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A Samsung Galaxy S 4 Lollipop update has been leaked from China, and looks to be Android 5.0.1-based, complete with TouchWiz. Check out the details!
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Play edition, removed from Play earlier today, is the latest in a group of GPe devices to get the boot from Google's store.
Learn more about the estimates provided by ABI Research, which consider the iPhone 5s to be the most popular smartphone in the world.
A Samsung Android 4.4.3 update timetable has just been leaked, showing us when to expect revised firmwares to hit Galaxy S5 and S4 models.
We've got word of Google Play edition Android 4.4.3 updates hitting most of the series' handsets, as we wait for confirmation on tablets.
Things are about to chance (finally!) as the phone-maker and the carrier finally announced the Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4 KitKat update.
Meet the new Galaxy, same as the old Galaxy – sorta. Find out what's changed for the better (and worse) in our Samsung Galaxy S5 vs S4 video comparison!
The Samsung Galaxy S5 will outsell GS4, according to a Samsung executive, who also stated that Tizen phones will debut at the end of Q2.
Tired of the looks of the S4, and the new S5 isn't what you wanted, you can still get a new phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 Black Edition available in the UK
Is Samsung the new Apple? Its recent "just enough" mentality leads us to think so. Ready why that might affect the Android space in a good way.
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the new Google Play deals due to its anniversary celebration. Then we talk about Microsoft's Cortana, which just got featured on a leaked video. Samsung follows the news as we discover that the company is removing benchmark boosters from its phones. Apple follows as we expect iOS 7.1 to be launched very soon. We end today's show talking about Nokia and its plans to provide us kinetic charging for our smartphones.
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The phone may still have yet to launch, but there's already a Nokia Lumia Icon video available for you to check out.
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the launch of the Asus VivoTab Note 8 on the Microsoft Store for a very attractive price. Then we talk about the Nokia Normandy and the reports that the Wall Street Journal is pushing. Samsung follows the news as we talk about a possible "value edition" galaxy S 4, aside from a Galaxy Tab 4. HTC then hits rumor mill with the possible launch of mid-range phones along with the M8, and a possible Nexus 10 tablet. We end today's show talking about a recent study that shows the iPad mini as very easy to break.
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Upcoming Exhibitions:
Break This Chair, April 6th at 1015 SE Stark St., Portland, OR
Electric Crucifix, April 19th 6pm at 1015 SE Stark St., Portland, OR
Upcoming Events:
PDX Digital Fabrication Meet Up - April 9th, PCC Fab Lab Studio Visit. 815 N Killingsworth St
Upcoming Classes:
Introduction to CNC - PCC Fab Lab - May 25th, 12-4pm
ANX Gallery
The ANX Gallery was a a project of ADX, a Portland Makerspace, that ran from March 2017 through June 2018. The ANX Gallery worked to give Portland with an exhibition space that shows a variety of media, artworks and functional objects. Alternating monthly member-maker shows, group and solo exhibitions provide a spectrum of form, function and utility. The goal of this curatorial project was to provide exposure to local makers, fine artists, and those who bridge the two. Additionally, we aimed to offer people from underrepresented communities — women, people of color, LGBTQ and other minorities — a stage to display their talents and wares.
Over the course of 14 months, we were able to host approximately a dozen shows. Thank you to all that made this project possible.
Founder and Curator: Sami Lee Woolhiser
Founder and Curator: Emily Wobb
Gallery Manager: Jenna Lechner
Gallery Steward: Ray Nagler
August 2017 - "Beauty in Fragility" - Works by Maya Vivas
September 2017 - "Fall Gallery of Makers" - Exhibition of ADX Members, Staff and Alumni
October 2017 - "22 Floors" - New works by Emily Wobb
November - December 2017 - Toy Show - An exhibition of handmade toys by Portland artists.
January 2018 - "Ever The Optimist" - New works by Sami Lee Woolhiser
February 2018 - "Ink and Press" - Printmaking and Books show featuring over 30 Portland artists
March 2018 - "Spring Gallery of Makers" - Exhibition of ADX Members, Staff and Alumni
April 2018 - Design collaboration with Walcom
May 2018 - 2018 Prequel Program -
June 2018 - R&D by Lisa Radon - Recipient of AIR Program hosted by FORM and ADX
Sami Lee curated, organized and promoted ten student exhibitions while studying at the Savannah College of Art and Design. After interning at Hespe Gallery in San Francisco she used these shows to teach her peers how to properly install pieces, promote their events and other essential skill sets. Since graduating she has continued to co-curate and exhibit emerging artist works, below are a few of those exhibitions.
Sami Lee also found that her peers prospered when provided with opportunities to continue to learn, network and exhibit their works. As the president of the Local Color: SCAD Painting Club and SCAD Sculpture Forum she was able to work with her fellow students, efficiently utilize school resources, collaborate with faculty, the college, as well as local and international artists to create volunteer opportunities, workshops, studio visits, seminars and more.

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Mar 19, 2018
BIDDEFORD, Maine -- Lyla Jones scored her first three collegiate goals and McGara DeWan also had three goals for the 19th-ranked Colby College women's lacrosse team in an easy 16-4 win over University of New England on Monday.
The Mules are 2-3 overall heading into Friday's NESCAC home game with Connecticut College at 3:30 p.m.
By the numbers
* DeWan had a huge game with her three goals, five draw controls, five ground balls, and two caused turnovers. Jones added one assist, scored all three of her goals on free-position shots, and had two ground balls.
* Shannon Groskoph, Amelia Lubrano, and Ellie Hedison also scored their first collegiate goals for the Mules. Groskoph added three draw controls, Lubrano had her first collegiate assist, and Hedison had two ground balls.
* Emma Banks (pictured) had two goals and two ground balls for Colby. Bridget Horwood, Kelsey Bowen, Robyn Pirie, and Banks Dotson also scored goals. Bowen tied DeWan for a game-high five draw controls.
* The Mules had a 41-16 margin in shots and were 16-for-21 on draws.
* Colby goalie Hannah Marino earned her first collegiate victory with seven saves.
Game highlights
* The Mules, resting a number of their starters, received fine performances from a number of players in opening up an 8-0 halftime lead.
* The Nor'easters (3-3) cut the lead to 10-3 about five minutes into the second half. However, the Mules scored the next five goals in a span of about six minutes to pull away.


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Before she attended the SAG awards, Tracee Ellis Ross posed on the red carpet at the 2018 Producers Guild Awards on Saturday(January 20th) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA.
