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FreeBSD Security Information
FreeBSD takes security very seriously and its developers are constantly working on making the operating system as secure as possible. This page will provide information about what to do in the event of a security vulnerability affecting your system
Table of Contents
- Reporting FreeBSD security incidents
- Recent FreeBSD security vulnerabilities
- Understanding FreeBSD security advisories
- How to update your system
- Supported FreeBSD releases
- The FreeBSD support model
Reporting FreeBSD security incidents
FreeBSD security issues specific to the base system should be reported via email to the FreeBSD Security Team or, if a higher level of confidentiality is required, via PGP encrypted email to the Security Officer Team using the Security Officer PGP key. Additional information can be found at the reporting FreeBSD security incidents page.
Recent FreeBSD security vulnerabilities
A full list of all security vulnerabilities affecting the base system can be found on this page.
Understanding FreeBSD security advisories
Advisories affecting the base system are sent to the following mailing lists:
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- email@example.com
- firstname.lastname@example.com
The list of released advisories can be found on the FreeBSD Security Advisories page.
Advisories are always signed using the FreeBSD Security Officer PGP key and are archived, along with their associated patches, at the http://security.FreeBSD.org/ web server in the advisories and patches subdirectories.
The FreeBSD Security Officer provides security advisories for -STABLE Branches and the Security Branches. (Advisories are not issued for the -CURRENT Branch, which is primarily oriented towards FreeBSD developers.)
The -STABLE branch tags have names like stable/10. The corresponding builds have names like FreeBSD 10.1-STABLE.
Each FreeBSD Release has an associated Security Branch. The Security Branch tags have names like releng/10.1. The corresponding builds have names like FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE-p4.
Issues affecting the FreeBSD Ports Collection are covered separately in the FreeBSD VuXML document.
How to update your system
For users that have previously installed a binary version of FreeBSD (e.g., 11.2 or 10.4), commands:# freebsd-update fetch
# freebsd-update install
If that fails, follow the other instructions in the security advisory you care about.
Note that the above procedure is only for users who have previously installed a binary distribution. Those who have built from source will need to update their source tree to upgrade.
Supported FreeBSD releases
Each release is supported by the Security Officer for a limited time only.
The designation and expected lifetime of all currently supported branches and their respective releases are given below. The Expected EoL (end-of-life) column indicates the earliest date on which support for that branch or release will end. Please note that these dates may be pushed back if circumstances warrant it.
Older releases are not supported and users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to one of these supported releases:
|Release Date
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|October 31, 2018
|October 3, 2017
|October 31, 2018
|September 30, 2021
|July 26, 2017
|September 30, 2018
|June 28, 2018
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In the run-up to a release, a number of -BETA and -RC releases may be published for testing purposes. These releases are only supported for a few weeks, as resources permit, and will not be listed as supported on this page. Users are strongly discouraged from running these releases on production systems.
The FreeBSD support model
Effective FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE, the support model has been changed to allow more rapid development while also providing timely security updates for all supported releases.
Under the new support model, each major version's stable branch is explicitly supported for 5 years, while each individual point release is only supported for three months after the next point release.
The details and rationale behind this change can be found in the official announcement sent in February 2015.
Previously, branches were designated as either Normal or Extended. The designation was used as a guideline for determining the lifetime of the branch as follows:
- Normal
- Releases which are published from a -STABLE branch were supported by the Security Officer for a minimum of 12 months after the release, and for sufficient additional time (if needed) to ensure that there is a newer release for at least 3 months before the older Normal release expires.
- Extended
- Selected releases (normally every second release plus the last release from each -STABLE branch) were supported by the Security Officer for a minimum of 24 months after the release, and for sufficient additional time (if needed) to ensure that there is a newer Extended release for at least 3 months before the older Extended release expires.


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Colonel Brad C. Dostal graduated from the Dwight D. Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy at the National Defense University at Ft. Lesley J. McNair Center in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, June 13.
He was recognized as a Distinguished Honor Grad. He also was recognized with an Award for Excellence in the field of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
Attending were his wife, Angie, and children, Brennan and Arianne of Adel.
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Colonel Brad C. Dostal
Brad's next assignment is with the U.S. Special Operations Command in Tampa, Fla.
Brad is formerly from Clutier area and is a North Tama graduate. His parents are Marvin and Camilla Dostal of Clutier.

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In other news, you can now officially pre-order all of the Lightworld/Darkworld books (Queene of Light, Child of Darkness, Veil of Shadows) from Amazon.com and also something called "chapters," which I do not actually know what that is, but whatever.
So, if you have ever written a book, or worked in the art department of a major publishing house, you might know that authors are usually asked to fill out something called an "art fact sheet" for the books they have written. The art fact sheet tells the people who design the covers exactly what they need to know about the characters and settings for the book without actually having to read the books.
In theory, the art fact sheet will help the cover artists get the right images of the characters, and the right mood for the story, on the cover. I say in theory because there's a old Temptation or Blaze from a few years ago, I think it was by Stephanie Bond, but don't quote me on that, where the hero is in the Marines and the guy on the cover has this big, unruly mop of dark curls. Also, have you ever seen one of those Harlequin Presents books with the so-called "sheiks" on them? Either the person filling out the art fact sheet is saying, "PLZ NO SCARY BROWN PPL, KTHNXBYE," or the cover artists just aren't aware that there are probably not that many white guys walking around in Dubai wearing caftans. Seriously, just painting a tan on a white guy doesn't work, y'all. Same with Native Americans.
Anyway, I digress. There's a section on the art fact sheet, at least, on the one from Harlequin, where they ask you to include any pictures of people who resemble your characters. Like, okay, when I was filling the art fact sheet out for The Turning, I said Nathan looks like Gerard Butler. Because he so does, I'm not even kidding. But I've been noticing lately that either cover artists are looking more and more to celebrities for their inspiration, or there are just a lot of people walking around out there looking like fictional characters by accident.
Here's the one that got this whole thing spinning around in my mind:
This is the latest (I think) from Susan Krinard. Lord of Legends. Apparently, the hero of this book is the King of the Unicorns. Stop right there, Susan, you had me at Unicorn. I did buy this book, you best believe I did. But you know what initially stopped me? Check out Lord o' Legend up there in the picture. Where have I seen him before?
Holy crap, it's famed castrato James Blunt! He's the Lord of the Unicorns? Of course, it all makes perfect sense now! Underneath that uber-manly, troubadour exterior beats the tender heart of a mythical beast!
So, then I started thinking about other books that had really bizarre resemblances to celebrities. There were two that really stuck out to me. One, being:
David Boreanaz stalking the streets of Crimson City and...
feeding grapes to...
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So, has anyone else been driven to distraction by this kind of thing lately? What are your favorites?


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A source close to Paris tells us she flew to Japan on business and was questioned by immigration authorities as she got off the plane. Immigration authorities are allowing Paris to stay at an airport hotel until the matter is resolved. For her part, Paris hasn't decided whether to stay or leave.
Paris' rep tells TMZ, "Paris Hilton was delayed by immigration authorities at a Japanese airport this evening after arriving for business obligations planned many months earlier. Paris was contractually bound to her business trip and didn't want to let down her brands and many Asian fans."
An employee at the Consulate-General of Japan in NYC tells TMZ ... Japan is strict about letting people into the country with recent drug convictions but these matters are handled "on a case by case basis."
Paris' rep added ... she will fulfill her contract but right now things are beyond her control.
We're told there was a conflict within the ranks of those who questioned Paris -- some of whom felt it was for show.
More Paris Hilton
- Paris Hilton Pleads Guilty in Cocaine Case
- Paris Hilton -- Blowing off the Club Scene
- Paris Hilton Cops Plea in Cocaine Arrest Case
- Paris Hilton Charged With Drug Felony
- Paris Hilton Arrested for Cocaine in Las Vegas
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EDIT Solved: I just realized I'm stupid and should have used "this" instead of "null" in drawImage().
I'm trying to create a simple window that shows a picture I have created, but it won't show the image until I have resized the window. I'm guessing paint() isn't being called properly, but I don't know. Here is the code:
import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; public class start extends JFrame{ public static void main(String[] args) { new start(); } private String filename = "C:\\item.gif"; private Image i = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(filename); public start() { setSize(400, 300); setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); setVisible(true); } public void paint(Graphics g) { g.drawImage(i, 50, 50, null); } }
Note that this code works fine if I draw something other than an image(i.e. fillOval())


