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Want a quick way to configure many iPads, iPhones, and other mobile devices that run Citrix Receiver? There is a way to do it without having to write pages upon pages of documentation for end users, or even worse personally configuring the devices for them. We have created the Citrix Mobile Receiver Setup URL Generator just for this purpose. The best part is, it takes a few seconds and can be reused over and over again (remember? Write once leverage infinitely?).
The steps to making an admins life exponentially easier are:
1.) Go to the Citrix Mobile Receiver Setup URL Generator
2.) Save it to your bookmarks .
3.) Enter in an Account Description.
4.) Enter the Server Farm address.
5.) Enter in the domain of your farm.
6.) If you are using an Access Gateway, check the box to show your options.
a. Choose the type of Access Gateway in your company.
b. Choose the authentication type for the Access Gateway.
7.) Click the "Generate URL" button.
8.) Under "Your Result" a link is given with all of the info you populated in the form. You can email it, copy it and paste it, etc.
The great thing is, the user is responsible for the username and password for the account (user information is not in URL ) so it is secure enough to email!
The user will then get the email on the device, tap the link, and Citrix Receiver will open and ask the user to save the profile.
So there you have it, an easy and secure way to configure 1000's of devices with just an email.
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Tragedy struck this weekend in the world of motorsports. Dan Wheldon, a 33-year-old Indy car driver died after a horrific crash on Sunday. Wheldon's car flew through the air and landed in a catch fence during a fifteen car wreck on lap fifteen of the race. After he was extricated from his vehicle, he was immediately airlifted to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. He was said to have officially died due to "unsurviveable injuries" that he sustained in the crash. Many people were shocked by what happened that day, but others said that they had expected one or two large crashes. It was still unforeseen that there would be a fatality, but it does happen from time to time in the world of racing. When the news was heard, officials called the race, despite it being only fifteen laps in. The drivers also gave Wheldon a five lap tribute to honor him. Every person at the race that day was affected in some way by this unexpected tragedy. Luckily, there were not many other people who were hurt. Two other drivers were sent to the hospital, but are expected to recover quickly. The track itself was also damaged by this catastrophic crash. It was reported that portions of the track needed to be patched due to the sheer violence of the accident. Many drivers and fans reported that this was the worst crash that they had ever seen, and we all hope that nothing like this will happen again. It was a truly sad weekend, but the racing world will eventually move on.
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The Boy Scouts of America is considering introducing a Boy Scout shirt made by Under Armour. Boy Scouts would wear the shirt while doing activities such as service projects, hiking, camping, and other troop activities.
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A reader left a comment on my previous blog asking for my thoughts on Scott Murphy's initiative to help dairy farmers.
I'm going to pass on my thoughts for now. Instead I will share a letter, signed by 60 groups, that Farm Aid 'organized' and sent to the House Ag Committee. This letter is archived in the NFCC (National Family Farm Coalition) website. Dairy farms are (pardon me for this) getting screwed and I feel that this letter states it in an easily understandable way (for non-farmers).
Give it a read and please share your thoughts.
July 13, 2009
The Honorable David Scott
Chairman, House Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry
United States House of Representatives
225 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
The Honorable Randy Neugebauer
Ranking Chairman, House Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry
United States House of Representatives
1424 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Dear Representative:
America's dairy farmers are facing an unprecedented economic crisis. Tens of thousands of independent producers are at risk of losing their livelihoods if this crisis remains ignored, while consumers across the country risk having no local sources of fresh dairy.
Dairy farmers are losing an estimated $200 per cow each month. Producers are receiving as little as $9 for a hundredweight (cwt) of fluid milk, while their cost of production ranges from $18-$27 per cwt. If trends continue, we may immediately lose up to 20,000 of our nation's 60,000 family dairies and billions of dollars from our rural economies, which are already hurting during this economic recession.
Today's dairy crisis is not just the result of overproduction or a sudden decline in demand spurred by the global recession. Dairy farmers have been hit with a disastrous combination of factors beyond their control. The price of milk paid to farmers collapsed a record 30 percent in January 2009 alone and 50 percent since July 2008, the result of a volatile pricing system that is easily manipulated by a few corporate players. Meanwhile, farmers are struggling to pay bills from record high production costs, adequate credit is increasingly difficult to access, milk substitute imports are rising without regulation, and catastrophic drought and other natural disasters are devastating many areas of the nation.
For the imperative survival of tens of thousands of dairy farmers, the price of milk paid to farmers must be changed to reflect their cost of production. At a minimum, a floor price of $18 per cwt should be instituted immediately. Under Section 608c(18) of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, the Secretary of Agriculture is required to adjust farm milk price to "reflect the price of feeds, the available supplies of feeds, and other economic conditions which affect market supply and demand for milk and its products." Congress must urge the Secretary of Agriculture to use this authority now.
Not only are farmers missing out but consumers are, as well. Since the early 1980s, the spread between farm milk price and retail milk price has steadily widened without any public benefit. Despite today's unprecedented collapse in farm milk price, the retail price for consumers has barely budged. To make matters worse, the 2009 first quarter earnings by the top dairy processors showed a substantial increase in profits over the same period in 2008.
If the crisis continues, we risk the dire situation of entire states devoid of a single dairy, therefore forced to rely on factory farms and imported milk substitutes and dairy products that compromise public and environmental health and safety. A stable network of local dairy farms is essential for communities to provide their residents with access to safe, healthful food. Furthermore, local dairies are a productive and beneficial way to preserve farmland and open space. Fighting on behalf of America's dairy farmer is a matter of food security, farm security and, ultimately, national security.
The crisis in dairy is not about farmers producing too much milk; it is about unregulated and unnecessary imports. This crisis is not about a decline in demand; it is about ineffective policies leading to unfair, easily manipulated pricing formulas and extremely volatile, unpredictable markets. We know that setting an emergency floor price for farm milk will not address all the problems that led to the current crisis, but it may be the only way to keep thousands of dairy farmers on the land this year.
You have the power and the responsibility to lead Congress in changing the fate of countless hardworking men and women for a better system and a fair deal. The situation is dire, the impacts are widespread, and farmers and consumers need you to do the right thing right now.
American Agriculture Movement Inc.
American Agriculture Movement of Arkansas
American Corn Growers Association
Alabama Sustainable Agriculture Network
Alaska Farmers Union
American Corn Growers Association
California Dairy Campaign
California Farmers Union
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Perhaps the most worrisome aspect of planning a trip to Hawaii is figuring out what the weather will be like during your stay. There are several sources for weather forecasts, and many of them are inaccurate. Weather in Hawaii is very localized, so you need to make sure you're looking at a point forecast. The best source for forecasts is the National Weather Service Forecast in Honolulu. The worst I've seen is the iPhone's weather forecasting. I'm not sure what data provider it's utilizing.
