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Beginning with Yahoo! Chat in the early 2000 and up to today's popular Google Talk or Facebook Chat, chatting has been the most popular form of real-time communication on the Internet.
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In this article by Tom Ryder, the author of Nagios Core Administration Cookbook , we will cover the following recipes:
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While Nagios Core is still very useful when configured to monitor only a simple list of hosts and services, it includes some optional directives that allow defining some structural and functional properties of the monitored network; specifically, how the hosts and services interrelate. Describing this structure in the configuration allows some additional intelligent behavior in the monitoring and notification that Nagios Core performs.
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In this article by Alex Libby, author of SASS CSS How-to, we will cover the details of downloading and installing SASS as well as how SASS can be viewed in a browser.
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In web application development, gauges can be useful for showing complicated or dynamic data in a visual or intuitive way. In this article by Sandro Paganotti, author of Designing Next Generation Web Projects with CSS3, we'll learn how to create a fully customizable animated gauge that can respond to real-time changes. We'll also discuss techniques to port this type of widget for support in older web browsers. We'll start by learning about a cool SASS enhancement called Compass; this is another way to deal with CSS3 experimental prefixes. The following is the list of the topics we'll discuss:
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In this article by David Studebaker and Christopher Studebaker, the authors of Programming Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2013, we will cover one of the key features of NAV 2013, which is the Role Tailored user experience centered around Role Centers tied to user work roles.
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In this article, we'll apply a minimal Spring Security configuration to start addressing the inadvertent privilege escalation due to lack of URL protection and general authentication. We will then build on the basic configuration to provide a customized experience for our users.
This article by Robert Winch, author of Spring Security 3.1 , will get you up and running with Spring Security and will provide you with a foundation for any other security-related tasks you will need to perform.
During the course of this article, we will:
Implement a basic level of security on the JBCP Calendar application, using Spring Security's automatic configuration option
Learn how to customize both the login and logout experience
Configure Spring Security to restrict access differently, depending upon the URL
Leverage Spring Security's expression-based access control
Conditionally display basic information about the logged-in user using Spring Security's JSP library
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Mobile web testing is currently a really time consuming and cumbersome process as there are no direct debugging tools available with mobile web browsers. Since mobile devices vary so much it is important to ensure that your web page looks as intended across the multiple mobile devices that you are targeting for your audience. Adobe Edge Inspect is a perfect tool for frontend web developers and designers who are developing for mobile devices, allowing them to simultaneously test on numerous devices in real time as they develop without learning anything new.
With Adobe Edge Inspect you can pair multiple mobile devices with your computer and browse in Google Chrome on your computer and all the paired mobile devices stay in sync. This means that any page you open in Chrome either from your local HTTP web server (via localhost) or a production server, that same page is opened synchronously in all the paired mobile devices. After that you can target any mobile device for inspection and start remote testing, make changes to the HTML markup, CSS style rules, and JavaScript, and instantly see the changes in the targeted mobile devices.
In this article by Joseph Khan, author of Instant Adobe Edge Inspect Starter, we will talk on the most important feature of Adobe Edge Inspect, that is, how we can remotely preview, inspect, and debug a mobile web page. So let's get started.
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Cheap branching and merging are the two most well known and applauded features of Git. In this article by Ravishankar Somasundaram, author of Git: Version Control for Everyone Beginner's Guide, we shall see what branching is, why you need a branch, and when you need a branch. Also we shall see how to merge branches when needed.
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Inter-process Communication
In this article by Mark Nelson and Tanya Williams, the authors of Oracle BPM Suite 11g: Advanced BPMN Topics , you will learn to convert a video into any of the formats needed for HTML5 Video playback.
Inter-process Communication introduces us to the theory of how processes can communicate with each other and with other components. A number of topics are covered such as: conversations—what they are, and the default conversation.
Welcome to our exploration of some of the advanced topics in BPMN. When we set out to write this book, we chose the areas where we see the most confusion and difficulty in understanding how to use BPMN. We will present theory and also build practical exercises together so that you can see how the theory is applied. Let's start our journey by building an understanding of inter-process communication.
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Let's take a look at the life cycle of services in an SOA. Controlling and communicating the life cycle is important in your organization. Consumers need to know the stage of a service, to decide whether they can use it. Providers need to keep track of versions and support changes that are requested by consumers, without creating chaos or a big financial burden caused by supporting too many versions at the same time. Tooling can help keep track of the services in your organization, including their stage and version.
In this article by Lonneke Dikmans and Ronald van Luttikhuizen, authors of SOA Made Simple , you will learn how to control the service life cycle and versions in your SOA and understand the role tooling plays in this process.
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Till now we've learned how to install, configure, and query our ElasticSearch cluster. We also prepared some more sophisticated mappings. We've also used aliasing to make querying easier and in addition to that we used routing to control where the data is placed. In this article by Rafal Kuc and Marek Rogozinski, authors of ElasticSearch Server, we will extend our knowledge of ElasticSearch by looking at how to index data that is not flat, how to handle geographical data, and how to deal with files. We will also learn how to distinguish the text fragment that was matched and how to implement commonly used autocomplete features. By the end of this article you will learn:
How to index data that is not flat
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Titanium Best Practices
With the release of Titanium 2.0, a lot of new features and APIs were introduced, though the biggest change is the fully loaded integration of CommonJS. CommonJS started to appear at the end of 2011 and has meant a complete rewrite of the best practices and the application structure. Best practices are always open to interpretation; they are a good starting point but not a definitive solution.
