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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 240 diseños de 49 diseñadores freelance.
We do not have a brand name. We are seeking a brand name along with the logo design
Bentec Medical is an emerging international medical device manufacturing company that manufactures medical devices and components for doctors, hospitals, and other medical device companies. The company competes with its high-tech capabilities to make devices and components with design features and quality that cannot be matched by its competitors. Most of the products and components are used by cardiologists and surgeons to treat patients with many different medical conditions. Many of the products are implanted into the body. Bentec wants to become well known as an innovator that creates and produces new products to improve healthcare and reduces costs.
Please note that the company already has a logo! We are only looking for a trade name and logo for this specific product!
The main target audience is cardiologists and their medical facilities who treat patients for heart disease and other coronary conditions. There are over 6 million heart procedures each year that are treated by cardiologists, interventional radiologists, and surgeons. Our new product can be used in every one of these procedures. Cardiologists, and other doctors who perform similar proceudres, want to save time, money, make their procedures easier, and improve their results. They will purchase new products that make their life easier and improve their performance.
We need a clever and catchy trade name and logo that immediately creates a strong brand for our one of a kind product. The product is a high-tech, disposable sponge that doctors can use to clean off their gloves during their catheter or surgical procedures. The sponge is made out of a high-tech material that can be charged (filled) with sterile saline solution and then automatically refills with sterile saline each time the doctor touches or squeezes the sponge. The sponge can be made in any number of ball-like shapes that ergonimically fit the hand of the doctor to quickly and effectively cleanse theirs gloves from dried blood during their medical procedure. This is important as doctors loose tactile feel in their gloves as their gloves become bloody and the blood dries on their gloves, making them sticky. This inhibits the doctor's sense of touch when they are attempting a delicate procedure like putting a guide wire into a patient's coronary artery or deploying a stent. Currently, doctors dip thier hands in a saline bath and then wipe with a towel frequently throughout each procedure. Our new sponge can be clipped onto the patient's gown close to where the doctor is working for convenience and improved cleaning results over dunking the gloves in a tub of saline. We want a simple, catchy name and logo that will immediately brand this product as high-tech and unique.
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text: Surya Brasil Henna Cream - Natural Hair Colouring - Swedish Blonde-70ml £13.20 132 reward points UK Delivery £1.95 - Free when you spend £15 In stock -This product will ship today if ordered within the next 1 hours and 45 minutes. Multi-buy discounts Buy 3+ Buy 5+ 3% off5% off 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 Add to basket 100% Secure Shopping Vegan Vegetarian Product code: 6474 Description Contents Ingredients Usage Notes Reviews Questions Description Surya Henna Cream in Swedish Blonde is semi-permanent hair colour containing hair dyes plus herbs and fruits from Brazil and India, which offer simultaneous colouration and deep conditioning treatment for the hair. Colours grey on first application. About Surya Brasil Surya Brasil is a 100% Vegan, Natural and Organic Sustainable Beauty range from Brazil. Bringing together Nature, Technology and the Science of Ayurveda to create an amazing range of beautiful, healthy and ecologically sustainable hair and beauty products. Contents This product contains: Surya Brasil Henna Cream - Swedish Blonde - 70ml Plastic Gloves x 1 Plastic Cap x 1 Directions of use. Ingredients Aqua, Propanediol, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Dehydroacetic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol, Sorbitol, Orbignya Oleifera Seed Oil, Tocopherol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Sodium Phytate, Achillea Millefolium Extract (Aquileia), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract (Aloe Vera), Arnica Montana Flower Extract (Arnica), Bertholletia Excelsa Seed Extract (Brazil Nut), Corylus Avellana Seed Extract (Hazelnut), Daucus Carota Savita Root Extract (Carrot), Euterpe Pleracea Fruit Extract (Acai), Genipa Americana Fruit Extract (Jenipapo), Lawsonia Inermis Leaf Extract (Henna), Malpighia Glabra Fruit Extract (Acerola), Malva Sylvestris Leaf Extract (Malva), Paullinia Cupana Seed Extract (Guarana), Phyllanthus Emblica Extract (Amia), Zizyphus Joazeiro Bark Extract (Jua), Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract (Camomile), HC Yellow Nº 2, HC Blue Nº 2, Disperse Violet 1. Usage Step 1: Shampoo your hair with the shampoo of your choice. Do not use conditioners or styling products afterwards. Step 2: Rinse thoroughly and towel dry hair. Do not dry your hair with dryer. Step 3: Put on the provided gloves. Step 4: Remove the cover without breaking the seal if you want to re-use the product. Step 5: Split hair into sections. Apply henna cream to damp hair with hands using gloves provided, if you prefer an application brush may be used. start at the root and continue along the entire strand to ensure uniform colouration. Step 6: During the application do not comb, this will pull the cream from the roots to hair ends and will remove the product. Step 7: Cover hair with the plastic cap provided. Follow the recommended timetable on the enclosed colour chart . Observe colour during processing to ensure you do not pass beyond your desired shade. Step 8: Rinse thoroughly removing the product until the water runs clear, apply conditioner of your choice, rinse thoroughly. Notes Always do a 48 hour patch/strand test prior to use. Reviews Below are reviews of Surya Brasil Henna Cream - Swedish Blonde - 70ml by bodykind customers. If you have tried this product we'd love to hear what you think so please leave a review. Leave a review Score Comments Name Email Submit review Questions & Answers Below are questions that bodykind customers have asked us about this product. If you want to know more about this product please don't hesitate to ask us a question. Ask us a question Question Email Confirm Email Submit question


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Works perfectly in every position until that engine is running.
The only other accessories is a electric brake assist for a trailer, a trickle charger that the previous owner had in it for what reason I don't know and some cheap fog lights (that I need to remove) that were on it when I bought it.
The problem is definitely something cyclical seeing that the signal bounces at a steady rate back and forth. It's not random, but like every second on the second. Weird.
I had a external sat radio in it and thought maybe the radio was bad so I went to Best Buy and bought one of the ones that plugs directly into the new head unit, but the result is the same. So the old external radio has become my test radio. I unplugged the alternator yesterday, plugged in the test radio, placed the antenna on the roof a good 6 feet from the stereo antenna and stood outside the truck holding the test radio and the signal still bounced back and forth. I have a hunch it's the alarm but I can't prove it.