She wore the spicy orange TORY BURCH RESORT 2018 'Naomi' beaded gown with a turtleneck neckline, long bell sleeves and a removable, self tie waist. Love the color but this dress is not the most flattering on Tracee.
Also the sleeves are a tad too long. She finished up with FERNANDO JORGE jewelry, a JEFFREY LEVINSON gold clutch, LOUBOUTIN heels, a red lip and a complimentary up-do finished up her look. Are you feeling Tracee's look?
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Rebecca Bompiani | Associate
Rebecca is an Architectural Designer with over a decade of experience working in the greater Portland area. She has extensive experience master planning academic institutions in the Pacific Northwest. From Oregon State University to University of California, Davis, she has developed tools to help institutions better understand their built environment and make long-range goals for responsible growth. Her investigations into digital information management have led her to develop custom building mapping programs and interactive digital tools that enable universities to visualize complex building data and development strategies.
Rebecca joined MA in 2016. She was brought on to work as a Project Manager and to bring her experience in front-end design, presentations, and planning to MA's resume.
Rebecca teaches Digital Graphics and Representation as an Adjunct Professor at Portland State University.


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Evangelist Charles Awuzie has written an open letter to Bishop David Oyedepo in which he advised him to do more for Nigeria than just lay curses.
His open letter came after a prayer said by Bishop David Oyedepo this morning at the Covenant Hour of Prayer was shared on Facebook. Oyedepo cursed Fulani herdsmen killing innocent Nigerians during the prayer.
In response, Charles Awuzie reminded Oyedepo that he also laid curses on Boko Haram terrorists when they were killing innocent citizens yet nothing happened. In the same way, Awuzie said his curses on herdsmen will not work.
Awuzie advised Oyedepo to forget about cursing and, instead, preach God's love to the people.
He added: "You are a powerful brand. Act sir, don't just curse.
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|This is actually one of our bike trails. Unpaved. I REALLY like it that way!
As a commuter who uses a bicycle, I find that the routes made for and designated as bicycle paths are really not practical. Recreational? Yes! That part is wonderful, but since where I have to go isn't served by good bike paths that are practical, I have to know the city well.
There are some good bike paths though, don't get me wrong. Plus, unlike a fellow cyclist I saw on Facebook who toured through here yesterday, I find the high ground out of the flooded areas and mosquito infested pools. That's what is good about paying attention to your surroundings and living in an area where Native American and Pioneer trails were preserved by traffic paths today. Routes exist that are useful and that are not high traffic or high speed (or both) throughways.
Plus new stuff that is useful is coming on-line all the time here. I hit up the trail on the North side of the Cedar River for a bit since that took me right where I wanted to get to, which was a residential area that had streets that paralleled the old main drag from Evansdale to Waterloo. Then it was an easy-peasy ride to the repair shop and my reuniting with my repaired truck.
|I dropped in here to a bit of newer trail on the North side of the Cedar River through Waterloo.
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With Chips
Guacamole | 8
Queso | 8
Salsa Sampler | 6
fresca, verde, smoked peanut
Chalupitas (Nachos) | 9
refrito, spit-roasted chicken, cheese, crema, chiles, cilantro
Chicken Quesadilla | 10
roasted chicken, cheese, refrito, salsa, crema
Vegan Quesadilla | 9
refrito, potato, red onion, sweet peppers, pepitas with chimichuri and avocado
Elote (grilled street corn) I 5
grilled corn, butter-aioli, cotija
Beef Empanada | 7
braised beef wrapped in a crispy empanada shell, topped with cilantro, crema and chimichurri
Salads & Soups
Ensalada De Arugula | 8
arugula, strawberry, butternut squash, goat cheese, pepitas, citrus-chile vinaigrette
Chop Salad | 11
crisp romaine, avocado, black beans, cheese, spit-roasted chicken, hearts of palm, onion, tomato, tossed in chipotle ranch
Pozole (rojo or verde) | 10
housemade broth, hominy, squash, carrots, cilantro, cabbage & carnitas. served with a side of chips
Ceviche | 11
mahi mahi, shrimp, citrus, red onion & serrano, garnished with mango, cilantro & radish. served with a side of chips
made "mission style" with rice, beans and burrito sauce. grilled and served over lettuce with crema, salsa and guacamole
Steak I 11
Chicken I 10
Vegetable I 9
Tacos - a la carte
Served on fresh corn tortilla with pickled onion and shredded radish. Flour tortilla upon request.
Carne Asada | 5
verde salsa, cotija, crema
Chicken | 4
grilled chicken, honey pablano slaw, black bean mango salsa, cotija
Al Pastor | 4
grilled pork, al pastor sauce, pineapple
Gobernador | 6
seared chile shrimp, bacon, shaved lettuce, tri-colored cherry tomato, aioli
Brussels Sprout | 5
sautéed brussels sprouts, smoked peanut salsa
Pescado (fried fish) I 5
mahi mahi, red cabbage, aioli
Cubano | 10
smoked ham, carnitas pork, pickle, mustard, and swiss on local sourdough
Oaxacan Chicken | 10
mezcal and lime glazed chicken on local sourdough with avocado, queso fresco, and chipotle mayo
Brussels Sprouts | 4
Black Bean Refrito | 3
Salsa a la Carte | 2
Quesadilla | 6
chicken or cheese
Build Your Own Taco | 6
chicken or steak
Key Lime Pie | 7
with meringue
Tres Leches Cake | 8
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This spring (let's at least pretend it's spring), I'm all about prints and color pops with details. You're going to see a lot of printed shirts in the near future with subtle hits of bright color throughout my looks. This look is pretty much head-to-toe Asos and I'm all about it. A speckled blazer + leopard print shirt + hints of lime green and pink = a vibrantly spring look.
Blazer | Asos
Shirt | Asos
Pants | Asos
Tie | Asos
Tie Bar | The Tie Bar
Sunglasses | Marc by Marc Jacobs
Belt | Beltology
Shoes | Clarks
Shoelaces | Wits + Beaux
Socks | Wits + Beaux
Tote | Coach
Watch | Rakani
My new favorite bag is this green leather Coach tote. Unfortunately, it's already sold out because it's just that amazing! I've wanted a new leather tote that can handle my commutes, be light in weight and hold an assortment of daily needs. This tote passed this challenge. It has become my daily go-to bag. Also, the color matches just about everything I wear. It's a great complement to any look.
Throughout the look, I mention I have small details that help complete the look. My favorite tie clip is this silver mustache. I can't wear it without getting a compliment. I'm not hating.