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With Taylormade Shaft Sleeves .335 with Flight Control Technology (FCT), you can increase or decrease the launch angle of the Taylormade R11S Driver by 1.5 degrees. Eight different FCT positions allow you to increase or decrease loft in .75 degree increments. With every FCT adjustment comes a change in face angle, as well as spin rate. This sleeve will fit a .335" tip shaft.
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Life has trade-offs: We can't afford everything and we must live within budgets. It's a lesson for West Contra Costa school district leaders, including candidates running for school board in Tuesday's election.
Of four people vying for two seats, two understand this. Hence, we endorse retired principal Randy Enos and innovative longtime school volunteer Todd Groves. While supporting school construction, they recognize that it comes at a price.
Incumbent Antonio Medrano and Robert Studdiford, a member of the committee overseeing the bond program, do not. They consider school construction a mission that must be fulfilled seemingly at any cost.
Voters will directly confront the trade-offs with two measures on the same ballot. We've already backed Measure G, which would extend a parcel tax that provides classroom money. The district desperately needs more funds for salaries to attract dedicated teachers.
And we have opposed Measure E, which seeks approval for the district's sixth — that's right, sixth! — construction bond measure since 1998. Already potentially on the hook for $1.15 billion of bonds, the district wants to add $360 million more. Property owners would pay a huge $290 annually for every $100,000 of assessed valuation.
All four candidates support both measures. But Medrano and Studdiford seem oblivious to taxpayer fatigue and excessive school reconstruction costs. Groves and Enos recognize there are limits, that the push for still more taxes for buildings makes it harder to win approval for additional money for classroom teachers.
At least they understand the trade-off.


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Engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., are about to begin the Thermal-Vacuum (TVAC) phase of environmental testing on NASA's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) Observatory. During the TVAC environmental testing phase, LADEE will undergo a variety of rigorous tests that simulate the full range of extreme temperatures and vacuum the spacecraft will experience during the course of its mission.
Previous mechanical tests confirmed the LADEE Observatory is able to withstand the loud shaking conditions the spacecraft will endure during its launch, including acoustic, vibration, and shock.
LADEE also has completed a Comprehensive Performance Test, which confirmed everything is working properly after the mechanical testing, and also established a baseline for the spacecraft before going into TVAC testing.
Engineers are preparing the observatory for chamber closure and TVAC testing the week of March 18, 2013. During the TVAC test phase, the observatory will be mounted inside a large vacuum chamber at NASA Ames, and the chamber will be depressurized to create a vacuum.
Engineers then will use a heating system to simulate the strong, direct sunlight shining onto the spacecraft and the resulting heating of the parts facing the sun. The system will heat the parts of the observatory to their highest expected temperatures, near 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 Celsius).
Once the heating phase of the TVAC test is complete, engineers will turn off the heating system and the chamber will cool the various components down to their lowest expected temperatures, near -58 degrees Fahrenheit, or -50 degrees Celsius. This will subject LADEE to the coolest temperatures engineers expect the spacecraft to experience in space.
Engineers then will use the heating system to heat up different sides of the observatory during a sequence simulating the sun's varying positions around the spacecraft as it orbits from the light to dark side of the moon.
Once engineers complete all of the temperature testing, which will take several weeks, the vacuum chamber will slowly re-pressurize until it is safe to open. After the chamber is open, engineers will inspect LADEE and begin communications performance testing and a final comprehensive performance test to confirm that everything successfully survived the TVAC tests.
Engineers at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., prepare NASA's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) Observatory for acoustic environmental testing. Image credit: NASA Ames
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Source: Rachel Hoover/ http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/LADEE/news/2013-03-20-pm-update.html


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In December, on a day taken off for Christmas shopping, I popped into the newGranite City Food and Brewery at Legacy Village
in Lyndhurst. Opened in November in the space formerly inhabited by Joseph-Beth Booksellers, the restaurant is part of a 30-location chain that started in St. Cloud, Minn., and now has a presence in 13 states. It was mid-afternoon, and I had eaten lunch not that long before, so I just bellied up to the appealing bar to try one of their beers, settling on the Broad Axe Stout. Described as having notes of chocolate and coffee, the oatmeal stout sounded great on the blustery day. I enjoyed the mellow atmosphere in the big, open place and did peek at the menu, so I was interested in coming back for a meal. That opportunity presented itself last week, on the first real day of the NCAA men's college basketball tournament, aka March Madness. A buddy and I took a break from binge watching to fill up on food and, of course, a little beer. It was a little on the early side for dinner, so we were seated without any wait, in the bar area - no objections from us considering the games were on a few of the handful of TVs in that room. Our friendly server, Megan, informed us it was happy hour, noting that drafts were $3.50 and the beer sampler - a platter of nine small glasses with one taste of each of the brewery's current offerings - was a mere five bucks. Purely for the sake of this review, you understand, I chose the sampler. (My friend - ignoring the idea that when in Rome you do as Romans do - ordered a Malbec. Some people.) I worried a little bit that I wouldn't be able to keep track of which of my nine beers were which, so I couldn't have been happier with the presentation. After bringing the small glasses of different colors on a plank, Megan put a laminated mat with each of the beer names and their descriptions in front of me and arranged the glasses in their appropriate spots. It was easy to note that I loved The Benny, a brown German-style lager with hints of caraml, and The Duke, their pale ale. Although not typically my type of beer because of its notes of citrus and pine, the higher-alcohol India pale ale in the group was enjoyable, too, as were the three seasonals - an Irish red, a Scotch ale and a whisky Scotch ale. While I bounced around my beers, our appetizer arrived. The maple pepper bacon & tomato flatbread ($8 during happy hour) is a sweet number with everything you would expect to come on it and soemthing that easily could serve as a meal for one The slices of tomato were delicious, and the maple flavor came through nicely. However, with 'pepper' in the name I expected some zest but found little. For my entry, I was thinking steak, and all six choices on the menu sounded just fine. The priciest is a bacon-wrapped center-cut filet for $32.95. I went for the grilled London broil ($18.95) - a 12-ounce portion of steak cut into strips, set atop crispy onion straws and dressed with a caramelized onion bourbon sauce. Again, I would have liked a bit more spice, but the steak was fantastic, cooked to a tender medium-rare as I'd ordered. Dinner entrees come with two sides; I chose the sweet potato fries, which were just fine but nothing special, and the very nice seasonal vegetable medley - zucchini, onions, peppers and more (I asked the mushrooms be held) that were sitting in an usual sweet broth that turned out to have honey in it. My friend asked Megan about the barramundi ($17.95), an oven-broiled Australian white fish filet served with a sun-dried tomato buerre blanc, asparagus and seasoned quinoa, but she gently nudged him toward his other option, the grilled salmon Oscar ($19.95). The fish was topped with steamed asparagus and came with broccoli and wild rice. He felt the entree was just what he expected - nothing more or less. Granite City also has a nice selection of salads (the grilled Asian chicken salad, $11.95, sounds right in my wheelhouse), pastas, sandwiches and burgers. I did give some consideration to the Bedda Chedda bacon burger ($9.95), which boasts the restaurant's own barbecue sauce along with the obligatory bacon and cheddar cheese. With both of us trying to eat healthier (me obviously failing on this day) and being very full, we didn't even peruse Granite City's dessert menu. I'm going to be tempted to come back on a Sunday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., when the restaurant serves a buffet brunch boasting sliced prime rib and Grand Marnier-battered French toast. Regardless of whether it's during happy hour for a flatbread, Sunday for brunch or just about anytime for a burger or a pint, I will return to Granite City. Granite City Food & Brewery
24519 Cedar Road | Lyndhurst
216-297-4495 | www.gcfb.net Location: At Legacy Village, next to Charming Charlie in a space once home to Joseph-Beth Booksellers.
Type of restaurant: Upscale-casual brewpub.
Hours: 11 a.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday; 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday; 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday.
Liquor and wine: Full bar with signature draft beers and a few other beers in bottles, wine list and signature cocktails.
Facilities for the handicapped: Yes.
Credit cards: All major.
Cuisine: Americana.
Vegetarian: A few choices.
Special diets: They have a gluten-free menu; scratch kitchen can accommodate most. requests.
Kid-friendliness: Kids' menu, highchairs, booster seats.
Outdoor dining: Patio to open in summer.
Dress code: No.
Reservations: No.
Prices: Moderate to slightly expensive.
Value: Good.
Ratings (of five):
Food: 4 stars
Atmosphere: 4.5 stars
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Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples touted the work ethic of Texas farmers and ranchers Tuesday discussing an economic milestone. For the first time in history, statewide agriculture production in 2007 contributed more than $100 billion to the Texas economy.
"All Texans should be proud of the dedicated men and women who live and breathe agriculture daily, providing food and fiber to feed and clothe their fellow Texans," Staples said at the Texas A&M AgriLife Conference at Texas A&M University.
Texas leads the nation in the number of cattle, horses, goats, sheep and deer. The state also ranks first in production of cotton, wool, mohair and hay. The Texas agriculture industry employs nearly 2 million Texans, contributing approximately 9 percent of the gross state product.
"Folks, it's an amazing story to tell," Staples said. "We have to tell it everyday, and the key is to tell the story effectively and get people's attention."
One in seven individuals in Texas are employed "in some form of agriculture," and everyone in the industry has to be involved in branding, marketing and selling, Staples said.
"Each of us have to energize our agricultural industry, excite the public and tell them how breakthroughs make their lives better," he said.
Dr. Elsa Murano, president of Texas A&M University and former vice chancellor and dean of agriculture and life sciences, told attendees that "your work is life enhancing, and I certainly value the recognition you bring to Texas A&M University."
Promoting partnerships and collaborative work among the colleges at Texas A&M is one of many goals Murano outlined. She touted Texas A&M's bioenergy alliance, an ongoing research program investigating alternative fuels among both the agriculture and engineering programs, as a lead example.
U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards, D-Waco, who received the Texas A&M AgriLife Outstanding Public Servant Award, also emphasized the importance of telling Americans how important agriculture is and how it plays a key role in daily life.
"It's more important than ever to tell the positive impact of AgriLife," he said. "Strong values come from rural life, and it may depend on how well we tell the story agriculture is life."
The Texas A&M AgriLife Conference brings together two of the state's premier agencies as part of the Texas A&M University System - Texas AgriLife Research and the Texas AgriLife Extension Service - in addition to faculty that serve the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M.


