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Apply for an EEA family permit from outside the UK
You can apply for an EEA family permit to come to the UK if both the following apply:
- you're from outside the European Economic Area (EEA)
- you're the family member or 'extended' family member of an EEA or Swiss national (excluding UK nationals) - check if you're eligible
There will be no change to the rights and status of EU citizens currently living in the UK until 30 June 2021, or 31 December 2020 if the UK leaves the EU without a deal. You and your family can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the UK. The scheme will open fully by 30 March 2019.
There are other ways you may be eligible, for example:
- with a 'derivative right of residence' - you're the carer of someone who has the right to be in the UK, the carer's child, or the child of an EEA national who previously worked in the UK
- if you can make a 'Surinder Singh' application after living in another EEA country with a British family member
- with a 'retained right of residence' - you have the right to stay in the UK as the family member of an EEA national who has died, left the UK or is no longer your spouse or civil partner
You must be outside the UK to apply for an EEA family permit.
An EEA family permit is free.
What it does
An EEA family permit makes it easier and quicker to enter the UK. You might not get a boarding pass and could experience major delays without one.
You may be refused entry into the UK if you do not have an EEA family permit.
How long you can stay
An EEA family permit is valid for 6 months. You can leave and enter the UK as many times as you need within that time.
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You can stay in the UK after your permit expires if you:
- are the family member of an EEA national - see if you're eligible
- qualify for a 'Surinder Singh' application
- have a retained right of residence
- have a derivative right of residence
You can apply for a residence card card or derivative residence card to confirm your right of residence. You do not have to apply but it will make it easier to prove your right to live and work in the UK.
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Reader Patrick P. writes to comment on my notes on the Third Circuit decision posted below in "An unsolomonic decision" as follows:
As a recent graduate of the Yale Law School I was present during most of the events that you discussed regarding the Solomon Amendment and JAG recruiters. My strongest memory from the whole incident was the sense of self-righteous hypocrisy that permeated most of the student body and the professors during this period. In essence, almost all of the students at the law school were knowingly and willingly going to work for employers that violated either the spirit or letter of the non-discrimination policy; however, they felt no qualms about openly attacking the JAG recruiters for


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So logged in today after not visiting the site for the last 30+ days expecting to see some dialogue on the recently published CAPT select list, only to see none so figured I might as well start it off.
For those who didn't see the list here it is:
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Smith Neil Tyler 0003 Sterbis Christopher Ja 0001
Towle Wendy Alison 0004 Vincent Dominick A 0002
Special Duty Officer (Information Warfare)
Babcock Jason B 0007 Caroland James L 0001
Count Patrick A 0006 Davis Joel Dudley 0011
Dupre Joseph E 0004 Franklin Clarence Jr 0010
Mole Kurtis Arthur 0008 Noles Danny L 0003
Oubre Donovan I 0005 Rios Cesar Guilebaldo 0009
Slattery Christopher P 0002
Special Duty Officer (Information Professional)
Andrews Nicholas Emanu 0012 Burley Rodney Jay 0003
Correia Joaquin S 0009 Davis George D III 0002
Gainer Andrew D 0001 Gateau James B 0011
Grady Jody Howard 0007 Hand Bobby L Jr 0008
Hofheinz Damen O 0004 Kruk Edward Allen 0006
Roberts Shawn A 0005 Tionquiao Vincent Sant 0010
Special Duty Officer (Intelligence)
Ahn Sowon Silas 0009 Corey Andrew N 0004
Hight Robert Frank Jr 0008 Jakuboski Jeffrey John 0006
Kentch Sean R 0002 Means Madelene E 0003
Scarcelli James F 0007 Snell Benjamin Aaron 0005
Stephenson Henry Alan 0010 Whaley Scott R 0001
Whittinghill Craig Mat 0011
Specifically interested in the thoughts on the IW side of the house simply due to familiarity with the individuals and after reflecting on the list over the weekend, I can't help but think the board got it almost 100% right. Clearly the getting it right is a simple matter of opinion, but in general am pleased with the list.
So let me pose some rhetorical questions and encourage the collective to share thier thoughts as well:
Do those selected reflect our current community values?
We had some above zone selections, each one of them take away opportunity from those in zone, did we get it right?
Who on the list of those selected best represents what you aspire to be as a professional?
With each selection list there are those who were not selected, they sometimes tell as important of a story as those who were; so, who should our next year's above zone selects be?


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CES2012: IK Mutimedia Announces 4 New Music Focused Tools
It's been an exceptionally busy first day at CES for music focused experts IK Multimedia with the announcement of 4 different products to come from their stable very soon. It's of particular interest for DJs of all skill levels with a number of products specifically aimed at that market.
The iRig Mix is one such product. It's the first mobile mixer for an iOS device, promising to offer the same controls that would be expected from a professional DJ mixer. Including a crossfader, cues, EQ and volume controls all in an impressively compact format, the hardware can be used with a number of different DJ mixing tools.
One of the more clever features behind the iRig Mix is that it can be used for mixing any type of audio source including but not limited to MP3 players or CD players, all supplemented with automatic tempo matching and beat-syncing. Other features within the hardware ensures that musicians as well as DJs can gain benefits from it thanks to the extra guitar/microphone input that can be processed by other aps such as AmpliTube and VocaLive.
The iRig Mix is powered easily via a regular phone charger as well as through a laptop's USB port for maxiumum convenience.
It's set for release in February and is priced at $99.99.
What better way of using the iRig Mix than by using IK Multimedia's DJ Rig app? Set for release soon, it's a feature rich, double-deck DJ mixing app for iOS devices. Professional functionality oozes throughout the app such as visual cue points, crossfader curves and an on-the-fly sampler with 4 banks of 9 pads. Most originally is the ability to automatically synchronize the app audio with any external audio source thanks to DJ Rig's ability to listen to the device's audio input and determine its BPM tempo.
DJ Rig is set to be available in two formats: a free version offering a reduced set of 6 effects and 1 pad sound bank and the full version priced at $9.99.
Other musicians haven't been forgotten about with the iRig Mic Cast aiding those in need of a great means to record audio. It's a pocket-sized piece of hardware that can be attached to the audio port of the iOS device in order to provide crystal-clear audio quality. It's ideal for recording podcasts, interviews, lectures, speeches or just regular voice memos. Two different sensitivity settings ensure that the sound quality is always strong regardless of if the source is near or distant.
The iRig Mic Cast will be released this quarter, priced at $39.99.
Finally, in this plethora of announcements, is the iRig STOMP, the first stompbox guitar interface for iOS. Guitar and bass players can now integrate signal processing apps into their existing pedalboard setup for enhanced tone shaping and effects processing.
The device is compatible with any guitar/amp/instrument app for maximum flexibility and promises precise adjustments for guitar players who prefer to have ultimate control over the sound they produce.
Set for release in Q2 of this year, the iRig STOMP will cost $59.99.
We'll be sure to keep track of the developments of all these apps that are bound to revolutionize how musicians create music.