I also love love love my polka dot lime green socks. It's the bright playful fun that brings the look to life. It's complemented by the pink shoelaces I added to my desert boots. Who makes these vibrant accessories? Wits + Beaux. They are a great find and you'll be seeing these details popping up in future posts.
I even changed up my normal black or brown wrist accessories for this AMAZING white banded watch by Rakani. The falling number combined with the white leather just made this watch a must have. It's different, unique and lust-worthy.
ALSO, if you do not change out your laces for a colorful thread, you need to. Seriously.


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A remarkable account of Savita's death
- Books
- October 26, 2013, 01:00
When I had my baby in 1983, one of the brilliant nurses in the maternity hospital came along three days later and sat on the side of my bed. "Now," sh(...)
A year since the death of Savita Halappanavar
- Social Affairs
- October 9, 2013, 15:22
Sunday 21st October 2012: Savita Halappanavar (31), who is 17 weeks' pregnant, has been experiencing severe back-pain overnight at home in Roscam, (...)
HSE report was a whitewash, say Savita Halappanavar's parents
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- June 24, 2013, 01:00
The parents of Savita Halappanavar have described the HSE report into her death as "a whitewash". And they say the Government's proposed legislation o(...)
Timeline: final days of Savita Halappanavar until report publication
- Health
- June 13, 2013, 14:00
Sunday October 21st:AM: Savita Halappanavar – 17 weeks pregnant – experiences back pain at her home and attends Galway University Hospital. Doctors wo(...)
The systems, not individuals, to blame?
- News
- April 19, 2013, 22:36
A finding of medical misadventure was probably about as much as Praveen Halappanavar could have expected from the inquest into his wife Savita'(...)
'Highly likely' Halappanavar would be alive if termination given, inquest told
- News
- April 17, 2013, 10:57
Savita Halappanavar would probably be alive today if she had been given a termination of her pregnancy when she requested it, the former master(...)
Stressed husband asks not to attend Savita inquest
- Health
- April 12, 2013, 10:50
Praveen Halappanavar, husband of the late Savita Halappanavar, is not attending her inquest today as he has found the hearings this week extrem(...)
Reference to 'Catholic country' was not in any draft inquest statement
- Health
- April 12, 2013, 06:00
None of the statements made by staff at Galway University Hospital to the inquest into Savita Halappanavar's death cont(...)
Timeline: Savita Halappanavar's last days
- Health
- April 12, 2013, 06:00
Sunday October 21st, 2012 (...)
Husband relieved truth about Savita's death emerging
- Health
- April 12, 2013, 01:00
Praveen Halappanavar has spoken of his relief that the truth about his wife Savita's death is finally emerging at the inquest into her death in(...)


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VAR to be used in Caf Champions League and Confederation Cup finals
Caf have announced that VAR will be used in both the Caf Champions League and Confederation Cup finals in November and December respectively.
After VAR was first tested in the Caf Super Cup match between Wydad Casablanca and TP Mazembe, the refereeing technology returns for the inter-club competitions on the continent.
"This is a historic moment for African football. It clearly shows that Caf is determined and committed to the inter-club competitions and will bring on board the latest and innovative technologies to make it better," Caf secretary general Amr Fahmy told Cafonline.
"We (Caf) are the first confederation to use VAR in the final of the club competitions. We did it for the Caf Super Cup and we are delighted to go a step further with the inter-club competitions."
Twelve elite referees and assistant referees are scheduled to undergo a preparatory course in Cairo later this month with International Football Association Board technical director David Elleray supervising them.
World Cup match officials Janny Sikazwe, Papa Bakary Gassama and Zakhele Siwela are some of those selected for the training and are already familiar with VAR.
South African referee Victor Gomes is also part of the course.


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How to get away with speeding: use a Polish license
In 2007, Irish police noticed they'd written over 50 tickets to a single driver, Prawo Jazdy. The individual had citations under many different addresses and police wondered why repeated punishment hadn't changed the man's driving habits.
It turns out that Prawo Jazdy is Polish for 'driver's license'. Great job, Irish police!
Via Futility Closet.
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Andrew and Michael's Wedding, Equality for All
I had the pleasure of DJing Andrew and Michael's "Windy City Italian vs. Georgia Mountain Heritage" wedding celebration over the weekend.
Fittingly enough it was gay Pride weekend in Atlanta, in the wake of gay marriage quickly becoming a reality in the majority of states. If you didn't already know, gay marriage is now recognized in North Carolina, and many other states have pending appeals/lawsuits against the same-sex marriage ban. Read article here. It's pretty exciting to be a part of the change as more and more states recognize same-sex marriage.
While gay weddings aren't really a new thing, what seemed a little uncommon was that this marriage took place at a church (my couple went to DC weeks earlier to make it legal). What struck me most was the community these two classy gentlemen have become a part of, and how accepting and supportive everyone in their parish is. It was the first gay wedding to ever take place at the church.
I think I'm sometimes surprised at how far we've come in certain communities, perhaps it's because Georgia isn't exactly known for it's liberal ways. Once you step a few miles outside Atlanta's city limits it's a bit of a different story- racism, sexism, homophobia and other ignorant attitudes are still quite prevalent
Anyway, I was very grateful to be asked to be a part of this lovely event and to be invited into their lives and community for such an important day. While I'm not a religious person, my spiritual practice is an integral part of my life. It's refreshing to see a church so inclusive; whether gay, straight, black, white, young, old, male, female, and maybe even rich, poor are all are treated equally. Being marginalized is the same for everyone, and it never feels good.
It finally feels like we are making our way out of casual acceptance of human differences into something deeper and it's called humanity.
I know there will always be opposition and hate where there is love and acceptance, but it's communities such as this that remind you no matter where you come from or your affiliations, there's a kind and loving respect all humans deserve and are fully capable of sharing.
I wish Andrew and Michael all the peace, love, happiness, joy and acceptance in their life together. They deserve it, because all humans do.
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Patient Testimonials
At Movement Specialists Physical Therapy, we are all about the patient experience. When you walk in our doors, you become part of our extended family. We pride ourselves in providing a comforting and welcoming environment for our patients to learn, grow and heal. Here is what our patients are saying about their experience with MSPT! For additional reviews, please check us out on Yelp!


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SCREEN GEM: Religion! Sex! Really do you need a third exclamation point? The Coral Gables Cinematheque screens the hit Israeli film "Eyes Wide Open," which premiered at Cannes and is described as "a passionate story of forbidden love between an ultra-Orthodox married Jewish family man and a young male yeshiva student. 6:30 and 8:30 P.M.