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We've got game.
Whether you're looking to make your mark on the field – or head up the cheering section – you can't help but catch the Southern spirit through our top-notch athletic programs. With a full roster of NCAA Division II athletics, plus a wide selection of club sports and intramurals, Southern students take their sports seriously – and have serious fun doing it.
Intercollegiate Athletics
The Southern Owls are something to cheer about – consistently ranking among the top Division II programs in the NCAA. With an impressive 80 individual National Championships, 10 Team Championships, and more than 1,200 All-Americans in our history, it's not a surprise that Southern ranks among the best in the nation.
With 19 intercollegiate programs (eight men, 11 women), the Southern Owls are full-fledged members of the Northeast-10 Conference. The gymnastics program has a conference affiliation with the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference.
And Southern athletes get around. From high profile regional and national competitions, to the Olympics, the Super Bowl, and the Pan American Games, current student-athletes and athletic alumni carry the Southern name on the region's – and the world's – biggest stages.
Southern teams play exciting schedules in addition to rigorous league competition, taking on teams from schools including Yale, Brown, Dartmouth, University of Maryland, Rutgers, the University of Rhode Island and Marist College.
Southern is also proud to offer scholarships to deserving student-athletes.
Get the all the info on Owls' athletics, including current statistics, outlooks, schedules, and scores, at SouthernCTowls.com.
Download a booklet about the athletics program at Southern by clicking on the cover at left.
Club Sports
A competitive, recreational program designed to be an athletic alternative bridging the gap between intramural and intercollegiate programs. Club Sports are open to all full-time undergraduate students. With a wide selection, including Cheerleading, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse Club, Steppin Up Drill Team, Ultimate Frisbee, and Volleyball Club, to name a few. Click to visit the Office of Campus Recreation.
Intramural Sports
The Intramural Sports program offers competition and fun, providing an arena in which participants can compete against one another in a safe, friendly environment. The goal? A sport for everyone and everyone in a sport! Recent teams include Outdoor Soccer, Floor Hockey, Volleyball, Recreational 5 on 5 Basketball, and more. Click to visit the Office of Campus Recreation.