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Mountainview College
Kevin Wright, Collegiate Professor
Kevin Wright, Professor, Department of Human Development
Education: BS and MA, criminology and corrections, Sam Houston State University, 1972 and 1973, respectively; PhD, community systems planning and development, Pennsylvania State University, 1977
Teaching specialties/research interests: Parenting, troubled youth, aggression and violence, delinquency and substance abuse prevention, positive youth development, organizational development and planning
Congratulations on your appointment as collegiate professor at Mountainview College. When do you take over from Bob Emerson?
Thank you! I officially started as Mountainview's collegiate professor (formerly known as faculty master) in July 2011.
How long have you been at Binghamton and what assignments have you had on campus?
I just completed my 31st year at the University. I have served as chair of the Department of Human Development twice during that time. I'm also heavily involved in many community groups.
Since you mentioned the community groups, let's start there. Would you tell us a little about that work?
In the past I did a lot of work in prison research and criminology, but now I'm mostly working with schools and community agencies to develop programs that keep kids from getting into trouble. I jumped at the chance to do this because I've seldom met anyone in prison who hasn't had fairly horrific things happen to them in their family or their community.
Can you give us a few examples of current projects?
For the last couple of years I've been working with a number of schools to develop an alternative to in-school suspension for kids who are often given this punishment. In-school suspension doesn't help us deal with students' behavioral, social or emotions problems. They also miss their educational opportunities because they're stuck in a room.
With the Opportunities for Broome Head Start, I have developed and implemented an educational program for parents of kids who are highly aggressive very early in life. Typically, these kids continue that behavior for the rest of their life. We've run six sessions and I now have enough data to determine if the program is working. Once I complete my analyses, I'd like to see the program in every Head Start in the nation.
A couple other things I'm involved in are the Binghamton City School District Community Coalition Group, which is working to better link youth-serving agencies with the school district; and the Binghamton City Police Neighborhood Partnership Committee, which is working to improve police-community relations.
With all this going on in addition to teaching, why did you apply to become a collegiate professor?
In the course of working with schools, communities and community organizations, I've found that I spend most of my time working at a very grassroots level addressing problems. It's who I have become. When I looked at the job of collegiate professor, I realized that the skills needed and the activities involved are exactly what I do in the community. So I thought, why shouldn't I apply those skills here on campus, with a group of students I think really highly of? We have amazing students at Binghamton…they're enthusiastic, they're engaged in learning, they want to do well and they're a fun group to be with. They're going to be the movers and shakers out there, so the opportunity to help them at a grassroots level was really compelling.
How do you think you'll be able to help students?
Students are sometimes reluctant to approach and connect with faculty. As collegiate professor, rather than being this faculty member in a class, I'll be sitting over in Mountainview running programs, walking around and being at events. I'll be available there so students can connect with me in a unique way. I can give them "grandfatherly" advice. I can tell them how the University works, how to navigate things and how to deal with professors. I can help them find the resources they need. And I can light a fire under them if that's what they need.
Why do you think you were selected for the position?
I bring some unique skills to the job. I've taught thousands of students, heard lots of stories and met lots of personalities. I've also dealt with many troubled families and troubled kids. I'm looking forward to using these skills as collegiate professor, because I think that job is special. Binghamton is one of few universities worldwide that has faculty who serve in this type of role. It's a unique way for a medium-sized university to be more student-focused.
Speaking of "student-focused," is that how you describe yourself? Is that what you see in the other collegiate professors?
Students say I'm a hard professor, but also that I'm fair and student-oriented. As far as the other collegiate professors, I noticed a spark among all of them. They're very engaged, very serious and very enthusiastic about their job. They're doing some really interesting things and integrating them into their communities.
What do you have planned for Mountainview?
One of the things I'll do with students in my community is something I do with all my students: talk to them about their careers. I find that students want to have their futures planned out, and I tell them that that's good and they should give it thought. But there will be things that will come into their lives that will totally alter their direction. Some things are good and some things are bad, but they need to be prepared for that because it will redirect them.
I've also met with Greg Steele, assistant director at Mountainview, and we're excited to work on expanding existing programs and developing some new ones for the college. I plan to do a program that will help students learn how to navigate the University; it will consist of six sessions spaced over the course of the academic year. We'll talk about things like what the University's ratings are based on, what it means to attend a research University, what the different levels of professorship mean and how tenure works. I also want students to learn how important it is to get to know faculty, learn how use them and not to be afraid of them.
Since I know so many people in the community through my work, I want to get different types of professionals over to Mountainview so they can interact with students, perhaps at regular lunches. I also want to work on getting more of our students out of the residential community and into life experiences in the community.
In addition, my family and I live nearby and I think we'll come over and eat in the dining hall on a fairly regular basis. This will give students the chance to connect with me, as a professor, on a personal level.
Are you familiar with the Residential Life environment?
With the exception of going to a couple dining halls, I've never spent any time in a residential area in the 30+ years I've been here. So, I know little about that aspect of campus life, and I think most of my colleagues are in the same boat. One of the things I'm also interested in is exploring how we inform the faculty about what it's like to be a student.
What do you expect to be the most challenging aspect of the job?
Residential Life utilizes more formal structural processes than I am used to in the academic side of the University. I will need to adapt to those organizational processes. But mostly, one of the greatest challenges for me will be the schedule! I'm usually up early and to bed early, but Mountainview College Council meetings take place at night so I've got to turn my "clock" by about four hours. That may be difficult!


