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In order to ensure a stable & simple installation on your Windows PC environment, I would delete any older version of BlackBerry Desktop Manager, then re-boot the computer, once the main screen re-appears, now install this (official) version.
Plug in your BlackBerry Device via USB cable, and you see a bunch of pop ups messages (drivers are installing - do not remove device while this is happening.
When the BlackBerry Desktop Manager is finished, a messge will appear on bottom of software,Once everything seems good to go, click through DM to configure any settings you may wish to change when you connect your BlackBerry device, or BlackBerry Playbook.device driver software installed successfully
- I would highly recommend taking a quick peep inside the Loader App folder to see if there is any outstanding vendor.xml file(s) still hiding out in your computer.
- Computer>Local Disk (C >Program Files (x86)> Common Files> Research In Motion> App Loader> vendor.xml
- Computer>Local Disk (C > Users> (your user directory)> App Data> Roaming> Research In Motion> BlackBerry> Loader XML> vendor.xml
- How To search for & delete your vendor.xml file.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 239 diseños de 45 diseñadores freelance.
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I'm a freelance photographer dabbling in the world of sports photography. My site will be a photo portfolio with a simple, yet attractive design and very easy to navigate.
I have a web designer who will be re-doing my website but he needs a logo first to build around. Your logo, if selected, will be the foundation for the rest of the website design. Be creative! I want to be different from the other photography portfolios online!!
I do not have a color scheme, style or type in mind. You will have to be creative for me and allow me to offer my input to tailor the logo to my liking.
My target audience will be other photographers, photo editors, magazines, newspapers and people in the sporting world. This will be my portfolio of favorites and published work that will be posted for all to see. This web site will be used to entice people to hopefully hire me for sporting events.
Name: six-four photography
Website name: sixfourphoto.com
I'd prefer not to, but i'm open to having a reference to sports in the logo as well (ie; six-four sports photography).
If you are going to include the numerals 6 and 4 in the logo, please arrange them so that it can't be confused with the number sixty-four (64).
Logo: Looking for a different and catchy logo. I feel most photography portfolios have too simple of a logo and no level of uniqueness to them. I want something different, something that catches your eye, but not too catchy that it distracts from the photos. Remember, my goal is sports photography.
Business card: I'd like a business card using the logo as well. On the business card I'd want my website url (http://www.sixfourphoto.com) and my e-mail address (email@example.com).
Watermark: This should be a shrunken down version of the logo with some level of opacity to place on photos without distracting from the shot.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about this project!
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One of the tried and true clichés of professional wrestling is substance abuse by the performers. Be it prescription or recreational drugs, alcohol or anything else, not many wrestlers can honestly say they've never had a problem with addiction. Tammy Sytch is no different.
While most wrestling fans know her as Sunny, arguably the original WWE Diva, her sit-down interview with Sean Oliver in the newest edition of Breaking Kayfabe is definitely a sobering look into how quickly substance abuse can affect not only the abuser, but also how quickly it can change your relationships with everyone around that person. To her credit, Tammy doesn't blame her problems due to her drinking. She takes responsibility for her actions during all of the altercations.
According to Oliver, "It's the promise of this series that all the guests have maintained out of the ring lives that are infinitely more interesting than anything in the ring." With Sunny's five arrests, five stints in rehab and a restraining order all within the span of a few months in 2012, Oliver wasn't joking with his statement.
While Sytch does talk about her relationship with Chris Candido, including the affair she had with Shawn Michaels, the focus of the interview is on her recent legal troubles.
It should be noted that while Tammy appears to be speaking as truthfully as possible, there may be a chance not everything she talks about is the truth. At the beginning of the interview, she admits that, "One of the things I've always prided myself on is that every shoot interview I did was pretty much all bullshit." Personally, I believe she was telling the truth throughout this interview.
While other wrestlers battled addiction to painkillers or other illegal drugs, Tammy's vice of choice was alcohol. "Alcohol is a disease that makes you a very greedy person," Sytch said during the interview. "You don't think of anybody else's well-being." She did admit that since she was blacked-out a lot of the time, her memory of the incidents is still incomplete.
How bad did it get with her? In the span of a few days, Tammy went from moving in with her then-boyfriend Damien Darling to having a restraining order filed against her and locked up.
Tammy admits at the time she didn't learn her lesson. When her judge forbade Tammy from going back to Damien's place, what do you think was the first thing Sytch did when she was released on bail? In what can only be described as the plot of a bad comedy, not only did Tammy immediately go back to Damien's place, according to her just to get some clothes and her cell phone, but Damien's next door neighbour happened to be a cop.
What's truly sad about her story is how it affected her relationship with the WWE. Anyone familiar with WWE's Wellness Policy knows that even if a wrestler no longer works for the company, the WWE typically will cover the costs of rehab. Probably the person who has taken advantage of this policy the most is Scott Hall, who has been in and out of rehab at least a dozen times with the six-figure costs of the treatments being picked up by the WWE.
Sytch wasn't as lucky as Hall. While the WWE did pay for her treatments, she believes it more had to do with the WWE's image during Linda McMahon's political campaign. A few weeks after Linda's campaign failed, Sytch needed to go to a new treatment center. While the WWE did pick up the tab for the new place, rather than having her stay in a nice rehab center that costs about a thousand dollars a day, she was sent to the actual hospital where the movie Girl Interrupted was filmed. The costs of sending her there: about a hundred dollars a day.
(After that statement made its way to WWE, the company sent out this release to clarify the situation: "As part of the Former Talent Rehabilitation Program, WWE has sent Ms. Sytch to rehabilitation numerous times, with all costs covered by WWE. Unfortunately, Ms. Sytch has continued to make poor personal choices and is ultimately responsible for the consequences of these decisions. WWE has always provided rehabilitation at a certified treatment center, however, given Ms. Sytch's inability to change her lifestyle and successfully complete treatment, WWE will no longer fund her rehabilitation.")
During the interview, Sunny casually asks Sean if he knows of anyone who would be interested in purchasing her WWE Hall of Fame ring. According to Tammy, when she first was inducted in 2011, the ring always stayed on her finger, even when she was hospitalized. After the WWE's refusal to help her out, it appears as though Tammy can't even stand to look at it any more.
For those interested in learning about what's happened to Sunny over the past 10 years, this is definitely an interview worth watching. It's obvious, but expect lots of depressing moments. When you consider that Tammy is just one of five women to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame (including 2013 inductee Trish Stratus), it's sad to see what has happened to her.


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Boomers. They're part of the most significant demographic event in American history... a population explosion that rocked the nation between 1946 and 1964. They remember hula hoops, coonskin caps and have lived through a hurricane of social change.
Today, this largest and richest generation in history controls the US Presidency and Congress. And three quarters of fortune 500 CEOs are baby boomers. They are at the top, just as financial bottom has fallen out of many of their dreams.
Here we take a look at some of the most significant events to shape the lives of boomers, and some of the individual stories behind those events.
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Chamber Orchestra Concert this Sunday• November 29, 2011 Share:
The Wabash College Chamber Orchestra is pleased to present its annual December CWOC (Concert WithOut Carols) on Sunday, December 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lewis Salter Concert Hall in the Fine Arts Center.
Directed by Alfred Abel, the Chamber Orchestra's membership is drawn from the College, high schools, and the local community.
Abel describes Sunday's concert as "a wonderful program for the whole family to enjoy, with three orchestral classics guaranteed to please young and old alike."