With so many computer programming languages around, people are always trying to find better means to improve the way developers write code and come up with a standard set of practices. Some companies take this policy to a level where they define a complete set of standards. However, for most developers there are no predefined rules laid out or enforced, so they work out their own.
Not following a set of standards or best practices has various consequences, ranging from bad code layout (not a crime, unless you meet the next person to modify the code) to badly performing applications. To define these standards for Titanium we have to start with CommonJS, as it plays a major role in the whole framework. This article by Boydlee Pollentine and Trevor Ward, authors of Appcelerator Titanium: Patterns and Best Practices, looks at best practices directly as they relate to the Titanium Mobile API itself, before diving into writing Titanium applications using CommonJS.
Read Titanium Best Practices in fullCreating mobile friendly themes
Creating mobile friendly themes will help the gallery switch seamlessly between different devices, landscape and portrait mode, and other device screen sizes. Responsive web design is a very powerful technique to style websites for various screen sizes. It allows you to provide CSS rules that are only applied when certain media queries match. Use this article by Nathan Van Gheem, authors of Instant Galleria How-to to modify settings for Galleria to utilize responsive web techniques.
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York City announce Benenden Healthcare as new main sponsors
3:10pm Thursday 14th June 2012 in Sport
Ashley Chambers models the new York City shirt, watched by chairman Jason McGill
YORK City's new main sponsors for their return to the Football League are Benenden Healthcare.
The York-based national company provide healthcare for workers in the public sector and they replace Pryers Solicitors as the Minstermen's main shirt sponsors.
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Hi Fellow Solos - this is my first cruise and I excited. Travelling solo with other solos will make this a spirited adventure. Any suggestions for things to bring/not bring? I saw the notes about decorating doors..anything else?
hello Solos! its almost that time for the Feb 3rd-10,2013 Olivia Cruise II i will be meeting up with my lil sister( best friend) who is from ALBUQUERQUE,NM so we can parrrtayy! i am from Texas and i am single! so anybody who wants to partay with us please dont be shy to approach us!
Great to see this - I'm coming solo and it's my first cruise of any kind. Will welcome any suggestions for the trip.
Also wondering if any other singles are coming from the Philly region.
Hey Gina,
That is so awsome! I met you on the Scandinavia/Russia trip last summer. We'll always have Red Square! Can't wait.
Hi Everyone!
My name is Gina and I just got the word that I will be the Solos Coordinator on this trip.... and I am beyond excited! My friend Val will also
share the awesome job of ensuring that your trip is the best. For those of you that have traveled as a solo you know what I mean.. To the new solo travelers, I promise this trip will be awesome.. The Solos group is open to those who are traveling without a partner on the trip.That can mean that you are single, or maybe not, but your partner could not make the trip.... Despite your status at home, you are welcome to join the group for all or some of the activities and meet new friends( I have been doing this a long time and that is pretty much a guarantee that you will meet new life-long friends)
We always have a blast, so please dont be shy...There will be a Solos table at the Port check in, so make sure you drop by the table, and we will give you all the info you need.. Cant wait to meet you all! Until then!


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Frank Ocean says people are wrong if they think he came out of the closet to promote his album. He tells GQ, "Some people said, 'He's saying he fell in love with a guy for hype.' As if that's the best hype you can get in hip-hop or black music. In black music, we've got so many leaps and bounds to make with acceptance and tolerance in regard to that issue. It reflects something just ingrained, you know."
When asked whether he considers himself "bi-sexual," Ocean responds, "You can move to the next question. I'll respectfully say that life is dynamic and comes along with dynamic experiences, and the same sentiment that I have towards genres of music, I have towards a lot of labels and boxes... I'm in this business to be creative."
Ocean says the media and his fans should be content with what he's shared with them so far and not try to label him one way or the other. "As a writer, as a creator, I'm giving you my experiences. But just take what I give you. You ain't got to pry beyond that. I'm giving you what I feel like you can feel... You can't feel a box. You can't feel a label. Don't get caught up in that [fear]. There's so much something in life."
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The BMW had reportedly been stolen by the man behind the wheel, who works as a valet at a nearby hotel.
Sûreté du Québec Sgt. Geneviève Bruneau would not confirm that information, but said police "are not denying it either." The driver pulled over shortly before the entrance to the Ville Marie Tunnel, she said, and there was no police chase involved.
The stretch of highway where the man was pulled over has a posted speed limit of 70 km/h.
The man's joyride earned him a $2,598 ticket and 42 demerit points, Bruneau said.
Excessive speeding "is something that has happened in the past," she added. "That's why we've introduced these much tougher laws."
On a first offence, officers have the power to impose stiff fines and double the amount of demerit points normally given, Bruneau said, and can suspend the offender's licence immediately for seven days.
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But is there still time in the school day for it?Research on the importance of cursive writing is mixed. Because not all students have access to computers at school, kids do most work there in handwriting, according to Steve Graham, an education professor at Vanderbilt University. Studies show that legibility makes a difference. When researchers had student work graded in both typed and written form, the paper's legibility affected the grade.
"If your handwriting is not legible then you will pay a price," Graham said.
But whether the handwriting is printed or written in cursive may not matter, he said. "Do we need to teach two different kinds of script? In a day in which the curriculum is very crowded, you can see why people are asking whether we need to teach both," Graham said.
When he studied what happened to students' handwriting later in their school careers, he found that the students who mixed cursive and print generally were faster than those who stuck to one form or the other.