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Ameridose LLC, sister company of the Massachusetts compounding pharmacy whose drugs have been implicated in a national fungal meningitis outbreak, has notified hundreds of workers that they are being laid off beginning Friday, as the company remains under a temporary closure order because of concerns about its sterility practices.
The layoff affects 650 workers at Westborough-based Ameridose, a major supplier of injectable drugs to hospitals nationwide, and 140 at its affiliated marketing company, Medical Sales Management of Framingham. Both companies share owners with New England Compounding Center, the Framingham company that produced steroid injections blamed for 424 cases of fungal meningitis and joint infections and 31 deaths.
"It was the company's expectation that the suspension of operations would be temporary in nature and that we would be able to fully resume operations in a short time period," reads a letter going out to workers from Ameridose's director of human resources, Geri Weinstein.
"While we continue to expect to resume operations, we have now determined that because of the continued inspection by state and federal authorities, it may be necessary to resume operations at a reduced level," the letter states.
About 200 of the layoffs are expected to be permanent because of the company's loss of market share during its monthlong closure.
Ameridose agreed to shut down temporarily Oct. 10 to allow investigators time to review its operations, but that closure was extended to Nov. 19 after the Food and Drug Administration said last week that it had found problems with the company's sterility procedures. The investigation has so far found no contaminated drugs, but it is continuing and the company agreed to recall all its drugs.
The company retained staff to be ready to implement recommendations expected from the FDA and to manage the recall.
Workers were notified about the layoffs by phone Thursday, said an employee at Medical Sales Management, which provided sales and administrative support for Ameridose and New England Compounding. He said he and other workers were told they would continue to be paid through Friday, and some have been asked to return their laptops and other company property then.
New England Compounding has already shut down and laid off almost all its roughly 50 employees, plus dozens of support staff at Medical Sales Management.
The Medical Sales Management worker, who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak for the company, said he was particularly upset about the latest layoffs because he thought Ameridose was being unfairly punished for New England Compounding's safety problems.
Workers said they continued to receive their full salary during the closure. The company is estimated to have spent about $1 million a week on salaries during this time.
The company said in a statement that it continues to work with federal and state inspectors investigating Ameridose.
"We anticipate receiving recommendations from these agencies soon, and responsibly implementing them to meet their concerns," the statement said. "Our goal is to resume operations at Ameridose as soon as possible and to put these dedicated employees who have been affected by this shutdown back to work."
The letter sent to employees says that layoffs will begin Friday and will continue until the end of the month.
"In our current circumstances, our business prospects are very difficult to predict, and it is our hope that your layoff will be temporary and that you will be brought back to work," it said.
"It is very important that you know we are working diligently and cooperatively with our regulators to address any issues they have raised and with the goal of resuming Ameridose's operations as soon as possible."
The layoffs are likely to heighten concerns among hospitals, which rely on Ameridose to supply drugs in pre-filled syringes and individual intravenous bags. The company recently estimated it supplies more than 3,000 hospitals nationwide.
The Massachusetts Hospital Association said Thursday: "The company's cessation of production of important medications aggravates an increasingly serious problem of drug shortages for hospitals. MHA and its hospital members will continue to work with [state health officials] in an effort to address this issue and seek alternative sources of needed medications."Kay Lazar can be reached at email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @GlobeKayLazar. Todd Wallack can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @TWallack
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Cynthia Schroeder, PhD, has been appointed dean of the newly created School of Sport, Recreation, and Exercise Sciences at Lindenwood University.
By the start of the fall 2014 semester, the new school will deliver many programs currently offered through the School of Education and School of American Studies. It will house all undergraduate degree programs in athletic training, physical education and health, recreation administration, and exercise science, the latter of which includes a popular minor in nutrition and a graduate program in human performance.
Schroeder said the creation of the school was prompted by strong growth in all areas of health and fitness sciences, exercise science, and recreation administration. She pointed out that she's already received approval to add an adapted sports recreation minor to the program lineup and emphasized that her focus moving forward will be on increasing growth in all areas of the school.
Schroeder was hired full-time at Lindenwood in 2010 as an associate professor in the Department of Health and Fitness Sciences and has served as department chair and coordinator of the human performance graduate program. She holds a doctoral degree from the University of Kansas and has numerous publications, presentations, and professional experiences to her credit.
"Cynthia will be creating the foundations of an exciting new academic school with the help of some of the most experienced, knowledgeable, and dedicated faculty in the areas of sports, recreation, and exercise science," said Lindenwood President James D. Evans, PhD. "I have every confidence in her leadership and the talented faculty members who are joining forces with her to create what promises to be a fast-growing and vital new school at Lindenwood."
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Red Ribbon Week
October 23-31, 2018
About the Event
Red Ribbon Week is the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the country. Although the start end dates can vary slightly depending on the organization and source, Red Ribbon Week generally takes place the last full week in October, with the weekends before and following the last full week included as appropriate celebration dates. This year Red Ribbon Week will be celebrated October 23-31, 2018.
Red Ribbon Week serves as a vehicle for communities and individuals to take a stand for the hopes and dreams of our children through a commitment to drug prevention and education and a personal commitment to live drug free lives with the ultimate goal being the creation of drug free America.
And, perhaps more importantly, Red Ribbon Week commemorates the ultimate sacrifice made by DEA Special Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, who died at the hands of drug traffikers in Mexico while fighting the battle against illegal drugs to keep our country and children safe.
The Story Behind the Symbol
Enrique "Kiki" Camarena grew up in a dirt-floored house with hopes and dreams of making a difference.
Camarena worked his way through college, served in the Marines and became a police officer. When he decided to join the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, his mother tried to talk him out it. "I can't not do this," he told her. "I'm only one person, but I want to make a difference."
The DEA sent Camarena to work undercover in Mexico investigating a major drug cartel believed to include officers in the Mexican army, police and government. On Feb. 7, 1985, the 37-year-old Camarena left his office to meet his wife for lunch. Five men appeared at the agent's side and shoved him in a car. One month later, Camarena's body was found in a shallow grave. He had been tortured to death.
Within weeks of his death in March of 1985, Camarena's Congressman, Duncan Hunter, and high school friend Henry Lozano, launched Camarena Clubs in Imperial Valley, California, Camarena's home. Hundreds of club members pledged to lead drug-free lives to honor the sacrifices made by Camarena and others on behalf of all Americans.
These coalitions began to wear red badges of satin, red ribbons, as a symbol Camarena's memory. The Red Ribbon Week campaign emerged from the efforts of these clubs and coalitions.
Today, Red Ribbon Week is nationally recognized and celebrated, helping to preserve Special Agent Camarena's memory and further the cause for which he gave his life. The Red Ribbon Campaign also became a symbol of support for the DEA's efforts to reduce demand for drugs through prevention and education programs. By wearing a red ribbon during the last week in October, Americans demonstrate their ardent opposition to drugs. They pay homage not only to Special Agent Camarena, but to all men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in support of our nation's struggle against drug trafficking and abuse.
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Ward2003 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 47 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
Balance First Chiropractic Center, PC
Balance First is an established chiropractic practice in the Midwest of USA. For the last 10 or so years, the company's reputation has been built on word of mouth and service alone, without the help of a professionally designed id system, advertising, or anything else that branding experts say you need to survive. The culture of the company is people first, with strong confidence in the unique methods that the doctor uses in order to help bring balance to the clients' posture, health, and sense of well-being.
The practice already has a logo, but needs that logo updated to be more contemporary, and to present well in a web 2.0 environment, as well as on print. PLEASE READ THE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.
This brand appeals to independent minds as well as those who need some tender love and care.
Use the logo provided in the file as a basis for this logo update.
We are not looking for a complete re-design, so please don't present one.
The geometry of the triangles (the relative structure) of the current logo needs to remain...You can soften edges, etc. but there needs to be a visual connection between this logo and the one you design.
The larger triangle needs to be more visually dominant than the smaller inner triangles. The current logo does not achieve this, and it needs to be corrected.
The colors should be similar to the ones presented. You can also just use this palette as well, although some creativity in similar shades would be appreciated.
Creativity in the placement of the brand name with regards to the logo would be appreciated.
Please offer whatever font-type you want. You don't need to re-create the one presented.
Please do not include any spines, hands, or people figures.
We're placing some constraints around this project, but creativity within the above limits will be rewarded.
Thank you for willingness to offer your time and talent on this project.
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Contact a Bay Equity Loan Officer to learn about our 10, 15 and 20 year loan options. Not only are the interest rates lower and the repayment term shorter, but you will save tens of thousands of dollars in interest too. We understand that priorities in life change sometimes and that is why we offer refinance programs to help meet your needs.


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It looks like Nokia and Whatsapp are continuing to chug along, building up and refining the super popular messenger client for Windows Phone. Details of beta 2.9.6 and 2.9.7 have been revealed on the site PocketPC.ch and while not revelatory (nor final), they at least show some very minor changes scheduled.
First we should note that we don't know what the release goal is for version numbers. It's clear that WhatsApp have a few "betas" planned, adding features as they proceed, but it is not clear if 2.9.7 will be the one released to the Store or they are aiming for a "3.0" release.
It has been over a month since the last WhatsApp update, which is usually when they finally give us some new improvements, so maybe it's coming sooner than later.
So what are the big changes?
- New smilies
- Quicker app-start (2.747 sec)
- Bigger Live Tile for Windows Phone 7.8
- Some bug fixes (specifics, unknown)
That's of course hardly the big changes that many of you would like to see with this app but at least it's relatively fast and reliable with these latest versions. Hopefully the next update is right around the corner. We'll of course keep you posted when it goes live.
Source: PocketPC.ch; Thanks, Giovanni, for the tip!


