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1. BMW 3 Series / 4 Series - 77,921 units
And at the top of our list, and probably no surprise if you keep your eyes out on the road, is the BMW 3 Series. And since sales of the 4 Series has barely begun, we also decided to group the sales figures to make it a level playing field. Starting off its lineup is the 320i that has a base MSRP of $33,675. Under the hood is the German automaker's 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 180 hp and can get up to 36 mpg on the highway. What undoubtedly helps make the 3 Series so popular is the plethora of engine options available to buyers, ranging from the 240-hp 328i to the 300-hp 335i.

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The app has been in beta for some time while Nokia polishes things up, despite that, it is one of the best turn-by-turn navigation applications available, on any platform. Nokia Drive+ has been part of the "Nokia Experience," exclusive to the Finnish manufacturer's hardware.
Nokia has quietly been making huge inroads since its acquisition of NAVTEQ and this is one of the first widespread fruits of that labor. It was known for some time that Nokia would be providing "mapping abilities" to all Windows Phone 8 handsets as part of the technology sharing agreement between Nokia and Microsoft, but it was not immediately known how that would be implemented.
The application is now available for users in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. It boasts all the expected features you would want in a high-end GPS app, plus the ability to download maps for offline use. This is a great development for all Windows Phone 8 users. For those of us that have used it, we can say that the rest of the Windows Phone user base is in for a great experience. You can download Nokia Drive+ here.
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Totally new to this. Ran the inventory and of course 99% scan errors. Any pre steps i have to configure first? It is a domain enviroment.
So far, just using for my local site which have about 80 workstations and 25 servers.
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Jul 30, 2009 at 4:07 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Have a read though http:/
If you get stuck just shout :-)
Jul 30, 2009 at 4:22 UTC
Hux is an IT service provider.
have to agree on that.. just read all manuals helps alot..or follow tutorials
Jul 30, 2009 at 6:58 UTC
As others have said, take a look at the help docs, they are very well written for SpiceWorks.
Highlights are:
1) Make sure you have admin rights with the account configured to do the scans on all boxes
2) make sure that WMI is able to get through any firewalls on the systems
3) make sure that any DNS errors are resolved, these are typically DNS server issues.
Jul 30, 2009 at 9:23 UTC
It's about my domain admin account not able to authenticate. Think it is the WMI thing. Will have to try to find more info.
But there should be an easier way than running to 100 computers and configuring the WMI right?
I see all devices in the inventory and serial numbers n also OS. but nothing else. no memory, no disks etc..
Jul 31, 2009 at 1:59 UTC
Attached is the screenshot..
Jul 31, 2009 at 2:19 UTC
Have you double-checked the user account you have setup for the computers you are scanning in Spiceworks -> Settings -> Network Scan? You can test it by clicking on the little triangle next to the IP address range and network account entry and choosing 'test'.
Jul 31, 2009 at 2:52 UTC
test failed. check account (it is a domain admin), password (have to be correct in order to log in) or WMI configuration.
What do i have to configure for the WMI?
Many thanks for all the help so far.
Jul 31, 2009 at 3:21 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
You will need to
- Allow the right ports thought your firewalls
- Enable remote admin access
- Check WMI and DCOM are working right
The below will help step you though getting it working
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Harvard Business School Case Study: Gender EquityBy JODI KANTORSeptember 7, 2013BOSTON — When the members of the Harvard Business School class of 2013 gathered in May to celebrate the end of their studies, there was little visible evidence of the experiment they had undergone for the last two years. As they stood amid the brick buildings named after businessmen from Morgan to Bloomberg, black-and-crimson caps and gowns united the 905 graduates into one genderless mass.
But during that week's festivities, the Class Day speaker, a standout female student, alluded to "the frustrations of a group of people who feel ignored." Others grumbled that another speechmaker, a former chief executive of a company in steep decline, was invited only because she was a woman. At a reception, a male student in tennis whites blurted out, as his friends laughed, that much of what had occurred at the school had "been a painful experience."
He and his classmates had been unwitting guinea pigs in what would have once sounded like a far-fetched feminist fantasy: What if Harvard Business School gave itself a gender makeover, changing its curriculum, rules and social rituals to foster female success?
The country's premier business training ground was trying to solve a seemingly intractable problem. Year after year, women who had arrived with the same test scores and grades as men fell behind. Attracting and retaining female professors was a losing battle; from 2006 to 2007, a third of the female junior faculty left.
The Tenure Pipeline at Harvard Business SchoolHarvard Business School says it wants to improve the gender balance among faculty members, but it is far from that goal without extensive hiring.
Some students, like Sheryl Sandberg, class of '95, the Facebook executive and author of "Lean In," sailed through. Yet many Wall Street-hardened women confided that Harvard was worse than any trading floor, with first-year students divided into sections that took all their classes together and often developed the overheated dynamics of reality shows. Some male students, many with finance backgrounds, commandeered classroom discussions and hazed female students and younger faculty members, and openly ruminated on whom they would "kill, sleep with or marry" (in cruder terms). Alcohol-soaked social events could be worse.
"You weren't supposed to talk about it in open company," said Kathleen L. McGinn, a professor who supervised a student study that revealed the grade gap. "It was a dirty secret that wasn't discussed."
But in 2010, Drew Gilpin Faust, Harvard's first female president, appointed a new dean who pledged to do far more than his predecessors to remake gender relations at the business school. He and his team tried to change how students spoke, studied and socialized. The administrators installed stenographers in the classroom to guard against biased grading, provided private coaching — for some, after every class — for untenured female professors, and even departed from the hallowed case-study method.
The dean's ambitions extended far beyond campus, to what Dr. Faust called in an interview an "obligation to articulate values." The school saw itself as the standard-bearer for American business. Turning around its record on women, the new administrators assured themselves, could have an untold impact at other business schools, at companies populated by Harvard alumni and in the Fortune 500, where only 21 chief executives are women. The institution would become a laboratory for studying how women speak in group settings, the links between romantic relationships and professional status, and the use of everyday measurement tools to reduce bias.
A Painful Experience
At a graduation week reception, one student drew laughter when he referred to the two years as "a painful experience."Video: Brent McDonald; Photograph: Katherine Taylor for The New York Times
"We have to lead the way, and then lead the world in doing it," said Frances Frei, her words suggesting the school's sense of mission but also its self-regard. Ms. Frei, a popular professor turned administrator who had become a target of student ire, was known for the word "unapologetic," as in: we are unapologetic about the changes we are making.
By graduation, the school had become a markedly better place for female students, according to interviews with more than 70 professors, administrators and students, who cited more women participating in class, record numbers of women winning academic awards and a much-improved environment, down to the male students drifting through the cafeteria wearing T-shirts celebrating the 50th anniversary of the admission of women. Women at the school finally felt like, " 'Hey, people like me are an equal part of this institution,' " said Rosabeth Moss Kanter, a longtime professor.