NORA THE EXPLORER: Of awesome screenwriting, that is. Nora Ephron, the pen behind "When Harry Met Sally" and "Sleepless in Seattle," has a new book called "I Remember Nothing and Other Reflections," a recollection about all the stuff she remembers - and doesn't - about her life so far. She'll be reading and discussing as part of the Miami Book Fair tonight. Miami Dade College, Chapman Conference Center, 8 P.M. Ticket required.
FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE: It's probably pretty cold over in Ruskie country right now (and we don't mean that metaphorically), so we're guessing the Moscow Symphony Orchestra is pretty psyched to be here tonight. You should be, too, because really, what else do you have going on? Arsht Center, 8 P.M.


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No. S ............................................ 2:25 p. m. Par complete Time Card, giving all trains and nation*, and for full Information ai to rate*, through can, etc., address J. a XDOBWORTH, agent, Loganrport. or B 4. FORD. General Pa»«on(rer Agent, 8t. Louli. Mo. . EL & W. Time Table, Peru. Ind. Solid trains between Feoiia and Sandusky and Indianapolis and Michigan. Direct connection* to and from all points in the United Itate* and Canada. AJUUTB SOUTH SOnXU DIPAKT NO SI Indianapolis Kip dallj 7:10 a m U-Ham No S3 " Matl AKrp_ll:SSam (da)'j except Sunday) No SB Indpl's Krp ex Sun... i d5 p m »:W p m No » Pawenior eieept Sun No 151 Rocl»M«r local arrive :«5pm ezoept Sunday, MORTH BOTTHD. ••« a m No » Mall * £*P Ex Suu. ~Jt:13am 135 • m Ho n Mloalcan Cltr *aUy; iM j> m M»»m»o»4 rWtroii Kxp «x Bu» • Ho UO Acoom except Sun... (t:*S a m •DM* not run mortk o^ Pwu on Bun day. ItattakW rttM •n<i g «*n««l^information «01 mmJ JUtanw, ticket agont, L. B. * W. fS^yuoTc.F.DaUr (•at, ln«taM»oiia,!»«. Outfits That Would Make Old Knights Envious. "PASTS" BOTH WORN AND SPOKES. How the Modern Footballlrt I» Built From Head to Foot—Laugnji£« of the Game Translated For the Benefit of Admiring SIlMiKen. The modern football player wears an armor the like of which has not been seen ginec the middle ufres. The coats of mail worn by knights of old in battleax combats implied u certain suspicion of danger which chivalric bluster could not wholly dispel. Ln the sedate and safe game of football as now played there must likewise be some slight recognition of the remote possibility of some other fellow getting hurt; hence the huge iron bars about FOOTHALL ARMOR. the head, tho fortifications built aronnd tho chest nnd abdomen, and—oh, horrors —the "pants" that iiretco big to tie measured or described. Be ic known, all you verbal epicures, that "pants" is tho revised version at Harvard, Yale and Princeton. The intercollegiate football "pants" hare a laco front, are made of Che heaviest drab moleskin manufactured especially for tho purpose, and Che hips and knees are heavily padded with fine curled hair aod the thighs with light wadding. Football shoes are specially strong, with cleats on heel anil solo. Beneath tho top of this shoe is what is known as the ankle support, made of soft tunned leather and worn over tho stocking. It laces very tight in the center, although a little looser at the top and bottom. It not only strengthens, but prevents the turning- of the ankle. The football stocking is heavily ribbed nnd full fashioned. In colors black, navy, maroon and gray are given tho preference Of course the shin guard must be worn, It is of canvas, moleskin or leather nnd runs in length from 9 to 12 inches. Next comes the belt and abdomen protector. The very best belts are elastic, but the ordinary belt is made of leather with heavily plaited buckle and rings To this is attached the protector, niddo something in the fashion of a shield and very heavy. The football jacket is either made of heavy duck or canvas. It should be sewed with the best and strongest linen, and may have many sleeves or no sleeves, according to tho de- siro of the wearer. If with no sleeves, then the player should wear a ribbed jersey. The curious contrivance one sees on the head is known as a combination head harness and nose mask. It is composed, so far as the head harness is concerned, of leather, while tho nose mask is made of the finest rubber, no wire or metal being used in its construction. If the player be a wise uian, he has » rubber mouthpiece, which is a great protection to r.he mouth and tooth and an additional safeguatd \vhon used in connection with the nose protector. Football playing is not now confined to the great universities It has extended to schools generally throughout, the country and to country athletic clubs. In all games each side- has 11 men who began by lacing each other in the center of tho field. This is called lining up. These men are known as the right end and left end, right tackle and left tackle, right guard and left guard, center, quarter back, right half back and left half back and full back. The right end of one team faces the left end of the other. The seven men facing one an- otherare"the lino.' or"the rushers." and the men behind the line are "the backs." At each end of tho field, which is 830 by 160 feet, is the goal line, in the center of which are the goal posts. These posts are 20 feet high and IS feet 6 inches apart, with a. crossbar 10 feet from the ground. The object of the gfune is for each side to carry the ball over its opponents' goal line or to kick tho ball between the posts and over the crossbar. The two captains toss for choice of ball and of goal. The winner takes the ball and the loser gets the goal, or the reverse. The game is started by a kick off'' from the center of the field. A kick off" cannot score a goal. After the kick off" the side that gets the ball must advance with it five yards in four attempts or "downs." If it fails, the ball goes to the other side on "downs." After a "goal" the bail is "kicked off" from the center of the feld. A "goal" is made by kicking the ball in any way except by a punr, between the goal posts and over the crossbar. A "drop tick" is made by letting the ball fall from che hands and kicking it the instant ic rises from the ground. A "place kink" is made by kicking the ball after it has been placed upon the ground. A punt" is made by letting the ball drop from the hands and kicking i» brfor* i» tenches tha ground. A "touchdown" i* made when the ball is carried or kicked acroM the goal line and thera k»M A "safety" is made when a pJayer fotudinf his goal T*ceive3 the ball from a playtir oJ U* own fcidn and touches it to A "toachbaoV IB where a player receive* the bail and touches it down behicC the goal line, tie impetus to the ball coming from an opponent. The ball goes "out of bonds" when it crosses the side lines. A "scrimmage" takes place when the holder of the ball places it upon the ground and puts it in play by kicking it forward or snapping it back. A "fair catch"is made direct from a kick made by an opponent. "Off side" play is made when a player is in Ms opponents' territory when the ball is put in play. A touchdown counts four points, a goal from a touchdown counts two points, 3 goal from the field counts five points and a safety counts two points against the side making it- There are three officials—linesman, referee nnd umpire. The referee has charge of the ball and judges of its progress, tbe umpire has charge of the players, and the linesman marks the progress of the ball. The game is divided into two halves of :J5 minutes each, with ten minutes intermission. PROPER GOLF. Cheap Wheels Have Increased the Army of Riders. Balea Governing Pl»yew In the Parks of New York City. The New York city park commissioners have adopted rules governing golf playing in the various municipal parks which may be useful in other cities. Tho rules vary according to local circumstances, but the Central park regulations may be looked upon as standard. It is provided that the gamekeeper shall be responsible for the conduct of all caddies and shall keep a record of their names and the number of their badges. .N'o caddy will be allowed to solicit employment without his badge, and he must not solicitcmployment beyond the first tee. All complaints must be made to the grcenskeeper, and if well founded he