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Home Made treats:
Shredding Material
Different types of cords and ropes like: Sisal rope, Hemp cord, Cotton rope
Toilet Paper Rolls (Cut into these sized pieces)
Random toy parts and quick links
Papers (Make sure bird Safe)
Millet Cages (As i call them)
1. Cut the paper towel rolls into many thin rings.
2. Overlap the rings until you get a strong ball/cage.
3. Stuff it with millet through the openings left.
Foraging treat gifts and candies
1. Cut squares of paper in different sizes.
2. Cut different sizes of cord (I used hemp cord).
3. Stuff the rolls cut into different lengths with treats and/or millet.
4. Wrap with paper.
5. Tie them tightly with cord.
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Jumbo Angry Birds Plush
An excuse to build a cushion fort
- Huggable, throwable plush from the hit game Angry Birds
- Officially licensed Angry Birds product
- Great for kids, adults, birds, pigs
Remember when you were a kid and you'd pull the cushions off the furniture and build a sweet fort? Of course, once the fort was made, you had to defend it from your siblings or dear old dad. And for what purpose? Oh yeah, imagination. We don't know about you, but we enjoy imagining we are a slingshot god, blasting colorful birds at the fortresses of smug porcine units. In fact, one of our friends is so obsessed that she played until she had beaten every single level of Angry Birds at three stars. And then forced her husband to proclaim her victory to all of his Facebook friends. True story.
Even if you're not that hardcore, you're going to love these plush toys. They're huggable, squeezable, make great armrests and pillows, and most importantly, they're soft enough that you can chuck them at the pigs in your life. That's right, you don't even need a giant slingshot. (Bonus points if you make one and send in action shots!)
Product Specifications
- For ages 4+
- Huggable, throwable plush from the hit game Angry Birds
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Be a Santa to a Senior, the popular campaign that has delivered 1.5 million gifts to needy seniors throughout North America during the past seven years, again is helping older adults cope in tough economic times.
The area office of the Home Instead Senior Care network, the world's largest provider of non-medical in-home care and companionship services for older adults, has partnered with Wal-Mart to provide gifts and companionship to seniors who otherwise might not receive either this holiday season.
"Many older adults continue to struggle in a down economy, particularly those who live alone with no family nearby to help provide resources," said Becky Beanblossom, owner of the Home Instead Senior Care office serving East Louisville and Oldham County. Seniors have faced a trying year amid the threat of Social Security payment delays as part of the debt-ceiling debate.
Seniors have lost almost one-third (32 percent) of their buying power since 2000, according to the Annual Survey of Senior Costs from The Senior Citizens League.
That's where Be a Santa to a Senior can help.
Before the holiday season, the participating local nonprofit organizations will identify needy and isolated seniors and provide those names to the local Home Instead Senior Care office.
Christmas trees displayed Nov. 14 through Dec. 16 in Wal-Mart stores in Buechel, Fern Creek, Middletown, New Albany, Clarksville, Valley Station and Outer Loop will feature ornaments with the first names only of the seniors and their gift requests.
Holiday shoppers can pick up an ornament, buy items on the list and return them unwrapped to the store, along with the ornament attached. "We hope holiday shoppers will open their hearts to those seniors who have given so much to make our community a better place," Beanblossom said.
For more information about the program, visit www.beasantatoasenior.com.
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According to new statistics released by American Farmland Trust's (AFT) Farmland Information Center, efforts by state governments to protect agricultural land through purchase of agricultural conservation easement (PACE) programs stalled despite an apparent increase in total acres protected. PACE programs compensate farmers and ranchers for permanently protecting their land with conservation easements that limit future development and keep farmland available for agriculture.
The Farmland Information Center's survey of PACE programs found that during 2010, state programs acquired four percent more easements to reach a total of 12,415 easements nationwide. Protected acres rose eight percent to 2,185,996 acres.
But Colorado accounted for 59 percent of the year's increase in acres. The state more than doubled its annual acres protected from 43,723 acres in 2009 to 95,303 acres in 2010. When Colorado is taken out of the mix, the remaining state-level programs protected 21 percent less land than in the prior year. Colorado completed several large acreage projects.
Another bright spot was New Jersey, where in August, Gov. Chris Christie signed legislation allocating $90.6 million to preserve farmland in the Garden State. New Jersey's State Agriculture Development Committee administers the farmland preservation programs, which include state-initiated farmland protection projects and grants to counties, municipalities and nonprofits.
In contrast, at least 16 active state programs either reduced spending or continued not to fund farmland protection projects in the face of tight state budgets. All states together spent $185,204,380, or 21 percent less than 2009, and 45 percent less than the amount in 2008.
Cuts in state-level farmland protection funding are particularly ill-timed because PACE activity had started to gain momentum, encouraged by federal funding. From 2001 to 2011, there was a 32 percent increase in the number of active state-level programs and a 127 percent spike in independent local programs. Easements acquired by state programs rose 153 percent from 4,898 to 12,415 while protected acres skyrocketed by 171 percent. Early adopters have realized significant accomplishments; protecting meaningful proportions of their agricultural land base.
Continued funding is needed to keep pace with development. Only three states had saved more than one acre for each acre of agricultural land converted: Delaware (1.21 acres), Maryland (1.63 acres) and Vermont (3.28 acres). Five additional states had protected more than 0.5 acre for each acre lost: Pennsylvania (0.64 acre), New Jersey (0.69 acre), Massachusetts (0.77 acre), Connecticut (0.83 acre) and Colorado (0.91 acre). PACE programs do not stop development but ensure that there will be a supply of agricultural land in the future.
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Food production, and therefore long-term food security, depends on the availability of agricultural land. Saving agricultural land as the world's population grows from 7 billion to 9.4 billion in 2050 will help ensure that the global demand for food can be met. Well-managed agricultural land also provides food and cover for wildlife and protects watersheds. It helps control flooding, absorbs and filters wastewater, provides groundwater recharge, and has the potential to generate a source of renewable energy. Working lands support local economies through sales of farm goods, job creation, support services and businesses, and by creating secondary markets such as food processing and distribution.
The federal government helped bridge the funding gap last year, releasing $31 million more in Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program (FRPP) allocations than it did in 2009. The FRPP provides matching funds to entities to buy easements on agricultural land. Since its inception in 1996 through 2010, the FRPP has allocated nearly $888 million for easement acquisitions and supporting technical assistance. Of the 25 states that acquired easements through PACE, 22 (or 88 percent) have used FRPP funds. In addition to assisting state PACE programs, the FRPP has worked with local PACE entities and non-governmental organizations in 49 states. Reductions in federal funding or significant changes to the program could further stall farmland protection efforts nationwide. "We hope that Congress will think long and hard about cuts to conservation because conservation spending is vital to our national security. Conservation dollars spent here won't be undone by future development. A working lands easement program keeps land available for production and invests in local economies," says Dr. Katherine "Kitty" Smith, AFT Vice President of Programs and Chief Economist.
As of January 2011, 25 states have active state-level PACE programs. Montana's state PACE authority expired in 2003. AFT's Farmland Information Center conducts an annual survey of state and local PACE programs throughout the country. Results are available online at www.farmlandinfo.org.