More often than not the forecast will call for a mix of sun and clouds and a 40-60% chance of rain. In Hawaii, cloud free skies are uncommon – there are usually puffs of clouds somewhere. Similarly, days when the entire sky is blanketed are also uncommon. The below photo represents what I consider the typical "cloudy" day in Hawaii. The clouds are moving through fairly rapidly, with some localized rainfall, and areas of sun. On a day like this the weather forecast would probably have stated there's a 50% chance of rain.
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By Phil D. Jay
Former world middleweight champion Arthur Abraham believes that Andre Ward has the tools to take down Carl Froch when the two meet in the final of the Showtime Super-Six World Boxing Classic on October 29th in the USA. The 31 year-old fought both men during the tournament, losing via unanimous decisions and eventually went out of the competition with a whimper having lost three of his four bouts.
Froch, 33, and Ward, six years his junior, now clash in the final, which also doubles up as a world title unification, with Froch the WBC champion and Ward holding the WBA strap and Abraham is predicting that the American will come through and take the coveted trophy.
"I think that the winner of the tournament will become Andre Ward. I have faced both Ward and Froch and know their abilities. And I give my preference to the American sportsman," Arthur Abraham told Aysor.am.
The winner of the two-year tournament will come out as the number one rated super-middleweight in the world and with Mikkel Kessler and Lucian Bute both looking for mega-fights at 168lbs, there are some huge bouts on the table for the champion.
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Wichita A Kansas man accused of threatening President Barack Obama is expected to plead guilty in the case.
U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Marten on Tuesday scheduled a change-of-plea hearing March 29 for Michael Scott Ramsey.
The Hutchinson man was indicted last July on charges of threatening to harm or kill the president in 2009 and again in 2011.
Ramsey had been scheduled for an April 3 trial. Last month, the judge found him competent to stand trial following a psychological examination at a federal medical center.
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Our outdoor wall light from the Buckley collection is an elegant highlight to outdoor decor. Made of cast aluminum with a black finish and cased opal glass, this outdoor wall sconce is the perfect blend of traditional and contemporary design.
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Florian, TPAC is fast coming, and only two teleconfs remain. Could you please prepare the API testsuites and implementations update for upcoming teleconf (2011-10-18) next week ? That is quite important issue to be resolved quickly within MAWG. Thanks in advance, and see you then, DanielReceived on Tuesday, 11 October 2011 11:28:13 UTC
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I'll be forwarding a list of stale feature pages (hopefully there won't be any) to FESCo for their review on July 17, 2009.
This checkpoint is important to know if currently accepted features are on track for a successful Fedora 12 landing or if contingency plans need to be considered at Feature Freeze as we prepare for the Alpha release.
Tracking important development dates has never been easier!iCal: http://poelstra.fedorapeople.org/schedules/f-12/f-12-devel.ics (Import to Zimbra, Google Calendar, etc.) Boring html: http://poelstra.fedorapeople.org/schedules/f-12/f-12-devel-tasks.html
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Restaurant Review: This bar makes a heady addition to South Mumbai
With fun cocktails, quirky interiors and delectable bar bites, The Bar Terminal makes for a heady addition to South Mumbai
The Bar Terminal
Food: Good
Service: Quick
Ambiance: Quirky
Located in the vicinity of the Bombay Stock Exchange, which gets deserted post 9 pm, The Bar Terminal (TBT) is an
all-day watering hole that, we were told, is inspired by all things recycled. Stepping in, we found the interiors edgy without going overboard. The space is divided into two sections; while the al fresco area offers high bar stool seating against rustic, stained glass windows, the interiors house a cosy sofa seating for larger groups. The bar is cheery, and has been crafted from plastic and wooden vegetable crates displaying beverage bottles. We noticed illuminated old Heinz beans cans, vintage fans and chairs created from old pipes, tyres and wood. The table we picked had been designed using DVDs of Hollywood and Bollywood blockbuster films.
Caribbean Ride and Illusion are both worth trying. Pics/Suresh KK
The food menu that largely comprises bar bites, has sections like Juggad, Nashta, Any Time Maggi and other pure vegetarian selections. Though dishes like Handvo Caprese, Idli Cupcakes, Pizza Puchkas and the Ragda Patties Shot intrigued us, we chose to play safe this time. In the mood for something cheesy, we kicked off the evening with the Mozzarella Sticks with Honey Chilly Lime Dip (Rs 295) and the Mac and Cheese Cupcakes (Rs 275). While the fried mozzarella cheese sticks were melt-in-the-mouth, we loved the fun take on the traditional Mac and Cheese Pasta which also made for perfect Instagram posts. Next, we tried the Pizza Al Vodka (Rs 455) with jalapenos, olive, bell pepper and pineapple. While the description suggested a hint of vodka, we missed it completely.
The drinks menu listed TBT signatures such as the Smoked Berry, Love and Lock and TBT — Drink At Your Own Risk priced between Rs 700 to Rs 800, which we thought, was quite steep considering the competitive market.
Mozzarella Sticks with Honey Chilly Lime Dip
We opted for the Caribbean Ride (R345), made with peach schnapps, gin, coconut rum, pineapple and orange juice, served in a beaker. (Wonder why everyone serves alcohol in lab apparatus these days!) Barring the excess ice cubes, we enjoyed our tipple.
Mac & Cheese cupcakes
The next drink, Illusion (Rs 345) that came along with a test tube was a mix of vodka, midore, pineapple juice and Irish cream. With subtle flavours from the Irish cream, the drink was the star of the evening. We might head back to this terminal, just for this one!
Time: 11 am to 1 am, daily
At: Rajabahadur Mansion, near Bombay Stock Exchange, Ambalal Doshi Marg, Fort.
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Is Harry Styles feeling homesick and exhausted while on tour with One Direction? A new report suggests that life on the road may be taking its toll and that Harry is left feeling lonely. %VIRTUAL-Slideshow-60%
Is Harry Styles finding the demanding One Direction tour schedule lonely?
No doubt, the guys must find themselves homesick from time to time, no matter how much fun they're having on the road.
A source tells Heat magazine (via ContactMusic), "He suffers from terrible homesickness and exhaustion towards the end of a tour," adding, ''He often wakes his personal trainer Mark in the middle of the night because he's so lonely that he'd prefer them to work out together than be on his own."
Altogether now: "Awwww."