Throughout the country, he said, most teachers are still teaching cursive in third grade.
But others believe that the new national common core standards -- which put a greater emphasis on learning different forms of writing, such as research papers, persuasive writing and creative writing -- will force teachers to make hard decisions about what is going to be sacrificed. As long as students are able to write in some form, whether cursive or block letters, they will be fine, researchers believe.
"The common core is going to force some very difficult decisions about how much time is going to be spent on teaching handwriting," Graham said. "You can bet people are going to look at efficiency."
Chiki, from the National Council of Teachers of English, said, "As long as they get their thoughts on paper, as long as they have voice in their writing, as long as they have the grammar (correct), it doesn't matter."
At 10 years old, Darius Riley doesn't mind learning cursive. And the girl across the table from him with near-perfect penmanship, Katherine Castillo, likes cursive "because it is a different way to write."
Their teacher writes almost exclusively in cursive and Nancy Fagan, the principal of Highlandtown Elementary and Middle School No. 215, is still in the camp that believes it should be taught.
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Our talented Chefs have whipped up a batch of recipes to inspire your holiday gift-making. Through the months of November and December, look for fun recipes for a variety of sewing levels and for all types of recipients. The gift recipes are classified by difficulty level: the "Easy" recipes take about 30 minutes to make, the "Moderate" recipes will take you about an hour, and the "Ambitious" recipes will take a couple of hours. All bets are off when it comes to quilts, though, so if you are inspired by one of the quilting recipes this month, maybe think about giving it to your loved one next Christmas. ;)
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I'm in full Christmas sewing mode right now, so I'm happy to get some fun new ideas - thank you!!!!!!!!
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I'm looking forward to it...got a fabric stash to use and small budget for christmas this year
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Is there anyway to condense the recipes so there are not so many pages to print?
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We are impatiently waiting for anything Moda to come out!
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I'm creating as fast as I can, but there's always time for a few more ideas! Bring'em on!
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I have a small budget too, so people are getting handmade items. Thanks for giving us ideas!
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This should help me completemy Christmas list!
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Love it! I need some ideas right now.
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Wow, all look beautiful and want to get one.
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WSB-TV reports the Atlanta-based marching band is among 55 from across the U.S. that will march and play Monday in the inaugural parade that goes from the Capitol to the White House.
The band plans to give a nod to its home state by performing "Living In America" by Georgia native James Brown.
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Sleeps 7 + cot. Dog by arrangement. Friday arrival day.
About this Godshill Holiday Cottage; An attached period cottage dating from the late 1700's set within quiet New Forest countryside with a private garden and raised patio. This large holiday cottage is very light and airy with traditional country chic; it sleeps 7 adults with lovely views from the bedrooms. Comfortably furnished in an antique style, Oak Cottage provides Real Country Living with an Aga, terracotta tiled kitchen and inglenook fireplace. The ponies like to gather at the kitchen window to keep an eye on proceedings; they are also keen on an afternoon snooze under the front porch, so best to use the garden gate and back door; you wouldn't want to disturb them! Dogs love Oak Cottage - the forest stretches out literally from the door step.
'Delightful in every way. Best cottage we have stayed in. Warm, pretty, dogs welcome, working Aga, wonderfully situated, helpful housekeeper, tremendous walks on doorstep, great real local pub at Wood Green with very good food. Plenty of hot water, good showers, utility room for feeding cleaning dogs etc. Mr. A. E. West Sussex.
Location: The cottage is set in the most idyllic of locations, in the quieter and lesser known part of the New Forest. The small town of Fordingbridge is within 3 miles and the Cathedral City of Salisbury 11 miles. Godshill is five minutes drive from the village of Wood Green which has a brilliant community shop featuring delicious local produce and a village pub serving good food. The route takes you past some spectacular far reaching views across the winding Avon river valley. Horse riding, fishing, and many other recreational activities are all close to the cottage and with fabulous walking country right on the doorstep. The beaches of Highcliffe Castle and Bournemouth are within easy reach, as is the Solent coastline, Lymington and Beaulieu. Click 'On your doorstep - the local area' above to get the local low down.
Ground Floor;
- Drawing room, with triple aspect, fireplace with woodburning stove and beamed ceiling. Sky TV, DVD
- Open plan kitchen has a dishwasher, electric hob and oven, Aga, under counter freezer box, small size fridge, microwave.
- Utility room, larder style fridge, washing machine and butlers sink.
- Dining area and conservatory with views over the hills beyond the garden.
- Coakroom with WC and basin.
First Floor: Galleried landing;
- Main bedroom, double bed, wardobe, chest, ensuite shower room.
- Double bedroom, wardrobe, chest. Large sky lights for watching the stars.
- Twin bedroom with forest views.
- Small bedroom with 4ft wide bed, chest, garden views.
- Family bathroom, bath, shower cubicle.
Outside you will find a south facing patio with garden furniture. The lower garden is accessed by steps and is attractively laid out with lawn, shrubs and flower beds.
Bed linen and towels supplied, could Mums bring their own cot bedding please.
High chair, travel cot and stairgate on request.
A dog accepted by arrangement with a £30 charge per booking. Up to two small dogs.
The owner respectfully requests no smoking guests only. Arrival Time 4.00pm Departure Time 10.00am.
Features of this cottage include:
- Character property
- Peaceful location
- Beautiful forest views
- 2 double bedrooms, one is en suite
- 1 single bedroom, 1 twin bedroom
- Family bathroom
- WC and utility room, large larder style fridge, belfast sink.