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E.zeiler needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
tingl - your personal web-reception - a internet solution for better and personal communication
Tingl - a new social communication tool for business homepages.
FIVE Solutions GmbH, an Austrian start-up firm, is launching a new Internet-solution by December 2010, called "tingl"
The solution is a 1:1 multimedia real-time-communication tool for business homepages, online-shops and contact profiles
The solution is an easy way for clients to contact sellers, experts and communities in real-time – it simplifies and combines instant messaging, chat, VoIP, telephony, video communication, live-support and online customer service.
The components of the solution are:
• A contact button for websites
• PC to PC communication per choice:
• Text chat
• Audio
• Video
• Rerouting to legacy phone.
• An agent application to manage the communication
• An admin application to manage the set-up
We are not a web agency, who want just have ideas for a client of us. We don't find a good designer and the design is used by ourselves. Therefore we use 99designs, as we already did for our logo. We will as well post a button design for the contact button.
The target group of the solution is small companies (1 to 50 employees). For those kinds of customers a solution should be offered that they easily can be contacted out of their website, blog or newsletter. We know that small companies are not always online; therefore the solution offers a possibility for an automatic rerouting to a legacy (cell) phone. The client who wants to contact the customer must not decide how the connection should be established. The client can decide later on, if the own webcam shall be switched on. The customer can only show his video (one way video chat – two way audio chat). To manage rerouting- and waiting time a predefined video (ad) is displayed.
We need
1. three pages of our sales landing site.
2. two pages of our application User Interface (UI).
Please read the attached CI/CD document carefully. It describes a many basic requirements, especially colors.
The sales landing page MUST convert. It's important to get customers signing in. It's all about conversion.
Find attached scribbles on our concept ideas (It's not a must to follow the concept). The scribbles are in Balsamiq (bmml Files- http://balsamiq.com/ ), additional als pdf (tingl LP scribbles 10-11-05.pdf)
The winner needs to provide us with all source files (especially images and graphics) and it's copyrights. You are welcome to use free licensed images from photo stocks (e.g. gettyimages.com or istockphoto.com) . If so we will purchase the usage rights (provide us with the links). The source files shall be in jpg (or png) AND in psd (or other Adobe format).
If you use a CMS for designing (e.g. Dreamweaver, Joomla, Typo.3, etc.) we are happy you provide us with those source files or coding (html, css) as well.
1. The sales landing page:
We need a design for
- "home",
- "plans and prices" and
The entire site-map you see in the navigation at the scribbles.
All pages shall be optimized to max 1024px center justified.
Use big font types and much space between elements.
Home: The main feature is in that height, that a content below is visible at a resolution with 600 px (motivation to scroll).
Use the right button color on the right places to convert (usually green).
"Plans & Pricing" is important that functions and features have a good and easy to understand structure.
2. The Application User Interface:
Two designs:
- agent cockpit and
- agent admin.
Important is that the app. is easy to use and easy to understand (somehow as well a "Skype experience"). Buttons and Icons in the Application shall be inspirational and easy to find. Use some 3D or shadow elements (some examples in the attached CI/CD document)
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We sometimes get the distinct feeling Europeans keep some of the best stuff for themselves. Americans are still crying about Ford's Escort Cosworth, BMW's M3 CSL, and Audi's V10 turbodiesel, great hardware that never came to play with American fans.
Autoglym was another Euro-only product. We in the States could only get a tiny taste of Autoglym, typically after purchasing an Aston Martin, Bentley, Rolls Royce, or Jaguar. Autoglym is officially endorsed by said manufacturers with its waxes and polishes often applied to factory-fresh vehicles.
We've seen Autoglym's distinct logo on Europe's most popular motorsport events. F1, Touring car, World Rally, and so on, so we know they have good taste in venues. Word now has it that Autoglym is coming to America. Should we care?
I've had a small container of Autoglym wax in my garage for six years. I know this because it moved with me from my first house, a time when I trashed most everything so I wouldn't have to pack it. Why the stuff has lasted so long is testament to its sound formulation and chemistry. A dime-sized glob of Autoglym wax can be spread over an entire car. And the resulting shine was enough to keep me happy.
Autoglym was founded in 1965 by a UK Motor Trade entrepreneur who developed a unique system for renovating used car paintwork. The company mastered its craft serving professional detailers before it branched out into a select consumer retail market.
"We spend years working on our products to make them the best in the car care market," says Paul Caller, Autoglym CEO. "Our High Definition Wax has been developed into a no-expense-spared formula, and will produce an unparalleled show-winning shine with durability to match."
Priced near fifty bucks, it may seem a bit pricey for a smallish can of wax. However, a jar of Hi-Def lasts for more than fifty applications and features a complex blend of durable polymers, carnauba and microcrystalline waxes, hydrocarbons, and oils. No idea what all that means; we just know that the stuff leaves a great finish. Moreover, it seems to last after multiple car washes so constant reapplication is not necessary.
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New FDA warnings about the use of anti-depressant medications for children leave parents, caregivers wondering about options.
The Boston Globe reports that parents and caregivers of depressed children, concerned by recent links of new anti-depressants to suicidal behavior, are in a quandary as they seek alternative therapies for their children. According to doctors, the best choice is to combine drugs with talk therapy. However, a scarcity of child psychiatrists and inadequate insurance coverage for mental illness prevent access to these services by most consumers and their families.
According to today's article, primary-care physicians see 75 percent of children with psychiatric disorders, but they are unprepared to provide adequate diagnoses and treatment for mental illness. Their reluctance to prescribe drugs or recommend alternative therapies will only serve to anger families of depressed children. Dr. Ken Duckworth, NAMIs medical director, is quoted in the article: "What'll happen is the advocates and the family will say this is outrageous. You're telling me my kid can't get any treatment because you guys are afraid to prescribe it."
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Wild nights & wildlife await you on Australia's East Coast. Take a rooftop ride along the rainforest canopy, go snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef & relax in the Whitsundays. Experience a remote Cattle Station, guided bushwalks, koalas & kangaroos. Hit up the beach. But not just any beach, Surfers Paradise, serving up some of the best surf & sand in the world!
We'll hit the open road and pay a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage listed Cape Tribulation and the Daintree Rainforest, meeting up with a local Aboriginal guide to walk through the rainforest and learn about the culture and traditions of the native people. Want a little adventure in the treetops of the Daintree? Why not experience ziplining through the canopy?
Rise & shine – Cape Tribulation beach is calling, and we've got some giant mangroves to explore with our local guide. Nature fix complete, we'll make our way to Cairns, passing through the pretty seaside town of Port Douglas.Tonight we hit Cairns, Northern Queensland's famed party town. Get down with the backpacker crew at hotspots like the Woolshed, or opt for an early night – tomorrow, the Great Barrier Reef is calling...
Well good morning Cairns you delightful palm tree paradise. We have two days here to get deep - which may even mean a scuba dive on one of the 7 natural wonders of the world. Whether diving or snorkelling, one thing's for sure – you'll be blown away with the beauty of the reef. Spot tiny Nemos, giant Maori wrasse, even reef sharks if you're lucky. Marine biologists will be on board to answer the inevitable 'what fish is that' question.
Ready for some coach time fun? Damn right you are when your end destination is the Whitsundays. Bring it!Tropical Townsville never fails to impress with its Colonial buildings and checkered maritime history. We'll get orientated with the city and grab some lunch before kicking on to Airlie.We've arrived in paradise - Airlie beach awaits as we settle in for the next few days.
Is there anywhere more beautiful in the world than the Whitsundays? Possibly not. With 74 perfect islands at your fingertips and an open sea calling your name, why not explore one of the worlds most sought after holiday destinations with an optional sailing excursion? If your legs are made for land, spend the day exploring the backpackers hub of Airlie. Endless cafes, bars and ocean vistas are there for the taking, so the choices are endless, just like the sunshine.
Rollin' down the Capricorn Coast we'll drive through the beef farming capital of Rockhampton and pass through the sugar cane plantations of Mackay before reaching The Old Station, a working cattle station that dishes up true Aussie farm life. Tonight may just go down in the history books, with past passengers citing it the best night of their trip...Honest Australian hospitality knows no bounds at our farmstay, and you'll be blown away by the family as they welcome you into the fold, country style. Fill up on home cooked damper cake, an outback speciality, then it's on to the tractor to meet some of the farm's larger residents. Tonight is all about partying outback style – tuck in to a huge dinner feast, try whip cracking, then grab the karaoke mic and bust out those dancefloor moves.
Just one night on The Old Station will have you hooked on outback life and wishing you could stay forever. But with Noosa on our horizons, things are only going to get even better from here.Welcome to the good life, otherwise known as the Sunshine Coast. As we make our way into Noosa, soak in the abounding natural beauty of this picture perfect seaside town. Get in those zzz's tonight, tomorrow promises to be a big one...
Rise and shine beach babes! We're heading to a UNESCO World Heritage site and the world's largest sand island.Sitting in the sea with over 800,000 years of natural history in its grains, our included Fraser Island day trip will be filled with sand dunes, pretty lakes & dense rainforests. See those Instagram likes roll in with a snap of Lake Mackenzie, known for its silky silica sand and intense glassy blue water, then appease the hunger growls with a tasty lunch. Keep an eye out for dingoes as we cruise the world's longest sand highway, then it's back to Noosa tonight for a legit Aussie dinner at the Surf Club.
Adieu Noosa, we've got a party town to hit up, and it goes by the name of Surfers Paradise...Before we sail our way into Queensland's next much-loved surf and party hub, we'll stop for a bite in the state's capital, Brisbane. Grab a slice of the city's well known laid-back urban lifestyle whilst roaming South Bank & Queen Street Mall, then it's on with our journey to the Gold Coast.Shake off those mellow beach vibes – Surfer's Paradise is all about partying in style. Sitting up there with Vegas as one of the top party spots in the world thanks to its insane number of clubs in one area, Surfers is where we get our swank on. Let's do this!
This morning is all about chilling, hitting the beach, and getting a little R'n'R after the night before. We're nice like that. But remember, you're not in Surfer's forever, so do this thing right - don't stay in bed when there's a parachute with your name on it at the nearby skydiving centre. How's that for a rush of adrenaline? In the afternoon just make sure you're back (on earth) in time for some serious koala cuddling sessions at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.All animal cuteness goals can easily be achieved in this neck of the woods. The Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is undeniably a must-see destination if you've made it as far as Surfer's Paradise. Here's your chance to see how cute koalas really are, feed a kangaroo & see a crocodile up close (but not too close, obvs). Best of all, it's a non-for-profit set up, so our visit supports the sanctuary's animal hospital and gives back to Oz's furry friends. Soak up on all the cuteness this place has to offer before we head back to Surfer's for a relaxing night by the resort pool or choose to live it up in one of the many nightclubs this city has to offer.
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Joanne (Hertz) Townsend, Electronic mail message to Michael M. Miller from Montague, Michigan, a native of New Leipzig, North Dakota, 25 October 2009
Dear Michael:
Did your family make stollen at Christmas?? I have devised my own version of stollen by watching a friend of my Mom's,who was a great baker. I never saw her recipe but remembered how she put it together. Later, after marriage, my husband gave me a Time-Life subscription for recipes from different countries. The service sent me a German book of recipes with German history and lifestyle in a hard bound book--and the companion was just the recipes in a spiral book for the kitchen. There was a recipe for stollen in it and it reminded me of how much we loved it---but I decided on making a different dough that I had made and also chose the fruits--but the book gave me an idea of how much fruit for the amount of dough. (Besides, where would one find angelica here!) I began to put my own recipe together and soon I was elbows -deep in dough ! My recipe makes 2 stollen of a very good size. There were years I'd make 8 of them and give as gifts. Now, I usually make just 2 recipes--make one recipe into 4 smaller stollen for couples and 2 large for when we have more than 2 at Christmas. I don't think there were any other people in town that made stollen except Mrs. Groth. Whether she was from a family that immigrated straight from Germany, I don't know. (She grew up in Detroit and her husband was from Milwaukee.) I'm curious if anyone knows whether some Russian Germans made it or not. One thing: it is not cheap to bake and that may have prevented them from making them. Another friend, a Mrs. Stumpp, who didin't come from Germany till 1950 (the town supported their arrival). She made Klose for the holiday but put apricot preserves inside the dumplings. Heavenly! She also made dumplings from bread dough, steamed them, then quickly rolled in butter and fine bread crumbs and lightly browned. They, too, were delectable! With the holidays coming I"m already thinking of all the goodies I used to bake when we had three sons home. Now I don't do as much, of course. Like any child, each has their "favorite," so what I bake now depends on who is coming home! I still make pfefferneusse and because of a Dutch mom, I make Speculaas, a Dutch cookie not unlike "windmill cookies" but richer. I used to make lebkuchen and even tried springerle but the boys shied away from those so I stopped. At my age now, and with a hand that needs surgery, I won't be able to do the baking that I'd like--but I'll find a way to make stollen for sure---to serve on Christmas morning!
PS: In the Hertz film there is a Independence Day parade. I must tell you a story about it. The year was 1938. Dad had a 1932 Plymouth and decided he'd be in the parade so got a huge piece of canvas that completely covered the car. Then, he put horizontal stripes of red, white, and blue crepe paper all over it, then made just enough slit across the windhshield that he could see through it---enough room to drive. (This car is in the parade early in the film.) I begged to go along --and so I went. In the 30's we had some extremely hot weather--and this day was one! Although the parade wasn't that long, both Dad and I came home soaking wet from the heat that built up inside that car~--but it was fun! When I got home, on the table in the kitchen was a "half-birtfhay cake!" Mom had made one layer, cut in two, stacked it and put frosting on to celebrate my "half-birthday. I was born on January 4th! (I was 4 1/2 that day!)