And yet even the deans pointed out that the experiment had brought unintended consequences and brand new issues. The grade gap had vaporized so fast that no one could quite say how it had happened. The interventions had prompted some students to revolt, wearing "Unapologetic" T-shirts to lacerate Ms. Frei for what they called intrusive social engineering. Twenty-seven-year-olds felt like they were "back in kindergarten or first grade," said Sri Batchu, one of the graduating men.
Students were demanding more women on the faculty, a request the deans were struggling to fulfill. And they did not know what to do about developments like female students dressing as Playboy bunnies for parties and taking up the same sexual rating games as men. "At each turn, questions come up that we've never thought about before," Nitin Nohria, the new dean, said in an interview.
The administrators had no sense of whether their lessons would last once their charges left campus. As faculty members pointed out, the more exquisitely gender-sensitive the school environment became, the less resemblance it bore to the real business world. "Are we trying to change the world 900 students at a time, or are we preparing students for the world in which they are about to go?" a female professor asked.The Beginning
Nearly two years earlier, in the fall of 2011, Neda Navab sat in a class participation workshop, incredulous. The daughter of Iranian immigrants, Ms. Navab had been the president of her class at Columbia, advised chief executives as a McKinsey & Company consultant and trained women as entrepreneurs in Rwanda. Yet now that she had arrived at the business school at age 25, she was being taught how to raise her hand.
A second-year student, a former member of the military, stood in the front of the classroom issuing commands: Reach up assertively! No apologetic little half-waves! Ms. Navab exchanged amused glances with new friends. She had no idea that she was witnessing an assault on the school's most urgent gender-related challenge.
Coaching intended to encourage students to be more assertive in raising hands in class was off-putting to some.Video: Brent McDonald; Photograph: Katherine Taylor for The New York Times
Women at Harvard did fine on tests. But they lagged badly in class participation, a highly subjective measure that made up 50 percent of each final mark. Every year the same hierarchy emerged early on: investment bank and hedge fund veterans, often men, sliced through equations while others — including many women — sat frozen or spoke tentatively. The deans did not want to publicly dwell on the problem: that might make the women more self-conscious. But they lectured about respect and civility, expanded efforts like the hand-raising coaching and added stenographers in every class so professors would no longer rely on possibly biased memories of who had said what.
They rounded out the case-study method, in which professors cold-called students about a business's predicament, with a new course called Field, which grouped students into problem-solving teams. (Gender was not the sole rationale for the course, but the deans thought the format would help.) New grading software tools let professors instantly check their calling and marking patterns by gender. One professor, Mikolaj Piskorski, summarized Mr. Nohria's message later: "We're going to solve it at the school level, but each of you is responsible to identify what you are doing that gets you to this point."
Mr. Nohria, Ms. Frei and others involved in the project saw themselves as outsiders who had succeeded at the school and wanted to help others do the same. Ms. Frei, the chairwoman of the first-year curriculum, was the most vocal, with her mop of silver-brown hair and the drive of the college basketball player she had once been. "Someone says 'no' to me, and I just hear 'not yet,' " she said.
After years of observation, administrators and professors agreed that one particular factor was torpedoing female class participation grades: women, especially single women, often felt they had to choose between academic and social success.
One night that fall, Ms. Navab, who had laughed off the hand-raising seminar, sat at an Ethiopian restaurant wondering if she had made a bad choice. Her marketing midterm exam was the next day, but she had been invited on a very business-school kind of date: a new online dating service that paired small groups of singles for drinks was testing its product. Did Ms. Navab want to come? "If I were in college, I would have said let's do this after the midterm," she said later.
But she wanted to meet someone soon, maybe at Harvard, which she and other students feared could be their "last chance among cream-of-the-crop-type people," as she put it. Like other students, she had quickly discerned that her classmates tended to look at their social lives in market terms, implicitly ranking one another. And like others, she slipped into economic jargon to describe their status.
Social Life
The efforts to help women were not restricted to the classrooms, but were also focused on after hours.Video: Brent McDonald; Photograph: Gretchen Ertl for The New York Times
The men at the top of the heap worked in finance, drove luxury cars and advertised lavish weekend getaways on Instagram, many students observed in interviews. Some belonged to the so-called Section X, an on-again-off-again secret society of ultrawealthy, mostly male, mostly international students known for decadent parties and travel.
Women were more likely to be sized up on how they looked, Ms. Navab and others found. Many of them dressed as if Marc Jacobs were staging a photo shoot in a Technology and Operations Management class. Judging from comments from male friends about other women ("She's kind of hot, but she's so assertive"), Ms. Navab feared that seeming too ambitious could hurt what she half-jokingly called her "social cap," referring to capitalization.
"I had no idea who, as a single woman, I was meant to be on campus," she said later. Were her priorities "purely professional, were they academic, were they to start dating someone?"
As she scooped bread at the product-trial-slash-date at the Ethiopian restaurant, she realized that she had not caught the names of the men at the table. The group drank more and more. The next day she took the test hung over, her performance a "disaster," she joked.
The deans did not know how to stop women from bartering away their academic promise in the dating marketplace, but they wanted to nudge the school in a more studious, less alcohol-drenched direction. "We cannot have it both ways," said Youngme Moon, the dean of the M.B.A. program. "We cannot be a place that claims to be about leadership and then say we don't care what goes on outside the classroom."
But Harvard Business students were unusually powerful, the school's products and also its customers, paying more than $50,000 in tuition per year. They were professionals, not undergraduates. One member of the class had played professional football; others had served in Afghanistan or had last names like Blankfein (Alexander, son of Lloyd, chief executive of Goldman Sachs). They had little knowledge of the institutional history; the deans talked less about the depressing record on women than vague concepts like "culture" and "community" and "inclusion."
As the semester went on, many students felt increasingly baffled about the deans' seeming desire to be involved in their lives. They resented the additional work of the Field courses, which many saw as superfluous or even a scheme to keep them too busy for partying. Students used to form their own study groups, but now the deans did it for them.
As Halloween approached, some students planned to wear costumes to class, but at the last minute Ms. Frei, who wanted to set a serious tone and head off the potential for sexy pirate costumes, sent a note out prohibiting it, provoking more eye rolls. "How much responsibility does H.B.S. have?" Laura Merritt, a co-president of the class, asked later. "Do we have school uniforms? Where do you stop?"
A few days before the end of the fall semester, Amanda Upton, an investment banking veteran, stood before most of her classmates, lecturing and quizzing them about finance. Every term just before finals, the Women's Student Association organized a review session for each subject, led by a student who blitzed classmates through reams of material in an hour. Some of the first-years had not had a single female professor. Now Ms. Upton delivered a bravado performance, clearing up confusion about discounted cash flow and how to price bonds, tossing out Christmas candy as rewards.
Like many other women, Kate Lewis, the school newspaper editor, believed in the deans' efforts. But she thought Ms. Upton's turn did more to fortify the image of women than anything administrators had done. "It's the most powerful message: this girl knows it better than all of you," she said.