The program includes "The Moldau," one of the most beloved pieces by the Czech composer Bedrich Smetana, depicting the river Moldau from its origin through the St. John's Rapids to its full majesty.
The concert also features two favorite masterworks by Beethoven: Incidental Music to "Egmont," a thrilling musical companion piece to Goethe's tragic opera of the same name, and the Symphony #6 "Pastoral," one of Beethoven's most appealing works, which was given a second lease on immortality in Walt Disney's classic animated masterpiece "Fantasia.
This concert is free and open to the public.


text: Days like today take me back; fog hanging low in the frost - flocked cottonwoods and willows along the river. Decoys set along the edge of the gravel bar next to the water of the South Fork. Brushing away the snow, and making a little nest among the trunks and roots of trees tossed by the river, into a pile on the bar.


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Indiana Masters in Information Security on Campus Degrees and Graduate Programs
Masters in Cyber Security on Campus Degrees and Graduate Programs Info
For the student who is drawn to the vast field of computer technology and are looking for a career-focused program, a Masters in Cyber Security, otherwise called Information Assurance and Information Security might be a great fit for you. Most Information Security Masters Programs are intended to provide students the structure, skills and knowledge to protect an organization's cyber incidents. The world is becoming increasingly supported by a cyberspace infrastructure, which enables many different forms of business models and enhanced communication. This also opens up various vulnerabilities such as network outages, compromised data, propagating computer viruses as well as threats to the security and welfare of communities.
If you have ever walked through security at an airport, had to call your bank to report a stolen credit card or had your email hacked into, you have witnessed the broad spectrum of Cyber Security in action. You are aware of the value of protecting your confidential data. Students can expect to study and be able to implement technical tools and managerial practices that can include training, access control, evidence collection, disaster recovery and business continuity planning. The abilities gleaned from an education in Masters in Information Security on Campus programs may help to prepare graduates for a wide variety of career options.
Some Masters of Science in Cyber Security focus on prevention, detection, countering and recovery from cyber incidents. Other masters of information security on campus programs may help prepare students for the demand in business and industry for computer security professionals with skills such as computer forensics, maintaining Internet security and training that can combat cyber terrorism.
- Cyberspace is the term used to describe all the data stored in a large computer or network represented as a three-dimensional model through which a virtual-reality user can move.[i]
- Science fiction author William Gibson coined the term cyberspace in 1982.[i]
- As many as 11 million people have been victimized by identity theft in a given year[ii]
Benefits of Campus Information Assurance and Cyber Security Masters
One of the benefits to on-campus study is that you have the opportunity to interact with your classmates and professors, potentially forming new social and professional networks. Some of your fellow students may become colleagues! Also, studying in a campus-based graduate program in Cyber Security means that you will have access to the University facilities, whether the libraries, laboratories, or athletic facilities and social services. Many find this traditional format of learning keeps them motivated and disciplined while facing the challenges of the program.
Masters in Information Security on Campus and Cyber Security Curriculum
One can expect that programs may differ from University to University, so it is always wise to clarify the different criteria and course requirements of each school. If you are pursuing your Masters as a step towards your Doctorate in Cyber Security, you may also have to check what is involved. Programs within the discipline of Information Security may have different emphases or concentrations, and some schools offer the option of pursuing dual degrees. For instance, some Master of Science in Cyber Security degrees may have related MBA or Information Technology programs, which may translate into different core courses and sequencing. Several of the subjects one might study in an online Master of Information Technology, Information Assurance and Security and Cyberspace depending on the concentration could include:
- Cyberspace/Cyber security
- Cyber-terrorism
- Computer Science
- Computer Security
- Data Preservation/
- Computer Forensics and Analysis
- Information Management
- Database Design
- Game Design and Development
- Healthcare Informatics
- Internet Security
- Web Design
- Risk and Compliance
- Privacy In The Digital Age
Career Choices for Graduates With Masters in Information Security on Campus Degrees
Holding a Masters Degree in Cyber Security can prepare you for a range of career options; jobs at major firms are rarely entry-level.[ii] Unlike many careers in information technology, outsourcing data integrity or information security work will probably remain ill advised due to the laws, policies and limitations placed on businesses who have the access to this data[iii]. Graduates holding Masters Degree might find this education is a great preparation to be able to work as a private consultant, a manager, or for institutions that hold sensitive information such as banks, businesses and government. Some of the career paths might include:
- Computer Network Administrator
- Database Administrator
- Computer Network Architect
- Computer User Support Specialist
- Computer and Information Research Scientist
- Analysts
- Computer And Information Systems Managers
- Computer Security Specialist
- Project Manager
- Homeland Security, Department of Defense, National Security
- Department of Commerce
- Department of Energy
- Software Developer
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics is a vast source of information for salary expectations and other career inquiries. For a complete list of computer related careers, check out http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/naics3_541000.htm#15-0000
- When deciding on the right Masters program in Information Security for you, begin with the end career goal in mind. This will help you decide what level of education you need, what subjects you need to focus on, and what area you hope to gain employment in.
Ready to Major in Information Assurance?
We live in a society today that relies extensively on computer systems. Transportation, communication, banking and manufacturing all have a computerized infrastructure that can be vulnerable to attack from viruses, worms, hackers, and information bandits, and both businesses and governments need to keep their information safe.
Pursuing a Masters degree in Information Security can be an appealing academic path, especially if you are someone who has an analytical mindset and a background in computers or high technology. Information Assurance is one of the fastest growing fields in computer technology[ii], and holding a Masters in Cyber Security can potentially lead to a host of professional options for graduates. Start browsing through the different programs using the search tools on GradSchools.com and find an accredited Campus Cyber Security Master Degree Program that will help you accomplish your goals!
Sources: [i] dictionary.reference.com/browse/cyberspace | [ii] worldwidelearn.com/online-education-guide/technology/information-assurance-major.htm | [iii] myinfosecjob.com/2009/12/what-would-an-information-security-degree-offer-you/
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How will they get the four best rushers on the field considering only one (Michael Bennett) is really suited for the inside over a guard? Look for Cliff Avril at left end, Bennett inside over the center or a guard, Chris Clemons at the right end and Bruce Irvin playing the "spinner" role. The "spinner" stands up and moves during the snap count, meaning he could rush from anywhere.
Most NFL teams know Pete Carroll has run this scheme before, [and] one head coach is taking special notice: "That Seattle spinner package will be a major problem for teams visiting Seattle," the coach said. "The O-line has to constantly communicate about where the spinner is and where he might cross the line of scrimmage. It won't be easy up in that stadium and it's going to put a lot of stress on the offensive line."
After watching him for a year, he showed tremendous versatility," Carroll told me about Irvin's ability to potentially present the entire package. "We were wondering if he would be able to move around a little bit and he's doing it really well. He's had no problem. He had a really good off season, he's studied and he did really well on the OTAs, and he looks really comfortable. It allows us to still use him as an outside rusher, just like we had done before. Use him in coverage sometimes, and try to put him in position to really take advantage of his overall ability. So we are really excited about this transition. It's just a matter of growing and encompassing more responsibility, and he's doing that really well."


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Snowmobiling is sort of like riding a motorcycle on snow, and many would argue a lot more fun. Driving through a silvery forest on a beast of a machine gives a rush that gets people hooked.