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Pocahontas was born in 1595 in Werowocomoco (Eastern Virginia) to the powerful tribal leader Powhatan. She was one of as many as one hundred children. Pocahontas, however, was said to be Powhatan's favorite. Powhatan was the chief of the Algonquian Indians in the Virginia area. Pocahontas's real name was Matoaka.
In April of 1607 the first group of English settlers arrived in Virginia and founded the colony of Jamestown. Life was difficult for the settlers. Pocahontas watched as the settlers struggled to find food, build shelter, and survive. As winter set in Pocahontas made several visits to Jamestown bringing the colonists much needed supplies.
During her visits to Jamestown she met Captain John Smith whom she taught the Powhatan's language and tradition. Pocahontas took an immediate liking to Captain Smith, and some accounts claim that she saved him from execution. Other accounts assert that Smith was captured by the Algonquian Indians and was to be executed, or, that a false execution was a ceremony to adopt him into the tribe. The Powhatans admired John Smith and believed him to be a powerful magician. Pocahontas went back and forth delivering messages from her father and keeping trade between the Indians and the settlers open. Powhatan, however, eventually demanded that the settlers bring him guns in exchange for food and supplies, but John Smith refused. Slowly, relations between the two groups broke down. The Jamestown settlement continued to suffer from corruption, laziness, disease, and poor management. In October of 1609, John Smith was badly injured by a gunpowder explosion. After his injury, and repeated attempts by the Indians and the settlers to kill him, John Smith returned to England. After his departure, and several changes in leadership, the Powahatan Indians moved in on the settlers.
Powhatan ordered several settlers to be killed and Pocahontas was sent to live with the Patawomeke tribe. In response, Captain Samuel Argall devised a scheme to kidnap Pocahontas. With the help of Japizaws and his wife, and two Patawomeke Indians, Argall lured Pocahontas onto a ship headed for Jamestown. The ship promptly set sail and Pocahontas was a captive. During her capture she was treated well and learned of Christianity. She was baptized in 1614, at which time she renounced her previous Gods. While in captivity, Pocahontas met colonist and tobacco developer John Rolfe. They were married in 1615. Soon after, Pocahontas gave birth to a son, Thomas.
Pocahontas traveled to London in 1616 with her husband and son, where she soon became the center of attention. She met with the king and queen and went to banquets and dances all over England. While in England she was reunited with John Smith whom she believed was dead.
While in England Pocahontas contracted small pox and died in March of 1617 at the age of 21. She was buried in the chapel of the parish church in Gravesend, England. John Smith wrote that Pocahontas was "the instrument to pursurve this colonie from death, famine, and utter confusion."