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You don't need crazy parents to fly away in the atmosphere and spark a massive police search. In fact, there's a whole subculture of backyard blimp crazies.
The big trick with these homemade blimps is using hot air (read:fire) for lift power, like a hot air balloon, instead of helium or hydrogen. Dan Nachbar's Skyacht is one of the more intensely engineered crafts, with steerable thrust and an intricate system of ribs that lets the engine sit in the tail itself. Brian Boland's Lips, on the other hand, has a simpler design, and fits in the back of a car.
If I built a blimp, I would make it look like a shark, and I would sneak up on other people's blimps, so it would look like my blimp was about to eat theirs. [Popular Mechanics]


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NEC Calls Dibs on Breaking Linux Eight-Processor Limit
Credit Where Credit is Due
The Open Source community is rarely one of huge technical leaps. Much of the work that comes out of open-source software projects is incrementatal, freely building on the work that others have done in the past--a lesson that could easily be re-learned this week.
For instance, it was clearly evident in the announcement made by Apple Computers Tuesday about their new default browser, Safari. From the outset the public knew that new application was based on the open-source KHTML and KJM libraries.
This lesson also applied to another big announcement this week: the release of SGI's supercomputer Altix 3000 line. Though, unfortunately, the lesson was not as clear.
A major slant to the announcement was the fact that that the so-called eight-processor limit for Linux had been passed. But what various media outlets, including LinuxPlanet, forgot to mention was that this limit had already been passed by another company last Fall, thanks in large part to work performed in the Open Source community.
Japanese computer maker NEC had released a high-end Linux server line, the Express1000, as early as last November. The Express1000 also featured 64-bit Itanium 2 processors and started on the low end of the line with eight-processor, 8-GB memory machines--ramping up to 32-processor, 32-GB servers.
According to NEC's Director of 64-bit Systems David McAllister, the supposed eight-processor limit was passed when NEC released their product late last year. The technology that SGI used, he said, was a direct result of work done by NEC and other companies through OSDL and the Atlas Project, which is now a part of the Linux on Large Systems (LoLS) Foundry.
"There's a caveat in the Open Source world that you give credit where credit is due," McAllister said. Much of the work that SGI capitalized upon came from the LoLS Project, particularly the NUMA (Non-Uniform Memory Access) technology, which SGI and NEC both use.
NUMA is a parallel processing architecture used in multi-processor systems that lets each processor to have its own memory yet also draw from the memory of other processors if needed. It is the basis for the ccNUMA architecture that NEC uses, and the NUMAlink architecture used by SGI.
McAllister explained that while NUMA is key to making multi-processor machines work, "Linux doesn't understand NUMA, so we have to change it." This is some of the work that NEC and other companies have been doing all along.
SGI did not completely forget the roots of this technology. Though no specific open-source projects were cited in any of the three related press releases made on Altix 3000 Tuesday, SGI Project Manager Jason Pettit did emphasize in his earlier interview with LinuxPlanet that much of the work was done in conjunction and cooperation with standing open-source projects, such as the LoLS project, the Linux Scalability Project, and the work done by David Mosberger to port Linux over to the IA-64 platform.
It should be noted that in none of the information from or conversations with SGI was a claim made that they were the first to break the eight-processor limit. However, emphasis was made on the fact that SGI had moved beyond eight-processor limits and that SGI had indeed been the first to reach 64-processor status.
According to Ginny Babbitt, the media contact for SGI, the emphasis was made on passing the limitation because "so much of the horizontal press was claiming that Linux could never go past eight."
Another reason NEC's product was not mentioned according to SGI's Addison Snell, Marketing Manager of High Performance Computing, was because SGI did not consider them to be a direct competitor, and that comparing one's product to a non-competitior "would be rude."
Based on the sectors that NEC is targeting, this appears correct. NEC is marketing their product line to financial, transactional commerce, and research customers, while SGI is targeting life and physical sciences; media; defense and government; energy; and manufacturing.
Thoughout the clarification of who got past the eight-processor limit first was important to him, McAllister repeatedly emphasized that much of the real work done on this technology came from the efforts of the Open Source community and that the real credit should go there.
Snell responded to McAllister's comments by repeating the project ties SGI has had with open source.
"We're very proud of our relationship with the Open Source community," Snell said.


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Friday, October 18, 2013 - Jarmil and Mirek - FULL CONTACT
Jarmil and Mirek - FULL CONTACT
We brought Jarmil Sladky and Mirek Kolbenka together to see what might happen. We find Mirek in the kitchen, making a hot drink. He leans against the counter, waiting for the kettle to boil and smiles as Jarmil joins him. Both in just tee-shirts and underwear the begin to kiss. As they kiss Mirek rubs Jarmil's groin. Then he lifts the tee-shirt and begins to lick and kiss on Jarmil's nipples. He slips a hand inside the shorts and plays with his friend's cock as they kiss. Jarmil's tee-shirt is removed, followed by Mirek's and then Jarmil leans forward to suck on those nipples. Pulling Mirek's shorts down Jarmil then begins sucking on his cock. That cock is nice and hard as it is being sucked. Jarmil takes it deep in his mouth, his lips closed tight around it. Kissing again, Mirek then has Jarmil sit on the counter, underwear off and his rock hard cock gets sucked. Mirek certainly knows what he is doing and sucks that cock very well indeed. His mouth works up and down on it as Jarmil guides the head. Jarmil then bends over the counter and Mirek eagerly starts to rim that hot ass hole. Having had his tight ass rimmed Jarmil wants some ass too. Mirek bends over and Jarmil slides his dick deep into that hot ass. He fucks it nice and deep, with long, hard strokes. Mirek's cock is rock hard as he is being fucked and he just had to grab hold of it, as it bounces up and down with all the thrusting. Then Mirek goes down on all fours and Jarmil shoves his cock back into that eager ass and fucks it some more. Another changed of position sees Jarmil sitting on the floor with Mirek taking a ride on that throbbing cock. As he bounces up and down on the cock he wanks himself, fast and furious, until he shoots his cum all over the kitchen floor, also coating his hand in creamy cum. Then Mirek goes down on his knees and Jarmil stands and shoots his cum too. Mirek takes the spent cock in his mouth to clean it off. They then stand together for some final kissing as a fitting end to the scene.
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Paco Mlaticka is a great looking guy. I remember him from a few years back, when he was adamant that he could never do anything with another guy. However it seems that he has now had a change of heart, so we set up this screentest with him and David Smetak. We find the two guys sitting of the sofa and talking. David wants to see Paco's exercises. Paco is happy to oblige and does a handstand, with David catching and holding his legs. In that position he then does some push ups. Then he works through a series of different exercises, assisted by David. As he stands up Paco's body is touched by David, who wants to feel those muscles. Then David leans forward and kisses Paco, before moving down to kiss and lick his hot body. He opens Paco's belt and slides a hand in the jeans to feel some cock. Then we have paco sitting, naked, on the sofa, with his cock rock hard and David happily sucking on it. David's jeans are open and his hard cock is poking out as he sucks on Paco. Then David removes his jeans and kneels on the sofa so that Paco can suck his big cock. David has his hand on the back of Paco's head, guiding it onto his hard cock. Paco sucks it well and then licks on the balls too. The Paco moves onto his knees, with his ass positioned towards David who starts to finger that hot hole. He kisses the ass cheeks as he finger the hole, then he starts to rim it too. David's cock is so big and hard that he soon has to slide it into Paco's waiting ass. He goes in nice and deep and begins to fuck that ass as Paco wank's on his own throbbing cock. David really pounds away at that hot ass and then moves Paco into a spoon position and continues to stretch his hole, fucking it nice and deep. Paco wanks himself hard and fast as David fucks him. He also kisses David as he takes that big cock. Then David moves again, sitting on the sofa, and Paco slides his ass right over that cock again, taking it nice and deep as he wanks himself. He rides up and down on that big cock, wanking himself harder and faster. Then as he wanks himself to a big creamy load he hold that ass stills for David to really thrust fuck it. With his creamy load all over him Paco holds that position for David to fuck him as long as he wants. David moves Paco to missionary and fucks him real deep again, soon working up to his cum shot too. He pulls out and quickly dumps his cum all over Paco and then leans forward for a final kiss before they go off to the shower. What a great screentest, with Paco showing how welcome his change of mind has been, for all of us.
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One stories posted below might help you understand why 'Brussels' calls us 'The Prague Circus.' This is a new pronouncement by Mr. President:
The latest poll:
If true, we're in for a radical change of government. And, surprise, surprise, most Czechs believe our political parties are corrupt:
Meanwhile to work:
We have a very strong line-up today and start off with Jarmil Sladky and Mirek Kolbenka. They are followed by Marcin Balear's erotic video, Jon Bon's session stills and a very nice backstage video of Wank Party 2013 #4.
Our castings today feature three guys, all of whom look very good. They are Mirek Kolbenka, Jon Bon and Kamil Dred. Oh what a difficult choice today, but after a lot of consideration I will choose Mirek Kolbenka as my pick for today.
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A few weeks ago we had a chance to see the complete line up of new gear from Nike. The first to be available will be the Nike SQ MachSpeed Black Driver. It is available in both a round and square head. The new MachSpeed Black drivers from Nike are engineered to generate less aerodynamic drag, which of course translates into more clubhead speed. Both will also feature the adjustable STR8-FIT hosel allowing you to customize your driver. The Nike SQ MachSpeed Drivers will be available in late November. I must admit, that there is something to these black finishes, my current driver is black, and although I had not planned switching, then new MachSpeed black looks really good. Now that all the manufacturers are all going to a dark finish all all of their clubs, whats next? A raw finish? Cleveland has something in the works… More on that in another post.
Here is what Nike says about their new drivers:
"The aerodynamically engineered SQ Machspeed Black driver generates less drag, more speed and greater distance. It's tapered heel geometry and toe-side aerodynamic Nike PowerBow design promotes smooth airflow around the head for quicker acceleration. Available in two head shapes – the round head offers more workability, while the square head offers more forgiveness and both deliver explosive distance. Equipped with Nike STR8-FIT eight-position adjustable technology, you can customize the club face angle for any swing to deliver all your power to the fairway."