- Open plan kitchen, Aga, gas hob, electric over, dishwasher, small freezer and fridge. Microwave.
- Conservatory style dining room
- Beamed drawing room, fireplace, woodburner
- Travel cot, stairgate, highchair
- South facing patio
- Enclosed lower lawned garden
- Bed linen and towels supplied
- Central heating
- Pet by arrangement
Forest walking: Fabulous walking country starts right from the door step, whether for a half an hour gentle stroll or a serious ramble.
Nearest little shop: The village community shop in Wood Green village about 5 minutes drive from the cottage,featuring locally produced food.
Recreation: There are two riding stables in the vicinity - Arness Farm and Fir Tree Farm. Two top class golf courses - Hamptworth and Bramshaw, combined with fishing on the Avon, forest life doesn't get much better.
In addition, a Holiday Park is located within two miles distance that offers bike hire, their indoor and outdoor pool are available to non residents outside the school holidays. At the same location, you will find the Tempus Spa, which offers holistic treatments and massage.
Local Shopping: The small riverside town of Fordingbridge is about two miles away, offering a selection of independent shops, banks, Post Office and chemist plus a supermarket on the High Street.
Nearest Towns: Ringwood, Salisbury and Bournemouth are all within a 40 minute drive.
Nearest railway stations: Southampton Central, Salisbury, Brockenhurst.
Local Eating: a few minutes drive to Wood Green village & the Horse and Groom. Just a bit beyond wood Green, The Bat & Ball at Breamore. A short dirve to The Three Lions at Stucton or the riverside George Inn at Fordingbridge.
Any questions?
Call us on +44 (0)845 680 0173 or simply contact us
Cottage summary
- Max number of guests 7 + cot
- 2 Double bedrooms
- 1 Twin bedroom
- 1 Single bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- Dogs by arrangement
- Friday start day for weekly holidays
- Friday start day for weekend breaks
- Monday start day for mid-week breaks
"We had a marvellous holiday. The cottage was super and the location was perfect. We would love to stay there again. Thank you.
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Creating cinemagraphs with Final Cut Pro and Motion
What are cinemagraphs? In this article we show you a recent broadcast feature made up entirely of cinemagraphs and we also look at how they are made using FCP and Motion.
Animating text in Motion 5 using a custom made behavior and keyframes
You would think that from the title of the article that this new episode of MacBreak Studio is covering the basics on behaviors. You would be wrong as it gets complex and very interesting very quickly.
Budget lens flares and anamorphic streaks with the $49 Flarelight plugin from PHYX
Light flares and anamorphic streaks are very popular. This new plugin from PHYX won't break the bank at $49, but it will get you those light effects on your video.
What is better when animating in Motion - Behaviors or Keyframes?
It's back to basics again in this episode of MacBreak Studio. Mark and Steve take a look at using behaviors to animate an object instead of keyframes.
Three free handy plugins for Final Cut Pro 7 and FCPX from Andy Mees
It's certainly new plugin Monday here on FCP.co and we have to thank Andy Mees for releasing three free plugins to download. They all work on FCP7 & FCPX, Motion, Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.
Apple update Final Cut Pro X, Motion, Compressor and the ProApps Quicktime Codecs
Apple have announced updates to Final Cut Pro to 10.0.8, Motion to 5.0.7 and Compressor to 4.0.7. There's also an update to the ProApps Codecs for Quicktime to 1.0.2
Working with keyframes in Motion on MacBreak Studio
Motion as a graphics tool is very powerful when using behaviors, but there are times when objects need to be keyframed. This new episode of MacBreak Studio is all about keyframing.
Dashwood release the Editors Essentials Plugin Suite
Dashwood Cinema Solutions has released a collection of effects and generators called the Editors Essential Plugin Suite. Also in this story you will see the coolest thing happening in FCPX this week!
How to retime generators in FCPX by using compound clips
We love MacBreak Studio here on FCP.co, so much we are actually suggesting episodes! This week the boys look at how to retime Motion Generators in Final Cut Pro X
Saving favourite effects in Final Cut Pro X on MacBreak Studio
One of the features lacking in FCPX is the ability to save favourite effects just like our much loved FCP7 was able to. This new episode of MacBreak Studio shows us a workaround that works, for the majority of the time anyway.
The FCPX ecosystem is big, but not big enough to go unspotted if you are copying products
A sad day in the Final Cut Pro X ecosystem as a row has broken out over the copying, publishing and selling of a copyrighted product. We won't go into the exact details here, but we will comment on the growing problem of copyright violation.
Why the top of the range 27 inch iMac might be having problems with FCPX
We have had reports in from a few sources that the top of the range iMac has had problems when running Final Cut Pro X and Motion. Surely the machine must have enough horsepower, what is going on?
Final Cut Pro X and Motion5 tutorial roundup
We feature many new products here on FCP.co, but we thought it was time to post a range of new free tutorials for FCPX and Motion5 that have been published so far this year. Lots in there for Final Cut Pro X and Motion.
Moving motion paths in Motion and FCPX in MacBreak Studio
After a run of media management tips, it is good to see Steve and Mark back to the creating side of things. This week they are looking at moving a keyframed motion path without moving keyframes. Does that make sense?
Media managing Motion templates on MacBreak Studio
Good to see Steve Martin and Mark Spencer back in their normal chromakey studio after being in their acoustically lined box for the last season of MacBreak Studio. This time they are looking at media managing Motion files.