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I'm looking for someone to hit with. I'd prefer hitting anywhere in the Chula Vista area. I'm starting to get back on playing tennis again. Thanks!!
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I have been looking for a group of tennis players from Chula Vista but have had no success so far. I am about 3.5 level and I am available on Thursday from 5:30pm and Saturday from 6:30am. I usually play doubles but can play singles too. Let me know if you have found a group so I can join too.
Joel M.
Hey Joel,
I'm looking for more partners. I have also found it challenging to find people to play with consistently. I want to play at least twice per week so I'd like to get together.
I already replied to you at Tennis Round. Please check your e-mail and give me a call. Next play date is tuesday 07/19/2011 at the courts next to Eastlake Elementary School from 5:30pm. Let me know if you are coming.
Joel M.
Hey Joel,
Thanks for getting back to me. I called and left a message the other day at the number you gave me but maybe I called the wrong number. I'll Try again.
I can't make the 19th, but Thursday might work. Let me know if it's happening.
I think I can play singles with you tomorrow (07/21/2011). I don't think I got a call from you but I did call back a missed call number and got an automatic message for change oil (???). Anyway, you have my number from the other site so give me a call. If I don't hear from you by midday then I will have to make plans with other people.
Joel M.
hey whats up. im available to hit tomorrow morning if you are up to it. its been a while since ive played too so im not in the greatest shape. hit me up on my email.
im in the south san diego area near national city
Hey Joel,
I'm always looking for more partners. I play 1 or 2 days per week at Southwestern College, Sunbow park, and there's a court by my house in Eastlake. I like to play at least once a week after work at about 6:30. And Once on the weekend is good too. Let me know when you're available.
I'm in CV as well (Sunbow area). I play 4.0+ but haven't competed since early 2000. I can be reached at 760-703-0584 anytime. Thanks!
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We are a management consulting company that specializes in one major subject: SALES. We work with clients that need to find and close more deals for their companies. We offer a variety of services that all lead up to one single thing: More Sales. Our services include doing an initial assessment of a company's existing sales and marketing methods, sales systems, and sales & marketing materials. We then create ways for them to generate more sales leads and if they need it, we teach and train them on the sales skills they need in order to close those leads. We leverage various technologies and methodologies to achieve this. We interview the business owners and video record them describing their skills, passions, and strengths. We then use that data to research opportunities to grab search engine traffic and divert it to their website. We optimize their websites using Search Engine Optimization (SEO), we create content for their websites so that they get more leads. We create Landing Pages that make it easy for visitors to become a lead. We use Google AdWords, Google Analytics, Google Website Optimizer, and Google Conversion Tracker to measure, track and enhance their progress. We create sales compensation plans, we interview, hire and manage their sales reps, and we make sure that they become dominant in their respective markets. We know how to sell and we help them sell.
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Holy Cow! is four — a grand old lady in Internet years– and to celebrate I have for you a savory, elegant treat: this golden Caramelized Onion Tart.
But first I want to say a big thank you to all of you– my wonderful, intelligent, passionate readers — who have stuck with Holy Cow! through the good food times and also through the slumps, pet illnesses, and cook's block (there is such a thing, trust me.)
It has been a fun and educating journey– I've learned from you, shared with you, and told you stuff as if you were my closest friends.
You have tried my recipes, written to tell me when you loved them (or not), or you have just written to tell me that you love the blog. You have helped us keep going.
So thank you for becoming part of Holy Cow! and my world. You make it happen!
This Caramelized Onion Tart is just the kind of light, good-for-you food to treat yourself and your family to after all those Thanksgiving excesses. It's a tarted-up pizza, so kids should love it too.
I make the crust part-whole-wheat and it is golden with crispy edges and a slightly more bready and delicious middle. If you want a super-crispy crust, go with an all-purpose-flour-only crust. You can also use storebought pizza dough.
There is some labor involved in this dish– you need to caramelize the onions to the point where they are golden and really, really sweet– almost like jam. It took me about 40 minutes, but they were totally worth it. And once the caramelizing is done, all you need is to assemble some stuff.
Here's the recipe. Enjoy, all!
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A delicious pizza tart with rich, caramelized onions and salty olives.
- 1 portion pizza dough (half of this recipe)
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 3 medium-sized sweet yellow onions , sliced fairly thin
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1/2 cup pitted olives , like Kalamata
- 4 cloves garlic , thinly sliced, then dunked into 1 tbsp olive oil (this keeps them from burning)
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Heat 1 tbsp of olive oil in a skillet.
- Add the onions and saute for about five minutes on medium-high heat. Add the salt and continue to saute until the onions begin to turn golden-brown, about 15-20 minutes.
- Add the sugar, turn the heat down to medium, and continue to saute until the onions are deeply golden and very sweet. This should take about 20 more minutes. Turn off the heat and set aside.
- Roll out the pizza dough, about 11 inches long and 8 inches wide. Sprinkle cornmeal on a cookie sheet and place the dough on it.
- Spread the caramelized onions in a thin layer on top of the pizza dough, leaving a 1-inch border on all sides.
- Sprinkle the garlic on top, and use the remaining oil to brush the edges of the tart.
- Sprinkle on some salt and pepper to taste.
- Bake in a preheated 500-degree oven for 11-12 minutes or until the sides are golden and the tart comes easily off the cookie sheet with a spatula.
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I liked the story a lot because it was fun to read about a kitten who thought he was a mouse. It was interesting to read about the differences between what mice and cats do. Also, the pictures of the mice and the kitten were so cute. It was a book I would like to read again.
This book would be great for all children to read, because it tells how to get along with others even if you are very different. I think that would be a great lesson for adults too.


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Ray Lewis has been the feel-good story of the NFL postseason. The soon-to-be-retired Baltimore linebacker returned from what appeared at the time to be a season-ending torn right triceps in time to help the Ravens win three playoff games and advance to the Super Bowl.
But a Sports Illustrated story released Tuesday linking Lewis to a substance banned by the NFL cast a cloud of the veteran player's media day news conference. According the story, Lewis used deer-antler velvet extract to help speed up his recovery from the injury.
Mitch Ross, the owner of the company that allegedly provided Lewis with the substance, told SI that deer-antler extract contains IGF-1, a banned substance that would put any user in violation of the NFL's steroids policy.
During the news conference, Lewis declined to respond to the SI story twice, both times saying it's not worth the press. When asked directly if he had ever used deer-antler velvet extract spray, Lewis replied, "Nah, never."


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- For example, German might have a "von" prefix for some last names as in "von Ludwig"
- For example, U.S: Middle name would consist of similar names as First name list
- Context
- Different way name, first name, given name, last name, family name, maiden name is referred to in the country language
- What is the official way to address someone?
- Mr, Mrs, etc.. (also list the typical shorten forms that are used if different)
- Is some form considered disrespectful, preferred, etc...
- List of characters used in names (Upper case, lower case, romanized, other cases)
- Mailing Addresses
- Format (Structure) of Address (all possible combinations)
- Context - Ways any part of the address is referred to in the country language
- Examples of Address Form formats (image of form (physical or online) + typed out version in language with English translation)
- Pattern
- Pattern Logic
- Postal Codes structure broken up with their area code
- A list of common street prefix or postfixes with their abbreviation (For example, Street, St, Str, Road, Rd, Way, Path)
- A list of all States, Cities and Towns in possible for address
- Country specific logic
- For example, In Germany the postfixes might be joined as part of the street name.
- "Hauptstraße", where "Haupt" = Main + "straße" = "Street"
- Germany has different spelling names of cities in English which are also commonly used and cannot be converted directly. Give a list of all "München" = "Munich"
- Common patterns, Addresses with:
- Apartments
- PO Box
- On the Road (km instead of street #)
- etc
- Telephone Number
- Format
- Country Code
- Trunk Code
- Area codes for all locations within the country with their descriptions, eg in 212 is one of New York's area codes
- Subscriber numbers
- Mobile operators, do they have different dialing prefixes?
- Minimum and Maximum number of digits in a phone number.
- All possibly dialing prefixes.
- For example, is there a different way to dial a mobile number inside the country vs outside.
- For example, in US, to dial a mobile or a regular number is the same. However both can be prefixed with '1', the US country code. In Australia, the number format for mobile numbers and land lines differ. So dialing from outside the country is also different for each one.
- All common ways to write a phone number down in both official and non official documentation. Provide references if possible.
- Context - Different ways phone number, phone or handphone (cellphone, mobile) is referred to in the country language (For example, German "Handy", "Telefon")
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Meet a Meteorologist
Click's friend David George is a meteorologist—a scientist who studies the weather. He works in a television station and delivers the weather report on the evening news. One day Click stopped by to talk to David about wind and weather. Here's what they said.
David: Hi, Click. What brings you to the station today?
Click: Well, it's blowing pretty hard outside, and I needed to get in out of the wind.
David: Ah, yes. It's windy because of the low pressure system near our area.
Click: Low pressure system? What's that?
David: Before I explain about low pressure, I'd better talk about wind.
Click: Oh, I know all about wind. Wind is moving air!
David: Right! And that moving air is what drives weather around the world. The key thing to remember about weather and wind is that hot air rises and cold air sinks. Since some parts of Earth are really hot and some parts are really cold, there's a lot of rising and sinking air. And besides this up and down motion, the spinning of Earth makes wind curve and blow around.
Click: It could make a mouse dizzy just thinking about it.
David: Here's the tricky part. Cold, sinking air squeezes down with a lot of pressure. So we call this a high pressure system. Warm air rises, lifting pressure off the Earth. This is a low pressure system.
Click: But what does this have to do with how stormy it is today?
David: Well, when warm, moist air rises into the sky, clouds are formed. So low pressure systems usually bring bad weather. High pressure systems bring clear, pretty days.
Click: It sounds complicated to me. But this looks like a cool place to work.
David: I like it. It has everything I need to prepare my weather reports.
Click: Is this the camera you use when you're on TV? Can I take your picture?
David: Well, maybe we'd better wait till the cameraman gets here.
Click: OK. While we're waiting, can you tell me how you make your forecasts?
David: I use weather maps, satellite maps, radar displays—lots of things. I get weather information on these computers from all over the world.
Click: It was pretty cloudy when I got here. Does that mean it's going to rain?
David: It might. It might even be raining right now, higher up in the sky.
Click: What?
David: Well, not every raindrop hits the ground, you know. The same wind that creates clouds can keep raindrops—and even heavy hailstones—up in the sky. Let me show you.
Click: Hey, that's a hair dryer and a Ping-Pong ball!
David: Right. Imagine the Ping-Pong ball is a raindrop. The blowing air from the hair dryer is the wind lifting the raindrop. The wind is strong enough to keep raindrops and hailstones, and even whole clouds, in the air.
Click: Well, but clouds are light and fluffy.
David: Not really. In a rainstorm, the raindrops in the clouds get too heavy to be held up by the wind, and they fall to the ground. If we had a really heavy rain here, and it rained on this building for twenty minutes, there would be enough water to fill a swimming pool. So those clouds are as heavy as a swimming pool filled with water—and yet the upward motion of air can support their weight. Wind is strong stuff.
Click: I guess!
David: You know, Click, I have some instruments right outside to help me measure wind. Want to see?
Click: Sure!
David: The wind vane on the bottom shows which direction the wind is coming from. The anemometer—those little cups on top—measures how fast the wind is blowing. Both help me know what kind of weather to expect.
Click: Well, David, I expect I'm going to get blown away if I stay out here much longer. Good-bye and thanks!
David: Bye, Click—better get inside until this storm blows over!
- What kind of weather instruments are at the television station?
[anno: The television station has a wind vane and an anemometer.]
- What do these instruments do?
[anno: A wind vane shows which direction the wind is blowing. An anemometer tells how fast the wind is blowing.]
- Why might these instruments be important to forecast the weather?
[anno: Answers will vary but could include that knowing which direction the wind is coming from and how fast the wind is blowing tells whether or not a storm is coming.]