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Reviewed by J.C. (age 9)
I like this book because Ron reminded me of my little sister and my friend, Beth Ann. They are both afraid of the dark, and when they are scared they both come into my room like Ron does. I also go to camp in the summer. My camp is not like Camp Wannaweep because it is fun. We go swimming and rock climbing and I meet lots of nice friends.
There are some scary things that happen at Camp Wannaweep. Read this book and find out what they are.
This book is reminded me of the shows you see on the Disney channel. I always enjoy watching them. My sister and I watch them together. It is based on a Kim Possible movie. Kim Possible is a cheerleader in real life.
I also recommend this book to people who like mysteries because some mysterious things happen in it. This was a great book!


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I thought Pool Party was my new favourite colour of the moment but it seems to have been taken over all of a sudden with Calypso Coral. With the 'You are Loved' stamp set and a dash of Wisteria Winder I've got the perfect combination!
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Justina Teague Temple, 78, of Clell Drive, died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013.
Justina Teague Temple, 78, of Clell Drive, died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013.
A funeral will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at Beulah United Church of Christ, where she was a member, by the Rev. Michael Hooper. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 3 p.m. prior to the service in the church fellowship hall.
Mrs. Temple was born Sept. 2, 1934, in Watauga County to John Issac and Mary Walser Teague. She was a homemaker. Preceding her in death were her parents; husband Charlie H. Temple on Feb. 29, 2012; sisters Dorothy Koontz, Edna Hollars and Velma Cagle; and brothers Eubert Teague, Norman Teague and Allison Teague.
Surviving are two daughters, Vicki Parker and husband Joe of Lexington and Pamela Clark of Concord; one son, Jerry Temple of Lexington; three grandchildren, Christie Hinkle, Amanda "Mandy" Kepley and husband Shane and Charles "Junior" Leonard; four great-grandchildren, Samantha Hinson, Paris Hinson, Katie Kepley and Jesse Kepley; and one sister, Beatrice Pankey and husband Raymond of Lexington.
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The daughter of a successful Casper veterinarian, Kelsie Speiser grew up around animals and, naturally, dreamed of following in her mother's footsteps.
She envisioned, someday, opening her own clinic. She would wear the white coat, care for her clients' loyal companions and be a nurturing friend to every cuddly dog and purring cat.
That would all make for a nice story. Except that's not how this story goes.
"When I was about 10 or so, we had a horse get attacked by a mountain lion at our place in Casper. I swore, after doctoring him for, like, three months, that I would never be a veterinarian," Speiser recounts with a smile. "I told my mom, 'I will never be a veterinarian—ever!'"
Though she attempted to steer clear of veterinary science upon her arrival at the University of Wyoming in 2006, Speiser slowly migrated to the branch of science dedicated to the prevention and care of disease, disorder and injury in animals.
The Natrona County High School alumnus earned her undergraduate ('10) and graduate ('13) degrees in veterinary science, first under the mentorship of E. Lee Belden, and then under Myrna Miller, and began veterinary school this fall at Colorado State University.
That wasn't supposed to be part of the story, either.
"I know, I know," she says. "But I bleed brown and gold. Don't worry, I won't wear green and gold."
She laughs and adds, "Those are Kelly Walsh colors, too, so I never did like them."
Rather than become a clinical veterinarian like her mother, Julie Horsch, a familiar face in central Wyoming's veterinary scene who owns Paintrock Animal Clinic in the Casper suburb of Mills, Speiser plans to devote her efforts to regulatory medicine, or the control and elimination of animal disease.
Her master's research at UW focused on Blue Tongue Virus (BTV), a vector-borne disease transmitted by a tiny biting midge. One serotype of the virus spread across Wyoming's Big Horn Basin in 2007, killing sheep, pronghorn antelope, white-tailed deer and mule deer.
"It's the mystery aspect that I like. There's something wrong. What's wrong?" says Speiser, who received valuable hands-on training on the necropsy floor of the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory. "I want to figure out the answer."
That wasn't the only advantage of her UW educational experience.
"I think one of the greatest benefits of being at a small university in a small college, like I was here, is the one-on-one relationship that you build with faculty," Speiser says.
"When I walk into the College of Ag or I'm at Vet Science or I'm out at Animal Science, they know my name. They'll ask me what I'm up to.
There's a sense of community here that I don't think you get at a lot of other schools."
She adds, "I'm sad to leave. I wish we had a vet school here—I'd stay."
But Speiser's sojourn to UW's Border War rival isn't the last wrinkle to this story.
"When I graduate, ultimately, I'll probably spend five to seven years—I can't believe I'm saying this—in clinical practice," she says. "Just where I never thought I would be."