Apple update Final Cut Pro to 10.0.7 Motion to 5.0.6 and Compressor to 4.0.6
A slightly unexpected but welcome early Christmas present, Apple have updated FCPX, Motion and Compressor. No new features though, mainly just bug fixes.
Boris FX publish a 30 day free beta of their Continuum Complete plugins for FCPX
One of the oldest plugin writers for FCP, Boris FX, has updated Continuum Complete for Final Cut Pro X. You can download and use the free beta for 30 days, but there is a sting in the tail. (Or wallet!)
CoverFlux the free iTunes style slideshow plugin now updated for FCPX and Premiere Pro
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The District made a series of commitments regarding its own public buildings that demonstrate leadership from the top -- among them completing energy audits of all public buildings, implementing retrofits for its largest office building, building all new facilities to the LEED Silver or higher standard, and investing at least $4 million in the next five years on energy-efficiency measures.
Additionally, the District has a long-term commitment to energy-efficiency programs and policies that support the Better Buildings Challenge, including:
- An energy-benchmarking regulation that will require public disclosure of building performance for more than 3,000 commercial and residential buildings;
- The newly established Sustainable Energy Utility (SEU), a one-stop shop for the District's energy-efficiency solutions and resources; and
- Active development of energy-efficiency-financing tools and products that will provide at least $225 million in competitively priced capital to commercial owners over the next nine years to fund energy efficiency improvements.
Sustainable DC is an initiative led by the D.C. Office of Planning (OP) in partnership with the District Department of the Environment (DDOE) to define a strategy to make the District of Columbia the most sustainable city in the country. The District is already a national sustainability leader in significant areas, including first in purchasing green renewable power, second in LEED-certified buildings, and first in bike-sharing participation. The city is looking to boost achievement in a range of areas, including waste management, food production, renewable energy, alternative transportation, water quality, climate protection and creation of green jobs for District residents.
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MANCHESTER — Granite United Way's Emerging Leaders Society (ELS) will hold a networking event, "A Night at the Ballpark with ELS," this week to introduce young professionals with an interest in philanthropy and service.
The group will gather for an hour of networking and socializing Wednesday at the Strange Brew Tavern in Manchester beginning at 5:30 p.m., then move to Northeast Delta Dental Stadium to watch the New Hampshire Fisher Cats face the Reading Phillies at 7 p.m.
The event is sponsored by the Manchester Police Patrolman's Association.
Through this initiative, United Way is looking to introduce, engage and educate the next generation of donors to United Way's work and philanthropy.
It will offer interactive professional networking events, hands-on volunteering opportunities and innovative leadership trainings geared toward up-and-coming young professionals and philanthropists in the Manchester area.
"This is another exciting opportunity for young philanthropic professionals in the community to join forces and collaborate to strengthen our community," said Jessica Soucy, a co-chair for the event.
Members of ELS are 20 to 40 years of age and work in diverse fields at a variety of companies and organizations. Individuals who give a minimum of $156 and 12 hours of volunteer time annually to Granite United Way will also enjoy added benefits and access to exclusive events throughout the year.
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Osteopathy, more commonly referred to as osteopathic medicine in the U.S., is not a modality, but rather a system of healthcare. It considers the whole body and focuses on preventive care. The osteopathic concept is essentially that any observable alteration in the normal anatomy is a sign that disease is present and that correction of this abnormality would resolve or improve the disease's effects.
Thus, osteopathy is first and foremost a philosophy. The manual approaches and techniques that are used in the application of this philosophy are extremely varied. There are really no "osteopathic techniques," but rather numerous manual approaches and techniques that were developed by osteopaths and are applied from an osteopathic perspective. Generally, the free normal flow and actions of nerves, arteries, veins, lymphatics, and cerebrospinal fluid are addressed in an osteopathic evaluation and treatment.
A visit to a doctor of osteopathy (DO) can be much like a visit to a traditional MD, with some exceptions. Since DOs take a holistic approach to working with patients, a DO may ask the client about his or her physical condition and lifestyle. A hands-on physical examination is also conducted. One technique, Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), involves the use of the DO's hands to diagnose injury and illness, giving special attention to the joints, bones, muscles, and nerves.
Because osteopathy is a healthcare system rather than a modality, its uses and applications are varied. Generally, many patients initially seek osteopathic care for aches [3], pains [4], strains, sprains, headaches [5], and other common musculoskeletal problems.
However, since there are numerous evaluation and manual treatment approaches, many health problems can be and have been successfully addressed with osteopathic manipulation. Studies have shown positive effects with the following conditions:
There are few, if any, absolute contraindications to osteopathic manipulation, however, it is important for both the osteopath and the client to use common sense. Osteopathic manipulative treatment itself has no potential side effects other than temporary soreness for a day or two after therapy.
You should generally avoid vigorous types of manipulation (for example, thrust-type maneuvers or lymphatic pumps) if you have certain conditions, such as bone cancer [9], bone or joint infection, or severe osteoporosis, as it could cause trauma to the bone or internal organs. Otherwise, almost any person can potentially benefit from osteopathic evaluation and treatment.
Issues of controls, blinded studies, and "sham" manipulation represent research challenges. Also, funding and obtaining large population studies have been ongoing issues since the beginning of the profession.