Despite the reported homesickness, let's not forget he's got a band of brothers, so to speak, in Zayn, Liam, Louis and Niall.
Plus, sister Gemma has been with him on tour...so it can't be all that lonely.
We do know all of the guys have said at one time or another that they missed home, but do you think Harry is really that homesick?
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Award ceremonies generally have small cards to announce the nominations and winner but at the American Music Awards, Galaxy Note II was the device that was used to call out the nominations and winners.
Needless to say, this marketing initiative ensured maximum attention for the device, which is the latest flagship in the Galaxy Note range.
Galaxy Note II features a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED Display, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS and is available across major US carriers.
Head to the source link to check out more pictures of celebrities holding the Galaxy Note II.
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Fiji Time: 12:07 AM on Sunday 25 February
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Monday, June 23, 2014
LONDON - World number one Rafael Nadal (pictured) fears he could be the victim of another Wimbledon giant-killing this year.
Nadal continues to trounce all challengers on his favourite claycourts at the French Open, where he was crowned champion for an incredible ninth time earlier this month.
But after reaching the All England Club final five times between 2006 and 2011, the two-time Wimbledon champion has endured a miserable time on grass of late.
Nadal endured a shock loss in the Wimbledon second round against Lukas Rosol in 2012 and was embarrassed by Belgium's Steve Darcis in the first round last year.
The 28-year-old followed that by suffering his third successive loss on grass when he crashed out of the Wimbledon warm-up in Halle against Dustin Brown earlier this month.
The second seeded Spaniard agrees that the transition from the clay to grass with little preparation time makes him nervous.
"I've said before this is really the most dangerous tournament of the year," Nadal told reporters on Saturday.
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So, as you know, on Sunday I had the huge disappointment of being left out of the Superbowl celebrations. Luckily though I don't hold grudges and was just happy when everyone returned home. I also believe in Karma. One of my favourite sayings is what comes around goes around…..
On Sunday night I took up my place in front of the fire and Mum switched on the TV. Guess what was on TV? Nope, it wasn't the Superbowl as that had long finished. Instead it was the Puppy Bowl. My friend Vicky had mentioned on Friday about the Puppy Bowl, but I'd thought she was joking, I didn't know it really existed, I'd never heard of it!
Dad started laughing when he saw it, but Mum decided (and I agreed), that the least Dad could do to make it up to me for missing the Superbowl was to watch the Puppybowl with me…….come on Dad, it's only 2 hours, the Superbowl was on for at least 4 hours!! Tee hee – it was great!!
They even had a water bowl camera so you could see the dogs drinking, I'd never have thought of that before!! Plus, you could adopt the puppies too, Dad I think I need a friend…….:)
I think Dad enjoyed it too really…….:) I have a feeling he'll make sure I get invited to the Superbowl next year…..tee hee….:)


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What is your current job?
I am an analyst in the corporate strategic insights and research department at Viacom Media Networks. My role consists of researching and analyzing ratings and audience measurement data on Viacom channels and their competitors. I use this data to provide insights and information to Viacom executive management on the performances of their cable properties and on the overall television landscape. In addition to standard reporting, much of my position consists of responding to inquiries from Viacom management by providing in-depth analyses on specific events or programs.
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I chose to work in media/television because it is one of the most rapidly evolving and growing industries, domestically and globally. I love that it is built on ever evolving technology, a competitive landscape, and that it allows me to be a part of something that influences nearly everyone's life. The type of work I do is a composite of economics/statistics and arts/media. It affords me the opportunity to utilize the analytical and statistical skills, as well as the writing skills, that I gained in school.
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Seeing the news lately, you probably wish you could do more to support Israel. Well, you can, and it's not that hard!
To help Israel: know your facts.
I personally believe that Israel's enemies' manipulatively twist and turn the facts, using our liberal, Western values against us. But, education is the way to peace. When you become an ambassador of the truth, you can correct misinformation when you hear it. Armed with facts, you can educate others and stymie false narratives. There is the war on the ground and the war of hearts and minds. We can all be soldiers in Israel's PR battle and defend her from ignorance, half-truths and lies.
Hi, Remember me? I know, it's been a while. Several whirlwind weeks took me from California to Israel to Jordan to Israel to Georgia and back again. What's better than a global adventure?
But, reality stung when I returned to read the heartbreaking news of 3 Israeli teens kidnapped by terrorists, rocket fire from Syria & Gaza landing in Israeli cities, and terrifying terrorist advances in Iraq. However unsettling, I kept hunting for more information; the ticker tape underlining news programs never offering sufficient detail.
To quell my thirst I headed to the outlets below, my trusted sources for Middle East news. Let them also help you better navigate our landscape of misinformation.
News Aggregators:
1. Daily Alert
If you read nothing else, read this. The Daily Alert curates the day's must-know news concerning Israel and world Jewry. The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and The Conference of Presidents, responsible for the daily digest, includes top news and think tank articles, plus a few choice op-eds. I consider this mandatory reading. You can subscribe for free here.
News Outlets:
1. The Times of Israel
When rockets land in Israel, too many international news outlets skip it. "Again?" they shrug, letting the sirens and terror fade into unrecorded history. No wonder so many people view the Israeli-Palestinian conflict out of context. TOI reports what too many papers omit, the whole story.
2. The Jerusalem Post
Although the ads can get tiresome, JPost gets the job done. I especially enjoy their analysis pieces and pay particular attention to columnists Hillel Neuer, Caroline Glick, Daniel Gordis, Alan Dershowitz, Sarah Honig and Shmuley Boteach.
3. The Wall Street Journal
The WSJ is my American paper of choice. I get the weekend version and read the first section from cover-to-cover. Unlike never-ending online news, once you finish section 1, you can feel you've gotten both the international and domestic "essentials."
News Watch Dogs:
As I alluded to before, mainstream news outlets' Middle Eastern reports too often cast Israel as the villain, omitting essential parts of the story, sensationalizing or outright misrepresenting events on the ground. Thank goodness for these organizations that keep news outlets – the official recorders of history – accountable to the facts.
1. Honest Reporting: Defending Israel from Media Bias
2. CAMERA: Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America
News Bloggers:
If you can't handle sarcasm, avoid these sites. The bloggers will often introduce articles they care to share in their own voices, editorializing along the way. I don't mind. I regularly find hard-to-find news articles and op-eds on their sites, gathered from local news channels and papers across Europe, the Middle East and America.
1. Elder of Ziyon (EoZ) – the blog's name satirizes the anti-Semitic propaganda book, "The Protocols of the Elder of Zion."