Breaking the Ice
One day in April 2012, the entire first-year class, including Brooke Boyarsky, a Texan known for cracking up her classmates with a mock PowerPoint presentation, reported to classrooms for a mandatory discussion about sexual harassment. As students soon learned, one woman had confided to faculty members that a male student she would not identify had groped her in an off-campus bar months before. Rather than dismissing the episode, the deans decided to exploit it: this was their chance to discuss the drinking scene and its consequences. "They could not have gone any more front-page than this," Ms. Boyarsky said later.
Everyone in Ms. Boyarsky's classes knew she was incisive and funny, but within the campus social taxonomy, she was overlooked — she was overweight and almost never drank much, stayed out late or dated. After a few minutes of listening to the stumbling conversation about sexual harassment, she raised her hand to make a different point, about the way the school's social life revolved around appearance and money.
"Someone made the decision for me that I'm not pretty or wealthy enough to be in Section X," she told her classmates, her voice breaking.Members of the class of 2014 gathered on the campus in May. The deans vowed to carry on the experiment they began with the class of 2013, but could not say how aggressively.Gretchen Ertl for the New York Times
The room jumped to life. The students said they felt overwhelmed by the wealth that coursed through the school, the way it seemed to shape every aspect of social life — who joined activities that cost hundreds of dollars, who was invited to the parties hosted by the student living in a penthouse apartment at the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Boston. Some students would never have to seek work at all — they were at Harvard to learn to invest their families' fortunes — and others were borrowing thousands of dollars a year just to keep up socially.
The discussion broke the ice, just not on the topic the deans had intended. "Until then, no one else had publicly said 'Section X,' " Mr. Batchu said. Maybe it was because class was easier to talk about than gender, or maybe it was because class was the bigger divide — at the school and in the country.
That was only one out of 10 sessions. At most of the others, the men contributed little. Some of them, and even a few women, had grown to openly resent the deans' emphasis on gender, using phrases like "ad nauseam" and "shoved down our throats," protesting that this was not what they had paid to learn.
Patrick Erker was not among the naysayers — he considered himself a feminist and a fan of the deans. As an undergraduate at Duke, he had managed the women's basketball team, wiping their sweat from the floor and picking up their dirty jerseys.
But as he silently listened to the discussion, he decided the setup was all wrong: a discussion of a sex-related episode they knew little about, with "89 other people judging every word," led by professors who would be grading them later that semester.
"I'd like to be candid, but I paid half a million dollars to come here," another man said in an interview, counting his lost wages. "I could blow up my network with one wrong comment." The men were not insensitive, they said; they just considered the discussion a poor investment of their carefully hoarded social capital. Mr. Erker used the same words as many other students had to describe the mandatory meetings: "forced" and "patronizing."
That week, Andrew Levine, the director of the annual spoof show, was notified by administrators that he was on academic and social probation because other students had consumed alcohol in the auditorium after a performance. (His crime: dining with visiting family instead of staying as he had promised in a contract.) He was barred from social events and put on academic probation as well.
That was just what students needed to believe their worst suspicions about the administration. Ms. Frei had not made the decision about Mr. Levine and worked to cancel his academic probation, he said later, but students called her a hypocrite, a leadership expert who led badly. Hundreds of students soon wore T-shirts that said "Free Andy" or "Unapologetic."
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The science and technology plan of action prepared by COMSTECH proposed the progressive establishment of high technology institutions in the OIC region in selected areas of science and technology. Due to constant neglect of science and technology in the Muslim world, no single member state is able to muster all the necessary human and material resources and provide full facilities for research and development. Therefore it was argued that a collective approach would be beneficial. This led to the concept of networking of resources and establishment of Centres of Excellence in key disciplines to enable the COMSTECH member states to develop a respectable level of research.
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Pines Cemetery joins nationwide ceremony honoring veterans
Sun., Dec. 16, 2012
Americans across the country remembered deceased veterans Saturday by placing wreaths on their graves.
They were taking part in Wreaths across America Day, which began at the Arlington National Cemetery in 1992 but was observed at the Pines Cemetery in Spokane Valley this year for the first time.
In a prepared statement, Army veteran Tzena Scarborough, who helped organize the Pines Cemetery event, thanked the veterans who attended.
"America has always been the first nation to stand up for the freedom of people from around the world," she said. "Many of you here today have answered that call and served your country well."
According to organizers, the event aims to remember servicemen and -women and honor the sacrifices of those living and dead, while teaching children the importance of patriotism.
Scarborough also recognized those currently serving.
"These men and women are part of the best-trained, best-equipped force in the world," she said. "We honor them and their families for the sacrifices they make each day to keep our country safe from terrorism, hatred and injustice that plague the world community."
Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 130 and Cub Scout Pack 420 presented wreaths in honor of those who have served with the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines. Mary Ann Birchard, whose husband, Spence Birchard, was a prisoner of war during the Korean War, presented one for prisoners of war and those listed as missing in action.
Spokane Valley Mayor Tom Towey spoke at the event about his family's military history. His sister was a military spouse, his brother was a gunnery sergeant in the Marine Corps and his father served in the South Pacific during World War II.
Towey served in the Navy: "I remember that special pride that I felt … in having the privilege of serving in the armed forces," he said.
Spokane Valley City Councilman Arne Woodard said three of his seven children served.
He told the crowd to not only honor servicemen and -women – "they are the bastion of our freedom" – but also the families that support them.
"You really need to remember that it's the total of the unit that creates strength," he said.
Morrill Worcester, owner of Worcester Wreath Co. in Maine, started the event when his company had a surplus of wreaths nearing the end of the holiday season one year. Inspired by a visit to the Arlington National Cemetery as a child, he decided to donate the wreaths to honor the veterans buried there.
The annual event has since spread to all 50 states and beyond. There are more than 800 locations around the world where people can sponsor wreaths, including numerous cemeteries in Washington and Idaho.
Many of the wreaths at the Pines location were donated by Helping Our Military Eternally Home, a ministry of Valley Fourth Memorial Church. The ministry presented the event along with the Pines Cemetery Association.
"We thank those who gave their lives to keep us free, and we shall not forget you," Scarborough said. "We shall remember."


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Jolted out of unthinking obedience by the threat of illness, an East German teacher comes to question and reject all the values by which he has lived - job, state, wife and family. This novel traces the course of his rebellion and his attempts to establish real concepts by which he can live.
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Every year, The Corp will donate $40,000 to students and student groups through Corp Philanthropy Grants. The Corp underwrote the first annual Run for Rigby, 25 Days of Service, Harakat, and Relay For Life, in addition to many other campus events and initiatives.
Whether you're starting a new club, completing a class project, traveling overseas, sponsoring an event, or hosting a conference, The Corp is committed to supporting Hoyas who contribute to our vibrant campus community. Any Georgetown student or organization (including those not recognized by the university) can submit a funding proposal to CPC. Both CSOC and the Social Impact Committee offer grants to students. More information on how to submit a proposal below.