The wintry wilderness is every bit as magical as stories make it out to be, and a roaring engine between your legs brings a whole new aspect to entering it. Whisking through snowy scenery is accessible during all six winter months, but the most favoured time is the spring with long sunny days that bring out the best of the immense natural beauty along the routes.
The best way to get into snowmobiling is to take a guided tour. First-timers will be given a driving lesson, which is pretty straightforward: throttle on the right hand, brake on the left. With normal anticipatory driving, the brake is rarely needed. Experienced drivers might want to rent a snowmobile on their own. If heading out unguided, make sure you're familiar with the route and can properly handle your vehicle, as the most tempting racer skidoos are too powerful and risky for casual drivers.
Depending on location, winter in Finland begins in November and can last up to five months, with temperatures ranging from a balmy zero to a lung-freezing minus 35.
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PS22 Covers Whitney Houston's 'The Greatest Love of All'
Students at PS22 in Staten Island paid tribute to the late, great Whitney Houston by singing a beautifully touching rendition of one of the belter's biggest ballads, 'The Greatest Love of All.'
While most people associate Houston with the record-breaking, chart-topping smash 'I Will Always Love You,' her earliest signature hit was this anthem about learning to love yourself. So it's particularly poignant for a bunch of young children (who performed for CNN's Piers Morgan) to absorb these powerful lyrics.
The boys and girls sound like absolute cherubs, with both a male and female soloist — Kahlil and Kiarah respectively — singing over these full, angelic harmonies. K + K had little time to prepare, but you'd never guess it from how beautifully they sang. They have a veteran-like control of their powerful voices.
The seated members of the choir sway back and forth in unison and put their hands over their hearts while singing. Their expressive gestures are simple and keep in line with the accessible beauty of the song.
Whitney Houston's legacy lives on, thanks to her music and touching renditions of it, such as this one.
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Thad Viers, a former state representative from Horry County and a one-time front-runner for this area's newly-created 7th Congressional District seat, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on 14 felony charges related to helping an associate hide assets in a road construction project.
The indictment, filed Thursday, accuses Viers of 12 counts of engaging in monetary transactions involving proceeds from criminal activities and one charge of money laundering. Viers also is accused of making false statements to an IRS criminal investigator.
The charges carry a combined maximum sentence of 145 years in prison. Viers, 36, is scheduled for an arraignment hearing at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 28 at the federal courthouse in Florence.
Viers could not be reached for comment on Thursday.
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According to the indictment, Viers helped Marlon Weaver — owner of construction and paving company Weaver Co. Inc. —hide assets from Safeco Insurance Co. of America related to a paving project on I-95.
Safeco issued a surety bond on the project but required Weaver to reimburse the company if it suffered any losses. After Weaver defaulted on the I-95 contract, he backdated documents to make it appear as if he had previously transferred his interests in a marina and an investment company to his daughters, according to the indictment.
Weaver then mailed those documents to Safeco, the indictment states. Weaver previously pleaded guilty to money laundering charges but has not been sentenced. Safeco lost $6 million because of Weaver's default.
The indictment states that Viers, a former attorney, made 12 withdrawals totaling $524,000 from his law firm's trust account between Jan. 27, 2011 and Oct. 4, 2011. Viers knew the money he was withdrawing came from Weaver's illegal activities, according to the indictment.
The indictment also states that Viers conspired with Weaver and former Baptist preacher Archie Evans between September 2009 and October 2011 to help Weaver hide assets from Safeco.
Evans was sentenced last months to seven years in prison for running a Ponzi scheme that stole money from Tilly Swamp Baptist Church parishioners and others. Evans' investment company, Gold & Silver LLC, is where Weaver hid some of his money, according to the indictment.
Viers also lied to an IRS investigator during a March 2 interview by claiming not to have any knowledge that Weaver was trying to hide assets from Safeco when, in fact, "Viers had agreed to assist Weaver in doing so," according to the indictment.
Viers is a 1995 graduate of Socastee High School and a 2007 graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law. He was a district field representative for former U.S. Congressman Henry Brown before winning the 2002 election for the District 68 seat in the state's House of Representatives. Viers, a Republican, was re-elected four times and ran for the newly created District 7 seat in the U.S. Congress in 2012.
Viers has had prior run-ins with the law, including one that derailed his run for the U.S. Congress. In January 2012, Viers was arrested on charges that he harassed a 28-year-old woman who was his ex-girlfriend. Viers dropped out of the 7th District race shortly after the arrest. Viers was suspended from his law practice in April 2012.
Earlier this year, Viers was sentenced in the harassment case to 60 days in jail to be served on weekends. Prosecutors dropped a stalking charge as part of a plea deal and a first-degree burglary charge also was dismissed, although prosecutors have the right to reinstate the charge if Viers bothers the woman again.
In 2006, Viers was charged with threatening to beat up a man who was dating his estranged wife. Viers pleaded no contest in that case and paid a $500 fine. Viers' lawyer in that case explained his client's behavior by saying Viers was "under the influence of love."


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What would be more horrifying than "locked-in" syndrome?
Numerous mass media outlets and blogs are reporting on the misdiagnosis of Rom Houben of being comatose for 23 years when he was really conscious, according to Belgian neurologist Steven Laureys, who has claimed for years to be able to treat patients allegedly in a persistent vegetative state with electric shocks and find that they were really in a minimally conscious state. Videos of Houben show him allegedly communicating via a keyboard which is pressed by a single finger on one hand--but his hand is being held by a facilitator, and he's not even looking at the keyboard. Some still photos show the facilitator looking intently at the keyboard, while Houben's eyes are closed.
James Randi observes that this looks just like the self-deception of Facilitated Communication that was promoted as a way to communicate with severely autistic people, and Marshall Brain at How Stuff Works seconds that conclusion.
I think it's a bit too fast to conclude that Houben's not conscious--brain scans could indeed have provided good evidence that he is. But what would be worse than having "locked-in syndrome"? Having somebody else purporting to speak for you with ideomotor-driven Facilitated Communication, while you were helpless to do anything about it.
I'd like to see some double-blind tests of Houben, where he's asked questions about events that occur when the facilitator isn't present, as well as fMRI results during the process of facilitation (since there are brain activation differences between active and passive activities, which have been used to study such things as the perception of involuntariness during hypnosis--it shows features of both active and passive movement). I'd also like to see further opinion on Laureys methodology and diagnosis--it seems he has significant self-interest in promoting this case.
UPDATE: Brandon Keim at Wired Science has finally asked the questions that those who have reported this in the mainstream media should have been asking.
Here's a 2001 review of the scientific literature on facilitated communication.
UPDATE: The video on this story shows the facilitator typing for him while his eyes are closed and he appears to be asleep.
UPDATE: A Times Online story claims that Houben's facilitator, Linda Wouters, spent the last three years working with Houben to learn to feel tiny muscle movements in his finger, and that Dr. Laureys did tests to validate the technique:
The spectacle is so incredible that even Steven Laureys, the neurologist who discovered Mr Houben's potential, had doubts about its authenticity. He decided to put it to the test.
"I showed him objects when I was alone with him in the room and then, later, with his aide, he was able to give the right answers," Professor Laureys said. "It is true."
This still seems hard to rationalize with the video footage of the typing occurring while he's apparently asleep. Mrs. Wouters admits the possibility of "tak[ing] over" for him:
Mr Houben's "rebirth" took many painstaking months. "We asked him to try and blink but he couldn't; we asked him to move his cheek but he couldn't; we asked him to move his hand and he couldn't," Mrs Wouters said.