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Spike it out the get these girls!
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I am thankful for...
Since it's that time of year, I wanted to list the things I am grateful for.
-our little miracle babies
-6 hours of sleep at night
-afternoon naps
-52 ounce Diet Dr. Pepper with 4 shots of vanilla from Holiday Oil.
-my testimony and my eternal family
-food on the table
-a home to live in
-days when Eric has a job
-a loving husband
-and last but not least...$32 dollars to fill my SUV!!! YEAH!!!
More like the terrible three's!!!
Ashton turned 3 on October 5th. He wanted a dragon, a real fork lift from Home Depot, etc. We couldn't afford most the items on his birthday wish list so he ended up with a little four wheeler (thanks to some help from both grandparents). He loves it and Tate can go for rides with him so its even better. I thought he was a stinker at 2 years old but it seems that 3 is even worse. He keeps us on our toes! We sure love our little Ashton.
4 days old
Can you tell which are our babies legs and which are Eric's fingers?
Our new family car...what do you think?
Eric was coming home on Aug. 7th after a play with his family at Desert Star Play house. He had just gone to visit the girls and fill up the car with gas before heading home. He was turning into our neighborhood and he slowed to let 2 cars pass in the opposite direction. The women behind him was obviously not paying attention and crashed right into the back of him. He is doing well and just has a little tingling in his arm and a sore back. We are so glad that he is alright and that our boys and new babies were not in the car!
Ashton's funny comment about daddies car accident
Ashton asked what happened to our car because Eric was trying to explain to him about the car accident. Eric said, "I got in a accident in the car." Ashton said, "oh, you peed in the car?" He thinks an accident is peeing or pooing.
New to blogging
I figured since I am on bedrest and always looking for something to do, I would start our family blog. I think it's supposed to get easier with time but as for now our site is looking pretty bland. Don't let that fool you though because we are a very fun family! :) I think this will be a good way to keep everyone updated on the twins upcoming delivery, the boys and our family.
Ladies, these boys are spoken for!
Days of 47 Rodeo
While I laid in bed, Eric took the boys to the Rodeo all by himself. That is something that I would never attempt. He did meet Beau, Cavin and Sawyer there. Ashton got new cowboy boots the night before so all my boys wore their boots. Eric wore his big "E" belt. Ashton loved the rodeo and can't stop talking about the clown who showed everyone his bum. Tate couldn't sit still so he kept poking the people in front of him and spilling cousin Cavin's popcorn. Maybe next year will be better.
14 days of bedrest and counting
31 weeks
Today is July 26th which means 18 days on bedrest. Some people might think it would be nice to spend a few days in bed but after day one I was already going nuts. I can only get up to eat or use the bathroom. Needless to say, I get up to eat a lot because its one of two reasons to get a break from my bed. So far, the girls are good. I will be 32 weeks on the 29th. My doctor is saying that is a much better place to be then when I went into preterm labor at 29 weeks and spent 4 days in the hospital. I am dilated to a 2+ and 60% effaced but so far the bedrest and Nifedipine have minimized the contractions. The average cm growth of a singleton pregnancy is 35 cm and I am measuring 40 cm and still growing. The babies are extremely wiggly and between the two babies, I am getting kicked and stretched around the clock. I can't wait to see what they look like but hopefully its not for about 3 or 4 more weeks. Stay tuned and hopefully I can keep the blog current enough to keep you updated.
31 Weeks
40 cm...there are 2 in there!
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I am happily married to my best friend. We have 4 beautiful kids ages six, five and four year old identical twin girls. You could say things are a little crazy at our house but that would be an understatement. I love working in my garden and being creative with "DIY" projects. I am big on recycling and so I love to reuse and redo old pieces and make them new and colorful. My DIY projects usually aren't DIY because they end up being a little of me and a little of my husband. So Thanks Eric for helping me to be creative and enjoy our home.
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blazesoftware necesitaba un nuevo diseño de papelería y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 28 diseños de 4 diseñadores freelance.
Blaze is a software company providing performance optimization solutions to Website owners. We make sites blazing fast!
Our target customers include: 1) executives in IT & marketing and 2) technical staff in development and site operations.
We want to convey a modern, cutting edge technology that will make sites faster.
We are a young team in a technology startup and would like to have business cards, stationary and powerpoint templates that stand out and that people remember but conservative enough to inspire confidence in our company and solutions.
Our business cards should contain the following fields:
1) Company Name ("Blaze")
2) First name, last name
3) Position
4) 207 Queen Street, Suite 400
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1P 6E5
5) Phone: (Format: "613-800-0413 x100")
6) Email (Format: email@example.com)
7) Web: http://www.blaze.io
The design of our business cards and our powerpoint template should go hand in hand with the design of our logo and website attached. Please reference the attached screenshot of the website and try to match the colors, look and feel. Generally, we prefer a clean and modern style, also in the choice of fonts.
For the logo, use the tagline intelligent optimization on the back of the business card but not in the front. Don't use the tagline in the ppt or the stationary.
See the attached slide template file for instructions on the powerpoint.
We recommend that you start with the business card. We will rate all designs. Designs with 4 or 5 stars should proceed to produce stationary and powerpoint.
Please provide us the final results in x.psd, x.ai, x.tif, x.eps and x.jpg format as well as x.pptx for the powerpoint template and x.docx for the letterhead


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Mayzie has two sisters, Brooks (the older, beautiful, and messed up one) and Palmer (the younger, and sportier one). She thinks their father likes them better because they're athletic like him and she's just smart. But when their father dies, everything falls apart.Mayzie is left to fend for herself while her other two sisters deal with their own problems. This means that Mayzie has to deal with a job, school, her mother, learning how to drive, and fall...