Traditionally, research in osteopathic manipulation has been in small studies, but has often shown positive results and promise as an intervention for patients in both outpatient and inpatient scenarios. Additionally, children and the elderly seem to be significant populations that can benefit from osteopathic manipulative treatment.
Osteopathic practitioners complete a four-year training program followed by an internship and usually a residency. In the U.S., there are state, national, and specialty licensing and examination requirements. For osteopaths trained outside the U.S., there are varying levels and requirements of training, examination, and licensing.
U.S.-trained and licensed DOs can practice in all medical specialties, prescribe medicine, and perform surgery.
The World Osteopathic Health Organization is attempting to standardize regulation of osteopathic manipulative medicine. However, this organization is in its infancy and any substantial standardization is a long way off.
If you are seeking an osteopathic physician as your primary-care provider, begin by looking for a board-certified practitioner. Referrals from other physicians or your local medical association can help point you in the right direction. Friends and family members who have worked with an osteopath are also good sources for referrals. It's also good practice to arrange an initial appointment to see if you are comfortable with a particular DO's personality and style of practice.
American Academy of Osteopathy [10]
American Osteopathic Association [11]
Canadian Academy of Osteopathy & Holistic Health Sciences [12]
Manual Medicine Diversity: Research Pitfalls and the Emerging Medical Paradigm [13]
OSTMED®: The Osteopathic Literature Database [14]
The Cranial Academy [15]
The History of Osteopathic Medicine Virtual Museum [16]
[1] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/sites/default/files/images/thumbnails/gl0002.jpg
[2] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/glossary/3#term30
[3] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/migraine
[4] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/back-pain
[5] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/headaches
[6] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/arthritis
[7] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/irritable-bowel-disorders
[8] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/explore-healing-practices/holistic-pregnancy-childbirth
[9] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/cancer
[10] http://www.academyofosteopathy.org/
[11] http://www.osteopathic.org/
[12] http://www.cao-hhs.org/
[13] http://www.meridianinstitute.com/ceu/ceu22ost.html
[14] http://www.ostmed-dr.com/
[15] http://www.cranialacademy.org/
[16] http://history.osteopathic.org/
[17] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/irritable-bowel-syndrome
[18] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/promo-tiles/choosing-integrative-healthcare
[19] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/promo-tiles/find-good-provider
[20] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/promo-tiles/resources-integrative-health


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LLM, Master's & Diploma Admissions – Timetable & Deadlines
The University of New Hampshire School of Law has rolling admissions and begins reviewing applications as soon as they become complete. Once an application becomes complete, the applicant should receive a decision from the Admissions Committee within two to four weeks. The University of New Hampshire School of Law encourages applicants to apply at their earliest convenience. Notification is first made electronically and then by post.
International Students: Deadline for International Grants
Although UNH School of Law Graduate Programs has rolling admissions and there is no deadline to apply, we urge international students to apply early. International applicants are eligible for International Grants. Priority will be given to individuals who apply before April 1 for the fall term and September 1 for the spring term. To be considered for an International Grant, applicants must request an International Grant under the Financial Assistance Section in the application. No International Grant is available for the Diploma program.
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Eagles' GM Roseman retained, praised by Lurie
PHILADELPHIA — Howie Roseman has been the Philadelphia Eagles' general manager for three seasons, but has been getting paychecks from the organization for nearly as long as Andy Reid.
Three years isn't a long GM tenure, but it's as long or longer than plenty of men who have held and lost that title over the years. It offers a track record, one in which owner Jeff Lurie claims he has taken note.
When the Eagles finished a 4-12 season with a 42-7 butt-whupping at the hands of the Giants Sunday, it put the finishing touches on a decision Lurie essentially knew was coming since Thanksgiving: Reid's goose was cooked.
However, as inevitable as Lurie considered the demise of the Reid Era, he was equally certain that Roseman should be spared. Why?
"A lot of analysis has taken place over the last 12 months," Lurie said Monday during a 32-minute press conference, "and the information hasn't been reported properly because it hasn't been communicated properly.
"What I had to do was look at the 2010, 2011, 2012 drafts and offseasons. I really wanted to evaluate everything ... and I came to the conclusion that the person who was providing by far the best talent evaluation in the building was Howie Roseman."
According to Lurie — and confirmed by Roseman — after two years of having a front office run in a very legislative style in 2010-11, the owner made a decision following the 2011 season to "streamline" the process and give Roseman far more say in personnel matters. In Lurie's opinion, most of the moves responsible for this season were due to personnel choices made before Roseman had that pull, and were not moves made at his urging.
That seems to take Roseman off the hook for many of the draft failures in 2010 and 2011, when the draft board he developed was markedly different than the one the organization took into the war room and used to make choices like Danny Watkins, Jaiquawn Jarrett and Brandon Graham in the top two rounds.
Lurie said he was "encouraged" by what he saw from the 2012 draft choices. That draft board had a far more striking resemblance to Roseman's wish list. However, Roseman made it clear that Reid always cast the largest shadow on personnel decisions, even last spring.
"I've never had final say in football operations," Roseman said. "That's been clear with Coach (Reid). I did not have final say in 2012. ... They gave me an opportunity to lead the process, as opposed to just being a part of the process." Continued...
However, with Reid gone and Roseman staying and joining Lurie in the search for a new coach, this becomes clear: Roseman no longer has someone of greater tenure tamping his opinion when it comes to personnel choices. While Lurie stressed that the next head coach will report directly to him about team matters, the fact that Roseman remains after a 4-12 season underscores his clout ... for now.