"Eventually, someone noticed that when we talked to him he moved his toe so we started to try and communicate using his toe to press a button."
It was a breakthrough but much more was to come when a fellow speech therapist discovered that it was possible to discern minuscule movements in his right forefinger.
Mrs Wouters, 42, was assigned to Mr Houben and they began to learn the communication technique that he is now using to write a book about his life and thoughts. "I thought it was a miracle — it actually worked," she said.
The method involves taking Mr Houben by the elbow and the right hand while he is seated at a specially adapted computer and feeling for minute twitches in his forefinger as his hand is guided over the letters of the alphabet. Mrs Wouters said that she could feel him recoil slightly if the letter was wrong. After three years of practice the words now come tumbling out, she said.
"The tension increases and I feel he wants to go so I move his hand along the screen and if it is a mistake he pulls back. As a facilitator, you have to be very careful that you do not take over. You have to follow him."UPDATE (November 25, 2009): Neurologist Steven Novella has weighed in. He suggests that Houben may have recovered some brain function and be conscious, but that the facilitated communication in the videos is positively bogus.
I've noted on the discussion page of Dr. Steven Laureys' Wikipedia entry that the paper in BMC Neurology that purportedly included Houben as a subject claims that all patients in the study were in a minimally conscious state (MCS) but had been misdiagnosed as being in a persistent vegetative state (PVS). The criteria of the study say that those that recovered and emerged from MCS were excluded, which seems at odds with claims that Houben's brain function is "almost normal." A story in Nature 443, 132-133 (14 September 2006) by Mike Hopkin, "'Vegetative' patient shows signs of conscious thought," which quotes Laureys, is about a different patient, in a persistent vegetative state, who showed some signs minimal consciousness. When asked to visualize herself playing tennis, for example, she showed corresponding brain activity. But, as that article noted, that kind of neural response isn't necessarily a sign of consciousness:
But what that 'awareness' means is still up for debate. For example, Paul Matthews, a clinical neuroscientist at Imperial College London, argues that the brain imaging technique used cannot evaluate conscious thought; fMRI lights up regions of brain activity by identifying hotspots of oxygen consumption by neurons. "It helps us identify regions associated with a task, but not which regions are necessary or sufficient for performing that task," he says.
Matthews argues that the patient's brain could have been responding automatically to the word 'tennis', rather than consciously imagining a game. He also points out that in many vegetative cases, the patient's motor system seems to be undamaged, so he questions why, if they are conscious, they do not respond physically. "They are simply not behaving as if they are conscious," he says.
Owens counters that an automatic response would be transient, lasting for perhaps a few seconds before fading. He says his patient's responses lasted for up to 30 seconds, until he asked her to stop. He believes this demonstrates strong motivation.
He does admit, however, that it is impossible to say whether the patient is fully conscious. Although in theory it might be possible to ask simple 'yes/no' questions using the technique, he says: "We just don't know what she's capable of. We can't get inside her head and see what the quality of her experience is like."
But then again, as someone who's been reading a lot of literature on automaticity and voluntary action lately, it appears to me likely that a lot of our normal actions are automatic, the product of unconsciously driven motor programs of routine behavior.
Laureys is quoted in the article with a note of skepticism:
"Family members should not think that any patient in a vegetative state is necessarily conscious and can play tennis," says co-author Steven Laureys of the University of Liège, Belgium."It's an illustration of how the evaluation of consciousness, which is a subjective and personal thing, is very tricky, especially with someone who cannot communicate."
The article goes on to note that this woman, who is possibly somewhere between PVS and MCS, "seems to have been much less severely injured than the permanently vegetative Terri Schiavo" (as the report from her Guardian Ad Litem (PDF) made clear).
If Houben is in a minimally conscious state, which he apparently was in order to be included in Laureys' paper that his Wikipedia page says published the Hoeben case in 2009, that appears to contradict news claims that Houben's brain function is "nearly normal," unless he has recovered further function since that paper was written.
UPDATE (November 26, 2009): This footage of Houben and Mrs. Wouters from Belgian (Dutch) state television seems to be the most extensive footage of the facilitation process, and while it starts out looking slightly more plausible, it also clearly shows fairly rapid typing while his eyes are closed (and the camera zooms in on his face).
UPDATE (November 28, 2009): Dr. Laureys and Dr. Novella have had some interaction, which demonstrates that Laureys doesn't get it.
UPDATE (February 15, 2010): Dr. Laureys almost gets it now, and has done additional tests, which have shown that the communications are coming from the facilitator, not Houben.
UPDATE (February 20, 2010): David Gorski at the Science-Based Medicine blog has a bit more from the Belgian Skeptics, who were involved in the test.


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Gilroy Gardens is one of my favorite places to bring my family. I love the excitement of the kids coming for the first time, to the ones who are returning, and for the adults who experience nostalgia from their younger years coming here.
Gilroy Gardens had an illumination show late last year, and it was a spectacular showcase. The best part about living in California is the celebration and appreciation of different cultures. The illumination event was based on a celebration within Chinese culture, celebrating astonishing exhibits with lights and made of all sorts of materials, especially porcelain.
This is the best weather right now to enjoy a day of fun at Gilroy Gardens. You can check out their site for more info, and for tickets.
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Feb 28, 2011
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—The Birmingham-Southern men's golf team stands at fifth place after one round of the BSC Spring Invitational, hosted by the Panthers at Oxmoor Valley Golf Course.
Jackson State and Rhodes College are tied for first place in the team standings. Hiwassee's Josh Wheeler leads all individuals with a round of 73 today.
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I had a slight breakthrough regarding Steve. For the first few weeks, I was trashing him for his condescending, stalkerish behavior and the fact that he appeared to be vacationing in Fiona's hectic, house-of-cards lifestyle. I was sort of offended by Steve's judgment of the Gallaghers, and what seemed like an obsession with diagnosing and treating their dysfunction. There are other hot girls in Chicago, I'm sure, ones who would be just as smitten with a hotwiring heartbreaker, even if he did have a face as effortlessly smug as that of Justin Chatwin. If Fiona was the one Steve was going to pursue, he'd have to learn to accept her situation as it is and tip-toe the precarious line between helpful, supportive boyfriend and social-worker-with-benefits. But he successfully managed to make that transition around "Casey Casden," and two episodes later, I feel like I've done the same. Steve is about the closest Shameless gets to an audience proxy, so I was a bit of a hypocrite for calling him out on his "poorism." At some point with this show, you just gotta jump in or jump out.
If "Killer Carl" had come earlier in the season, I might've jumped out. One of the things that fascinated me about "Casey Casden" was the difference between the family's perception of Debbie and their perception of Carl. Debbie may suffer from poor decision-making and a lack of impulse control (as tends to be the case with kids), but to the rest of the Gallaghers, her tendency to quickly form attachments to people is cause for grave concern, while Carl's violently anti-social behavior is just a case of boys being boys. When Debbie swiped the baby, the idea of putting her in therapy was tossed around. Carl routinely displays the behavior of a budding serial killer, and so long as the power doesn't go out in the process, no one gets bent out of shape about it. But whereas earlier I'd have been a little put off by the double standard, now it's just a nicely observed detail of the Gallagher family dynamic.