shall suspend the offending caddy from employment a certain number of days, commensurate with the gravity of the offense, taking away his badge for the period he is suspended. The pay of a caddy shall be 15 cents for one round of the links, or 9 holes, or 35 cents for two rounds of the links, or 18 holes. No one but players shall be allowed on the links while play is in progress—bicycles, baby carriages, equestrians or horses and carriages not allowed on the links. Players must not loiter about the first tee, but play off in turn of their arrival as rapidly as possible to make way for those following. No player shall play from the tee until the party in front have played their second stroke or are out of range. No player should play to the putting green until the party on ssune have holed out and moved away, and players who have not holed out should not try their put over again nor stay upon tho green, but move off at once. Players looking for a lost ball must allow any other match coming up to pass them. A party playing three or more balls must allow a two ball match to pass them. Turf cut or displaced by a stroke should be at once replaced. NORMAL AND ABNORMAL. Difference Between Physical Cnltnre and JProfeoional Training. Dr. W. L. Savage explains she difference between the trainer and the physical culture man. "Wetake a man and build him up and make him a strong and useful man, ona who, if he has the inclination, may become an all round athlete. The trainer, on the other hand, takes a man who has an aptness in some particular direction and in whom some muscles are possibly developed beyond the normal point, and with a view to making the man still stronger in that particular part he produces an abnormal man. While the trainer is building up his man—ov rather the Btronji part of him—the weak points are being neglected. While the strong ones arc becoming still stronger, the weak parts, although they may remain stationary for the time being, appear weaker than they really are by contrast. The physical culture expert leaves the strong and superde- veloped parts of his patient aloue nnd applies himself only to the weak parts—the others will take care of themselves. Take, for example, the men who have the bicycle craze. They have heavy thighs and calves, but many who have gained in that direction have acquired hollow chests, round shoulders, abnormal arms and weakness In the abdominal region. Xow, wo do not try to make such a person's legs stronger, but we do try by proper exercise to bring the rest of the body up to the thigh standard. After the whole body has been thoroughly developed, no one part at the cost of the other, then, if the man has a taste for sprinting, for jumping or for any other sport, he may safely place himself in the hands of a trainer, but without the proper foundation he would run a risk in doing BO. The athletic clubs take care of that end of it, and with men in good condition they do good work." College Rowing;. Harvard and Cornell have agreed to race together, and now the diplomats of all. tbe colleges are at work trying- to arrange matters so that all these agreements can be carried out without giving any one crew more work than is necessary and •without lowering the dignity of any of the crews. Harvard is said to be perfectly •willing to row Cornell on the Hudson and Yale at New London if necessary, but would prefer that Yale should enter the contest with Cornell. In the event of the races being three cornered, as they were this year, they would have to be rowed on the Hudson, as the course at New London is not wide enough for three crews to row over without crowding. Yale, too, wants to meet Cornell, and in all probability an invitation will be extended to the champions to row with Harvard and Yale next summer, Popular Small Yachts. Ne-w York yachtsmen who this year raced the 30 footers have agreed to build about a dozen yachts for the 51 foot class. These boat* will be built according to certain rules that are now being prepared. The boats are to be 46 or 47 feet on the •water line, about TO feet over all. 10 feet draft and will carry between 3.000 and 8,100 square feet o: canvas. The rules will say that each boac must have a certain displacement, must have sis feet of head room under the deck, which is to be flush, and the yachts are to be raced in erasing trim. The yachts that are already in the 51 class will be allowed to compete with the new ones even if they do not comply with the new rules. The yachts of other designers will also be allowed to compete, but they must comply with the rules. TWEMT.rTrT£ DOLLAR MACHETES. •What May Bo Exr>«c:t«d For Seventy-flv» and Fifty Dollar*—New Device* to Help Tircid B*ginner«—How Pac«r» Are Paid. Making; Use of Stars. There is every indication that next season will see an increase of bicycling, Methods of teaching beginners have improved and mechanical devices to inspire confidence are favorably received. Cheap whet-Is have obtained a foothold, in spite of the conservatism of leading manufacturers. The bicycles sold by department stores in the larger cities stand usage better than many expected and have proved to be profitable to the stores—not only as articles of merchandise, but as advertisements. One of the devices to aid the timid beginner is the invention of James B. Erwin, Milwaukee. Balancing wheels are attached to each side of the frame at o point near the fork ends. Each wheel is provided xvith a fork which is connected to the machine frame by an arm which is double clamped. This arm is split and has one section pivoted to a stem on the short fork stem. The other arm is connected by a tension spring by means of an adjusting screw. This spring is spiral and sets in a socket in the head of the forks. As the bicycle tips to one side the connecting arm pivot allows the fork to swing up, the action of this movement being governed by the spring. Xot only bicycle manufacturer?,- but bicycle papers, have been slow in recognizing the importance of low priced wheels. In The Heferee, however, the cheap machine has a strong champion. The change in the clientage of the bicycle has been a remarkable one, and to this change is directly due the downward tendency in price. In the beginning bicycling was a sport that appealed to a very small number of people. For the great majority it had no attraction whatever, and there was a disposition to deprecate its use except by boys. The introduction of the safety and later the substitution of the pneumatio tire for the solid changed all this and made CANINE EXTREMES. Kitdr Ingrain'* Hnre St. Bentkrd and Tiny Jmpmafte Spaniel. Lady Ingram of England takes pardonable pride in the possession of TWO of the most remarkable blooded dogs In tho qneen's dominions. One is » monatroui St Bernard named Olaf, which has an in- A SportlT* The king of Portugal is said to be a magnificent svrimm«r, and, like his mo^h- «r, has rescued a fellow creature from dre-cmim wkil* OB another occasion, •whan out driving on th» outskim of Lis- bom, he jviBp*d out of his carriage and f«Il*d with hi* rtook to the ground and than collared tingle handed » burly high- •K-ayraaji who was «ndeaToring to rob and fcaifo a wayfarer. BALAXCE FOP. BEGIXXEHS. it a sport or pastime that appealed directly to the masses and that strengthened its hold on them as ouch season passed. It placed in the hands of everybody an amusement which, after the first cost of the machine, could be pursued at practically no cost. Even $50 is a big price for many people to pay for a bicycle. This is especially true of girls and women, to whom the sport appeals with peculiar force, inasmuch as it opens to them an entirely new field, and they have ample time to pursue it. When the choice is limited to a $50 machine or nothiag, the latter alternative is frequently taken from force of circumstances, but when the price is brought down to $25 the circle of possible purchasers is widened tremendously. Hitherto the meet promoters have paid a stipulated price per heat for pacemaking and double price for pacing the final. This has enabled a number of men to make a fairly good living when not in condition to win out in the races. It is a living that tho professional men are looking for. Of late the meet promoters have been drawing out one of the stars from a heat to pace to qualify, an example that was set by Chairman Mott himself. With the pacemaker qualifying, but two others gained admission to the final. With a paid pacemaker, three men in the final, one more man at least qualified, and the pacemaker was assured of his mite. It is very probable that hereafter the racing men will enter with the condition that paid pacemakers be employed in heats and finals. Counting Their Cash. The big baseball money makers were the Boston and New York clubs. It is believed that the Boston club cleared nearly $100,000, in spite of the fact that the South End grounds are the smallest in the League. The new champions drew larger crowds on the road than any other team, and the attendance at home was phenomenal. The Xew York club, in spite of its $100,000 expenses, had a profitable season. It has been stated that the club made $75,000, but this is regarded as excessive. Consul Sharp, at Hiogo, Japan, sends to the state department a, clipping from the Kobe Herald, showing: that the rate •of v--jf.