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There's a lot going on at Family Tree Magazine for Family History Month. I'll be part of the upcoming free webinar and hope to see you there. Here's the latest:
Curious about your family's past? Begin exploring your family tree this Family History Month with free programs from Family Tree Magazine.
On Oct. 16 at 2 p.m., EDT the magazine will present 10 Steps to Discover Your Roots, an hour-long online workshop to help people get started in genealogy. Part of a national Family History Month event, the program will be broadcast live over the internet to libraries and genealogical societies across the country.
"Most people get curious about their family history at some point in their lives," says Allison Stacy, publisher/editorial director of Family Tree Magazine and the host of 10 Steps to Discover Your Roots. "The goal of this event is to give people the guidance they need to make discoveries about their family.
Stacy will be joined by Diane Haddad, managing editor of Family Tree Magazine, David A. Fryxell and Nancy Hendrickson, both contributing editors to the magazine, and Lisa Louise Cooke, producer of the popular Genealogy Gems Podcast. They'll offer tips for gathering information, searching online, finding historical records and more. Registration is free.
Those interested in digging deeper will want to take advantage of a two-week online course from Family Tree University. Enrollment for Discover Your Family Tree: Genealogy for the Absolute Beginner, which begins Oct. 11, is free in honor of Family History Month.
Beginners also can enter a contest to become Family Tree Magazine's "Family Tree Firsts" blogger. One newbie will be selected to write about their experiences on FamilyTreeUniversity.com and be featured in the magazine.
All family tree buffs will appreciate the Ultimate Family History Giveaway—one lucky person will win a genealogy prize package worth more than $2,000. The prize includes products and services from many family history companies. Learn more and enter at http://win.familytreemagazine.com/
For more information about Family History Month resources and programs from Family Tree Magazine, visit http://familytreemagazine.com/info/family-history-month
About Family Tree Magazine
Family Tree Magazine, America's leading family history publication, is part of the Genealogy Community at F+W Media, Inc. which also encompasses Family Tree University online courses and webinars , the Family Tree Books imprint and the ShopFamilyTree.com online store. These publications and products are devoted to providing engaging, easy-to-understand instruction that makes genealogy a hobby anyone can do.


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"Ages ago a Hero entered the Sanctum of Sancre Tor to recover the blood of a God, now you are called to finish what he started! An ancient evil is sneaked back in these old ruins and his power is growing once again to invade the living's world with death and terror..The Underking has to be stopped!!!! Claim his ashes from the darkest burials you've ever seen and save the Nord from his spectre!"
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Fun fact: Before we ever sold a gallon of milk, we were selling organic cheese around the country. And not only that, today we have more certified organic cheeses than anyone else.
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Location, location, location.
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In the 1800s, Wisconsin was producing so much milk farmers didn't know what to do with it. Instead of letting it go to waste they began making cheese. Today, Wisconsin is producing over 2 billion pounds of cheese annually.


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Dave Hinds could be considered a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to volunteering.
Dave Hinds could be considered a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to volunteering.
The 66-year-old Dublin resident has been involved with numerous organizations over more than three decades. Next month, he will be inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame for his community service.
Hinds served in Vietnam in the U.S. Marine Corps. The Nov. 7 induction into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame seeks to recognize veterans who "have honorably served their country through military service and who have continued to serve and inspire their fellow man with their deeds and accomplishments throughout their lifetime," information from the Hall of Fame said.
Hinds will be among 15 veterans honored at the Franklin County Veterans Memorial during a Nov. 7 ceremony at 11 a.m.
Other central Ohio residents up for the honor are north Columbus resident Carl Swisher and Bexley-area resident John Williams.
The recognition came as a surprise to Hinds, who said his wife and Breathing Association President and CEO Marie Collart put the nomination together without his knowledge.
"I feel humbled," Hinds said.
"There are people who do more than me or died serving," he said. "This really hasn't set in for me."
After serving in Vietnam and a short stint at Guantanamo Bay, Hinds found himself performing numerous jobs, including landscaping, auto work, roofing and armored car driving, along with his work as a firefighter in his hometown of Zanesville.
Hinds' volunteer experience is just as varied as his resume, with time spent on the board of directors for the Humane Society and in the Eagles Club, Jaycees, Meals on Wheels and Organization of Chinese Americans.
As a firefighter, Hinds got involved with fundraisers for the Salvation Army, Big Brothers Big Sisters and other community organizations.
For some time, he also helped a World War I veteran with household chores and drove him to the doctor for appointments.
"There are opportunities out there if you just want to take time to be involved," Hinds said.
Veterans advocacy has also been near to Hinds' heart.
"It was easier for me when I got back," he said, adding that upon his return to the U.S. from Vietnam, he got spit on and called names.
"I ignored it and got on with my life, but some people didn't," Hinds said.
"Some people went through terrible things in combat ... that's one reason I was an advocate: to help out."
Finding time to volunteer has never been an issue for Hinds, despite his family and jobs.
"To me, it's not too much work," he said.
"Throughout life, I was up to the challenge. I tried to do what I could do and do the best I can. You don't expect any recognition."
With retirement currently in full gear, Hinds' favorite volunteer jobs fall with the Dublin Food Pantry as maintenance and a route driver to pick up donations.
After reading a story about the nonprofit based in the basement of the Dublin Community Church, Hinds got involved.
"On Thursday, I leave and (the food pantry is) so packed with food. When I come back on Monday, it's empty," he said.
"It's probably the most fulfilling. I don't see the clients, but I know the food there is being recirculated."
The Nov. 7 induction ceremony is open to the public.


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We have had some problems with voice quality and down time for the past 90 days. I believe this is due to overloaded phone.com servers. Regardless of the reason, these failures were tremendously embarrassing for us. We had to apologize to everyone we spoke with on the phone and warn them that the voice quality would likely degrade after 10 minutes. Then we would have to call them back and that call would last another 10 minutes and then that call would fail and so on. There were also two situations where the phones actually completely failed for an hour or so each time. And then we also were getting people telling us that they were calling our phone number and were getting a message about the phone not being in service. None of these issues were permanent but instead were sporadic and over time. We were on the phone with phone.com support at least twice a week. They had us run through all kinds of things - we upgraded our internet speed, rebooted things, punched holes in our firewall and so on. Nothing made a difference. The support guys were super eager to help but completely tight lipped about anything on their end. So everything they wanted me to do was on the assumption that the problems were MY fault. After more than 2 months of this, we decided to hedge our bets and contacted several alternative VOIP providers. We ended up creating a redundant VOIP system using Vonage business. Same hardware on our end, same network. So, the only difference was one system used Vonage Business and the other used Phone.com. I was super loyal to Phone.com and really didn't want to change vendors unless I was certain that the problem was not us but Phone.com. Our conclusion was that the quality problem was with Phone.com servers and not us. When we used Vonage business, we never had any of the problems we saw with phone.com. We tested that new configuration side-by-side over a 2 week period and Vonage was better from a voice quality and stability standpoint. After a bit more research I think there's a few things to consider when picking a VOIP vendor. Ask them if they have a SLA. Ask if they have redundant data centers. Ask them how much down time is acceptable. Also, ask them if they run their own servers or are renting servers from a third party. I don't know exactly how Phone.com has their back end configuration set up - they never told with me that the problem I was experiencing was on their end and not my end. However, I suspect that their growth has been so fast that it has outstripped what their servers can handle. By the time you read this hopefully they will have fixed these growing pains. But, in my case we decided we could not risk our companies reputation on the growing pains of our VOIP provider and we did switch to Vonage business. I was a happy phone.com customer for more than 2 years. However the quality problems over the past 2 months forced me to switch.