"Listen, our season we just went through, it's unacceptable," Roseman said. "Whatever has happened here, it's not good enough for the fans. We're not happy about it, we're not happy about the chemistry of the team. I'm not going to shirk the responsibility. It's going to stop. ... We are going to get to the bottom of the things that didn't work, and we're going to get better."
Roseman's first job in the post-Andy Reid era was to meet with players Monday morning, during which he grilled them about the chemistry issues both he and several players mentioned as catalysts for the 4-12 debacle.
"They felt like we needed to have guys who felt better about everyone around them," Roseman said of his chats with players. "That's going to be a goal of ours. We want to put together guys who really love to play together and have each other's back.
"A lot of these players are hurting. For a lot of them, all they know is Andy and the coaches we have here. So, for them and me, you're talking about someone who had a big impact on their lives. When they look back at it, they want to make sure they don't feel like this again."
"Nobody thought we had bad people, getting in trouble off the field. Sometimes people just don't fit together perfectly ... But again, you're 4-12. It's not just chemistry."
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"My goal is not to chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance. My goal is how do we grow the economy, put people back to work, and if we do that we are going to be bringing in more revenue," he said.
Obama rejected a proposal put forth by Rep. Paul Ryan Tuesday that would balance the budget in 10 years, saying the Republican House member's plan "slashes deeply" at programs like Medicaid.
"We're not gonna balance the budget in 10 years because if you look at what Paul Ryan does to balance the budget, it means that you have to voucher-ize Medicare, you have to slash deeply into programs like Medicaid, you've essentially got to — either tax — middle-class families a lot higher than you currently are, or you can't lower rates the way he's promised," the president told ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
"So it's really, you know, it's a reprise of the same legislation that he's put [out] before."
"If we controlled spending and we have a smart entitlement package, then potentially what you have is balance — but it is not balance to, on the backs of the poor, the elderly, students who need student loans, families that have disabled kids. That is not the right way to balance," he said.
The president is in the midst of busy week, during which he will meet with groups of lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Earlier Tuesday he met with Senate Democrats, and Wednesday he meets with House Republicans, and Thursday he will cap off his meetings with a visit with Senate Republicans.
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Titel | Gender and Water Alliance Progress Report 2009 |
Corp. auteur | Gender and Water Alliance |
Jaar | 2010 |
Uitgever | GWA |
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Pagina's | 57 |
Organisatie | Gender and water Alliance |
Onderwerp | Environment and Natural Resources |
Trefwoorden | gender, human rights, sanitation, water |
Samenvatting | Gender and Water Alliance Progress Report for the year 2009. The Gender and Water Alliance (GWA) was established at the Second World Water Forum (WWF) in March 2000. The mission of GWA is to promote women's and men's equitable access to and management of safe and adequate water, for domestic supply, sanitation, food security and environmental sustainability. The provision of sustainable water and sanitation services that incorporate an integrated water resources management approach requires a special emphasis and focus on gender, social justice and human rights. GWA believes that equitable access to and control over water is a basic right for all, as well as a critical factor in promoting poverty eradication and sustainability. |
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Is there NO reason to use a PKP or MG36 over the L86.
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I don't know why this isn't disscussed more often, but don't we see a complete outclass of weapons here? Bascially the PKP and MG36 have NO point in existing in this game.
Heres why the L86 is better than either the PKP or MG36:
Lower recoil
Faster reloads
Higher RPM
NO recoil when given the thermal sight
Better iron sight
PKP and MG36 advantages?
40 damage up close instead of 38, so only 2 more damage, same damage long range(35), and that 2 more damage doesn't change the bullets needed to kill. Yep that sounds like a tiny and useless advantage.
Now let me make this clear. I am NOT asking for IW to nerf the L86. I can understand maybe removing the zero recoil with the thermal sight, but it is a very balanced weapon when compared to all the weapons in the game. What I AM asking for is for IW to give the PKP and MG36 some sort of buff, you know a valid reason to use them over the L86. My ideas on how to fix them would be to:
Give the MG36 lower recoil, 85% run speed and a 3.5 second aim speed.
Give the PKP lower recoil and give it a torso multiplier that is just high enough so it can kill in two hits in the torso or head before damage drop off. Also fix the issue of sway being increased and made unresetable when it has the grip attachment on.
You guys have any ideas on how to fix these guns?
Also think they should bumb down the recoil on the M60 just a tad.
i think the PKP is better since it just feels better, and i like the ironsight better.
Yes I agree, it does feel better than the L86. I think the iron sight is just plain obstructive if you ask me though. But my point here is that we have a total outclass of weapons here with no reason for the PKP or MG36 existing in this game. A guns feel is not part of balance.
I personally like the feel of the MG36 better and the PKP has the most wide open iron sights of all LMGs. When it comes down to LMGs, I feel like they are all interchangable. I don't see a large difference between any of them, and I think they're all viable options if you like using LMGs. I think it just has more to do with personal preferance more than anything else.
I think the only LMG's worth using is the MG36 and the M60 but that's just me.
L86 is a magnificent weapon. I definitely agree that it outclasses the PKP and MG36.
Ok mate, first off the LMG's were all buffed not that long ago, each gun can kill in 3 rounds from any distance even if silenced. The M60 got an extra buff in that it kills in 2 rounds close range..