= in Japan is 30 per cent, higher ----- in 1SS5. CANINE EXTREMES, to-national reputation among dog fanciers. ' The other is a Japanese spaniel, called O i Mimosa San, which might slumber cozily I in my lady's shoe. These two dogs not ' only enjoy the affection of their mistress, but have a special fondness for each other. They have won numerous prizes at English exhibitions. TURKISH BATHS FOR HORSES Kew and Effective Treatment Tried on Turf Leadun*. The Turkish bath has been tried with wonderful results upon several famous race horses. The 2-year-old Hamburg, easily the greatest of his age that has been seen on the American turf in ten years, is the latest crack to be subjected to this treatment, and for him it worked wonders. Jimmy McCormick is said to be its originator, having used it several years ago with good results on his filly Marguerite. She was troubled with rheumatism, and the steam bath removed every ache and particle of stiffness. This case came to the notice of several trainers, and soon more horses were treated for rheumatism than were actually afflicted with that particular ailment. With some it worked well, but in many instances the results were far from beneficial. Therefore the Turkish bath never became popular and has attracted little or no attention from Che racing critic. Trainer Patterson gave Hamburg one a few weeks ago, and McCormick's Marguerite experience was repeated. The king of 2-year-olds came out of tho gum tent as supple as he was the day he first put foot on the track, and therefore won the Great Trial stakes. Shortly aftewrard he had another start on hand, imd again.he was stiff. The Turkish bath was repeated, and he led his field under the wire. Hamburg's experience has attracted attention once more to the rejuvenating process, and trainers are trying it on their ailing youngsters. BinK Eloquence. Corbett's latest remarks about Fitzsimmons are to tho effect that the former is willing to give the latter $15,000 to fight "It will only be a short time," says Corbett, "when Fitzsimmons will find out for himself that his cowardly trick in refusing to defend the championship will maketbo American public grow so bitter toward him that he will not be able to make a dollar in this country until he agrees to fight me again. Why is Fitxsimmons afraid to fight me again if he thinks that I am so easy? The fact of the matter is be never before got such a punching and had such a close call from being knocked out as he did with me at Carson City, and he will never again be induced to take me on. If Fitzsin-.mons will only say he will fight me, I will be ready to flgbt at any time and bet him as much money as he can raise." American Helle. American Belle, 2:12 >4, the champion , 3-year-old trotting filly of the year, is one j of the few animals having the blood of old George Wilkes, five generations back. She is also an inbred Wilkes. Her sire is Rex Americus, 2:11X, son of Onward, by George Wilkes. Her dam is Beautiful Chiznes. 2:33X, by Chimes; second dam Maid of Honor, dam of Ed Easton, 2:09Ji, by Mambrino King; third dam Betty Mac, by Bed Wilkes, son of George XVilkes; fourth dam Lizzie Witherepoon, dam of Fanny Witherspoon, 3:1GK, by Cough's Wagner. 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This great work, plainly -written by a medical authority, shows how manly vigor can be regained'and obstacles to marriag* removed. It is a modem work for men vrho suffer from nervous debility caused by overwork, youthful indul£ttjc«"or later ex«ssea. It points out how to b« cured of nervousnaia, despondency, impotency, at Mome, without interfering with business. IT IS ABSOLUTELY FREE. This ffrfat book, entitled "COMPLETE MAXHOOD AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT," voll be mailed free, in plain, scaled -wrapper, to the address of any sincere inquirer by tho Erie Medical Company, 64 Niacrara Street, Buffalo,N.Y. KoC.O.D.schemejnodeception. A drama representing negro life in slavery days will be presented at the rinfe on Nov. 2d and 3d by colored home talent, for the benefit of the A. M. E. church. TATEOFOHIO. CiTV OFTOJJSDO, I " LCCAS COUNTY, is"* FraDlc J . Cheney makes.oath that he i* the senior partner of the flrm of F. J. Cheney * Co.. doin£ business In the ; City; of Toledo County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the urn of OKE HUNDRED DOL- LABS for each and every case ol Catarrh that cannot be ;curcd by Hall'8 Caisnh Cure; FKAXK J. CHENS*-. Sworn to before me flrd subscribed In my presence, this 6th day,.of December. A. D.1SS« SEAL. A. w. ULIASOX. Notary Public. Hull's Catarrh Cure JE taJten:internally and cts directly on the blood and mucous eurfucei of the system. Send for testimonials fr««. F. J. CHENEY i Co., Toledo, (X Sold by drupfrfsts. TBc. Hall's Family Pills are the best. The village of Centre, or Tarapicff, near Kokomo, suffered from a destructive fire yesterday. A.U the business portion was swept away except the postofflce. The loss is 111,500, with only $2,700 insurance. Tbe Reflections of a Married Woman —are not pleasant if she is delicate, run-down, or over-worked. She feels "played out." Her smile and her p;ood spirits have taken flight,. It worries her husband as well as herself. This is the time to build up her strength and cure those weaknesses or ailments which are the seat of her trouble. Dr. PJerce's Favorite Prescription regulates and promotes all the proper functions of womanhood, Improves digestion, enriches tbe blood, dispels aches and pains,J melancholy and nervousness, brings refreshine sleep, and restores health and strength. It's a safe remedial agent, a tonic and nervine or nerve food, designed by a regularly graduated,experienced and skilled specialist, to cure those disorders and derangements Incident to womanhood. its sales exceed, by far those of all ether medicines for women. Rheumatism is due to lactic acid in the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid and completely cures the aches and pains of rheumatism. Be sure to get Hood's. Hood's pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, 25c. The Boston Lights will play ball at Bochester Sunday, They will be re- infarced by George Cuppy and Harry Staats. "I am an old soldier of the Bebel- llon, year ago I was in bed all winter with chronic rheumatism. Three doctors railed to give meirelief. Two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters put me on my feet.lt is worth its weight in gold." W. B. Knapp, Lltchfie Id Hilledale Co., Mich. Notice of Apfwiulment tf Assignee. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed and qual<fled 88 aefign.ee Of «11 th» property of Edwin M. Walden. FHAKKM. KisnJtK. Exiled to Siberia A story of the exciting yet terrible experiences of two young Americans who were made political prisoners in Russia and sentenced to the Kara mines of the Czar. This original, copyrighted story, written by the rising young author, Wm. Murray Graydon
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Craig Turner, the eldest son of music legend Tina Turner, has died of an apparent suicide in Studio City, California, CBS News has confirmed. He was 59.