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SigEp's Halloween 5K Against Domestic Violence
Thanks to a huge outpouring of support from the Georgetown community, our event was a huge success. We had approximately 150 runners register for the race, representatives from Doorways came and spoke to the runners before the race began, and (though we are still collecting donations this week) we have so far raised over $6,000 after-costs to donate to Doorways. A significant number of runners expressed their appreciation for the refreshments given to them after the race, which we were only able to purchase with the help from the CPC's grant. The CPC's grant directly benefited the runner's experiences, increasing the likelihood that those individuals will continue to participate in the event in years to come. Thanks again for your help!
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MEChA de Georgetown's "Political Borderlands" Conference
MEChA de Georgetown's "Political Borderlands" conference on Saturday, November 6 was a success. We hosted 91 Latinx students attending universities in the NE, but with Georgetown students the total number of participants was closer to 110. Alejandra Ceja, Director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics, gave the morning commencement speech, which was followed by two hour-long workshop sessions. We are very thankful for the Corp Philanthropy's lunch donation. Since we provided lunch, the conference participants were able to network and meet each other while they ate. In past conferences at other schools, they did not provide lunch, and this meant that the schools didn't mix because they had to leave campus to find food. We took advantage of the Corp's donation by having them eat in one room and using the time to play icebreakers.
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GU NAACP's "The Conversation": Film Screening and Dialogue
Many thank you's for your help in making the GU NAACP event, "The Conversation: Film Screening and Dialogue a success. The event was impactful. The short films resonated with many people and created much thought provoking discussion. One guest randomly stumbled upon the event and stayed. The guest was a young, white male student who never really had conversations about race before. He expressed this and his gratitude to the film maker at the end. These moments are why NAACP does events like this! Corp Philanthropy's funding helped the event run seamlessly by ensuring that it was adequately catered and that we could rent the licenses for as many short films as we did. Again, thank you.
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The 23rd Annual Wharton Africa Business Forum
I would like to let the Corp Philanthropy Committee know that African Society of Georgetown's travel and attendance at the 23rd Annual Wharton Africa Business Forum was a great success. The CPC's grant allowed us to cover all of the costs of registration for the conferences great events which included small panels on topics ranging from "Branding, Communications and Expanding Africa's Brand Globally" to "Creating and Scaling Sustainable Social Enterprises" which were very intelligent conversations led by key business leaders that have been successful in the African Market. I've attached some photos from the conference for CPC's promotional materials. Thanks again!
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Georgetown Ultimate Frisbee's "Book Dive" Tournament
Book Dive was last week and it was amazing! We arrived to the US Polo Fields on the National Mall at 6:15 am and set up 8 frisbee fields! Watching the sunrise and setting up cones in the ~cold~ was very worth it because we knew of all the good that was to come! Games started promptly at 9 am-with 16 teams participating: 15 teams from all over DC including high school teams, club teams, nearby university teams (undergrad and alumni) and our very own Georgetown undergrad and alumni teams. We also had about 10 individual participants whom we placed on other teams. Each team played at the minimum three games, followed by a semi-final and championship round. Everyone enjoyed the great bagels throughout the day, delicious mac n cheese for lunch, and sharing in the wondrous sport all together. We also collected over 100 books for the Angel Tree book drive. It was a very successful day, with everyone having fun, and our team raising lot of money for our future endeavors. Thanks to the Corp for the 300 bagels! Could not have done it without you guys 🙂
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GU South Asian Society's Rangila 2015
Rangila went incredibly well this year! We had maxed out attendance in Gaston Hall (1,000 plus people) and the videos that Teddy took were a huge hit! I remember hearing peals of laughter for each one. We also thanked the Corp Philanthropy Committee in the Coordinator's speech. Below are a couple pictures of the night!
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Hoya Break Squad's Hoyaween Jam
Dear Corp Philanthropy Committee,
Last Saturday Hoya Breaksquad, with the help of the Corp Philanthropy Committee, hosted the first ever Hoyaween Jam. This jam was a great success bringing in over 50 BBoys from around the country, with crews from Indianapolis, Philadelphia, and of course Washington DC. We even had a BBoy from Korea! Additionally many non BBoys in Georgetown as well as the general DC area came out to watch! Overall it was an amazing time for both competitors and spectators. While we are still waiting for reimbursement, the funding that Corp Philanthropy will/has provided for the judges and DJ really helped to bring the event to life. The DJ kept the atmosphere intense, while the judges provided a means for up and coming talent to really get a guage of their skills. We are extremely grateful for the opportunity that this funding has provided us, and without such generous contributions an event like this would not be possible!
Below I have attached a picture of some of the contestants with some of the members of Hoya Breaksquad as well as included a link to most of the pictures taken at the event. Video of the event will be uploaded and edited within the upcoming weeks.
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iPhone sales to continue sliding until next iPhone
0. phoneArena posted on 19 Apr 2012, 09:54
Sales of the iPhone have likely slowed down since Apple's historic record shattering Holiday quarter, and the slowdown is expected to continue all the way by the launch of the new iPhone, expected…
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46. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
i know there are cheap tablets but there are not very good...the only good one i knoe of it the samsung galaxy tab 7 2 which is 250 but no contract but is not out in the uk and also the rumoured the nexus tabet.
64. PhoneLuver (Posts: 481; Member since: 05 Jul 2010)
@ Ardent. All Apple products are sold at a premium! The only difference is that operators are subsidizing the cost of iDevices. You can't honestly expect operators to subsidize an incompatible product!
The world over operators are launching LTE and would love nothing more than to launch with a Flagship product. That product could have been the NEW iPad with it's "game changing" retina display and LTE! All I'm saying is that it's a major missed opportunity for Apple and a headache inducing product as operators will be left to answer why the NEW iPad isn't supported!
5. appleDOESNT.com (banned) (Posts: 456; Member since: 19 Nov 2011)
"since Apple's historic record shattering Holiday quarter" lol @ the wording chosen for a media article on a supposedly non fanboy website. You know that record quarter was based on highest profit margins on a rebadged 2 year old iPhone 4 that basically screwed millions into buying more of apple's old crap sold as new. Historic ripoff more like.
The love for apple on this site iS SiMPLY DiSGUSTiNG
8. rg987 (Posts: 130; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
simply agree with ur last sentence
14. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
is the love for android on here pure?
28. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
27. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Love Android!
Like Ios....
31. gallitoking (Posts: 4721; Member since: 17 May 2011)
at the time of the released of the iphone 4s it wasnt 2 years... you started with wrong facts and ended with one as well... nice try fandroid
35. appleDOESNT.com (banned) (Posts: 456; Member since: 19 Nov 2011)
and maybe, just maybe, the sales are sliding because the same core iFans are getting sick of buying $300(on contract)-$750(off contract) for incremental upgrades year after year. This is gonna catch up to Apple sooner or later, only the devout iFans will keep coming back at those prices for old crap sold as new.
Apple is the king of incremental forced upgrades by withholding features, aka Siri, is just the latest in a long line of forced upgrades for a software enhancement that was originally a free app on the iPhone4 in the first place!