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Boob jobs are like hair extensions in Hollywood -- or Botox injections. Everybody's got 'em. Thing is, though, like hair extensions and Botox, not everybody knows everybody's got 'em. The good ones go unnoticed. Well, sort of. We notice them for different reasons. Like to say, "Damn, she's got nice boobs! How is that possible on such an itty bitty thing?" It's not, my friends. They're fake. Well, at least they're rumored to be fake, which works for our egos. Here are five damn good Hollywood boob jobs. Pamela Andersons need not apply.
Denise Richards. Ever since she bared it all in Wild Things, the world was let in on the fact that her rack isn't real. But who cares? It's amazing! Her boobs aren't cartoonishly big, they're just the right size. And she looks fantastic. Drink it in.
LeAnn Rimes. Could she stand to put on a couple of pounds? Yeah, sure. But I've gotta say, as far as breast implants on teeny-tiny women go, LeAnn's look pretty real. Like Richards, she didn't opt for the larger-than-life, Real Housewife implant, but instead a small, tasteful implant that gives her a little curve.
Kate Hudson. Of course, it's never been confirmed that Kate went under the knife, but if you look at old photos of the actress, the proof is in the pudding. We think she looks great both ways, but you know what: Why not? Boobs 2.0 look good.
Kelly Rowland. Kelly's one of the few (admirable) celebs who have actually come clean about having plastic surgery. And, really, that's neither here nor there, 'cause damn, she looks good in a bikini. Yowza!
Paris Hilton. So, typically, we're not into too many of Paris Hilton's looks, but we've gotta say, the alleged boob job she has? Not bad. Paris sans any boobs was fine by us, but with? She looks a little more womanly.
Do you think these ladies' boob jobs look good? Anybody else we left off?
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Don Foster has long been one of the most entertaining Liberal Democrat public speakers and since becoming a government Minister he has not lost his touch. Last evening he addressed the AGM of Kingston Liberal Democrats at Kingston Rugby Club, only occasionally letting his eye wander to the screen at the end of the room that was showing (silently) a match with his home team Bath playing. For two years he was at the Department of Media, Culture and Sport, thus enjoying a grandstand view of this summer's Olympics and Paralympics. But in the recent reshuffle Don was moved to the Department for Communities and Local Government, under (fortunately not literally) Eric Pickles. As Don said last night, it has been a steep learning curve but he is a committed believer in local government. However, much of his speech was an amusing take on this week's Away Day of LibDem parliamentarians at an anonymous hotel. After all the pep talks there was some light-hearted banter about some of the tweets LibDem MPs have posted, ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous, as our elected representatives show widely varying talents in the medium. The Twit of the Year, in Don's view, was clearly the Chief Whip, Alistair Carmichael, who hit the jackpot with his tweet: "Nadine Dorries, I served with Lembit Opik, I knew Lembit Opik. Let me tell you, Nadine Dorries, you are no Lembit Opik."
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Remember how we used to cook our food, heat and light our homes and make hand shadows with one simple natural element? Fire
No, me neither. But, some people in this world still do rely on it the same way we rely on electricity
This simple light bulb developed in the 1970's was the first publicly available application of electrical power (Wikipedia) Think how many of these you go through in a lifetime, yet some don't even know it exists.
It seems unnatural to harness such power, but humans weren't the first to discover electricity.
The electric eel uses it as self-defense from predators.
These terrify me. As a child in Eastern Europe I had to drink Iodine when the plant in Chernobyl exploded. I will never forget that day. I know the consequences of radiation exposure too well.
IMO, our nations rely on this energy too much.
My next fictional WIP has a lot to do with nuclear power plants.
I wish we could harness and store the electricity which nature provides us with every second, of every day.
What's the first thing you'd do if the power went out right now?


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My name's dan.
Thought I might try to learn a few things about my computer and the Internet.
Hope to read some good stuff and share some tips/info (if I can).
At the moment I have windows XP home.
I want to install FREEBSD soon, though I am amazed at the amount of files, processes, services and options XP Home has that I know nothing about......I wont go on
Cheers to all here


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D. S. needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 47 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
App Fabrik
We are a startup aiming at successfully entering the mobile application market. Our apps are mostly ad-supported and are available for both Apple iOS (iPhone/iPod/iPad) and Android.
Our primary audience are fun oriented teenagers who are in love or are searching for a boyfriend/girlfriend.
We're looking to build an entertaining, yet useful, application that a user can use to sort people according to the user's preferences. The application will come in two versions: one for girls and one for guys. The guy-version is named "Dreamgirl Calculator", the girl-version "Dreamboy Calculator". Girls can use it to enter their preferences and rate guys according to some preset criteria. After adding and rating some guys/girls they are sorted according to the highest ranking.
So we need the following:
- Icon & splash screen for "Dreamboy Calculator"
- Icon & splash screen for "Dreamgirl Calculator"
- Icon: 57x57 & 512x512 (pixel)
- Splash: 320x480 (pixel)
- AI and/or PSD
- AI is preferred, however
- Color: RGB
The icon should invite the user to download and install the app. After all, name and icon is all the user sees when they are browsing the app store!


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By Cody Willard
In the last few months, the marijuana stock hype has really kicked in and there's a lot of money from mostly retail investors that's betting big on this sector. to learn more about my whole approach, you can get a free digital copy of my #1 Amazon best-seller "Everything You Need to Know About Investing" by simply joining Scutify.com and posting a "Scuttle" request to me.
I'm sorry to pop their bubble, but I'm pretty sure there's going to be a lot of that money lost after this pot stock bubble pops and these dreams of big legal profits from publicly-traded stocks with pun-like and pot-reference symbols.
I see the many headlines here on Marketwatch and you hear about "legalized pot" trends in the nightly news all the time. A handful of these stocks have recently crept into the top Scutify trending stocks board and yesterday I was asked about three or four times about various pot stocks in my weekly TradingWithCody.com chat. So here's my take on the "pot stocks" like $HEMP /quotes/zigman/11676296/delayed /quotes/nls/hemp HEMP , GrowLife $PHOT /quotes/zigman/11335612/delayed /quotes/nls/phot PHOT $CBIS $MJNA and so on.
Legal marijuana distribution and growing is way too new and full of scams out there. Criminals that are still being rooted out. You literally have to be very into that industry to get any idea of what's trustworthy and what's not in the stocks that are "in the weed industry."
I think that most of the publicly-traded marijuana stuff, including the aforementioned names and companies with symbols like Cannabis Science $CBIS and Medical Marijuana $MJNA, is hype and that the only way to separate the potential good buys in the space from the bad buys is to do a bunch of on the ground research and meet the companies and tour their facilities and what not. I have no interest in doing any of that.
I mean meeting management and seeing if they actually have the marijuana assets and products they say they have and going through their financials and all kinds of extra stuff we don't have to do for example on our Apple or Sandisk SNDK positions per se.
All industries and all stocks are potential frauds and its hard enough doing what I do and getting the edges I've got. Pot's gonna be a growth industry in this country and there will be lots of profits to be made as it becomes more legal in more places. But I'm not going to risk my capital on marijuana stocks at this stage.
We have our edge in other areas, as turtle108, a follower of mine on Scutify noted, this morning:
@CodyWillard agree with you completely. I spent some time trying to do DD on the mj stks and there is not a lot out there. Some "cos." are just websites with no products, no nothing. I.e., $HEMP.com. There is a future in the MJ biz, but who knows where. Thanks for sticking to tech!
And another trader I follow on Scutify.com made a very pun-like way of explaining pot stocks:
'$CBIS $HEMP $MJNA were three of the marriage you wanna craporations promoted in a 130605 The Exchange article. Bottom line is you have to *be* a dope to dump real money into narcophony scams which have no assets other than "agreements" with other narcophony scams.'
And as always, my DO NOT EVER TRADE PENNY STOCKS rule applies, certainly including the #potpennystocks. $CBIS $MJNA
And be sure to check out the Revolution Investing newsletter published here on Marketwatch or to learn more about my whole approach, you can get a free digital copy of my #1 Amazon best-seller "Everything You Need to Know About Investing" by simply joining Scutify.com and posting a "Scuttle" request to me.
Cody Willard writes Revolution Investing for MarketWatch, posts the trades from his personal account at TradingWithCody.com, which is not affiliated with MarketWatch, and is the largest shareholder in Scutify's parent company, Wall Street All-Stars. At time of publication, Cody was net long Apple, Google and Facebook. Follow Cody on Twitter at twitter.com/codywillard.