Sadly i read/watched a vid a few days ago that they were all being nerfed again.. Fcuk knows why since even with the buff they dont dominate the battleground in any shape or form.. Nothing can take that title from the gAyCR / MPo0f7
Personally i think the PKP is a beast and out off all the LMGs its the one i have gold (best looking gold gun in the game hands down) chuck a grip, silencer on it with specialist pack and just let rip.. The L86 is very good but for me it just doesnt perform as well...
If you want a suggestion on how to fix them, then get onto the devs asap before they implement the nerf's which are due.. I've got my lmgs 99% gold so if they do nerf them i wont have any reason to use them anyway.
What you read was incorrect. They did accidently remove the buff from the stats, but it never actually got removed from the game. It was an error and I think its since been fixed
As far as I know that buff never went through in private matches. So if the article/post you read said they tested it in a private match, thats why. Someone from IW tweeted this recently, I can go find it for you or you can search yourself if you're interested
So they made the buff for private games but it wasnt applied to public lobbies.. Wtf!!
Im sure it was a tmartn vid that i watched shouwing the buff.. It was a while ago, cant really remember.
LOL if ive been using the lmgs thinking they were more powerfull, going by my gun stats the pkp is the best for my k/d at 2.85 next is the l86.
Let me begin by saying the 2 hits the M60 gets was not from a buff. Thats the way since its been since launch day. Second, the nerf that happened is now fixed and LMGs are back to their normal buffed status. And again like I said, a guns feel is opinional and is NOT part of balance. The fact is whatever you would do with a PKP or MG36 you would do better with a L86. That not the way it should be and is a error that IW needs to correct. And if you never used a L86 with thermal and rapid fire I highly suggest you see this death laser for yourself.
i feel like there is no reason to use a LMG in this game the still takes like 3-4 hit markers and u run super slow and u still get out shot by every sub and AR
Actually, IMO, the L86 is one of the best weapons in the game when you have thermal and a silencer. It's what I use to counter snipers (since I hate them). It's a perfect combo to spot those campers from a distance and mow them down.
This being said, don't use this combo on Dome or a map that small and expect to do well- it's great for long lines of site and large maps like Interchange, Mission and Bakarra.
Put the speed proficency on the LMG along with quickdraw and stalker and you have a great combo that is fun to use on large maps.
I have the L86 gold now and would agree it is the better choice between the PKP and MG36 the rate of fire let me win more gunfights than I have with the PKP
Also, the RELOAD TIME for the L86 is SUPERIOR!!! This way you don't have to use SOH and can use BLIND EYE PRO instead and shoot down enemy air support without a stinger. Works great for team support role. Other Lmgs take 8 seconds compared to 3.5 for the L86 and MG36.
MG36 looks cooler. I'll keep using that.
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...Bascially the PKP and MG36 have NO point in existing in this game...
The PKP Pecheneg and the MG36 are fun to use and add variety to the game. That's more important to me than weapon stats. lol
I don't consider adding guns that are completely outclassed by another gun "adding to the variety". Its just inflates the inventory to make it look bigger instead of actually adding to the variety of the game. Using a gun purely for its looks and sounds and going against stats is completely ignorant and will hurt your performance in the game.
You got a few things wrong there. First off the MG36 is the fastest reloading LMG in the game. Secondly, LMG's don't have any type of damage drop off. I tested this myself in a private match with the L86. If it did have 35 damage at range, I would need three headshots at long range, but I got a two headshot kill. The L86 also loses its fast reload with the Grip, making it a 5 second reload (same as MW2). Recognize that I haven't mentioned the PKP yet. This is because I agree with you about it. It has no recognizable outstanding feature among the LMG's that I can see. I don't believe they can hotfix the movement rate on any of the weapons as of right now, so the 85% movement probably won't happen.
The only plus for me with the L86 is it feels fast enough movement wise to not require the speed but once you whack speed and grip on the MG36 i'll always choose it over the L86 there's just something I don't cotton to with the L86.


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(Currently taking SPN 1121.) The online class is harder for Spanish 2. You have to be motivated because you pretty much have to teach yourself the info. Personally, I like how MSL is organized. However, I do not like how the webcourses portion is organized. The good thing about Montalvo is if you ask her for help, she is easily accessible.
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The class isn't inherently easy, but the assistance you receive is very beneficial. You must take time to study on your own to get an A, but if you pay attention in class it should be a simple B. Don't pay attention, you will get a C or worse. Common sense, but for someone who took spn 2 6 years after spn 1, she made my world much easier.
Professor Montalvo is by the far the best spanish professor at UCF. She cares very much about her students and will go to great extents to see that you succeed. The class is challenging but if you do all the of the work assigned and attend class you will do great.
Nice teacher, very helpful, easy to understand and fair. She really wants you to enjoy learning the language. She is persistent though, when you calls on you, she expects you to answer, she will help you if you don't know but she doesn't just call on someone else (which is a good thing, cause it makes you prepare and study for class)!
She was so understanding and helpful!!!!! She really helped you learn the language, yes it was a lot of repeating exercises but it's what you needed.
I have mixed feelings about her as a teacher. Sometimes I really enjoy her and other times I feel like she gets annoyed when we ask questions. She always says "this is so easy it's just review" but yet the same few people are the only ones who participate in class. If you feel comfortable with this level of the language - it will be a breeze.
she is an ok professor. class is often times really boring because it takes an hr and a half to get through everyone to answer questions but otherwise the homework is really easy and the tests are reasonable as long as you look over the info before hand. there are 6 online discussion postings in webct as well as 9 chs of quia stuff to do. shes easy


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