39. gp284 (Posts: 120; Member since: 25 Feb 2012)
then dont come on the website
6. rg987 (Posts: 130; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
very less people like iphone........i also dont like it.........and just see a little bit above the comments potion...........that small ratings portion......there PHONEARENA has given 8.5/10 but see users have given 7.8 out of 10.............but in most other cases , phonearena gives less ratings but user ratings are high
9. andro. (Posts: 1999; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
iPhone sales slide all the time after the ifanatics q relentlessly for days apon initial release to buy the new iPhone,then after these folks get the phones the sales dither,all fans with older iphone models immediately update as soon as a 'new' one is released in order to keep social acceptance.
Funny thing is that due to low stock for many months by the time many ifans actually get an iphone the next one is only about 5 months away and they start saving immediately to buy it apon release,its the apple circle of life
37. gallitoking (Posts: 4721; Member since: 17 May 2011)
wrong again. most people that bought the iphone 4 didnt feel the need to get the iphone 4s.. so please do research before you speak mr "salesman"....
63. xtian1103 (Posts: 363; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
galaxy nexus sales slid from day one! android fanatics also queue in line for that device last december. what happened now?
10. AndroidShiz (Posts: 154; Member since: 08 Nov 2011)
Just buy the phone you like. I personally like the Galaxy Nexus GSM version so will likely stay with the Nexus line from here on out. It's handling everything I throw at it so far even though it's only dual core. I'm sure it will be fine until the next Nexus or two comes out. Most satisfying Android I've owned to date. First Android I didn't have to cover up the UI.
12. chuckyoo (Posts: 34; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Iphone is very nice, I love the phone but the screen is too small. I have a GS2 and if the next iphone's screen is increased, I will gladly buy it. I have owned the IOS and loved it especially the apps in the app store. the quality is next to none. Let's not forget that even with the mass competition, apple still holds its own. Think about it, there are countless android phones to compete against ONE apple iphone. Apple sets the standards and makes great phones even though you have no freedom with the phone, it is still worth it. Just keep it real with yourself.
36. chadrick0814 (unregistered)
If apple released more than ONE phone...it would cut into their own sales. Instead of you pointing out the fact that Apple doesnt give you choices....you use it as an excuse for their market share diminishing since 2007. As far as I know, Apple has the constitutional right to release more than 1 phone per year. I can only assume they have assessed they shouldnt do it for economic/sales reasons.
17. FoneAddict (Posts: 259; Member since: 05 Jul 2011)
Windows Mobile a threat to Android? WTF?? hahaha lol in your dreams
18. Jericho (unregistered)
people on this site are either the fans of:-
44. Fallout09 (Posts: 421; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Wrong. HTC.
47. GENARAL.LEVY (banned) (Posts: 93; Member since: 17 Apr 2012)
Like both, but love android more....
57. atheisticemetic (Posts: 377; Member since: 18 Dec 2011)
it's too bad both are garbage
19. Jericho (unregistered)
people on this site are either the fans of:-
20. Jericho (unregistered)
people on this site are either the fans of:-
23. GENARAL.LEVY (banned) (Posts: 93; Member since: 17 Apr 2012)
This changes everthing iPhone 5.....
Maybe maybe not?
Who knows?
34. iamcc (Posts: 1319; Member since: 07 Oct 2011)
Sales sliding because of a new phone release? In other news if it rains while sunny out you can see a rainbow.
41. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
taco. another bad omen for your bet. Samsung is expected to post record shattering Q1, while Apple is expected to be down 20% in sales.. like normal (they always spike then slide).
Been almost nice knowin ya.
59. gallitoking (Posts: 4721; Member since: 17 May 2011)
even with 20% down in sales.. is more than Samsung for the quarters... and expected is not the same as they actually did... experts are never right... so just sit back and wait
66. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
lol, your a riot. theyve already announced that samsung probably over took apple for smartphone sales AND nokia for total sales. It was a fools bet from the beginning. :)
45. ibap (Posts: 785; Member since: 09 Sep 2009)
Regarding comment #21 (currently 4th in the list) - Let's at least compare oranges to oranges. You can't compare all iPhones out there to any one Android phone. This argument would work if there were only one Android phone out there, and only one iPhone model out there. If that is what you want to compare, just say so.
How about this one - There are more Android users out there using their phones than there are iPhone users out there.
And I hate to type on glass, which rules out a lot of the Android phones as well. I'll use whatever I think will work best for me. And I've been through Windows phones up through version 6, Treos (Palm and Windows), and Androids. (No Blackberries.) And the only one that didn't have a physical keyboard was my current one, which I won from Radio Shack, and it daily confirms how much I hate to type on glass. And the next one will have a physical keyboard.


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Alright, boys and girls, listen up. Professor Dorkpool is going to teach you about how not to write a Jeff-inspired story using the story I'm going to Riff, "Myra the Killer." This is the kind of story that feels like it was written by a stereotypical fangirl. How do I know? Well, let's get injected with pink lemonade, and Riff this bitch!
Myra is a 17 year old girl who was bullied, beaten, and hurt for now 8 years.
(Narrator): Two more years, and she gets one more year of bullying free!
She isn't like all the other girls in Oak Ridge High School. She listens to rock, not pop. Shes obsessed with creepypasta. Not boys.
So she's a lesbian who likes rock and roll and Creepypasta? Ok.
On october 31st, that is when her whole life had changed. She was walking through the forest at 10:00pm.
(Narrator): There was no one around and her phone is dead. Out of the corner of her eye, she spots him – Shia LeBouf.
Myra hadn't gone home. She walked and heard footsteps behind her. She turned around to see two men in white coats. They both tackled Myra and she blacked out. Myra woke up strapped to a bed with needles in her arms. "Help!" She screamed. She realized that the needles were connecting to a bag full of pink liquid.
By god! She's going to be injected with pink lemonade! The horror!
One of those men had walked in and Myra was terrified. The man took the needle from Myra's arm. He then spoke with a deep voice "you will feel better in no time" he then walked out. Myra's eyes grew heavy and she let them close as she fell asleep
When she woke up, she felt weird. Hungry. But not for food.
(Narrator): She was hungry for the pussy.
For screams. Like, she wanted to kill.
(Narrator): Like, OMG, she, like, totally wanted to kill people.
Myra looked down at her hands and saw they weren't hands anymore, they were nine inch claws. Myra felt the heat rise to her eyes and she broke out of the straps that held her down on the bed. Both of the men came rushing in the room. They see Myra's eyes are red. They both look at her in terror. She walks up to the man that took the needle out of her and she pushes her claws through his chest. When Myra pulls her hand out she opens her claws and his beating heart was in her palm. She ate the heart as his lifeless body slams to the ground. The other man stood there, shivering in his clothes. Myra stabs him in his stomach and listens to his screams. She laughs insanely and kills him. She walked out of the room and searched for an exit. She looks at the mirror and sees a girl with sharp teeth, red eyes, nine inch claws, and ripped up clothes.