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"Kayak Geocaching" A Geocaching.com Lost & Found Video
It's not always your feet that do the work of taking you to a geocache. Sometimes geocachers paddle a kayak or canoe through pristine waters to hunt down a cache. Follow geocacher Claire Delavigne, known by the geocaching name Planet. She navigates through a Connecticut nature preserve and combines kayaking and geocaching. True to the world of geocaching, her adventure doesn't go as planned.
Explore even more geocaching adventures in the Geocaching.com Lost & Found video gallery. You can go along on a heart racing five terrain/five difficulty geocache, see the geocache on the International Space Station or find out why a U.S. Army bomb disposal technician says geocaching kept him safer in Iraq.


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- John Axford is out as the Cleveland Indians' closer.
Indians manager Terry Francona announced the move before Saturday night's game against Tampa Bay. He met with Axford prior to batting practice.
Axford is 1-3 with nine saves and a 4.91 ERA in 17 games in his first season with the Indians. He has really struggled in the last week, and was pulled in the ninth inning of Cleveland's 6-3 win on Friday night.
"We told him, for now, we're going to kind of get you out of that role and try to get you in some situations where we can get him on a roll again," Francona said.
"I told him numerous times, because I mean it, the goal is to get him back as our closer, and I think he understands that. I don't want him to do it in like two days because I don't want some Band-Aid. I want him when he gets it, to take it and stay there," he said.
A group of four relievers that includes Cody Allen, Scott Atchison, Marc Rzepczynski and Bryan Shaw could all get opportunities to fill the role.
"The one thing I assured them is that when we get to the ninth, whoever's pitching, we're not going to have four guys warming up because we think you're good," Francona said.
Axford was signed to a one-year, $4.5 million contract as a free agent in December after pitching for Milwaukee and St. Louis last season. The one-time Brewers closer had 105 saves from 2010-12, and converted 49 straight save chances during a stretch.
The Brewers traded an ineffective Axford to St. Louis in late August. Axford became a reliable reliever for the Cardinals down the stretch and pitched for them in the World Series.
The Indians hoped the 31-year-old righty would do well replacing former All-Star closer Chris Perez, now with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
But Axford's rough patch started last Sunday, when he gave up a three-run homer to Dayan Viciedo in the ninth inning of a 4-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
The next day, Eduardo Escobar homered in the 10th off Axford and lifted Minnesota to a 1-0 win.
Axford's latest tough outing came Friday night. He entered in the ninth with a 6-2 lead, but gave up David DeJesus' RBI double with two outs and then walked Ben Zobrist to load the bases. Allen replaced Axford and got a fly ball from James Loney on a 3-2 pitch for his first save.


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Some of you may know that our National Zoo, run by the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., has been home to a number of giant anteaters over the years (see, for example, A Visit to D.C.). What may surprise you, however, is that the Smithsonian also supports the study of animal behaviors in the wild! To wit, the giant anteater photo above was captured in a Peruvian forest as part of a research project that used a camera trap—a popular method for observing animals in their natural habitats.
So what the heck is a camera trap? Here's how it works: Scientists set up cameras in remote places where wild animals are thought to roam, and whenever the camera senses motion or body heat, it snaps a series of pictures! The main benefit to science of such a system is that biologists don't have to waste time sitting out in the jungle or in an open field waiting for an animal to come along. Plus, since the camera is an inanimate object, animals are much more likely to approach!
If you're curious to learn more about the Smithsonian's camera trap programs, visit their WILD site, which explains how it's done in a bit more detail. You can also check out some of the wild animals they've seen this way, from birds to bears to leopards to (of course) anteaters. •>~
Update: Don't miss these two fantastic videos of a giant anteaters doing their thing in the woods. The first was caught with a camera trap some 500 meters from the Amazon Rainforest Conservation Center Lodge in Las Piedras, Peru. The anteater's backside looks pretty wet...wonder if he/she was just coming in from a swim? The second provides an insightful look at an anteater wallowing directly in a water hole.


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steve outtrim necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 390 diseños de 156 diseñadores freelance.
WatchMyThing.com is a new web site for Internet-connected devices, such as smart meters, heaters, machinery, buildings, sensors.
The "Internet of Things" is the next Internet - all the electrical and electronic devices in the world being connected to the Internet. This will bring huge savings in energy efficiency, as well as improvements in security and productivity.
Any device on the Internet can be connected to WatchMyThing.com. We store the data and provide the user with a web page where they can check on their device from anywhere in the world.
In the future WatchMyThing.com will also provide control and alert features.
- geeks and hackers, who are tinkering around trying to connect devices to the Internet (eg coffee machines, rockets, cars, 3d printers)
- business people, who want to save energy costs by getting information in real time from many different devices on one dashboard
- consumer households, who want to hook up a smart meter, door lock, air conditioner, spa heater, or other device to watch and control remotely.
- Thingmakers - companies that make devices, which they might like to be Internet-connectable
We are looking for a "character" to give personality to WatchMyThing.com. This could be like the Linux penguin, the Twitter bird, or "Duke" the Sun Java character.
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Right now we are mainly looking for a logo, which features this character.
We want a fun, irreverent brand that will put a smile on peoples' faces.
We do *not* want to convey images of Big Brother, of some unseen government spying on their things. People sign up for free because they have Things they want to watch from a remote location.
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"Under the Dome," summer's biggest TV hit, has been renewed for a second season by CBS.
The sci-fi thriller, based on a novel by Stephen King about small-town residents trapped under a impenetrable bubble, will return for another 13-episode run next summer and King will pen the first episode.
"We're excited to tell more stories about the mystery of the dome and the secrets in Chester's Mill," CBS Entertainment President Nina Tassler said in a statement Monday.
"Dome" premiered to 13.5 million total viewers and its audience has been holding fairly steady ever since. Still, one reporter here at the TV critic press tour, wondered how long the series can last. After all, the residents can't go on living under a transparent dome forever, can they?
But CBS CEO Les Moonves shrugged off that assumption.
"Why can't we be under the dome for long period of time? This is television," he said playfully.
Other highlights from the CBS executive session:
— Addressing the racial and homophobic slurs on "Big Brother," Moonves said he finds some of the behavior on this summer's edition of the show "absolutely appalling."
But he said the show is living up to its premise as a "social experiment" and that some of that behavior "unfortunately reflects" what is going on in the country.
— Unlike NBC, which is making changes in late night, CBS has no plans to replace David Letterman, Moonves said, even though his ratings often lag behind NBC's Jay Leno.
"Unlike the other guys, we don't like drama at 11:30," he said. "I consider David Letterman the best guy in late night … Other than Johnny Carson, he's probably the best that ever was."
— Soap fans can relax. "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful" are not in danger of cancellation.
"They're doing well, they're profitable," Moonves said. "We believe those two soaps will be on for a long, long time. We don't believe the form is dead."
— CBS announced one change to its season premiere schedule. No. 1-rated comedy, "The Bing Bang Theory," will now launch with back-to-back original episodes on Sept. 26 (8-9 p.m.), pushing the debut of the new sitcom, "The Millers," back to Oct. 3 (8 p.m.).