John Kades, a captain with Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, told CBS News that the preliminary report from LAPD North Hollywood is that Turner died of a gunshot wound but "our doctors still need to do what they need to do."
"The call was reported as a suicide, gunshot wound," according to a spokesperson "The next of kin has been notified. There will be an autopsy done and there is an investigator at the scene."
Craig Turner worked in the real estate business in the San Fernando Valley.
Tina Turner was in Paris for fashion week at the time of her son's death.


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Quatrefoil Restaurant
Unfortunately we haven't have a chance to experience the Dundas / Ancaster culinary delights to their fullest. For such an affluent area, there are plenty of options to choose from and Quatrefoil is known to be one of the very best.
The restaurant is in a beautiful standalone house adorned with lights and icicles. Welcomed by a quatrefoil mirror piece above a fireplace, the space seemed to be clean and french, interrupted by this heavy, dark decor upon entry - a bit intimidating as a welcome area.
The hostess was prompt to check our coats and give us a number in return - a small gesture, which makes our experience much more pleasant. With two floors of dining, we would expected more renaissance hints to connect to the name, but that didn't seem to be the vision for the space. It was tastefully decorated, nonetheless.
The candle lit at our table as we sat down - getting us in the right mood. Our waiter Kyle was very expressive and enthusiastic. He was there throughout to answer any questions we had, often with little stories.
Our wines for the evening were a straightforward and classy Argentinian Malbec - Carens, Vista Flores, Mendoza (2014) plus an elegant 2014 Pinot noir, Pearce Predhomme from Willamette Valley, Oregon. We started with the wine and chose our dishes to match that, a bit unconventional, but we knew what we wanted to drink that special night. For food, we chose House Smoked Salmon, Gnocchi à la Vodka, a Rose Veal Chop and Icy Waters Arctic Char the last two being main courses.
We got a little something special from the chef to get us going - parmesan custard, dried tomato and potato crisp - a beautiful amuse bouche, tart with a sour cream. The creamy sauce to offset and add that buttery texture while the potatoes crisp added a meaty smell with burnt texture - a much needed nuance.
There were only a few pieces of very flavorful and smoked in-house Salmon on the plate tastefully arranged with radish, cucumber, buttermilk and pumpernickel crisps. A large plate made eating the dish a bit of an adventure - chasing the scattered goodies around. A very interesting combination of flavours and a delightful option to consider as a first course. Maybe a few more slices of salmon could make it even better.
Rose Veal Chop came with a wonderful medley of mushrooms and a generous size chunk of meat - the chop in a beautiful thick balsamic sauce was a little burned and caramelized. The meat was cooked to perfection, melting in the mouth with every bite. A very large plate was used, but there was plenty of food to go around so it did not look too empty.
Icy Aaters Arctic Char with beets, spinach, beluga lentils and lemon beurre blanc also looked magnificent on the plate. Dark lentils added a texture and substance while the boiled spinach had a light juicy bitterness. The beets were not our favourite part here and did not add much to the plate. The hero was the crispy skinned char - a bit of skin on the meat made it that much more interesting. The meaty fish was a tad chewy, but well balanced by the buttery side juice. Little breads plate with 4 different types were also part of our flavour experience. We especially liked the anise pumpernickel and the tiny cheesy brioches. Breads were unlimited
We were getting full...one dessert choice was Gingerbread to share, Ma Cherie was not too enthused about that choice, but that didn't last for long. It was an original interpretation consisting of a deconstructed gingerbread adorned with earl grey tea sauce and spruce ice cream. Warm, moist bread was beautiful and the cranberries were an amazing addition. The dish came topped with thin, flat meringue and needles all around. Our waiter poured the earl grey cream in front of us. The small side of homemade ice-cream was light and not spruce smelling, just a tad of a nuance, to our disappointment. Overall, this dish really topped off our evening experience.
With a light, ambient, lounge music throughout and many rooms, we felt as if we visited a posh friend for a gourmet dinner.


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Resilient featured on If It's Too Loud
First Listen: New Releases for November 3
Artist: Mr. Lif and Brass Menazeri
Album: Resilient
Quick Description: A surprising genre mashup.
Why You Should Listen: You enjoy things that are weird and awesome.
Overall Thoughts: This is sort of like if What Cheer? Brigade enlisted a rapper to help them out. I'm so into this it's ridiculous – Mr Lif is near-perfect as usual, and the instrumentation is different enough in and of itself in this genre to sound fresh and different. Everything about this works, and this has vaulted into my favorite rap effort of the year and deserves to be on some year end lists.
Recommendation: A great listen, nearly my favorite of the week.