The crisis-of-the-week format was getting a little stale, so I was relieved to see a slight twist on it here. When the lights go out during Steve and Fiona's morning session, the immediate assumption is that the Gallaghers are short on cash again and will have to come up with some scheme to get it. Instead, we find out that they have the money, but Fiona has been too preoccupied to pay it. She takes her matriarch role seriously, and she's disturbed by the idea that something is throwing her off her game. It says a lot about Fiona that she processes the incident this way; the family's situation is so tenuous that she has to be ever vigilant about any element that will further complicate things. It also says a lot about Fiona that despite her awareness that Steve might be throwing her off her game, it doesn't seem to occur to her that if she needs someone to warm her bed at night, someone who isn't going to distract her from taking care of her family, Tony the stable cop might be a better choice than Steve the shady car thief.
Steve does redeem himself though, with the help of an amazing joint. After Carl is threatened with expulsion for being all Carl-like and Frank refuses to come since he's too busy trying to stay steps ahead of his bookies, Steve shows up with Fiona to talk the principal into backing down. (The principal was a bit of a cartoonish authority figure, but he was somewhat redeemed by some hilarious lines.) I still think Steve is a weasel—his rundown of why Fiona is afraid to let him in was weirdly self-congratulatory, as if his relationship with her is a game to see if he can get her to let her guard down. But given how grossed out I was by him and his courtship of her early on, it's a sign of progress that I'm dissecting their relationship rather than dismissing it entirely.
The two characters who still aren't working for me are Sheila and Kash. This should have been the episode that brought me around on Sheila, since it showed the emotional consequences her agoraphobia has wreaked. I found it sad in "Three Boys" when a disappointed Karen tells Sheila she would bring her a piece of wedding cake, and moreso when she mentioned Parents' Night knowing full well her mother probably wouldn't be able to make it. But I'm not identifying with Sheila; I'm identifying with Karen. I like Joan Cusack generally speaking, but I don't think her wacky, rubber-faced vibe is working for Sheila, and I wish Allison Janney hadn't dropped out. (Especially since Mr. Sunshine was her final destination.) Kash, meanwhile, got a little more gross than he was before, which I wouldn't have thought was possible. I saw in the comments last week a mention of the fact that if Kash was a woman, we wouldn't be batting an eyelash about the relationship with Ian. I don't totally agree with that, mostly since Cameron Monaghan always looks so sad and fragile, in spite of the character he's playing. But even if Ian was having an affair with an older married woman, if it was suggested that affair was because the woman can't stand being confronted or challenged, it would be equally gross. Kash's unwillingness to confront the Milkovich kid says to me that he's just a milquetoast who is drawn to Ian because he thinks Ian isn't in a position to walk over him.
Stray observations:
- I like the idea of Lip being a genius, but I just wasn't that absorbed in his SAT plot this week.
- The scene with the family happening upon Frank at Parents' Night was pretty devastating.
- Please make Karen stop calling him "Daddy Frank." It's creepy.
- No Kev and Veronica this week. I can only assume they're on their fake honeymoon.
- I was so bugged by the scene of Sheila using the virtual reality goggles, maybe because I don't care about Sheila, or maybe because it was just stupid.


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Fitch Class of 1963 remembers two fallen classmates
Groton - Marguerite Blount Mootry used to talk to her brother from time to time. She would tell him she knew the Lord doesn't make mistakes, that he was in a better place, but that she wished he'd had kids.
Johnie Blount, a graduate of Robert E. Fitch High School, Class of 1963, died July 4, 1966, in Vietnam. He was 21.
"I loved my brother," said Mootry, 67, of Virginia. "I worshipped the ground he walked on."
So it brought tears to her eyes when she learned that his class had chosen to mark its 50th anniversary with a plaque dedicated to those who graduated from or attended Fitch and had died serving their country.
The class will present the plaque today to the school and the Board of Education in memory of Blount and his classmate Drew Fiedler, who also died in Vietnam. Both were athletes. Blount played football and the fieldhouse is named for him. Fiedler swam, and a scholarship is given annually in his memory.
"They were just great guys," said Town Councilor Jim Streeter, a member of the Class of 1963 and coordinator of today's ceremony. "And if you stop and take a step back, they were kids when they got killed."
"We have a saying that we used quite a bit during the Vietnam era: 'You are not dead until you are forgotten.' And what this does is, it means we're not forgetting people."
Fiedler, who had been drafted into the Army, died Oct. 12, 1968.
Mootry and four family members, including Blount's mother, 85, are traveling from Virginia and Maryland to attend the ceremony at 1:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Two of Fiedler's relatives also will attend.
A representative of every recent military conflict - World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, Iraq and Afghanistan - also is expected to be there. A class representative will read the names of the 30 people from Fitch who have died in service to their country.
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Mootry was in high school when she learned her brother was joining the Marines. They had moved to Connecticut from Texas a couple of years earlier with their father, who was in the Navy.
She said she begged her brother, the oldest of three and the only boy, not to go. She'd heard that bad things happened to young black men in Vietnam; that "they could be injured, but as long as they could walk, carry a rifle, they would go out into the field."
She didn't want anything to happen to him.
"He always threw out that he was the oldest and I was going to mind him because he was protective," she said. "But I was more protective, because I used to fight his fights. He wasn't a fighter."
Blount joined up in 1963, right after graduation. Mootry said she saw him play football a few times at the Marine Corps base Camp Lejeune.
"I know he would have made the pros," she said.
Blount went to Santo Domingo before Vietnam, his sister said.
He wrote home from Vietnam, saying that he was sleeping in the mud, that the water was waist-deep, that there was a black market. He never wrote about the fighting, she said.
In April 1966, he was shot in the head, Mootry said. She doesn't know whether the bullet just grazed him, but he didn't come home wounded. He stayed with the troops.
"I used to write and tell him, 'Please, please. Complain about headaches,'" she recalled. "'Come home. You're wounded.' But he wouldn't."
Then, on July 6, 1966, Mootry said, her mother called her at work. Mootry was married, had a baby, and was processing claims at an insurance company in Norfolk, Va., when she picked up the phone.
"As soon as I heard her voice, yelling and screaming, I knew," she said.
Sign of respect
It took about two weeks for her brother's body to return to Dover, Del. A fellow Marine escorted it to a funeral home and stopped at the house.
He looked just like her brother, Mootry said. He told her that black men were out front on the lines.
"I remember just like it was yesterday," she said. "And then he was getting ready to go back over there. And I said, 'If that's what they do, why are you going?'"
She doesn't know what happened to that Marine.
Mootry said she wasn't told exactly how her brother died, but she heard some stories. She didn't try to hear more.
She has yet to go to the Vietnam Wall memorial in Washington. "I just don't want to do that," she said. "It just still hurts me."
So Mootry talked to her brother at times, over the years. Her daughter went on to run track for Fitch, and she wishes he could have met her, because he would have been proud.
Mootry said she's touched that the Class of '63 would care and respect him so much to honor his memory.
"It is so heart-warming," she said. "And I know my brother's looking down and smiling."
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Is there a young budding artist in your life? Consider surprising them with one of these beautifully illustrated picture books for children in preschool through grade 3! They're all available at the Naperville Public Library!
Art by Patrick McDonnell. Rhyming text describes how little Art makes passionate zigzags, "scribbles that squiggle," lots of dots and "the curliest cue." His creations, rendered in watercolor and crayon, become a neighborhood scene and the location of Art's dream. He awakens to find his artwork proudly displayed on the family refrigerator, "put there by Mother 'cause mother loves Art."