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Hosted by luminaries like Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore, co-creators of the event; the  11th annual "Broadway Barks" citywide adoptathon took place in Shubert Alley in NYC July 11, 2009!
The star-studded event benefits NYC animal shelters and animal adoption agencies and helps many of the NYC shelter animals find permanent homes and is sponsored by the ASPCA and Pedigree Pet Foods. There was a book-signing by Bernadette and celebrity presentation of adoptable pets, seen below.
Bernadette Peters, who adopted her dogs, Kramer and Stella, from the ASPCA and the AC&C added, "We're doing our part to make New York City a more humane place for animals. Through our collaborative efforts, of which Broadway Barks is a part, we're moving steadily toward our goal of ensuring that every healthy and treatable dog and cat in New York City has a home."
From 2002 to 2008 the number of animals being euthanized in NYC shelters went down from 74% to 39%, which equates to approximately 15,000 LESS animals put to sleep! That's HUGE!
Good on you, Bernadette and MTM! You and all the other celebs using their fame to such a great cause!


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World of Wonder brings us a highly entertaining chart of our country's drugs of choice and how relevant they happen to be. It looks at weed, meth, adderall, cocaine, and ecstasy and defines them by a stereotypical user's dress, how to attain them, the movies they've been glorified in, and even deemed an 80s TV poster child for each.
It seems a bit extreme to suggest Married With Children's Kelly Bundy as the face of meth when there are other, better options. But I vividly remember Family Ties' squeaky-clean Alex P. Keaton hitting his sister Mallory up for her speed connection, so the cocaine label pretty much works — even if his short-lived drug addiction was all for the sake of boosting his GPA.
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Now, who doesn't like to laugh! No wonder comedy movies have always been popular. Some that make you forget all your problems, some that tickle you pink, and some that make laugh aloud! The best part of a comedy flick is that no matter how many times you watch it, it does manage to tickle you the next time you watch it. Here we have the Top Punjabi all time comedy movies, compiled as per the user ratings.
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Monte Kiffin figures he could be 52 and coaching the 3-4 defense instead of 72 and running the 4-3.
Age and scheme don't matter much to the new defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys. Talent and passion do. Kiffin said Thursday that coaching is a question of "do you like it or do you love it" and says "you got to love it."
Kiffin, architect of the so-called "Tampa 2" defense when the Buccaneers won the Super Bowl after the 2002 season, will convert the Cowboys back to the 4-3. They used that alignment when coach Jason Garrett was a backup quarterback and Dallas was winning three Super Bowls in the 1990s.
Dallas switched to the 3-4 under Bill Parcells almost a decade ago.


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As the Territorial Community Care Ministries (ccm) director, I want to take this opportunity to welcome you to the ccm web page. As you browse this site you will learn what ccm is, who can be involved and how it can be an avenue of personal service or ministry.
CCM is designed to motivate, mobilize and train volunteers of all ages to effectively carry out Christ's commission to care for those in need. We want to respond to the changing needs in our communities by reaching out, supporting and encouraging through very practical and meaningful ways.
For service opportunities in your area, I encourage you to enter your zip code and you will be directed to the ccm representative at your local Salvation Army.
Thank you for your interest and may you find this site not only informational but an opportunity for you to become involved in reaching out to others. There's a place for you.
God Bless You!Major Dorene Jennings


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VIDEO: Biker crashes, dies after chase with deputies
Dash camera video and the official incident report from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office are shedding light on the circumstances leading to a motorcycle driver's death after a high speed chase through the heart of Summerville, South Carolina, Wednesday night.
After nearly 6 minutes and more than seven miles, with speeds reaching as high as 112 miles per hour, the front of a Berkeley County Sheriff's Office cruiser makes contact with the rear of the motorcycle.
Seconds later, dash camera video shows the driver lose control, hit a curb and crash into the passenger side of a bystander's car as it changed lanes in front of him.
The motorcyclist, 30-year-old Robert Lee Clark, was not wearing a helmet and died at the scene, despite attempts to revive him using CPR by the deputy chasing him, according to an incident report released Thursday.
The dash camera video provided by the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office ends moments after the crash, and does not show any of the aftermath, during which the deputy, identified as James Vansant, reportedly attempted CPR on Clark.
An incident report from the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office goes on to say the Dorchester County coroner searched Clark's body and motorcycle, finding 55 grams of green plant material, a pipe and a rolled cigarette.
According to the incident report, Deputy Vansant began chasing Clark at 11:51 p.m. Wednesday when he saw him speeding on College Park Road in Ladson. Vansant reported Clark was doing 66 mph in a posted 45 mph zone.
Vansant said in his report he pulled out and turned on his blue lights to initiate a traffic stop, and Clark sped up.
The dash camera video shows it took Vansant a full minute to catch Clark, even doing 112 mph at one point. The sheriff's office in its official statement on the chase reported the top speed at 111 mph.
Once Vansant caught up to Clark, the video shows Clark began driving erratically -- driving on the wrong side of the road, driving in the median, slowing down to only 33 mph, and speeding up to more than 100 mph again before finally running the red light at the College Park Road / Highway 17-A intersection.
From there, the video shows Clark turn left onto 17-A toward Summerville, where moments later a second deputy is shown joining the chase. Speeds again reached more than 100 mph (as high as 111), and continued at that pace for nearly a minute, during which Clark is shown running a second red light.
The video goes on to show Clark slowing to between 75-85 mph after crossing over the I-26 overpass into Summerville, again driving the wrong way on 17-A, running a third red light and speeding back up to more than 90 mph on North Main Street. The posted speed limit there is 30 mph.
Deputy Vansant's clear contact with Clark's motorcycle comes 5:37 into the chase. The deputy's speed at that point was displayed at 64 mph. The sheriff's office said the contact was caused by Clark slowing dramatically after he appeared to "miss a gear."
Deputy Vansant in his report only mentioned contacting the motorcycle once prior to the crash. The sheriff's office in its official statement on the incident also only mentions one instance of contact between Vansant's vehicle and the motorcycle.
ABC News 4 reached out to the South Carolina Highway Patrol to see if there were any other aspects of the chase under review, and we were told it's all still under investigation.
The sheriff's office says it has placed Vansant on administrative leave pending the results of an investigation into the crash by the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
Officials say Vansant has worked for the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office for a little more than a year, and worked with the North Charleston Police Department for six years prior to that. Before his career in law enforcement, the sheriff's office says Vansant served 16 years in the U.S. military.
On Friday, the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office provided a copy of its policy on vehicle pursuits. Employees are instructed to weigh several factors when deciding if they should chase of a suspect, including risk to public safety and the seriousness of the crime.
Furthermore, employees involved in a chase aren't allowed to deliberately make contact with the vehicle they're chasing unless they are specifically authorized by a supervisor. Even then, the policy states contact can only be approved in a situation where use of deadly force would be authorized.
Circumstances for abandoning chases are also outlined in the policy. According to the document, employees are responsible for continually reevaluating the situation, and can end the pursuit if risks of continuing the pursuit outweigh benefits.
One such scenario is if the suspect's identity has been determined and immediate apprehension isn't necessary.
Chases entering parking lots. school zones. construction zones and residential areas are supposed to be abandoned unless permission is given by a supervisor to continue.
Dash camera footage of the chase provided by the sheriff's office does include audio of Deputy Vansant's radio conversations during the chase, but conversations cannot be clearly understood.
View the sheriff's office pursuit policy in full below.