2. Israel Matzav – Translation: The Israeli Situation.
3. Israpundit – Quite professional, more like an e-zine than a blog.
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I'm pleased to announce Neon's nominations for next year's Pushcart Prize. These three stories and one poem are picked from all of the work that the magazine has published over the past twelve months. Click the links to read them online, or download the issues in which they appear. Congratulations to all of the authors and poets involved!
"In Place Of A Younger Man" by Taylor Koekkoek (#33).
"Nothing, Shadows" by Jack Brodie (#35).
"My Voyage On The Anti-Titanic" by Paul Ebbs (#36).
"But Always Meeting Ourselves" by Leo Hunt (#36).
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My first Mickey Mouse scene!
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My humble beginnings...
...and the 8th highest worldwide grossing film of 2007. (WOO-HOO!)
The return of the hand-drawn Disney feature, and my first experience working in-house at The Mouse.
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Here is a you-tube video of the cabin. Hopefully more and better coming soon.
Seneca Rocks is a community landmark in Pendleton County, West Virginia. Seneca Rocks is also a favorite mountain climbing location. During World War II, army mountain troops trained on Seneca Rocks as well as other rocky crags in the area. In 1965, Congress created the 100,000-acre Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area.
Spruce knob is situated within this recreation area. It's the highest point in the state of West Virginia. The view from on top of of Spruce Knob is inspiring It was one time covered with a dense forest of red spruce growing in a foot-thick layer of humus soil.
Geologically, Spruce Knob is made of a resistant base of Pennsylvanian Pottsville Sandstone . The parking area at Spruce Knob includes a half-mile Whispering Spruce Trail leading around the knob featuring its breathtaking vistas. There are numerous other hiking trails within the immediate vicinity.
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Momma's Kitchen Makeover, Week 2
Unfortunately I don't have any pictures from this week. We didn't get much progress done on the kitchen due to some nasty weather (always cold and clear or wet and warm). Mom did have a crazy shopping spree at Hobby Lobby, which got in a lot of really cool new chicken stuff, but she ultimately returned a lot of it as unnecessary at this stage in the reno. She still hasn't picked a wall color, either, but is leaning towards a beigey sandy color.
Today I finished removing all of the cabinet doors in prep for sanding. Mom decided that she wanted to do them all in one fell swoop outside because the sawdust in the house was getting annoying. Now we've got to have a nice day to do it – the forecast for the next few is cold and stormy :( In total, I've removed 24 doors by hand because we can't find a drill bit to fit the ancient flathead screws – that's a total of 120 screws by hand (counting the knobs also).
We've found a ton of lost/forgotten stuff while opening the cabinets up. My mom literally uses maybe 6 cabinets for pots/pans/glassware/food – and most of it is stored in the microwave cabinet. These things were like time capsules! I found some ancient liquor, canned goods that expired in 2001, and some of Gran-Gran's old kitchenware (to name a few of the items).
Next step, Mom's got to empty out the cabinets and choose what to keep and what to get rid of and what to rearrange. I've been working on filling holes in the cabinetry, and as soon as they're empty we're going to sand down everything in the kitchen. At least that's something we can do in nasty weather! We're hoping also that we can just wipe the stained crown moulding down with a liquid deglosser and stain right over it. Our Minwax Polyshades advertises that it can go over other stains/poly without stripping; regardless, we want to do that as little as possible, and we think we'll only have to do that for the crown.
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Yep, that's Giuliana Rancic in her birthday suit.
The E! News cohost got naked for the end of tonight's news segment, with nothing but censor bars blocking her bod from millions viewers.
But why did G decide to strip down for the show? Two words: Joan Rivers.
Apparently, the Fashion Police host dared Rancic to bare it all during tonight's newscast, and since it is Joan Week, what choice did she have?
So Giuliana was a good sport and took on the risqué move, pleasing the birthday girl, the viewers and probably the crew.
But Jason Kennedy looks a little left out. Maybe next time, he can join in on the fun, too?
Just a suggestion.
Watch E! News tonight at 7 p.m. & 11:30 p.m. to see G deliver the news with nothing on!
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I should have been a pilgrim. But not the regular kind that arrived half starved and scurvyfied aboard the Mayflower, and then wobbled ashore so they could, according to our venerable Wikipedia, "attend to long-deferred personal hygiene."
Um, no. But let's just pause to think about that for a minute. A hundred and two men and women cork-bobbing around the Atlantic for sixty-five days before making landfall. You'd think, in all that time surrounded by all that water, they'd have been inspired to take a dip or two. Swab the ol' armpits. Batten down the hair-balls. But apparently not.
And we wonder why the locals were less than thrilled to stand downwind of them folk?
No, no. I couldn't have been a firstie to this country. I'd have to have arrived with a later group. Say, on the June or Julyflower. Maybe even the Septemberflower. After everything had already been beaten into submission … er … civilized. You know, buildings built. A/C, central heating, and a direct connection to BBC America established. I should have been one of those pilgrims. Because I totally have the whole Put-Up-Food-For-the-Winter thing down, and those people would not have starved if I had been there.
First of all, I know how to can stuff. You know, peaches, pears, applesauce. Plums that start out as jelly but never seem to hit soft-ball stage so I cook them until they hit baseball stage then use them as a doorstop. A friend of mine taught me ages ago.
My first ever batch of peachy O'Henrys in a bottle? Perfect. Blemish-free. Dandelion-yellow. And they stayed that way for twenty years. Because I accidentally misunderstood and added 5 metric tons of citric acid to each quart instead of just a few teaspoons to the entire batch. So those peaches might have tasted like oranges, but they would have lasted the Pilgrims all winter. And I mean ALL of the winters. I'm pretty sure that in gratitude, those people would have named a peach variety after me: the Martha Purity Stewart Miller peach. You know, because Puritans had names like "Purity," and I would have been the Martha Stewart of … never mind.
And then there's salsa. You know Nathaniel Hawthorne's Hester Prynne and Arty Dimsdale had salsa in their diet. There wouldn't have been a book without it. Well salsa and me? We're just like this. And none of those Plymouth people would have gotten sick off of my chips and dip, because I boil the living shortcake out of the stuff until it's dead shortcake. And there ain't one blessed organism — bacterial or otherwise — within ten feet of those perfectly sealed Kerr jars. Pilgrims eating my food would have lived forever. Maybe a bit petrified, but still. Forever. And then this country would have had a population problem much earlier than now. Which would have led to global warming much earlier, leading to the end of the world much earlier, and all of our problems would have been zapped before man hit the moon. That, my friends, is Nobel Peace Prize material.