(Narrator): The girl nodded at Myra, and said, "Yo."
She gasps as she sees her eyes change to a shade of purple. She left the building and started walking through the woods. Myra walked and walked.
Wait, so did she walk?
About a half hour of walking, Myra felt as if someone was watching her. She turned and no one was there, when she looked forward she saw Jeff the killer. She felt her eyes glow a different color, pink, as if she was blushing. Jeff analyzed her then left. Now Myra roams the woods looking for Jeff and if you run into her and you aren't Jeff, I advise you to RUN.
(Narrator): And you can totally trust me! I'm the Narrator! I know all!
Alright, class, let's go over what we've learned today. First, this story isn't very good. It's spelling and grammar are very poor, for one thing. Also, there's the fact that the character is clearly meant to be the writer herself, just more powerful and murderous so that she can seem somewhat attractive to Jeff the Killer. Speaking of which, Jeff the Killer is thrown in here because why the hell not. Really, this story is just your generic female Jeff wannabe story. So, what have we learned? Simply put, this story sucks.
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Health care officials see uptick in flu cases in Willmar area
WILLMAR -- Although influenza in Minnesota has yet to become widespread, cases have been on the uptick in the past couple of weeks.
Affiliated Community Medical Centers, which does flu surveillance for the Minnesota Department of Health, had 19 confirmed cases of influenza during the third week in January, said Jo DeBruycker, manager of the Health Learning Center at ACMC.
Most were type A influenza and occurred among patients both old and young, she said.
"It's been all ages but mostly younger."
The majority of cases were in people who hadn't gotten a flu shot, DeBruycker said.
Flu activity appeared to drop off in the last week of January, she said. A couple of cases that showed up this past week were in individuals who were vaccinated against influenza.
The Minnesota Department of Health reported that influenza activity became regional across the state during the week of Jan. 16-22, the most recent for which statistics were available.
Four schools in east central and southern Minnesota and one metro-area nursing home reported outbreaks of influenza-like illness that week.
One child at Roosevelt School in Willmar had influenza this past week that was confirmed with laboratory testing, said Nancy VanHauen, school nurse.
Overall, however, "we haven't seen a lot of absenteeism," she said. "We've had the usual: pinkeye and strep and croup and viruses."
DeBruycker agreed that strep throat infections appear to be making the rounds.
Although strep is usually associated with children, adults can get it too --and it often spreads within households, she said. "Strep likes all ages, we've learned."
Through its sentinel-site testing for the Minnesota Department of Health, ACMC also has been seeing corona virus, a respiratory virus similar to influenza, she said.
Frequent hand washing, covering coughs and sneezes and staying home when ill can reduce the spread of flu and other seasonal viruses, health officials advise.
Cold snowy weather that has kept many people indoors in crowded conditions has probably contributed to the recent spread of influenza, strep and norovirus, DeBruycker said.
It's the peak season for many of these viruses, said VanHauen. "Usually this is the time of year -- the end of January, the beginning of February. I hope everyone stays healthy."
Nationally, influenza also increased during the third week in January. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25 states had widespread flu activity and 16 states, including Minnesota, had regional activity.


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Our Spiceworks server runs out of RAM frequently, which forces us to reboot to clear things up. It is running on a Hyper V server with 2008 64 bit and 4 GB of RAM. Spiceworks is the only thing that runs on this server. It is set up as service. The event viewer doesn't show anything, just when the server stops, due to low RAM.
We previously had it running on a regular server, with a similar configuration, and had the same issue. I disabled some unnecessary services, print spooler, Adobe and Java updaters. Is there anything that I should be looking into to fix this? We are about to roll out the help desk, and we don't want any issues. Let me know if I need to post anymore info.
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I wonder if anyone has installed a bad plugin that may be causing a memory leak. I would try going to settings, manage extensions, and then upper left, disable plugins. Try that for a bit and test to see if it clears up.
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I turned off some things. I'll wait to see what happens.
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THE HOLOCAUST. On April 7, 1933 Hitler ordered all non-Aryans removed from government jobs Thus began the systematic campaign of racial purification that eventually led to the Holocaust – the murder of 11 million people across Europe (more than half of whom were Jews ). Title: " Away with him "
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Title:"Away with him"
The long arm of the Ministry of Education pulls a Jewish teacher from his classroom.
April 1933 (Der Sturmer Issue #12)
JEWS TARGETED government jobs
(Placard reads, "Germans, defend yourselves, do not buy from Jews)
Many Americans feared Jews would take jobs at a time when unemployment was already high.
One example of the indifference to the plight of the German Jews can be seen in the case of the St. Louis
JEWISH POPULATION 1939 Kristallnacht
Hitler was responsible for the murder of more than half of the world's Jewish population
Dachau, gas chamber
Total Deaths from Nazi Genocidal Policies Kristallnacht
European Jews 6,250,000
Soviet prisoners of war 3,000,000
Polish Catholics 3,000,000
Serbians 700,000
Germans (political, religious, and resistance) 80,000
Germans (handicapped) 70,000
Homosexuals 12,000
Jehovah's Witnesses 2,500
Dachau, gas chamber
IMAGES FROM A NIGHTMARE Kristallnacht
Some of these images are disturbing
The main entrance of Auschwitz Extermination Camp, with its infamous motto "Work Makes One Free"
Buchenwald prisoners in nearby woods just before their execution. (1942)
Jewish women from the execution. (1942)Mizocz Ghetto in the Ukraine, which held roughly 1,700 Jews. Some are holding infants as they are forced to wait in a line before their execution by Germans and Ukrainian collaborators.
Over 2 million children were killed during the Holocaust execution. (1942)
A German policeman shoots individual Jewish women who remain alive in the ravine after the mass execution. (1942)
Children subjected to medical experiments in Auschwitz alive in the ravine after the mass execution. (1942)
A truckload of bodies at Buchenwald concentration camp alive in the ravine after the mass execution. (1942)
At Dachau concentration camp, two U.S. soldiers gaze at Jews who died on board a death train
"They came for the Communists, Ukraine.and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Communist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Jew.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Catholic.
Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak out for me."
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" Ukraine.Never shall I forget those moments which murdered my God and my soul and turned my dreams to dust . . . never."
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River Market: 7 a.m.-noon at 1900 Jack Warner Parkway. Locally grown produce, flowers, plants and other items available. Call 205-248-5296.
Tuscaloosa City Council meeting: 6 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, 2201 University Blvd. Call 311 or 205-349-2010.
Country music: 6:30 p.m. at Old Time Fireman Lodge, Alabama Highway 171, Northport. Admission $5. Phone 205-292-5770.
Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee: 5 p.m. at West Alabama Regional Commission, 4200 Alabama Highway 69 N., Suite 1, Northport. For special assistance call the WARC at 205-333-2990.
Northport Farmers Market: 6 a.m.-noon at 4150 Fifth St., Northport. Just past Kentuck on the right. There will be tomatoes, greens, onions, lettuce, pork. beef, eggs, canned goods and more. Call 205-657-2502.