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SANAA (Reuters) - Two relatives of an assassinated U.S.-born militant cleric who were killed in an air strike last week in southern Yemen were teenagers out for dinner with friends when they were hit, their family said in a statement on Tuesday.
Yemeni officials said on Saturday about 24 people, including a son and a brother of Anwar al-Awlaki, were killed in an air strike on an al Qaeda hideout near the town of Azzan in the southern Shabwa province.
"Abdel-Rahman Anwar al-Awlaki was born in the U.S. city of Denver, Colorado on 26, August 1995, and thus he is not 21 or 27-years-old, but just 16," the statement said.
It added the second member of the Awlaki family killed was Ahmed Abdel-Rahman al-Awlaki, 17.
It said Abdel-Rahman, who had been living in the Yemeni capital Sanaa since he returned from the United States in 2002, had gone to look for his father nearly a week before the cleric was killed on September 30.
"He left his mother a letter saying he was traveling to Shabwa to look for his father in Shabwa, his ancestral home," the statement said.
Abdel-Rahman stayed in Shabwa for two weeks after his father's death, when the family asked him to return home.
"But God wanted otherwise. On the night of October 14, he left with some friends for dinner under the moon light when an American missile landed, killing Abdel-Rahman and his friends, including our relative Ahmed Abdel-Rahman al-Awlaki, 17," it added.
Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S.-born cleric linked to al Qaeda, was killed by a CIA drone along with several of his comrades. Eloquent in English and Arabic, he encouraged attacks on the United States and was seen as a man who could draw in more al Qaeda recruits from Western countries.
Awlaki was implicated in a botched attempt by al Qaeda's Arabian Peninsula wing (AQAP) to bomb a U.S.-bound plane in 2009 and had contacts with an American army psychiatrist who killed 13 people at a U.S. military base the same year.
Reporting by Mohammed Sudam; Writing by Sami Aboudi; Editing by Sophie Hares


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Discussion in 'Server Operation' started by casilmktg, May 5, 2013.
Is there any easy way of having one FTP user have access to multiple domain file structures?
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Fire up iTunes, hit the Update button, and BOOM! 2.0.1 is live and in prime time. Actually, in 250MB of what Apple's always super-verbose product details says "includes: big fixes".
I'm downloading it as I type this, but Engadget's already gotten their mitts on it, and say things feel snappier.
Have you gotten it yet? Getting it now? Gonna wait and look for error reports first?
Whenever you get your 2.0.1 on, please drop us a note and let us know how it's working (or not!) for you.
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A Tacoma police officer was shot and killed Wednesday night responding to a domestic violence call at a home in east Tacoma. Police shot and killed the suspect after a 12-hour standoff.
Kristi Croskey, who owns the home but no longer lives there, was inside when the incident started and was able to escape.
After news of the officer's death, a somber Croskey said this to reporters.
"I would like to say that I don't want to hear anything about Black Lives Matter because all lives matter. I do not want to hear about the police officers being inhumane and shooting people unnecessary or any of those things. I want to say that the Tacoma Police Department handled this matter with such professionalism despite their own being shot. And I want to say that this situation didn't have to occur. I want to say that when you make poor choices and the response is someone being killed, if that may be the situation that ends at the end of this night, I want you to know that the Tacoma Police Department did any and everything that they could to protect and serve. They wanted to protect the life of him, his family, and anyone else that was involved in this matter. I do not want to hear anything about the Tacoma Police Department did wrong, the Lakewood Department did wrong. I want people to start taking a long inventory of themselves and see what they did wrong."


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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) includes caffeine on its list of substances "generally recognized as safe." FDA's limit for the amount of caffeine in cola beverages is 71 mg per 12 oz, but caffeine in other foods and beverages is not regulated. Dietary supplement labels often don't list the exact amount of caffeine, which is often part of a "proprietary blend." In addition, caffeine is often present in "hidden sources" such as green tea, guarana, etc. However, enough caffeine taken orally—150-200 mg/kg bodyweight, or about 10-14 grams for the average person—can be fatal. That may seem like a lot, but sensitivity to caffeine differs from person to person. In addition, there is limited information on how toxic caffeine might be when combined with other stimulants and ingredients found in dietary supplements. And of course, any amount of caffeine may affect your quality of sleep. For in-depth information about caffeine, read OPSS's monograph.
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Spotify: Still The Best Music Service You Can't Have
Spotify, the European peer-to-peer music service that's getting a lot of buzz lately, has launched a major revamp that includes features not available on any U.S.-based music services.
The new version lets users star favorite tracks, import Facebook friends, and share tracks with a new Inbox feature. Significantly, it also plays standalone MP3s and syncs with phones wirelessly--which one-ups Lala (newly acquired by Apple), as well as Napster and Rhapsody.
Spotify's new social features consist of a profile page, where you can subscribe to friends or import your Facebook contacts. It then shows you the music each person is listening to most often; you can subscribe to other people's playlists.
To share tracks, users can grab a track and drag it to someone else's profile; it will then appear in their inbox. There's also a new feed feature that looks a lot like Facebook's news feed, but for music. Users can import an entire MP3 library for playback in the cloud, and sync them offline with a phone over a wireless connection.
For now, it's still not available in the U.S. But we'll be keeping a close eye on this one. Spotify has posted a short YouTube video here.
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Andrea Crook
Andrea is a ceramic artist living and working in East Sussex. After completing an apprenticeship with a local potter she opened her own studio and has been producing quirky animal sculptures ever since. 15 year on she sells her work worldwide and keeps her sculptures fresh and spontaneous by making each one individually. After exhibiting in London for several years she is now a member of The Sussex Guild and annually takes part in two of their largest shows at Michelham Priory and Pashley Manor, both in East Sussex. Her work is also sold in galleries nationwide.
Until recently most of Andreas work has been either stoneware, which makes the piece frost proof, or raku fired but her new work, collectively known as Animal Antics, is earthenware or low fired. Animal Antics are individually sculpted hamsters, moles, mice, meerkats and hares that are dressed in costumes; this could be a film character such as Sherlock Holmes, the football kit of your choice or Admiral Nelson. Great care is taken to get the costumes as accurate as possible, and the piece is decorated with a crackle glaze then enamelled.