So I guess this month, as our nation is thinking about its blessings and getting ready to mix up batches of Foods the Wampanoags Never Showed Us How To Make, we should consider whether it's appropriate to commemorate a food-party that didn't originate with me. I kind of think we owe me a moment of silence for us having overlooked the contributions I would have made to our national peace and freedom had I been born four hundred years ago, and then seasicked myself across the ocean aboard the Octoberflower, and introduced Squanto and Pocahontas to glow-in-the-dark apple chutney.
Why don't we start right here, right now? Just communicate your gratitude to me via a moment of silence. It can be simple or complex. Feel free to publish it in my comments for all not to hear. Thank you.


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I sat outside on the hammock tonight, ignoring the incessant clatter of my to-do list. Since launching our new company (have you seen our Visual Creatives website yet? We're really pleased with it!) these moments have been few and far between. Travel, connecting, doing, creating: these are the new words of my days.
But not tonight.
Tonight I sat and watched the one lone doggy left living in the house. I watched the branches of my favorite tree and realized they were a stage play of birds and squirrels locked in never-ending battle. I listened to the peacocks, haunting, but so familiar. I listened to the people sounds that intruded once in awhile. I sat and I remembered.
I remembered all the nights just like this one. Nights filled with swimming and fence gates swinging, back doors slamming.
It's just all been so very good.
Just a moment in time… Q LA
Walking home from a film viewing tonight David and I saw a homeless (?) man going through a garbage can on the street corner. He looked pleased as he pulled a book from the trash. It was a Q group study booklet. The title was "Engaging Culture in a Post-Modern World." He put the book in his backpack and wandered off. There was something surreal about the moment. I'm still wondering what he thought about the message of the book.
Q LA Day One
If only you could see me now. I am sitting, staring, watching my computer screen do nothing. My mind looks like it has turned to mush, but it hasn't. Perhaps a better metaphor would be this: my mind is whirling the multi-colored wheel of overload that you see on your Mac sometimes. In my past experience that wheel of "death" as we call it in our house comes just before a major system shut down. Yes, that's an accurate metaphor. I'll need a major system shutdown before long.
Q does that to you.
Today my brain has reengaged with Bobette Buster on the development of story, learned about systems and chaos as applied to artwork, pondered what works of art will be trophies laid down at Jesus feet and learned why the question of same-sex marriage is really the wrong question to be asking in the first place. I've learned that more and more people choose "none" to describe their religion of choice, and also learned that as a woman it's finally appropriate to speak in terms of callings. I've pondered mental illness and the role of friendship in overcoming it. And all that before lunch.
I've met people transforming culture, transforming poverty, transforming our responses to both culture and poverty. In fact, everyone seems to be transforming something at Q. Perhaps Bobette was right when she said that every good story is about reinvention or redemption.
In the middle of it all, my city was bombed. The spot where I bring my visitors to see the finish line, where we joke about finally crossing the marathon line.
It's all a little much to process today. So perhaps I won't. Instead…here you can read some of my favorite quotes from the day.
"At the time of his death, 2/3 of Steve Job's fortune was made from Story. Silcon Valley was just landfill." — Bobette Buster
"Art comes from freedom within limits." — Linnea Spransey
"From an economic standpoint, society can not afford the breakdown of the family." — Dale Kuehne
"Secrets lose power when they exit the dark." — Rebekah Lyons
"Story is the most powerful thing we possess. Story leads to awareness. Awareness leads to attitude change. Attitude change leads to action. Never say it's 'just an awareness campaign.'" — Jason Russell
"What if what we've been led to expect out of life — the New American Dream of realizing perfection — is false? What if the people who told it to us are wrong? Is there more to life?" –Tim Chaddick
"Have we exposed the country to such a weakened virus of Christianity that we've vaccinated them instead of infecting them?" — Richard Sterns
"The most dangerous word in the gospel is TODAY." — Margaret Feinberg
"Go visit the holy sepulcher. But then get out. What are you going to do where He is not?" — Father Elias Chocour
"What if…the church were to participate in the creation of the best of everything? What if….we realized that the future is the integration and coming together of human will and Divine art?" — Erwin McManus
"Realize that others will never care about your vision the same way you do. And that's OK." — Brad Lomenick
Why I go to the Q conference
Every year or two David and I drop everything to attend the Q conference. Q stands for Question. And it is, indeed, the questions raised while we are there that keep us coming back year after year.
The conference itself is set up something like a Ted talk, with rapid-fire presentations lasting 18 or 9 minutes. Each presentation relates to one channel of cultural connection (science, education, media, non-profit, church etc.). Some of the presentations make me want to find a rotten tomato and throw it at the person speaking. I have disagreed vehemently with many of the speakers (though rest assured, I've never thrown a tomato, rotten or otherwise. Yet.). Other speakers could be speaking my own thoughts out loud, and make me want to stand and cheer. Haven't done that, either. Yet.
The tension between those two extremes — and the necessity of determining where I fall on the tomato/cheering spectrum — creates an environment of learning and growth which I haven't found anywhere else. For two days my brain expands in the tension between polarities.
Over the past six years or so nearly every major initiative in David's and my life together can be traced either directly or indirectly to Q. The people we have met have influenced us unimaginably. Old friendships have rekindled and led to new outreaches for the kingdom. For instance, a rekindled friendship with Kevin Palau has led to an exploration of a Palau festival and outreach in Palm Beach, birthed outside a hotel in Chicago at one Q conference. One year I was thrilled — over the top excited — to meet my hero Bob Goff. I found out he is the hero I thought he was, and in the interim years he has spoken into the Saunders family in so many ways. Many of you reading this are beneficiaries of Bob's wisdom, though you may not ever know it.
This year David and I launched a digital design team called Visual Creatives. It's a business we inadvertently began preparing for years ago, at Q, when we sat in on a Bobette Buster seminar and later took an intensive course in NYC sponsored by Q and featuring Bobette's wisdom shared from years of storytelling.
I honestly could go on and on. Human trafficking, fatherlessness, cultural creation of good things. People, places, ministries, businesses. Books I've read by authors I've heard. Q has been the genesis of nearly all of them.
I can't wait to see what this week holds. The only thing I know for sure is that I won't be the same when I return.
If you want to get a small smattering of Q, I believe there is a live link of Monday morning's sessions, 9-12 Pacific time. Tune in.
Or join me next year!
Spring Day
We had a great day wandering through Boston with friends. How is it possible that yesterday was icy cold and we watched the sky for snow? Today was crystal clear and soaring into the 60's. It was perfect. Life is like that, too. We can stand on the pit of despair one minute, and the next minute God shows up. I saw it happen last night for a friend of mine. Resurrection. That's the key.