Learning Institute: "Intermediate Woodworking," 9 a.m. at Black Warrior Studio, 2929 10th Ave.; "Introduction to line dancing," 10:30 a.m. at Pine Valley Retirement Community, Rice Valley Road. Call 205-348-6482.
Bama Art House Movie Series: 7:30 p.m. at Bama Theatre, 600 Greensboro Ave. Film, "Only Lovers Left Alive." Tickets $7 general admission, $6 seniors and students, $5 Arts Council members. Contact bamatheatre.org/bamaarthouse or 205-758-5195.
Learning Institute: "Beginning Photography," 9 a.m.; "Intersections: Literature and the Arts," 10:30 a.m.; "History of Chinese Food," noon; Little Known People, Places and Events in Alabama History, 1:45 p.m.; Operatunities!, 3:15 p.m. All at Bryant Conference Center, 240 Paul W. Bryant Drive. Call 205-348-6482.
Berry Civic Center activities: 9:30-10:30 a.m. at 30 School Ave., Berry. Jan Hegoshi, Paul and Ruthie Busby and Robert Yerby play and sing; noon, dominoes and card games. All invited.
Technical Coordinating Committee: 10 a.m. at West Alabama Regional Commission, 4200 Alabama Highway 69 N., Suite 1, Northport. For special assistance call the WARC at 205-333-2990.
Republican Women of Tuscaloosa County: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at Tuscaloosa County Courthouse Annex, 2501 Seventh St. Cost of luncheon is $15. Public invited. For reservations or information, call Jackie Ray at 205-339-4979 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Vance Community Farmers' Market: 3-6 p.m. in Vance Civic Center 10129 Eaton Road, Vance.
Homegrown Alabama Farmers Market: 3-6 p.m. on lawn at Canterbury Episcopal Chapel, 812 Fifth Ave. Fruits, vegetables, baked goods, eggs, beef, pork, cut flowers, cheese, bread, sweets, homemade herbal teas, soap and canned goods.
Art with Friends: 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Tuscaloosa Museum of Art, 1400 Jack Warner Parkway NE. Light hors d'oeuvres and beverages served. Call William Hawkins at 205-562-5296.
Lake Tuscaloosa Opry: 7-11 p.m. at Giles Repair, 12020 Lester Taylor Road, Northport. Live music and dance. Admission $4. No alcohol or tobacco. Call 205-339-5028.
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by Gary Johnston
March 15-22 is National Surveyors Week. Members of The Professional Land Surveyors of Oregon are pleased to see federal recognition of our profession through this proclamation.
Surveyors have been an integral part of the development of western civilization. They have measured and mapped lands and marked boundaries throughout recorded history.
Advancements in technology have changed the nature of surveying and cartography. Today, geomatics (surveying) professionals use an integrated approach to measuring, analyzing and managing spatial data. They employ high-tech equipment such as Geographic Information Systems , Global Positioning Systems, digital photogrammetry, digital total stations, satellite and terrestrial remote sensing to create a detailed but understandable picture of the earth's natural and manmade features.
As a profession, surveying is so diverse that it attracts people of many different talents and interests. Surveyors work in private practice in small businesses and in corporations large and small. These people commonly establish property boundaries and design and lay out land developments. Surveyors also work for public agencies, establishing control for street and highway projects plus a variety of other public works and mapping projects.
Another facet of surveying is dedicated to measuring the earth's surface to more accurately define the earth's surface and monitor even minute movements in the Earth's surface. While the common image of a surveyor looking through a telescope on a tripod is somewhat accurate, it falls far short of showing the large variety of jobs performed by the modern surveyor.
Surveying can be largely an outdoor occupation, or can involve a large amount of work at a computer and any combination in between. The experience of working on a survey crew can be an excellent starting point, and many have progressed "through the ranks" with this work experience. Formal training can be obtained through a number of two-year programs in Oregon, including a program at Chemeketa Community College.
A nationally acclaimed four-year program is offered at the Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls. The institution offers a bachelor of science degree in geomatics with a surveying option, combining land surveying techniques with computer technology.
If you have some specific questions you would like answered about the surveying profession, please contact the PLSO's office in Salem at (503) 585-4551. They can assist you with many questions about the organization and the profession in general. PLSO can connect you with a licensed surveyor if you have a specific question about educational programs in Oregon or career opportunities in the profession.
Gary Johnston of Dallas is the state chairman of Professional Land Surveyors of Oregon.
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Geography of Food Project - Canada
By: Daniel and Alex
Agricultural Economy of Canada:
It is known that Canada is ranked with some of the highest places in the production of crops. Canada was also ranked fairly high in meat production as well.
Food Produced in Canada:
Food that is typically produced in Canada includes meat products, various fruits and vegetables, and dairy (such as eggs and milk) from the livestock on the farms. Also, Canada produces a large amount of grain products.
Origin of Foods in Canada:
The foods that are currently being produced in Canada originally came from the arrival of the Selkirk settlers in 1812. They were colonizing Canada and needed to find a way to find food for the colonists, so they started to grow crops and raise livestock there.
Imported/Exported Goods from Canada:
The goods that are exported from Canada include Wheat, Canola oil, Meats, Vegetables, and Fruits. These goods are exported to many different places as well, including both North and South America and England. As far as for the imported goods, Canada gets imported items like fruits, vegetables, and livestock that could not survive in Canada's climate. Most of the imports come from North and South America, but some imports also come from other parts of the world.
Unique food produced in Canada:
Some of the more unique foods that are produced in Canada include various types of apples, rye bread, and maple flavored foods, including maple syrup.
Typical food(s) of Canada:
Even though Canada is famous for the amount of crops that the country produces, Canada also has another specialty, a food that the people in Canada like to call Poutine.
Typical Recipe of Canada:
Spinach and Pine Nuts is another recipe that represents Canada. Here is how to make them: (Original recipe makes 6 servings/ serving size 1/2 cup)
- 3 pounds spinach, rinsed
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons toasted pine nuts
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- freshly ground black pepper
- Wash the spinach, but allow the water to cling to the leaves. Cook the spinach until it wilts in a skillet over medium-high heat, about 3 minutes.
- Heat the oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Add the spinach, pine nuts, and garlic and cook for 2 minutes. Season with pepper and serve.
Cooking methods of Canada:
When cooking foods in Canada, the people usually bake, steam, fry, and boil the food. the most used methods, though, are frying or baking food.
Other facts about Food in Canada:
1. Farmers in Canada today can make home-grown food for over 120 people, compared to just 10 people in 1931.
2. The Canadian agricultural economy in 2008 was at a total of $70 billion.
3. 1 out of 8 Canadian jobs deals with Agriculture.