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Don't think I could agree more mrbb! Fear is an amazing thing! I'm not saying that American's should fear the government, local state or higher, but IMO society should know that "hey if I make this stupid choice and I get caught, I'm going to pay severely (one way or another)" well that definitely won't stop all crime but it WILL dramatically slow it down. Especially if the public sees the results of the punishment. Right now I think people think "Oh yeah, they caught the person/people, they're gonna get what they deserve" but again in reality, they get nowhere near what they should! Not going to repeat what I've already said as far as that goes but yeah. Also have to agree, the honest people this would not really affect. Now we all make some dumb choices at one point in our lives but for the most part I think the majority of society outgrows that part of their lives relatively quickly and have no more major problems (on average). But it seems like the ones that stay in that rut and decide to make that a way of life for themselves, that's the problem!
Sure everyone has heard about the Ohio mother who's killed her 3 sons over the last year? Really lady, really??? 3 innocent children that have never done a thing wrong and you decide that their loves should be ended! What a piece! Another story tonight, multiple teenagers (girls and boys) and a 23 year old, they said man but obviously boy, jumped another teen and was stomping his head and face and then stole some stuff from him. I think they said they had the guy and 4 teens. Well how about those kids and the one "man" get taking to the streets and get their faces kicked for awhile...bet the next group of teens that think about doing it will think twice and prolly not do it. Or maybe the family of the kid who got stomped gets to do it? Just saying. I know its easier said than done but come on America seriously! Is this what we've come to, all these senseless crimes and the individuals who do them aren't really even punished for them.... And when I say that, I'm prolly not talking to anyone on this site cuz normally folks that are into the outdoors and hunting are the good ole Americans that should be running this country...that our young and old men and women are fighting for everyday! And yet another reason to get our children into the outdoors whether it be hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, etc. Sheesh!


text: Friday, October 07, 2011 MedPAC Votes on Alternative to SGR Yesterday, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) voted 15-2 on 4 recommendations that would move Medicare reimbursement from the sustainable growth rate (SGR), the flawed payment formula that updates the Medicare physician fee schedule on an annual basis. Without congressional action by December 31, the SGR will trigger a 29.5% reduction in payment to all providers, including physical therapists, who bill under the Medicare physician fee schedule. The recommendations are: Repeal the SGR and replace it with a freeze on primary care and a 5.9% reduction per year for non-primary care for the next 3 years, followed by a freeze for the next 7 years. The cost of this change is $200 billion over 10 years. Congress should direct the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to collect data, including service volume and work time, from a variety of sources to establish more accurate work and practice expense values. Using data collected under draft recommendation 2, Congress should direct HHS to identify overpriced fee schedule services and reduce RVUs accordingly. This should be budget neutral within the fee schedule. Under the 10-year update path in recommendation 1, the secretary should increase the shared savings opportunity for physicians and health care professionals who join or lead 2-sided risk ACOs. They should compute spending benchmarks for the 2- sided ACOs using 2011 fee schedule rates. Most of the Commissioners were willing to vote in favor of the recommendations because MedPAC Chairman Glenn Hackbarth emphasized that the commission would go back and review payment adequacy in the future During the public comment session, a number of physician and other health care professional organizations commented in strong opposition to the recommendations. Comments I hope the APTA spoke against the 5.9% reduction in payment. We are out here trying to hang on and keep seeing our patients and cannot afford to stay in business if there are any greater decreases in payment whether from Medicare or others. Medicare requires that we be face-to-face with patients to charge for the time/service. There is a lot of time for note and report writing that is on our time and then to decrease payment any more seems unfathomable! We cannot sustain the level of care that we do and is required and also pay our bills! I know there are places that are committing fraud by billing for services that are not provided face-to-face and the therapists do their notes while the patient is being "treated!" I have heard this report from many of my patients who "went to that other place" before seeing us. APTA needs to stand up for the ethical and good practitioners and keep us getting paid and if we could cover out costs it would be really great! Joan-Alice Taylor #67931 Posted by Joan-Alice Taylor on 10/11/2011 1:33 PM Can APTA comment on how this will effect PT? Are PTs going to grouped as specialists? At the reimbursement and legislative forum in Austin two weeks ago, it was suggested that APTA might have been successful in separating PTs from other groups because of the proactive efforts to contain costs suggested by APTA. Is this still a possibility? Are PTs considered part of "primary care" or are we grouped with "specialists?" Posted by Herbert Silver on 10/11/2011 7:22 PM I hope the current Medipac proposal was opposed by the APTA and will continued to be opposed. The APTA will join other healthcare associations to opposed this proposal.This group would make alternative proposal to effect real change in health care one that would be driven by quality outcomes and reflect the actual expense of the provider to delivery the care. The current Medipac proposal is typical of flabby thinking "if it ain't working pretend it is , maybe it will fix itself. The medipac committee believes that by manipulating the words that it change the truth, that the proposal is a regurgitation of the same flawed ideas that are at the heart of the failed SGR; mandated decreasing reimbursement, that does not reflect the actual cost to delivery the care, perpetuates the healthcare model that is driven solely by reimbursement with out regards to quality, increased our national debt, decreased the number of providers that will accept MC, decreased access to less expensive health care for our senior population . One should ask if the solution is the same why should be a expect a different result? I would like to see a health model proposal; That is driven by quality care, based on outcomes, reward early intervention, prevention programs, provides increased access to health care for the seniors population,increases the number of providers that accept MC, takes into account the actual cost incurred by the provider to deliver the care. Posted by James Fuller on 10/13/2011 3:33 PM A meeting with Congressman Sam Farr and 4 physical therapists and one physician took place on October 20th. We discussed the effects of the 30% decrease in Medicare reimbursement. He also gave us some valuable insight on what to do. He has put a bill through the House that passed to attached to the bill from the Super Committee only to have the bill defeated in the Senate. He strongly suggests contacting your Congressperson and Senators Feinstein and Boxer to get this through the Senate. Do it today, January 1st is going to be here sooner than you think. Posted by Bud Ferrante on 10/20/2011 3:02 PM