I guess I'm under construction!
The crazy journey that has led us to found Visual Creatives has apparently stalled here: with my own blog under construction! Please be patient as I learn a few new skills!
This is harder than I thought. Construction sometimes hurts. Good rule for life as well as blogs.


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Slumdog Millionaire – A movie in reviewSunday, November 23rd, 2008
My mother is plugged into the independent arthouse movie scene, so she's always seeing (and raving about) movies that I've never heard about. Yesterday, my cousin from New York City was in town, so we took the opportunity to see Slumdog Millionaire at the artsy movie theater in Bethesda, Maryland. I knew precisely nothing about it going in. Since I'm kind of short on blogging ideas at the moment, I think I'll write up a little review of it.
Slumdog Millionaire is about a boy rising from abject poverty in the slums of Mumbai to become a hero of the people through his unexpected success on the Indian version of "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?". Shots of the high-tension proceedings at the game show are interspersed with scenes of previous experiences from the main character's life showing the unlikely experiences he lived through that left him knowing all of the answers to the questions on the game show. The game show is actually a nifty plot element that sounds like it could come off corny, but doesn't.
Overall, Slumdog Millionaire is a good movie. It tugs all of the requisite emotional heartstrings, and it proceeds at a pace that never left me wondering "When is this thing going to end?" (which I find to be the hallmark of a bad movie). It uses lots of tropes you've seen many times before in cinema: poverty, destiny, karma, love, evil, manipulation of children, religious warfare, a look at how a man turns evil and then redeems himself with his dying moment, etc., but doesn't feel like a stale retread. I dare say some of it was even slightly cliché, or at least nonsensical, like when two hitmen are subduing their boss's wife — who isn't even putting up much of a fight — and nevertheless manage to give her a good slice on the cheek while fumbling around with a knife, solely with the apparent purpose of having a symbolic scar for the main character to dismiss in one of the final scenes of the movie.
The movie's tone is quite sad, with scene after scene of crushing poverty, slum life, religious warfare, criminality, police corruption, abuse of orphans, and life on the run. It has a few humorous moments, but it's overwhelmingly sorrowful, and despite concluding on a somewhat happy note, I was still feeling very downbeat upon leaving the theater. In this regard it was much like The Pursuit of Happyness. So if you don't handle sad movies well, you might want to give it a pass. Otherwise, I'd recommend it.
Oh, and the Bollywood-style dancing during the credits (despite the movie not being a musical whatsoever) was unexpected and awesome.


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A MATHS teacher was reduced to tears, after the hard work of one of her students culminated in the girl achieving the highest grade in her GCSE exams.
Jane Andrews, a maths teacher at The Littlehampton Academy, was teary-eyed when student Erica Fuller opened her GCSE results on Thursday morning and received an A* in maths.
Erica, 16, said: "It's better than I expected. Maths has always been my subject and I really wanted to get it for miss. She's put so much effort in this year, she looked as emotional as I did."
Miss Andrews added: "She was only predicted an A and she pulled it out the bag. I'm shaking. I was really nervous looking at the results this morning. It's amazing."
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I don't know about you but even though I don't like the cold weather my biggest pet peeve is the fact that it wreaks havoc on my skin. Couple the weather with well water, and I am in dry skin hell. It took me almost a year, but I have found products that work so that my skin isn't cracking and bleeding all winter long. I bet you are loving that visual.
I went into Sephora last winter and basically pleaded with the sales associate to find a moisturizer that would not make me want to claw my skin off after an hour or two of wear. I fully expected the woman to refer me to something that would cost a lot of money, but she actually referred me to the Sephora line.
The first layer is Ultimate Moisture Serum, I put this on immediately on after I get out of the shower. I wait a minute or two for it to set and then I do one of two things.
Most days I move immediately to the Intensive Instant Moisturizer, unless I am going out, then I use Smashbox BB Cream, it has a moisturizer in it so I don't feel the need to use both.
Cetaphil was actually something I found through B's pediatrician. Unfortunately, B inherited my dry skin and no lotion we tried worked. His pediatrician recommended the Cetaphil Restoraderm Skin Restoring Moisturizer it is a long-lasting moisturizer that is approved for Eczema prone skin. It keeps B's skin smooth and it helps keep mine from feeling dry as well. I also keep their Therapeutic Hand Cream in purse. When we are out I am constantly washing both of our hands and it dries out our skin and causes it to crack and bleed. This has been lifesaver, it is not greasy and dries very quickly.
A tip: if my hands start bleedings, especially the knuckles, I dab on some Aquaphor before bed and it is usually a lot better by the time I wake up.
Unfortunately, I also get chapped lips like crazy and for years I have been using Burt's Bees Beeswax Lip Balm, it is a bit more expensive then your regular chapstick but I find it is the best for dry chapped lips. I keep tubes everywhere, my car, purse, house, etc…
Lastly, I love having soft and comfortable sweats. There are some days that it can be too brutally cold to spend a lot of time outside. Those days B and I get dressed in our comfiest sweats and spend our time playing in our living room. Right now my favorite gear is the Batwing and Robin CowlNeck from Athleta and my Studio Poise sweatpants. They both are soft on the inside and outside, none of that itchy material. I ordered both a size up because I like my sweats kind of baggy.
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Company reports are a great way to not only see how you're doing, but try and forecast where you're going in the future. This allows you to prioritize your future goals based on past performance, meaning you can constantly improve and keep closing more sales every month.
This article will give you a brief overview of what data is available with some brief ideas of what it can be used for. But, as each business is different, the rest is up to you - use the instructions here as a jumping point for your adventure into data and see what you learn from your graphs!
To access company reports, click the 'Statistics' drop down from the top bar of the Pipedrive app, then select 'Reports':
From there, you'll reach the company reports homepage. Here you can find a number of reports displayed as graphs. Each bar on each graph is clickable, and will present a list of data that it contains. For example, if you're looking at 'Activities added' and the bar is showing 42, when you click on the bar in the graph it will give a list of all 42 activities included in that bar.
The list of reports includes:
Activities Effort
- Activities added: Shows the amount of activities added per user or activity type.
- Activities completed: Shows the amount of activities completed per user or activity type.
- Emails sent: Shows the number of emails sent per user.
- Emails received: Shows the number of emails received per user.
These first four options will give you a good overview of how your team are performing and what kind of activities they are completing the most overall, and relative to each other. This is really useful for team and process appraisal.