Danny's Drawing Book by Sue Heap. A snowy trip to the zoo with his friend Ettie prompts Danny to write an illustrated story with pencil sketches in his drawing book. Danny draws himself and Ettie into the story and suddenly the friends are on an exciting adventure with an elephant and an aardvark. This imaginative story is sure to inspire many children to write their own illustrated stories this winter!
Jeremy Draws a Monster by Peter McCarty. This adorable picture book features Jeremy and his unique illustration of a monster that comes to life! Suddenly, the blue, squiggly, horned monster demands that Jeremy draw him a whole assortment of objects. "Draw me a sandwich. I'm hungry!" "Draw me a telephone. Somebody might call," the monster exclaims. How will Jeremy ever get rid of this annoying monster?
Lily Brown's Paintings by Angela Johnson, Illustrated by E. B. Lewis. Lilly Brown loves spending time with her family, but when she begins painting, the stars visit sidewalk cafes, the trees wear hats and drink tea, the fruit at the market stand laughs out loud, and the wind carries stories across the ocean. Vivid watercolor illustrations celebrate children's imaginations and depict the magic that the young girl finds in art.
A Day With No Crayons by Elizabeth Rusch. A Day With No Crayons is a delightful children's picture book celebrating creativity. When young Liza draws on the white wall with crayons, her mother takes them away. With the crayons gone, all the color drains from Liza's world. What does the budding artist do? She squirts her toothpaste angrily and stomps through mud puddles. Through these acts, Liza inadvertently creates art—and eventually discovers color in the world around her.
When Pigasso Met Mootisse by Nina Laden. In this charming tales of modern artists, a cleverly named pig, Pigasso, and a colorful bull, Mootisse and Pigasso start out as neighbors but end up fueding when they start criticizing one another's work. The painters end up with a colorful mess by ultimately building a fence between the two. Based loosely on the real-life relationship between Picasso and Matisse, this tale is a wonderful tribute to these exceptional talents and to the concept of accepting the ideas of others. This title is sure to be perfect for any young artist's personal library.
Beautiful Oops! by Barney Saltzberg. This riveting children's picture book encourages children to view mistakes not as failures but opportunities. As the book states, "A torn piece of paper" (the cardboard is actually torn)… is just the beginning (of an alligator's smile). Throughout this book, various spills and paint blobs are transformed into animals, a folded sheet of paper becomes a penguin's head, and most notably, a panel with a hole in the center telescopes outward, accordion-style, to reveal a tiny creature way at the bottom. This inspirational book is sure to inspire children to take creative risks and not condemn their mistakes.
Recent research demonstrates a correlation between the arts and higher academic performance. In the report, "Learning, Arts and the Brain", seven universities presented several studies discussing how visual arts, music, and dance training and skill positively impact learning (The Dana Foundation, 2008). To encourage artistic expression among children, rouse their creative spirit by checking out one of the above illustrated picture books!


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The euro jumped to its highest level of 2014 against the dollar on Friday after euro-zone inflation was steady in February, which could reduce some pressure on the European Central Bank to take action at its next meeting.
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine continued to attract attention. A Ukraine official said Friday that a Russian plane with about 2,000 troops landed at a military base in Ukraine's Crimea region, according to reports.
The euro EURUSD, -0.6329% jumped about one cent to $1.3806 from $1.3708 late Thursday. For the month, the euro gained 2.3% against the dollar. Euro-zone inflation in February was held at 0.8% from a year earlier. The European Central Bank is scheduled to meet next week.
The British pound GBPUSD, +0.7706% moved higher to $1.6742 from $1.6686 late Thursday, for a monthly gain of 1.9%.
In the U.S., data showed the economy expanded at a pace of 2.4% annually in the fourth quarter, in line with a MarketWatch forecast. That's a downward revision from the originally reported 3.2%, as consumers didn't spend as much as initially calculated.
Weak U.S. data reports this year, which have been blamed on the harsh winter weather, have raised questions about the pace of the U.S. recovery. Still, Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen said Thursday it would take a major change in economic outlook to deter the central bank from reducing monetary stimulus. The Fed has cut its monthly bond purchases at the last two meetings and the monetary stimulus has been understood to weigh on the dollar.
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told CNBC on Friday he's still optimistic about the U.S. economic outlook despite the downward revision to economic growth
The ICE dollar index DXY, +0.64% a measure of the greenback's strength against six other currencies, slipped to 79.753 from 80.291 late Thursday. The index fell 1.8% in February.
The WSJ Dollar Index BUXX, +0.22% which tracks the U.S. unit against a broader basket of currencies, fell to 73.37 from 73.75.
The consumer-sentiment index from the University of Michigan and Thomson Reuters rose to a final reading of 81.6 in February from 81.2 in January, showing resilience among consumers. Separately, a gauge of pending-home sales edged up 0.1% in January.
Meanwhile, the continued decline of the Chinese yuan raised speculation that the central bank is continuing to push down the currency to curb speculation on the yuan's appreciation and prevent further inflows of hot money. Chris Weston, chief market strategist at IG, said talk among traders is "massive intervention from the PBOC."
At one point, the yuan dropped 0.9% versus the greenback as the dollar moved to as high as 6.1808 yuan. The Wall Street Journal reported that was the sharpest decline since the yuan began its managed float in 2005.
The dollar USDJPY, -0.81% fell to ¥101.85 from ¥102.17 late Thursday. The dollar fell 0.1% against the yen in February. Japanese government data released Friday morning showed the jobless rate held steady at 3.7%, while factory output in January climbed 4% from the previous month, above the 3% rise tipped in a Wall Street Journal/Nikkei poll.
"Today's data confirm that the [Japanese] economy is picking up speed ahead of the consumption-tax hike," said analysts from Capital Economics in a note on Friday, referring to an increase in the national sales tax slated for April.
The core consumer price index rose 1.3% last month from a year earlier, beating the 1.2% projections from both Reuters and Wall Street Journal/Nikkei. It marked the eighth-straight month of gains for the core CPI, indicating the economy may be close to winning its decades-long fight with deflation. However, compared with December, the core CPI slipped 0.3%, sparking some concerns that momentum is easing.
"The main take-away is that inflation is close to peaking, and the risk of further Bank of Japan policy action is rising," Mitul Kotecha, managing director for Crédit Agricole, said in a note Friday.
Elsewhere, the Australian dollar AUDUSD, -0.4219% declined to 89.31 U.S. cents from 89.66 U.S. cents late Thursday. For the month, the Aussie gained 2% against the greenback. Australia's private capital expenditure, a key measure of investment, shrank 5.2% in the fourth quarter from the previous three months, according to the government's statistics bureau on Thursday.
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Steve Jobs, Apple Founder, Dead at 56
From VIBE--Apple founder, Steve Jobs, lost his battle with pancreatic cancer Wednesday (Oct. 5). He was 56. The Silicon Valley technological visionary reinvented the wheel with his company and, right up until his death, continued to deliver Apple products that would change the way we share and consume information.
"Steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives," Apple said in a statement. "The world is immeasurably better because of Steve."
Jobs co-founded Apple Inc. in 1976 with Steve Wozniak. The pair built the Apple 1 in Jobs' parents garage. Eight years later Apple would release the Macintosh and the rest is history. However, in 1986 Jobs would eventually be fired the company he built, only to return ro save the company in 1996. With Jobs back in the fold, Apple Inc. would make a major comeback and release the iPod in 2001, followed by iTunes, the iPhone, the iPhone, and Jobs' latest invention, the iPad.