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Big Feet Pajama Co. needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 61 designs submitted by 19 freelance designers.
Big Feet Pajama Co.
Big Feet Pajama Co. is a manufacturer of footed sleepwear for adults!
Design a "Live Chat" button for the homepage of our website. See examples here: http://www.livechatnow.com/list/v2/…uttons.php
We would like the button to have our little bear with a telephone headset on (like an operator) and use our color scheme.
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It has to the a first-ever in the history of the world.
It has to the a first-ever in the history of the world.
On Wednesday night, the National Football League and the union representing the football officials came to an agreement.
That's not a first-ever thing.
What is, however, is the fact for the first time in history, sports officials are now going to be liked by the fans. That has never happened.
The "zebras" have always been the bad guys. No matter the call, if it goes against your team, they are wrong, you are right and there's no argument.
It's almost a rite of passage in sports. Screaming at the officials begins at the pee-wee level and goes all the way up to the big time.
But now, in its infinite wisdom, the NFL has changed the culture.
How did this happen?
Corporate arrogance and greed.
The NFL may have just shown the world it's too big for its own britches. This is a league that saw $9.6 billion (with a "b") in revenue last year. That's everything from tickets sales to clothing sales.
The dispute with the referees amounted to around $3 million. That .0003 percent of the total revenues.
The other interesting thing which happened is the officials pretty much got everything they wanted.
Again, it is arrogance by the league which let this happen.
And now they have paid the price.
The good news coming out of this is the fact the deal is for eight years. That's a long time and it will mean the officials stay on the field to call the games the way it should happen.
All of this ignorance could have been avoided had it not been for the corporate mentality which has taken over the NFL.
Remember back in the day when the NFL meant Bart Starr and Johnny Unitas? Those were the days.
Interestingly, there are some similarities between that era and the current game.
The one common factor is the fans.
That's what was lost on the NFL. They have forgotten just who stands in line to pay for overpriced tickets in order to give salaries to overpriced players.
They forget about all of the fans who wear the jerseys and promote the league. Think about it, the fans spend their own money to buy this stuff and then it promotes the NFL for free.
Those are loyal fans.
The NFL could take a lesson from NASCAR, where the fans are number one and the racing comes second.
Even in its unparalleled growth, NASCAR remained true to its fans — the people who buy the goods and promote the sport for free.
In the end, it's a good thing the labor dispute has been settled. The fans and players deserve to have the cream of the crop when it comes to officials.
Now that will happen.