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March 3, 2006
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Maria Stevens and Alexis Fleckenstein competed at the C.R.A.S.H.-B. Indoor World Championship held in the Agganis Arena at Boston University on Feb. 25. Stevens (6:44.2) finished first in the Open Collegiate and third in the International, losing to Rika Geyser (6:40.2) of South Africa and Anna-Marie de Zwager (6:42.7) of Canada.
In an amazing display of physical and mental strength, Stevens rowed stroke for stroke with the two international oarswomen until the final 200 meters where she was out distanced.
In the collegiate division, Stevens cruised to victory. Fleckenstein (7:00.3) finished a respectable but distant second, 15 seconds behind Stevens.
Both athletes traveled on their own to Boston to compete in the race as Yale does not participate in the event as a team.
"They did a nice job," said Yale Head Coach Will Porter "If you're going to travel all the way up there, you better go fast and they did."


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I've lost my Firefox Sync account information - What to do
Firefox Sync works by storing your data on Mozilla servers and synchronizing it with your computers and devices. When you set up Sync, you enter an email address and password in order to prevent others from accessing your account. In addition, we encrypt your data with a key derived from your password in order to keep it safe on the server. This article explains what to do if you forget or lose any of this important information and are unable to access your Sync account.
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I've forgotten my Firefox Account password — how do I reset it?
To get a new password follow these steps.
- Click the menu button and choose . .
- On the tab, click to open the Firefox Sync Sign in page.
- On the Sign in page, click Forgot password? Firefox will send you a reset email.
- Follow the instructions in your reset email to change your password.
Now you're ready to go. Remember to update your password on each of your synchronized devices by following the steps below:
- Click the menu button and choose . .
- On the panel, click on to open the Firefox Sync Sign in page.
- Enter your new password and click .
I've forgotten, or don't have access to, my Firefox Account email address
Unfortunately there's no way to change or recover the email address associated with a Sync account. You would need to create a new account following the steps described in How do I set up Sync on my computer?


text: This past weekend, our own Jessica Grose explored (again!) the world of consumer brand dedication with Living Oprah blogger Robyn Okrant. Though Okrant seems aware of the absurdity of her experiment, she does eventually fall prey to the seductive world of O's special type of branding. Okrant's husband observes that she has started to compare herself to people on TV and has started to worry about being "shlumpy," the subject of an Oprah episode earlier this year. While Okrant may or may not be damaging her own self-confidence by following the Oprah gospel, it is an interesting exploration of what happens when we follow the advice of magazines and TV personalities. [NY Times]


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Carnegie VIC 3163
Ph: 95696530
Website: Shyun
It's not often you find a hidden gem in the suburbs, but that's what Shyun is. I have only been eating there this year, but I already love it and hope it continues to stay open. I work near the area, and there isn't exactly many fantastic eateries around for lunch. So not Shyun a bright shining light amongst the gloom.
Unlike most takeaway Japanese, Shyun excels in the items that matter for me in a Japanese restaurant, great sushi and sashimi. Throw in the added bonus of one excellent bento "boxes" and I'm hoooked.
When I go to Shyun, I can't go past the exceptional sashimi. Their restaurant mission says:
"We aim to bring you the best, healthiest and freshest Japanese culinary experience. At shyun, we use only the highest quality ingredients."
I would totally concur with that statement, as although they don't have a huge range of sashimi, it's some of the best I've tasted in Melbourne. Even the presentation of the sashimi is appealing to the eye. The sushi is also very good, as the fish really is a highlight.
My other favourite must have dish at Shyun is the "Deluxe Bento Box", which actually isn't served in those tired old compartmentalised cliched boxes, but served in a more free form style on a plate. For about $13, you get a perfectly cooked side of salmon belly with a BBQ type sauce. Some good sushi rolls accompany some teriyaki chicken. However, the hero of this superb dish is the tempura prawns and tempura vegetable fritter. They are so insanely good, especially that vegetable fritter that I could eat a whole plate of that just be itself. Again, another sweet type sauce accompanies the tempura items. A citric, sweet salad cuts through the whole dish and is a breathe of fresh air. Even the rice has some detailed touches in perfectly pickled daikon and sesame seeds adorning it.
Gyozas are good and taste more steamed than fried. The Standard Bento is also tasty with fried pork, but I'd definitely suggest spending the extra $3 and getting the deluxe bento instead. The Chicken Karage is deep fried goodness, but I agree with my work mates and we all prefer the chicken karage from another Japanese restaurant nearby as that is more oily. I mean, if you're going to eat fried chicken, it might as well be really deep fried right? Finally, the Tonkatsu is quite different to other places. The pork is has a beautiful fine crispy crumb, and I like the addition of the egg mixed through with the pork.
This place has quickly becoming one of my and my work mates favourite joints to go eat lunch at. Now when we mention eating lunch, this option always pops up and we don't moan about the lack of great Japanese restaurants near us anymore. We are now happier suburban eaters, finally finding a gem amongst the dirt.


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Focusing on the Future: Focarino Makes History as First Female Commissioner of Patents
When Margaret "Peggy" La Tulip Focarino '77 was a fifth grader in the '60s, most girls her age wanted Barbie dolls or Easy-Bake ovens. She asked herparents for a telescope.
The little girl who so loved science and discovery became the only woman majoring in physics during her time at SUNY Oswego. And she's still breaking new ground.


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Lincoln Police Issue Reminders for a Safe Football Season
With the Husker football season officially kicking off this week, downtown Lincoln and the adjoining residential neighborhoods will be brimming with alumni, students and fans. The Lincoln Police Department wants to remind citizens of several city ordinances that help to maintain peace and order.
Drinking in Public: It shall be unlawful for any person to consume alcoholic liquor in or on the public streets, alleys, sidewalks, parking areas, roads or highways within the city.
Drinking in Vehicle: It shall be unlawful for any person to consume alcoholic liquors inside vehicles while upon the public streets, alleys, parking areas, roads or highways.
Open Container: It shall be unlawful for any person in the passenger area of a motor vehicle to possess an open alcoholic beverage container while the motor vehicle is located in or on the public streets, alleys, parking areas, roads, or highways within the city.
Littering: No person shall throw or deposit litter in or upon any street, sidewalk, skywalk, or other public place within the city except in public receptacles, in authorized private receptacles for collection, or in official city dumps.
Officers in Northwest Lincoln will be active in the North Bottoms neighborhood, watching for violations. Historically, this area, just north of Memorial Stadium, has been the location of complaints. Please keep these ordinances in mind when attending gatherings and while participating in downtown events. We want to encourage a safe and successful football season.


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