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Winds of change are constant on Earth but this month more than ever, one of the biggest themes that is showing up is a CLEARING PHASE for all of us. This may see you actively clearing elements of your life, home, office or even relationships and phases of your life.
We are definitely in a period of EXTREMES - with extreme speed, extreme transformation and extreme and unexpected happenings in our lives waking us up and shaking us up. As we go through July and August, that unexpected and extreme energy is going to come into sharp focus...
Perfect Storm for Healing and Elevation, Anger as a Release and Fuel for Change, Full Circle Moments, Dreams and Synchronicities, and Light and Creational Energy
In the seven years since 2012, a dominant energy characteristic has been CLEARING; clearing out of old stuff, old patterns, old behaviours, old energies. The next seven years, 2019 to 2026 are going to be seven years of ELEVATION.
Levelling Up, Deep Connection And Playing The Waiting Game
Last month I spoke about the presence of a collective identity shift; that many of us are going through a period of deep review around your life, your choices, your relationships, the things that you are doing in the world.
We have to let go of certain things in order to make space for the new. During the May-August period this year, many people went through a lot of high-speed letting go, in the form of sudden or unexpected contract changes.
The last four months has been an incredible shake down and everyone is talking about it. You will have either felt incredibly re-arranged by life and the Universe, and/or you may have passed through some real dark nights of the soul.
Find STEADY GROUND where and when you can. Understand the need to do this regularly if you want to stay balanced and flow with these times.
March will herald a very new beginning—not only for the year of 2016 but one that closes out the past four months as well.


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The Scientific World Journal
Volume 2013, Article ID 369209, 13 pages
A Novel Artificial Bee Colony Approach of Live Virtual Machine Migration Policy Using Bayes Theorem
1College of Computer Science and Technology, Jilin University, Changchun, Jilin 130000, China
2Key Laboratory of Symbolic Computation and Knowledge Engineering of Ministry of Education, Jilin University, Changchun, Jilin 130000, China
Received 30 September 2013; Accepted 17 November 2013
Academic Editors: T. Chen, Q. Cheng, and J. Yang
Copyright © 2013 Gaochao Xu et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Green cloud data center has become a research hotspot of virtualized cloud computing architecture. Since live virtual machine (VM) migration technology is widely used and studied in cloud computing, we have focused on the VM placement selection of live migration for power saving. We present a novel heuristic approach which is called PS-ABC. Its algorithm includes two parts. One is that it combines the artificial bee colony (ABC) idea with the uniform random initialization idea, the binary search idea, and Boltzmann selection policy to achieve an improved ABC-based approach with better global exploration's ability and local exploitation's ability. The other one is that it uses the Bayes theorem to further optimize the improved ABC-based process to faster get the final optimal solution. As a result, the whole approach achieves a longer-term efficient optimization for power saving. The experimental results demonstrate that PS-ABC evidently reduces the total incremental power consumption and better protects the performance of VM running and migrating compared with the existing research. It makes the result of live VM migration more high-effective and meaningful.


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Factors To Take Into Accounts When You Are Selecting A Reputable Appliance Repair Company
Many individuals react differently when their appliance breakdowns but one need not worry if you are having a right appliance repair expert at your disposal. Have a competent appliances repair firms address you to help you avoid the hassle of looking for a new one when your appliances break down. Maintain your home appliances always by selecting a renowned, experience and competent appliance repair experts to handle the issues associated with these devices. The dishwasher, refrigerator, and the garbage disposal appliances are some of the devices that need regular maintenance to enable them to offer the best services to the homeowner. A the company that can respond to your call at odd hours or on the urgent issue is the best as they will help you to use the appliance when they are much needed. For instance, when you are having guests in your house, the last thing that you need to hear is a repair service that will take long before reaching out to you. Various tips can help you get the right appliance repair service to hire.
You can get the names and contacts of a competent appliance repair organization from the person who sold you the house. Most home sellers who are concerned about your welfare, they will take time to write down the companies that used to take care of their appliances such as refrigerators and the dishwashers among other major home appliances. The information that you get from the homeowner who is selling their home to you include the contacts details of the repair firm, and you can use them to deal with issues related to your appliances. Most of the time, such companies offer the best services to their clients that's the reason they are used by the person who used to stay in your house before you purchased it.
Real estate professionals are the best source of information regarding the best appliances repair firms. The real estate firms which are good in their services delivery will recommend on the right appliance repair expert to hire as they are familiar with various companies which are qualified and experienced on this issue. Appliances repair services are among the businesses that you can get directed to by the real estate firm that you use to purchase your home. The best real estate firms will ensure that the clients are working with the right repair firms.
Make sure that you have searched the name of the best appliances repair companies on the web. Use the information you gather from various comments and testimonials from past clients of the appliance repair firms to determine the qualification and reputation of the company.
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Welcome to Parents Place, Hamilton, Waikato.
We are a home for community groups providing education and support for pregnancy, childbirth and early parenting.
Situated in a gracious old house with a wonderful homely atmosphere, groups from different aspects of parenting come for meeting spaces.
Families come to connect, learn new skills, get information and become involved in some of the great things we have on offer.
This house is intended to uplift and honour women in this special time of life and make them feel comfortable, valued and supported in their decisions.
Please feel free to browse the site, come along and get in touch.


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Teen thug who battered teacher's face 'like crushed cornflakes' loses final bid to avoid justice
Lukas Mikoliunas, then 17, left innocent Christian Dawson for dead after ambushing him outside a garage in Hull, East Yorks
A TEEN thug who beat his ex-teacher to a pulp in an unprovoked attacked has failed in a desperate last bid to evade justice.
Lukas Mikoliunas, then 17, left innocent Christian Dawson for dead after ambushing him outside a garage last March.
Mr Dawson, 40, was left blood-soaked on the pavement after being punched several times in the head.
He was concussed, blinded for 24 hours and suffered horrific facial injuries which a surgeon likened to "crushed cornflakes".
Brute Mikoliunas denied any involvement in the attack but was convicted of GBH in August following a one-day trial at Hull Youth Court.
He returned to court this week to overturn his conviction claiming mistaken identity but failed.
Mr Dawson, of Hull, East Yorks, was forced to relive his ordeal as he answered questions in court.
Recorder Roberts QC said while Mr Dawson's process of identifying his attacker through Facebook was not "conventional", it was "accurate and reliable".
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Mikoliunas, also of Hull, is now set to be sentenced for the attack on his former teacher and for a separate burglary offence in three weeks' time.
He was denied bail by Recorder Roberts QC and will be remanded in custody until he is sentenced.
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