NBC reality competition show. (E! Online and AGT are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)
"We've seen him in The Apprentice, we've seen him judge businesspeople," Cannon told us at KIIS FM's Jingle Ball concert in L.A.. "And his opinion is so strong...We need somebody like that in that seat."
"I think he'd be someone good for me to bounce off of," he continued. "I always need somebody I can joust with in that position. It can't be someone who's too soft and too nice."
If Trump doesn't make it on as a judge, Cannon has a few other options for who could replace Morgan.
"I would say since Simon Cowell created the show, he'd be good," Cannon said. "I know he's busy though. I like the Howard Stern idea. Give me somebody to bicker with back and forth."
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