Jobs was diagnosed with a rare form of pancreatic cancer in 2004. In 2009, the tech titan underwent a liver transplant. He stepped down as Apple's CEO in August stating that he could "no longer meet [his] duties and expectations."
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Alaska's High Court Issues Favorable Ruling in PERS Litigation
Ruling on calculating leave cash-ins saves state millions
January 31, 2006
(Anchorage) - Alaska Attorney General David Márquez announced today that on Friday the Alaska Supreme Court ruled that a former state employee was not entitled to inflate his PERS benefit by including cashed-in leave as part of his compensation for purposes of calculating his retirement benefits.
"This is a significant case from the standpoint of protecting the state's finances, and protecting the state's retirement system from claims for benefits that are not authorized or funded by the legislature," said Márquez. "There are over 250 related claims for similar leave cash-ins pending with the Division of Retirement and Benefits. The Court's opinion noted that in a worstcase scenario a ruling in favor of the appellant could have cost the state $36 million."
Michael McMullen was hired in 1969. The law in effect at that time did not specifically exclude leave cash-ins from the definition of "compensation" upon which Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS) benefits were based. In 1977 the law was amended to exclude leave cash-ins from the definition of compensation. McMullen was not eligible for leave cash-ins until some time after the law was amended.
McMullen claimed that his right to include cashed-in leave as part of his retirement calculations was based upon article XII, section 7 of the Alaska Constitution. This provision provides that the state may not diminish or impair the benefits a member has accrued under the state's employee retirement system.
At page 15 of the opinion the Court held that:
Before the legislature amended the law in 1977, neither by law nor by practice did McMullen actually acquire a right to have his cashed-in leave included as part of his compensation. He therefore had no right that could have been impaired when the legislature excluded cashed-in leave from the definition of compensation. Accordingly, the division's refusal to allow McMullen to include his cashed-in leave when calculating his retirement benefits does not violate article XII, section 7 of the Alaska Constitution."
"I wish to personally commend former Assistant Attorneys General Keith Levy and John Gaguine as well as current Assistant Attorney General Virginia Ragle for their efforts on behalf of the state," said Márquez. "When you do the math it becomes crystal clear that any decision that impacts the state's financial obligations under our retirement system can have significant fiscal repercussions, and affect the viability of funds that provide important benefits to public employees."
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motionpictures88 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 74 designs submitted by 26 freelance designers.
The design of the logo should represent: Tradition, Topquality and Innovation.
Châteaux Tradition
a) What: Design of a logo that "breaths" class.
b) Why: The company exists 15 years and needs a new logo.
c) Company: Founded in 1994. It sells quality wines, especially from France en Italy, but also other countries such as South-Africa, Australia, ... Mainly Business-to-business: middle class restaurants, top restaurants (some with "Michelin" stars) and gifts for businesses. CT is planning to increase sales on Business-to-consumer with the launch of an e-commerce web site. Target people will be: middle and high class, between 35 and 60 years old.
CT is mainly active in Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxemburg, but is planning to go more international.
The logo must contain "Châteaux Tradition" and also (smaller, underneath the logo): http://www.chateauxtradition.com
For the rest...free your mind!
Like I've mentioned above, it should look real classy. CT sells real quality wines, but at very good prices, with a personal service.
CT represents since recently the huge winehouse (since 1600), http://www.brogsitter.de, for the market in Belgium and The Netherlands. Maybe this can be an inspiration.
A cheap looking logo.
"Since 1994", because it's relatively young in wine business.
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- WordPress and jQuery AJAX … and some PHP
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- Get absolute path of website using PHP
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CSS-Tricks: Myth Busting: CSS Animations vs. JavaScript
Conclusion Are CSS animations "bad"? Certainly not. In fact, they're great for simple transitions between states (like rollovers) when compatibility with older browsers isn't required. 3D transforms usually perform very well (iOS7 being a notable exception), and CSS animations can … Continue reading
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Boost Your CSS Animation Performance with the Repaintless.css Library
The FLIP technique Only animate transforms (translate, rotate, scale) and opacity. It's best to animate absolutely positioned elements https://blog.lunarlogic.io/2016/boost-your-css-animation-performance-with-repaintless-css/ Thank you for reading!


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A lovely surprise. Attended a tasting today at the offices of Remy Berrebi of importer Mincol and one of the wines tasted was a kosher Tempranillo from Spain. The wine will shortly be available in Israel for about NIS 70 and can be ordered by phoning 03 6874616. The wine will also be appearing in the near future in the USA. I will post details when those are available.
Bodegas Casa Quemada, Tempranillo, Tierra de Castilla, 2007: Dark cherry red towards garnet in color, medium-bodied, with soft, almost plush tannins. Reflecting its 6 months in oak with vanilla and light smoky notes, opening to show a nose and palate of cherries, berries, and sweet cedar notes. Generous and fresh, with the tannins and notes of dark chocolate rising on the finish. Drink now-2012. Score 88. K (Tasted 14 Sep 2008)


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Tony Hawk's Project 8
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Reengineered from the ground up, Tony Hawk's Project 8 immerses players in the definitive skateboarding experience using ultra-realistic graphics, enhanced physics and responsive controls that simulate the feeling of skating with every trick and bail. The game challenges players to experience the intensity and pressure of skating against some of the world's top pros in true to life competitions as they aim to become the #1 skater.
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- Tony Hawk Annualization Didn't Hurt The Series, Neversoft SaysUpdated Aug 6, 2014
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Discussion lists
Finding yourself out of the loop? Perhaps you are not subscribed to enough panotools related mailing lists? Confused? you will be.
Mailing lists
- proj-imim, Helmut Dersch's original mailing list no longer exists, though the membership was transferred relatively smoothly to the panotools list in early 2003.
- panotools, the main discussion list for users for panorama tools and related GUI tools.
- panotools-list, a meta-list for discussion of management of the main panotools list.
- panotools-devel, a list for developers of panotools and the pano12 library in particular.
- panotools-meeting, a list for planning the (annual?) panotools meeting. The 2006 meeting is in Bath.
- panotools-cvs, not really a discussion list, a read only archive of every change to the panotools sourcecode.
- freepv, a list related to development of an open source viewer for panorama content.
- QuickTime-VR, Apple's mailing list for users of QuickTime VR.
- iqtvra, the International VR Photography Association have a mailing list for members only, this is in addition to web boards (see below).
- wwp, the list for the World Wide Panorama event held every three months.
- PanoramicPhotography-ns, another Yahoo list, 'Panoramic Photography without the Spam' it says in the description.
- panorama-stitching, yet another Yahoo list.
- PTML (PanTools integrated mailing list), PanoTools.Info mailing list archives and search engine.
web boards
- ptassembler, message boards related to PTAssembler.
- kekus digital, various message boards related to PTMac.
- ivrpa, the International VR Photography Association have some message boards.


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The "new perspective" on Paul, an approach that seeks to reinterpret the apostle Paul and his letters against the backdrop of first-century Judaism, has been criticized by some as not having value for ordinary Christians living ordinary lives. In this volume, world-renowned scholars … more
Nicholas Thomas "Tom" Wright (1948–) has been named by Christianity Today as one of our time's top theologians. He is currently professor of New Testament and early Christianity at St. Andrews University. Wright holds a bachelor's degree in theology, a master's in Anglican ministry, and a DPhil, all from University of Oxford.