Pipeline Performance
- Deals started: Shows the number of deals started per user, current deal status (Won/Lost/Open), and per attached products. Each option is also further divisible by further parameters, such as by count (meaning the hard number of deals started within the selected period) or value (meaning the sum of the value of all deals within the selected period) for deals started.
- Deal progress: Shows the number of deals that entered each stage, per stage or per user per stage. Each option can also be broken down by other sub-categories, including count and value (see Deals started for more information).
- Deal velocity: Deal velocity allows you to see the average amount of time between a deal being created and being won. This is the most useful forecasting tool. The data can also be broken down by stages and users.
- Deal conversion: This shows how many deals moved to the next stage, compared to those that were won or lost. This can be broken down by users, stages, and displayed as a count or value (see 'Deals started' for more information).
The above group of options are really great for forecasting. Using the data they show, you can find out where the bottlenecks are, where deals are getting stuck most often, and fine-tune your sales processes accordingly.
Sales Performance
- Deals won: Displays the number of deals won, filterable by users and products, as well as displayable by count and value.
- Deals lost: Displays the number of deals lost, filterable by users and products, as well as displayable by count and value.
These last two options are great for simple analytics - keep track in one place of the number of deals you're winning and losing. Simple!
Filtering by date, Pipeline, and User(s)
All the above options can be shown for different pipelines (shown below on the 'FAQ' dropdown, FAQ being the name of the selected Pipeline). It can also be filtered by varying time periods (shown below as 'last quarter), and, for user based data, can show data for all users or individuals (shown below as 'Everyone') using the dropdown menus:


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Following its purchase of Coles Group in 2007, diversified conglomerate Wesfarmers became one of Australia's two biggest retail groups, home to a collection of different chains. The most significant of these is Coles itself, the country's second largest grocery retailer, now battling to regain its lead over arch-rival Woolworths. The supermarket chain is partnered by a selection of other sizeable local brands including general retailers Kmart and Target and leading home improvement store Bunnings. Wesfarmers' acquisition of Coles Group, a business three times larger than itself, was designed to call a halt to several years of steadily declining performance as Coles struggled to make sense of its sprawling retail operations. It also brought greater focus to Wesfarmers itself, which up until then had dabbled in a wide variety of different sectors ranging from mining and chemicals to insurance and DIY. Following the Coles purchase, almost 90% of Wesfarmers' revenues are generated by retail. Coles and Wesfarmers both celebrated their centenaries in 2014. The group took its first steps into the UK in 2016 with a deal to acquire local DIY chain Homebase.
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I have one TV program addiction. It doesn't have anything to do with housewives or forensic detectives, or otherworldly beings. Not that there is anything wrong with enjoying and being dedicated to watching those programs. I'm just not much of a TV watcher – I pulled the plug on cable a long time ago. Except for CBS Sunday Morning. The news magazine show debuted in 1979, and I am pretty sure I watched the very first one. Yes, I am that old. Charles Kurault hosted the show, starting the first…Read More


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LUTZ -- Two "easy" swings Saturday will make today's final round at the Verizon Classic much harder for Dana Quigley.
The five-time Senior PGA Tour winner shot 7-under 64 Friday for a share of the lead with Mike Hill, then stayed within a shot of the lead through the first 14 holes. But the two hardest holes at the TPC of Tampa Bay remained, and they took a toll.
Quigley finished at 71, and was four strokes back at 135. "I tried to hit two easy shots coming in at 15 and 17. Like a lot of times today I was in between shots and I took the longer club because it was a little cold and windy," Quigley said. "I just came out of two swings."
At the 452-yard par-4 15th, Quigley chose 3-wood, topped it and made bogey. Two holes later, at the 217-yard par 3, he chose 3-iron instead of 4-iron, put it in the water and made double bogey to fall back to even for the day.
The former club pro is the ironman of the tour, playing in his 156th consecutive event, and one of its most successful players, though wins have been few. Quigley has 18 top-three finishes in the past three years, but just two wins.
Last weekend at the ACE Group Classic in Naples, he played in the last group on Sunday with Hale Irwin and Tom Watson but tied for fifth.
"I'm in the last group every week, so I'll get there (again)," Quigley said "(Today) might be the day, I've just got to make a bunch of birdies and see what happens."
STALWARTS: When Dale Douglass and Gary Player teed off Friday, they became the only players in event history to do so in all 15 tournaments. Tommy Aaron, Miller Barber, Harold Henning and Orville Moody also played in the previous 14 but are not here this weekend.
"I guess Gary and I have nothing else to do," Douglass said, grinning.
He won the inaugural GTE Suncoast Seniors at Tampa Palms in 1988, earning $45,000 from a $300,000 purse. Now 65, he believes he could be in contention for today's $225,000 first prize if he makes a few minor adjustments. "I'd better putt better, drive better and hit my irons good," he deadpanned. Douglass was 14 strokes back of leader Bruce Fleisher.
"I always like to go back to where I've won, even though it was at Tampa Palms," he said.
Player's best finish in the tournament is third in 1988. One of five players to win all four major championships in a career, Player was unaware he'd been to Tampa Bay for all 15 tournaments.
"Well, that's because we enjoy it," he said. "I like the course, the enthusiasm is fantastic. ... Where (the streak) is meaningful is that it shows how much you must enjoy a place to keep going back."
THE OUTSIDER: One would think two U.S. Open titles would secure a spot on the senior tour, but that's not the case for Andy North.
The University of Florida graduate is playing the Verizon Classic on a sponsor's exemption, and unless he wins an event this season he'll play that way all year.
"That's the way the system is. If you play well you can take care of all that," said North, who expects to play about 20 events.
DIVOTS: In seven of 10 tournaments at the TPC of Tampa Bay, a player has come from behind to win, though in two of the past three years the Saturday leader has held on to win. ... There have been two playoffs in the event's history and none since 1992. ... Dick Mast, a Lakewood graduate, shot a second 69 that included an eagle at the par-5 seventh.


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Hungry for another slice of "American Pie"?
Universal Pictures is making another movie in the popular franchise and original series stars Jason Biggs, Seann William Scott and Eugene Levy have all signed on for "American Reunion," a rep for the studio confirmed to Access Hollywood.
Original cast members Thomas Ian Nicholas, Tara Reid, Chris Klein, Mena Suvari and Jennifer Coolidge are also in negotiations to star in the project.
The Hollywood Reporter was first to report the "Reunion" news.
"American Pie," which hit theaters in 1999, pulled in a whopping $231.4 million domestically and was followed by 2001's "American Pie 2" and 2003's "American Wedding." The studio also made multiple direct-to-DVD movies based on the raunchy comedy series.