4. Canadian families save about 50% on grocery costs if they grow their food at home.


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Before Christmas I noticed my fiance was texting a lot in my presence. One night he was answering someone late at night and was saying sweet dreams... I noticed a pattern every night that this would happen. 8 am every morning his phone would beep with hello. I had been away for 2 months and wondered if I was just being jealous or if there was more to it. I read his Facebook msgs when he was gone to work one day and read a lot of suggestive flirting (there was a bet where he'd get a kiss, "how about I wash you in the shower," "You should come join me in the bath... I'll have a beer with you then ;)" etc.) And not with the girl I saw the texts from. I confronted him about the msgs and said I was uncomfortable with suggestive flirting and to me it is emotional cheating. Friendly flirting is okay. He promised to stop and that was great.
Not long after, the girl I saw the texts from tried to convince him not to marry me. He never gave in and everything was great.
So then I have to leave fore 2 months again (I am back home no for good). I noticed that on Skype he was always typing or texting others which annoyed me a bit. The odd message is okay but every 2 min is excessive. I casually asked who he was talking to one night and he said one of his guy friends. and said he was heading out to the mall and meeting the guy friend to see a movie. I called not long after to talk while he drove to the mall and he wasn't diving. I asked where he was and he admitted he was at a girls house drinking tea (and it is true he was only drinking tea with her and her roommates). But I was sad he lied to me about it and I asked why? He said because he was afraid I'd be jealous of him hanging with other girls. I told him I'm not I just didn't lie suggestive sexual flirting. Friendly flirting and having girl friends is perfectly fine. I have guy friends.
However did feel more uneasy after this. My first night and morning home I started noticing the same buzzing patterns of midnight sweet dreams and morning hellos from the breaking up our marriage girl. When I asked if he talked to her much he said no. When I asked if he had seen her at all while I was gone he said no. So I asked to read his messages from her. here's a glimpse of the things I read: o a wet NAME you are making my imagination go wild... and what if I tie you down in the bed?.. o your into leather straps?... I'm not so innocent you know NAME ... You should come with me. Will there be cuddling?.. its a requirement.. I'll keep you warm all night... And what if I don't cuddle? O I'll be keepng you warm in other ways you won't be sleeping. Every day for 2 months there was a history of texts. all day and all night. I even noticed times he'd message or text her before me and talk to her while not talking to me. He went to dinner at her house one night, met her for coffee one day, and saw her at gym they work out in while I was gone. He again promised to never do it again. I have confirmed no physical cheating was involved
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The first time I confronted him he promised to stop (before Christmas). The second time (most recent) I confronted him again. He promised again to stop and had no answer as to why he kept doing it or whyit increased when this girl confessed her love for him.
Even more sketchy, you should eventually breakup with him.


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"Did you ever see a dream singing? Well, I did … she's Gina Loring."
NORMAN LEAR Iconic TV/Film Producer & Writer
As guest artist of the American Embassy, Gina has performed her music in Kuwait, Russia, West Africa, Denmark, Turkey, Greece, Ireland, England, France, Spain and Tunisia. With a voice reminiscent of an Amel Larrieux and the lyrical energy of a Lauryn Hill, Gina's style is a refreshing blend of genres that fuses elements of acoustic soul and trip-hop in reflective laments to love, socio-political issues, and melodic explorations of her personal journey. Gina's impressive abilities as a singer also lend themselves to studio vocalist work as well as classic jazz and soul covers — a perfect addition to any event, gala or upscale party.
"Gina Loring is one of the best poets of her generation. Her words are rich with humor, rage and rhyme. Her voice is original and brave. Her heart is on fire."
EVE ENSLER Playwright/Activist
Gina has performed her poetry and guest lectured at countless colleges and universities nationwide. With vulnerable honesty, she tackles issues both universal and profoundly personal. Gina has been commissioned to write thematic poems for corporate events as well as private presentations. She has served as poet in residence at various academic events, including programming for women's history month, black history month, national poetry month, and multi-cultural celebrations.
"I so admire this young lady, a poet and vocalist who is destined to speak power and bring form to the 21st Century."
TIM REID Actor/Director; Founder of the Legacy Media Institute
As a creative writing workshop facilitator, Gina has worked extensively with incarcerated youth, at-risk teens, and sex-traffic survivors through organizations like Inside Out Writers (http://www.insideoutwriters.org) and NBS (http://www.nolabrantleyspeaks.org/about-nbs.html) With a B.A. in English from Spelman College and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles, she is currently an adjunct professor in the Los Angeles Community College School District. Whether it's a poetry slam event, a writing retreat, or a youth workshop series, Gina is a gifted teacher and mentor to young people in search of finding their voices through writing.


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This is the time of the year when American companies join the mad rush to get H1-B visas for their foreign skilled workers. The gates will be shut within a few days. The spotlight during these manic days is usually on the demand for Indian gnomes to man workstations across the US — and more so in an election year when US presidential candidates are likely to rail against the evils of outsourcing.
Meanwhile, two other types of Indian expatriate workers are in the news. A group of Indians have marched 1,500km to Washington, DC, alleging that they were duped by labour contractors and then mistreated at a shipyard in Mississippi state. These men hold H2-B visas. They have asked Ronen Sen, Indian ambassador to the US, to help them out.
Indian labourers in West Asia have also taken to the streets. Some five million Indians work in these oil-rich states for wages that are far higher than what they could command back home. But these countries have been hit by high inflation, thanks partly to the fact that their currencies are pegged to the declining dollar.
Indian expatriates send back $27 billion of remittances each year, a record. So, there is both an economic and a social reason why the Indian government will have an interest in all three cases. But the nuances in these cases should not be ignored.
The H1-B visa quota is a bargaining issue, with important US technology companies such as Microsoft lobbying for higher quotas for foreign technology workers. The case of the workers at the Mississippi shipyard is a clear example of human rights abuse.
The tricky one is what is happening in West Asia. The root cause of labour unrest there is inflation. Wages have lagged prices. The Indian government has demanded a minimum wage for workers from India. The West Asian countries are not amused. We would not like similar advice either from a foreign country, and our stand on labour standards during global trade talks is a case in point.
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StreetCar has launched their new exciting project which will be located on Queen Street. Riverside Square Condos and Lofts will be a welcome addition to a diverse Toronto neighborhood. With the grand opening just days away buyers are excited to get a unit before it is available to the general public. If you would like to save thousands of dollars and receive the best pre-construction visit the official website at http://www.riverside-square-condos.ca
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Riverside Square Condos will house 4 Towers and will be built in two phases, Street Car who are well known for their unique and sought after lofts will have an easy time selling units. The community is buzzing with excitement for this new addition to the queen street neighbor, riverside square condos are going to be a big hit and units will be selling fast. Get yours today before it is too late.
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This development will have a nice list of apartments, with many layouts to choose from. The floor plans were designed to limit wasted space so you will be definitely getting your monies worth once you move into your new apartment. Now a days I don't even think they are called apartments most people refer to them as condos, doesn't seem to matter to the buyer who has applied for a mortgage.
So if you are looking for place just right for you this may be the project. Keep an eye out in the media for their launch date. It should be in the next couple of months, and don't forget to acquire a mortgage before you go and register. Happy hunting!