A fellow and chaplain at Cambridge from 1978 to 1981, he then served as assistant professor of New Testament language and literature at McGill University in Montreal. Before becoming a chaplain, tutor, lecturer, and fellow at Oxford in 1986, Wright served as dean of Lichfield Cathedral, canon theologian of Westminster Abbey, and bishop of Durham.
His academic work has usually been published under the name "N. T. Wright," but works such as What St. Paul Really Said and Simply Christian, aimed at a more popular readership, were published under the less formal name of "Tom Wright."


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by Mike Todd
"I can't believe she dumped me for a LAWYER!" my friend Johnny said last week.
"What does it matter that he's a lawyer?" I asked.
"It just makes it worse," he replied.
Johnny is my connection to the dating world, a strange and fascinating place where complete strangers meet online, then come together over sushi to discover that they don't like each other.
"Didn't we spend our last three conversations going into great detail about how insane this girl was?" I asked.
"Yeah, but I still thought I had a chance," he said. When you reach your mid-30s and are looking for a life partner, insanity is no longer a disqualifying personality trait.
A few weeks earlier, I talked to Johnny after he'd just gotten back from his first date with her. While we were talking, he received a text that read: "I think we can both agree that didn't go so well."
From that inauspicious beginning, things somehow got even less auspicious, with their brief relationship degenerating into multiple text battles, ugly words exchanged and, most bafflingly, more dates.
The rules must have changed since I was on the dating scene. My wife Kara and I have been together since the year 2000. Back then, cell phones were still used for making phone calls, and the Internet was still primarily used for circulating naked pictures of Jenny McCarthy.
Technology and dating seemed to purposefully have very little overlap. Dinners, for example, were often served by candlelight, even though light bulbs had recently been invented.
Back then, "text" and "friend" weren't verbs, and "getting to second base" didn't mean telling everyone on Facebook that you were "in a relationship." That's still not what "getting to second base" means, incidentally, but one could argue that tagging someone as your significant other on Facebook should at least count as a ground rule double.
After listening to Johnny's stories from the front lines, it's clear that I wouldn't survive long in today's dating world, especially if my wife found out. I don't even have unlimited texting on my phone, so it would be especially disheartening to receive insulting messages from my dates afterwards. I'd have to pay 20 cents for each sprinkle of salt in my wound. Please break my heart via email, so that I can save the 20 cents to apply toward my next ill-fated spicy tuna roll.
"When we were in college, nobody had a real job, so that wasn't even a factor. Now, if you're not a lawyer or a CEO, you're starting out with one strike against you. Why did that guy have to be a lawyer? Why?" he asked.
"I'm not sure being a lawyer is as awesome as you think it is. There are plenty of miserable lawyers. I suspect there's one more in the world right now," I said. Never mind that Johnny only knew this guy's profession because he received a text stating: "I'm dating a lawyer now. I'd say 'good luck,' but I'm not sure you deserve it."
There are plenty more fish in the sea besides jellyfish that sting with their text messages. And Johnny's back to trolling for them, hopefully in saner waters this time, although Johnny has the equivalent of a doctorate degree in Suffering, so he may just be incapable of having a relationship that does not cause extreme pain.
Meanwhile, the biggest drama in my life is that our three-year-old might be starting to figure out what's happening when my wife and I look at him and say, "Maybe it's time for him to take an enn-ay-pee." He might not know that we're spelling N-A-P, but I think he's starting to catch on, and it's only a matter of time before enn-ay-pee and bee-ay-tee-aitch lose their clandestine power altogether.
How do parents communicate with each other after their kids learn to spell? Successful parenting is all about love and also subterfuge. Maybe I need unlimited texting after all.
After reading this column over again, I can see why Johnny and I spend more time talking about HIS problems.


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L – Oilers 1, BlueJackets 4 – Game 27 – 2013-11-29 @ 5:00 PM MST – SNET W
Aside from the first two losses then win of the season, every time the oilers had suffered a loss, it resulted in a streak of 5. Three 5 game losing streaks spread over October and November sounds ridiculous, and it is. It has the Oilers sitting dead last in the Western conference and only ahead of the Sabres league wide. After gaining a little momentum the Blackhawks stomped on our brittle confidence.
That being said the team did the unthinkable and responded with a win in Nashville last night to break the 5 game curse. It feels like we are turning a corner with this new development and the prior 3 game win streak. We're scoring plenty, and gaining confidence in our goaltenders. Sadly we're turning the corner when the lead teams have already finished the race. It's been a tough quarter for damn sure. Fans and players alike have been struggling with the desire to make it to the rink. If we can even manage some .500 hockey through the season end though I think everyone would be fairly pleased. We are all but eliminated from the playoffs, but that doesn't mean we can't compete and play the Oil brand of hockey we've only seen glimpses of so far.
Bryzgalov nonchalantly tallied a shutout in his first game as an Oiler. He's a character and has some swagger which gave the team in front of him a boost. So much so that Eakins has penciled him in to play again tonight. He must not have hydration issues like Khabibulin did…
As for the rest of the crew, nothing is changing there either. Grebeshkov, Arcobello and Jones are all playing again tonight and lines remain the same.
Since embarrassing the Blue Jackets in Edmonton, they in turn embarrassed the Leafs. No one likes a route so expect a more competitive squad tonight with a little more grit. We have traditionally owned them, but they'll be looking to reclaim some of that pride we kicked repeatedly.
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A little while ago we mentioned the AT&T Digital Life app that allows you to control various aspects of your home from your Windows Phone. With the service you can control everything from locking/unlocking your front door to turning on the lights to monitoring your security system. The problem back in March, when the app first appeared, was that the Digital Life service wasn't available.
Today AT&T announced that the Digital Life service has launched in fifteen U.S. Markets including Atlanta, Austin, Texas, Boulder, Colo., Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Philadelphia, Riverside, Calif., San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis and select areas of the New York and New Jersey metropolitan area. AT&T plans to introduce Digital Life in up to 50 markets by the end of 2013.
The cost? There will be two packages to choose from: Simple Security and Smart Security.
Simple Security is a standard alarm system with sensors, an HSPA-based base station and a 24-hour backup battery, for $30 a month and a one-time installation fee of $150.
Smart Security has a few more bells and whistles. The basic version starts at $40 a month, with a $250 installation fee, and includes your choice of three additional features including a motion sensor, carbon monoxide sensor, glass break sensor, smoke sensor or a takeover kit. From there you can add on additional packages, like energy management or a camera system, for between $5 and $10 a month, plus the cost of installation.
I guess on the plus side, the app is free. Still, we imagine that $30 a month for a basic home security system will end up being rather competative with similar systems.
You can check all the details on AT&T's Digital Life here at AT&T.com and you can find the Digital Life app here in the Windows Phone Store. Keep in mind, the app is only available for AT&T Windows Phone 8 devices.
Source: AT&T
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huge fish statues will greet you at the entrance of the restaurant
Sis wanted to dance too!
Marinated Grilled Spare Ribs, Pinatolang Baka,Pinukpok na Manok,Tacsiyapong Gulay,Green Mango salad,Grilled Squid,Escargot in Coconut Cream,Fresh Mango Juice and Mango tapioca
Ykaie was scared of him at first
Thailand? nah.. It's Philippines!
Kids with the gorillas
with the penguins
I was having a serious conversation with Pres. Obama
Nag jump shot talaga mag isa si Ykaie! lol
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