In related news, on Wednesday, reps for Seann William Scott announced the actor was seeking treatment to "address health and personal issues."
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About a month ago, shortly after the sale of THROUGH TO YOU to HarperCollins, my literary agent-extraordinaire, Mary Kole, told me there was some "Hollywood interest" in the book. Which, um, AMAZED me. I had no idea people in LA would glance twice at you if you had no book sales or weren't a YouTube video sensation. So I told Mary that was interesting, and we both agreed we wouldn't get excited.
Fast-forward to last Friday night, March 18th! I found myself on a conference call with Mary, and film-agent-extraordinaire, Michelle Weiner, of CAA. I don't think I hung up for good that night until sometime after 9:00pm, but when I did, we'd accepted a film option from Paramount and The Montecito Picture Company with a whole bunch of incredible names attached!
It's starting to feel cliche to say things like: Someone pinch me. This can't be real. How did this happen? OMG WAT? …but humor me?
And to be clear, a film option does not necessarily mean TTY will be made into a movie. Many, MANY books are optioned all the time and never go any further than that. But for a girl who didn't even have an AGENT four months ago, let alone a book contract or a FILM option? This is exciting.
Anyway, I was pretty sure someone would tell me when the official announcement was up, but Monday this came to my attention, so… Here you are, THROUGH TO YOU film option scooped by the LA Times: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/movies/2011/03/like-crazy-team-will-get-through-to-you.html


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What does oxtongue mean?
Definitions for oxtongue
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word oxtongue.
Princeton's WordNet
oxtongue, bristly oxtongue, bitterweed, bugloss, Picris echioides(noun)
widespread European weed with spiny tongue-shaped leaves and yellow flowers; naturalized in United States
Beef tongue (a foodstuff).
A flowering plant of the genus Picris, especially Picris echioides, the bristly oxtongue.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of oxtongue in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
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The numerical value of oxtongue in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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text: The following reply was made to PR misc/36508; it has been noted by GNATS. From: "Johnny C. Lam" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com Cc: email@example.com Subject: Re: misc/36508: Init scripts to enable mounting from read only filesystems Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 22:20:46 +0000 I don't think these scripts will be good in the general case. Take the case of /var. It is almost certainly a critical file system to mount, and so must really be done either within mountcritlocal or as a script that REQUIRES root and is BEFORE mountcritlocal. I don't think the suggestion to populate /var "only sometimes" makes sense. I understand the difficulty where /var needs to be mounted extremely early and one can't rely on the presence of utilities stored on /usr, e.g. mtree, chown, chgrp, etc., to help with populating /var. Why not create a "mountvar" script that REQUIRES root and is BEFORE mountcritlocal that has an additional action "create" that creates a .tar file on the root filesystem? Then the "start" action could mount the tmpfs filesystem onto /var and then just extract the .tar file directly into /var using /bin/pax. This avoids any problems with not having /usr mounted at boot time. The "mounttmp" script should probably grow the option to just symlink /tmp to /var/tmp and avoid needing two separate tmpfs mounts for both n /var and /tmp. the cases where one might want to deal with read-only root, e.g. for an embedded device, symlinking /tmp to /var/tmp is fairly common. I would guess the "mounttmp" script would REQUIRE mountvar and is BEFORE mountcritlocal. I do think that these "mountvar" and "mounttmp" scripts should be just incorporated directly into the mountcritlocal script. Cheers, -- Johnny Lam <email@example.com>


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Prove the identity (sinx)^2 - (cosx)^2 = (sinx)^4 - (cosx)^4
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A simpler way to see what is going on in this equation is to redefine the essential terms. Specifically, let
(sinx)^2 = r
(cosx)^2 = s
The equation can then be written as
r - s = r^2 - s^2
We can then use the method of factorizing the difference of two squares, namely
r^2 - s^2 = (r - s)(r + s)
Note that the 'cross terms' rs and -rs cancel each other out.
Therefore we can now write the equation as
r - s = (r - s)(r + s)
From the (Pythagorean, or, unit circle) trigonometric identity (sinx)^2 + (cosx)^2 = 1 we have that
r + s = 1
Our equation then can be written as
r - s = (r - s) x 1
that is
r - s = r - s
As this holds as true, we see that the original equation does indeed hold true.
NB If you plot (sinx)^2 + (cosx)^2 on a graph the identity (sinx)^2 + (cosx)^2 = 1 is apparent as the curves are perfectly symmetric in the line y = 1/2
(sinx)^2 - (cosx)^2 = (sinx)^4 - (cosx)^4
First, consider the right part:
`sin^4(x) - cos^4(x)`
and express it as the difference of squares:
`[sin^2(x)]^2 - [cos^2(x)]^2.`
Now use the formula a^2 - b^2 = (a-b)*(a+b) and obtain
`[sin^2(x) - cos^2(x)] *[sin^2(x) + cos^2(x)].`
But the second factor is always 1, and we get
`sin^2(x) - cos^2(x),` which is the left part of the identity. QED.
For the beginning, we'll manipulate the right side, only.
[(sin x)^2]^2 - [(cos x)^2]^2 = [(sin x)^2 - (cos x)^2][(sin x)^2 + (cos x)^2]
But, (sin x)^2 + (cos x)^2 = 1 (Pythagorean identity)
[(sin x)^2]^2 - [(cos x)^2]^2 = [(sin x)^2 - (cos x)]^2
We notice that we've get the difference of squares from the left side:
[(sin x)^2 - (cos x)]^2 = [(sin x)^2 - (cos x)]^2
consider the identity, `x^2 -y^2 = (x-y)(x+y)`.
using the same on the right hand side of the equation, we get:
`(sinx)^4 - (cosx)^4 = [(sinx)^2 - (cosx)^2)].[(sinx)^2 + (cosx)^2)]`
Using the identity, `(sinx)^2 + (cosx)^2) = 1`, this equation simplifies to:
`(sinx)^4 - (cosx)^4 = [(sinx)^2 - (cosx)^2)].[(sinx)^2 + (cosx)^2)] = (sinx)^2 - (cosx)^2)`
which is the same as the left hand side of the equation. and hence proved.
In general, for this type of mathematical problems, its always ideal to start by one side of the equation (either LHS or RHS, i.e. left hand side or right hand side) and simplifying it. Use of identities, if applicable, helps in simplification process. and finally we get the two sides as equal to each other, i.e., the requisite answer.
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Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word vein of penis.
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vein of penis(noun)
a vein serving the penis
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The numerical value of vein of penis in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
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The numerical value of vein of penis in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
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