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In a few weeks, U.S. Alpine Ski Team members will be wearing a little piece of Boulder as they fly downhill and weave in and out of slalom poles in Sochi, Russia, at the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Boulder-based Spyder Active Sports has again designed uniforms for the U.S. team, and even though the uniform technology is "top secret," the graphics, colors and story behind the design should help American skiers go fast, Spyder officials say.
"One of the things I've realized about collaborating on downhill ski suits is they have to look and feel fast," said Matt Strackbein, Spyder's production art manager. "They have to give the athletes a degree of confidence when they put it on that they look like a rocketship, so now they're going to perform like one."
Strackbein, 39, lives in Longmont and designs the graphics for many of Spyder's ski suits, including custom suits for individual athletes such as Lindsey Vonn.
Strackbein talks with the people who will wear the suits to hear what kind of design they want. What he heard before designing the U.S. Alpine Ski Team suits was pretty vague: stick to red, white and blue with stars and stripes.
But Strackbein got to thinking about how patriotic athletes must feel when they cross the finish line and win an Olympic medal. He began researching the history of "The Star-Spangled Banner," by Francis Scott Key.
"It occurred to me whenever I hear our national anthem I get that tingling sensation," he said. "The song speaks to me."
As legends goes, Key was detained aboard a British troopship during the 24-hour bombardment of Fort McHenry. The morning after, the air was still thick with smoke and debris, but Key spotted the reflection of an American flag in the water, which was the inspiration for what would become the national anthem.
"I thought, 'He saw the flag rippling in the water; well, I'll translate that into the design,'" Strackbein said.
His design includes thin red stripes that cross the athlete's abdomen, arms and lower legs, mimicking the flag rippling in water. The color throughout the uniform changes seamlessly from dark blue to white, which represents the early morning that Key saw.
U.S. Ski Team chief executive officer Bill Marolt said in a news release that Spyder's "innovative technology" has helped seven straight U.S. Olympic ski teams perform at a high level.
Strackbein couldn't say much about the technology behind the ski suits, though he did say that Spyder has spent hundreds of hours testing the suits in wind tunnels.
The technology behind the suit is kept secret to give the American racers as much of an advantage as possible, he added.
When he and other Spyder employees watch the alpine events next month, Strackbein said he knows they'll be excited to see their hard work on display some 6,000 miles from Boulder.
"It's a big deal," he said. "Even though this isn't my hometown, I've lived here long enough to call it home, and I'll do whatever I can to help put our best foot forward and represent."
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Was out the door for a trail run at 5am. Goal was to get in around five miles at a pretty easy pace. Temps were in the upper 60s, and the deer flies were horrendous.
Their behavior at the crack of dawn was notably different. They swarmed, but also simply landed on my shirt and stayed there. It was almost horrifying to look over the back of my shoulder at one point and see at least a dozen of them hitching a ride. Can't imagine how many more there were on the rest of my back that I couldn't see. One swat yielded several deaths to the little bastards. I then broke off a pine branch and swatted my back intermittently to keep them away.
As for the run itself, it went well. The pace picked up at the end a little simply because I wanted to get inside and away from those little yellow and black winged crapheads.
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I otherwise really liked the workout and thought the hill was perfect. I wanted something shorter and steep to sprint up, as I already get in plenty of hill running anyways. This should provide some good strength training and also get the heart rate jacked.
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If you have aspirations to work in the wrestling business, So You Want To Be A Pro Wrestler (And Other Ways To Get A Job In Wrestling) should be on your bookshelf.
The 82-page self-published how-to-guide also offers pointers from author Bill Banks along with other wrestling personalities regarding different aspects of breaking into the profession.
Banks has worked behind the scenes for WWE, WCW and TNA -- all before turning 30. Banks recently discussed his new book along with an array of topics with SLAM! Wrestling.
"I wanted to write this book for about two years," explained Banks. "I decided to finally publish it because, quite honestly, I hope it helps a lot of these kids out there today that want to get into wrestling, or even wrestlers on the independent scene looking to take that next step to the big time. Since the wrestling boom in the late 1990s, there have been so many newcomers that have tried to break in but failed for one reason or another. The business has changed so drastically and now a lot of these guys on the independents don't have a clue about what they're doing. They dress like bums, don't know psychology and just go from one high spot to another. To a lot of people inside the business, it's very alarming. Back in the 1970s and even 1980s, there were so few national promotions that it was extremely tough to even get a roster spot. You had to be dedicated to the business, learn it the right way and earn the respect of your peers before you would be accepted. Today, anyone can call themselves a promoter and hold a wrestling event -- and because a lot of these promoters are just about making money, they will let anyone walk in off the street to wrestle for them. Sadly, I don't see the trend reversing itself anytime soon, but hopefully this book will teach newcomers why it's important to do it the right way."
While majoring in Journalism at Southern Connecticut State University, Banks landed a part-time internship during his sophomore year in 1995 for WWE's online media department. From there, Banks worked his way up through the ranks as an Assistant Editor to Vince Russo for both the WWE and Raw magazines before serving as Russo's creative assistant.
Banks describes climbing the WWE corporate ladder by writing, "From May of 1998 to the time I left the WWF in October of 1999, I helped in whatever capacity Russo would let me, whether it was producing television interviews, evaluating new talent or working with the wrestlers at Pay-Per-Views and television tapings. When I wasn't on the road, I continued to write for the WWF and RAW Magazines and was an Associate Producer for WWE.com, which by that point had a staff of 15 people. The ratings had turned around, we left WCW in the dust, the company was generating millions of dollars and we were on top of the world. I also was granted the opportunity by Russo to serve as an assistant on the writing team with he and Ferrara. Every weekend, I would type out four pages or more of ideas for television. I would then go to Russo's house on Tuesday mornings to meet with them and pitch the ideas."
Banks followed Russo and Ferrara to WCW where he served as a television writer, producer and website manager up until the company was purchased by WWE in 2001. Coupled with his dismal experience in WCW and the realization he would never be welcomed back to WWE; Banks left the business altogether to work for an architecture firm before joining TNA in July 2003.
The actual book is broken down into several sections along with testimonies from a variety of individuals, the majority of which are affiliated with TNA. The first section is entitled "Get Your Education First."
Scott D'Amore emphasizes this point in the text by stating:
"The example I always cite is Edge and Christian Cage. They started training right after they finished high school and while they were in college. They would work shows here and there on the weekends, but college always came first with them. For me, wrestling came first and if there was any time for college I did it. They both graduated and got their degrees -- I'm still a few credits short. They could have never imagined they would one day be millionaires and top stars in the business. At the time they were two skinny 20-year-old guys who weren't guaranteed anything in the business. They did it the right way. If they would have blown out a knee or had their wrestling career cut short by injury, they had their degree to fall back on."
Banks does a nice job of describing just how difficult it is to become successful in the world of sports entertainment. The book also depicts a variety of pitfalls including dishonest promoters, bad paydays and drug usage.
For anyone hoping to find work as a wrestler for TNA; So You Want To Be A Pro Wrestler includes the company's Director of Talent Relations, Terry Taylor, views on what wrestlers are lacking today.
"What most wrestlers today lack are the basic fundamentals... Guys want to get in there and do moonsaults and hurricanranas, but they don't want to know the actual nuts and bolts that make those moves mean something. They don't respect the business. They want to be stars but they don't want to embrace what makes them stars. They think the business is here to make them stars. No, it's not. They're the vehicle that makes the business better so that everyone can make a living."
When asked if writing for a wrestling news website alienated an individual's opportunity to work for a major wrestling company, Banks told SLAM! Wrestling, "I don't think it hurts to write for wrestling websites. First, it proves that you are a fan of the sport. Second, since most people in the major promotions visit these websites, they become familiar with your work. The only piece of advice I would offer is to avoid outright bashing angles or storylines just because you don't agree with them. Instead, offer constructive criticism.
"I see so many wrestling writers out there who are convinced they know everything and how things should be done," continued Banks. "I didn't even known who some of these major website writers were until I got into the business; however, there are so many outside factors that influence what you see on television, including management and talent decisions. In reality, the online wrestling audience is just a small portion of the global viewing audience. They are very important because they are the hardcore fans, but for a promotion to be truly successful they need to capture the average television viewer as well."
The book also includes a variety of first-hand accounts such as the events leading up to the last Nitro in Panama City, FL and the subsequent meeting at WCW headquarters.
Currently, Banks resides in Nashville where he juggles a variety of roles in TNA including producer, website manager and DVD manager.
"We are in the process of a full redesign for our website, and we just kicked off our 'TNA Today' daily video news updates with Jeremy Borash and Don West," commented Banks. "In addition, I'm also working on DVD projects on a weekly basis. I'm especially excited about the upcoming Phenomenal: The Best of AJ Styles, Volume 2 release along with a Best of Abyss DVD I am currently working on, which should be out late summer.
"I plan to write several more books in the future that are wrestling related, but I haven't planned anything out yet," added Banks. "I enjoy writing, so regardless of whether the books are successful or not; I plan to continue producing them."
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Aside from today's iOS 6.0.1 update, Apple was so inclined to also release updates for both Aperture and iPhoto. You can grab Aperture 3.4.2 and iPhoto 9.4.2 now in the Mac App Store. Both updates include a host of new tweaks and optimizations, and we've got the full rundown after the break.
What's New in Aperture 3.4.2
- Photos received via My Photo Stream or shared streams can now be added directly to other shared streams
- Multiple email addresses can now be copied and pasted in the "Shared with" field for shared streams
- When more than five subscribers "Like" a photo in a shared stream, all their names are now displayed correctly
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- The status line in the toolstrip now displays the number of new photos added to a shared stream
- Faces are now properly detected on photos imported into a library from a shared stream
- Adjusted photos added to shared streams are now published with EXIF metadata properly preserved
- Addresses the reliability of Shared Photo Streams when switching between iPhoto and Aperture with the same library
- Custom keyboard shortcuts are now properly preserved when upgrading from earlier versions of Aperture
- Double-clicking a photo in Viewer-Only mode now correctly toggles to the Browser view
- Addresses a problem that could prevent the Viewer from displaying images with correct color after Auto White Balance and Auto Enhance are applied
- Addresses an issue that could cause JPEGs exported with a custom ICC profile to render incorrectly
- A dialog now displays progress when deleting large numbers of photos using the Empty Aperture Trash command
- Fixes a problem that could cause duplicate detection on import to fail when the "Auto-Split Projects" option is enabled
- RAW files are no longer displayed in the Import window when the "JPEG files only" option is enabled
- Key photos made from panoramic images are now displayed at high resolution
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