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Horton (D.R.) Inc. (DHI) Falls 3.47% for January 07Equities Staff Follow |
One of the S&P 500's big losers for Thursday January 07 was Horton (D.R.) Inc. (DHI). The company's stock fell 3.47% to $28.63 on volume of 4.79 million shares.
The stock opened the day at 28.89 and traded between a low of $28.59 and a high of $29.40. The stock finished the day down $1.03 per share. Horton (D.R.) Inc. has an average daily volume of 5.29 million and a total float of 368.7 million shares. The 50-day SMA for Horton (D.R.) Inc. is $31.36 and its 200-day SMA is $29.06. The high for the stock over the last 52 weeks is $33.10 and the low is $22.12.
DR Horton Inc constructs and sells homes through its operating divisions in states and metropolitan markets of the United States, under the names of D.R. Horton, America's Builder, Emerald Homes, Breland Homes, Express Homes and Regent Homes.
Horton (D.R.) Inc. is centered in Fort Worth, TX, and has 6,230 employees. Today's trading day leaves the company with a market cap of $10.56 billion. The company has a P/S ratio of n/a, P/B ratio of 1.79, and a 17.
For a complete fundamental analysis analysis of Horton (D.R.) Inc., check out Equities.com's Stock Valuation Analysis report for DHI. To see the latest independent stock recommendations from Equities.com's analysts, visit our Research section.
The S&P 500 represents the industry standard for large-cap indices. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) may be the most visible stock market index in the country, the S&P 500 has long been relied on by industry insiders and fund managers as the more reliable gauge of portfolio performance.
While the DJIA is price-weighted and only includes 30 stocks, the S&P 500 uses a weighting system that factors in market cap and the size of a company's free float while including some 500 stocks for a more comprehensive look at the broader markets' performance. Its performance is far more representative of the large- and mega-cap stocks for any period of time.
For more news on the financial markets, go to Equities.com. Also, learn more about our independent proprietary equity research reports and our robust do-it-yourself Stock Valuation Analysis reports in our Research section.
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Claire Parsons needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 166 designs submitted by 35 freelance designers.
Tiny Tots Direct
We are a new ecommerce store based in the UK. We want to launch fully mid 2010 and will be selling baby products ranging from baby bouncers to bottles, to toys, to gifts. All products are aimed at children under 36 months.
With extensive online retail experience, we aim to become a leading online retailer within this industry
Expectant parents
Gify buyers
UK only
We have found an idea which we like and it is attached to the brief. We really like the style of the idea and love the simplicity of the logo. We believe less is more and like big brands such as think Mamas and Papas, John Lewis, Virgin and Microsoft.
We want the site and logo to be clear, simple, refreshing and vibrant – we want to wow the people purchasing on the site not the baby! So nothing too childish.
Colours – We would like something vibrant – no more than a few colours though so we can keep things simple. No pastel colours.
We would like Tiny Tots to be more prominent than Direct – either by making the Direct smaller or using a different colour etc, whatever you think is best.
Other than the requirements listed above you are free to be as creative as want!
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Are you ready for another edition of The Erotic Mind show? Well, get the hell out the way if you're not. As you probably know, this is the series where we chat with ingenious erotic artists of every stripe from all over the freakin' world. And all of these conversations revolve around one simple principle — uncovering something of the creative process involved with this specialized art form.
Today my guest is the oh so charming and ever so talented artist and illustrator, Alexander. But ya know what? First we have to slip on our travelin' shoes, because we have to take a little field trip. Today's destination is Liverpool England, where we will meet our young guest in his natural habitat. I'll bet he'll be shirtless and wearing tight jeans!
Alexander and I discuss:
- His big, fat, uncut…talent;
- Ridehard — ten years in the making;
- The peculiarities of his characters;
- Meaty story and hot sex;
- What comes first — story or images;
- Why a spy;
- Being published by Class Comics;
- TwinkyTunes;
- Being a child prodigy;
- When the erotic element began to show up in his work
Alexander invites you to visit him on his website HERE! And look for him on Facebook HERE! And Twitter HERE!
Click on the thumbnail images below to see a slideshow of some of Alexander's delightful work.
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Got a question or a comment? Wanna rant or rave? Or maybe you'd just like to talk dirty for a minute or two. Why not get it off your chest! Give Dr Dick a call at (866) 422-5680.
Look for my podcasts on iTunes. You'll find me in the podcast section, obviously, or just search for Dr Dick Sex Advice. And don't forget to subscribe. I wouldn't want you to miss even one episode.
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With end to New Mexico legislative session, the freedom to marry stands once and for all
February 20, 2014
On February 20, a one-month legislative session in New Mexico drew to a close - and with the session's end, it's clear that marriage supporters in the state were successful in their campaign to defend and protect the freedom to marry.
Over the past few months, fringe senators in New Mexico tried their hardest to push a radical, mean-spirited bill that would amend the New Mexico constitution to permanently ban marriage for same-sex couples. But they couldn't get enough traction for the bill to get a hearing or a vote.
By its inaction, the New Mexico legislature resoundingly rejected a proposal that sought to strike down the state Supreme Court's unanimous ruling in favor of the freedom to marry, decided on December 19, 2013. The ruling affirmed what a majority of New Mexicans already know: That everyone in the state should have the freedom to marry the person they love.
Since the fall, New Mexico Unites for Marriage has been leading the conversation about why marriage matters in the state - and Freedom to Marry has been proud to stand as a leading and founding member of the coalition, alongside the ACLU of New Mexico, Equality New Mexico, ProgressNow New Mexico, America Votes, the Human Rights Campaign, the National Center for Lesbian Rights, and the Our America Initiative. In just a few months, NMUM quickly grew to a robust, grassroots operation, identifying 12,000 new supporters for the freedom to marry and logging in over 700 calls to legislators.
Thalia Zepatos, Freedom to Marry's director of public engagement and a key member of the NMUM senior strategy team, explained the significance of today's legislative session end. She said:
This was an amazing effort that demonstrated the majority support in New Mexico for the freedom to marry. New Mexican families everywhere can now rest easy knowing that their marriages and families are secure and safe.
The timing of today's victory bodes well as two important federal court challenges to marriage bans are headed to the 10th Circuit Court in Denver. New Mexico is one of the six states served by that court and we hope the resounding silence by its political and legislative leaders to challenge the freedom to marry resonates with the justices.
Learn more about New Mexico Unites for Marriage HERE.


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Leah Smith has been a lifelong nerd and for her thesis in sociology, she decides to perform a test. Who gets a job, a blonde bimbo or a brown haired nerd? So, to perform this test, she inflates her modest B cup to astronomical, buys a blonde wig, dones a pair of 4 inch stiletto heels and the buys shortest skirt she can find. She creates the perfect opposite of Leah, Candi Deveraux. Everyone falls for the trick except for security expert Mark Colson...
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Paige Hart and Ross Bennet are two lawyers who cannot stand the sight of one another and can't seem to stop bickering. Then one day, while entering a courthouse, a bomb explodes. The next thing they know is that they are in quarantine sharing one hospital room. The reason, through crazy accident, they may have been exposed to the rare virus known as the Tibetan Concuspiscence Virus, or to put it in plan terms, "Horny Monk Disease". For the next two w...


text: Rhode Island, measuring only about 48 miles long and 37 miles wide, is the smallestof the U.S. states. Despite its small area, Rhode Island, known as the "Ocean State," boasts over 400 miles of coastline. Rhode Island was founded by Roger Williams in 1636, who had been banished fromthe Massachusetts colony for hisadvocacy ofreligious tolerance and the separation of church and state.During the colonial period, Newport was a major hub for shipping and trade, and in the 19th century Rhode Island was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution and the establishment of power-driven textile mills.Rhode Island hosted the first National Lawn Tennis Championship in 1899, and is home to the Tennis Hall of Fame.Famous Rhode Islanders include novelists Cormac MacCarthy and Jhumpa Lahiri, actor James Woods, television personality Meredith Vieira and Civil War U.S. Army officer Ambrose Burnside.


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2006 Media Releases
Mayor Coleen J. Seng has announced the winners of the 28th annual Mayor's Arts Awards to be presented the evening of Wednesday, June 14, 2006 at the Lied Center for Performing Arts. The event is sponsored by the Lincoln Arts Council (LAC), and this year's presenting sponsor is Union Bank. The awards program formally recognizes artistic contributions and achievements in the Lincoln area. The LAC will begin accepting reservations April 24.
The honorees:
A panel of judges from the community selected the award winners in every category except Mayor's Choice, Literary Heritage and Urban Design. This year's awards are being created by Gail Kendall, a nationally recognized potter, UNL professor of art and art history and 2004 Mayor's Arts Award recipient.
The Mayor's Arts Awards ceremony also will include a tribute to those members of the Lincoln arts community who have died since the last awards ceremony in June 2005. Names may be submitted to LAC at 434-2787, or at 920 "O" Street, Lincoln, NE 68508.