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Political rockers Against Me! play the Wiltern tonight (note that Ted Leo is no longer on the bill). … Playful poppers I Make This Sound [pictured] join The Karabal Nightlife at the Echo. … Aushua, back from a recent break of sorts, top off the Roxy. …The Kooks and the Whigs play the newly remodeled Hollywood Palladium. …J Davey is at the Viper Room. …Jack's Mannequin completes the second of two sold out shows at the Troubadour. … Jeffrey Lewis and Talkdemonic are at Spaceland. … And Becky Stark (of Lavender Diamond) plays Tangier.
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Remember the disgruntled Italian who destroyed the former car of his dreams in front of the IAA in Frankfurt to prostest BMW reimbursement policy, or polar bears, or something?
Not only is he planning on repairing it and then destroying it in Berlin in front of the Bundestag again. (As if they give an eff!) Turns out that, technically speaking, it's not even his car. It's on lease! He has to give it back to BMW in tip-top shape, or he will be charged dearly. Good luck with that!

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Google Chrome under attack by critics. Operation payback cripples MasterCard site. Wikileaks cannot be stopped say the experts. Will Nokia jump to Android? Let's hope so. No Windows 7 slates by year end. Meanwhile MSFT get huge government contract. Japan misses Venus with rocket. Bad math? Holiday shopping through the roof according to Comscore. NYC getting MSFT store.
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Time for Vienna at Art Basel
In 1907, the first cube clock was erected at Vienna's best-known intersection, the "Sirk Ecke" by Vienna State Opera. Its trademark cube shape meant the distinctive Plexiglas-covered clock faces, visible from a considerable distance, could be read from four sides. Today, more than 100 years later, 73 of these legendary timepieces can still be found in public spaces throughout the city.
The Viennese cube clock has become synonymous with timeless design. Design studio EOOS has made it the inspiration for their contemporary take on a Viennese coffeehouse, which had been the focal point for Vienna's presence in the Collectors Lounge at this year's Art Basel, under the slogan Time for Vienna.
The ambience of this Viennese café was created in silver, gray and black, large mirrors dominated, while the luminous surfaces of the Cube Clock, with their clear number index of dots and diamond shapes, continued on the surfaces of the room, tables and walls. A special edition of the coffee mugs was decorated with graphic elements of the clock in their original size. Café Diglas in the Scots Abbey was responsible for the coffee pleasure itself, while accompanying articles appeared in the recently published Monocle Travel Guide to Vienna.
Silent talk with Douglas Coupland
Generation X author Douglas Coupland, incoming artistic director of the Vienna Festival Tomas Zierhofer-Kin and Vienna Tourist Board Managing Director Norbert Kettner took part in the silent talk, transmitted via headphones, at the Vienna Café in the Collectors Lounge at Art Basel. The theme for the talk was From 'Standard Time' (inspired by the cube clock) to the 'Extreme Present'. The talk was moderated by Monocle's Vienna correspondent, Kimberly Bradley.


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We were able to see "Cowboy Sweethearts," It's only temporary" and "Tumbleweed" this past weekend... read more
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Wife and I saw "It's Only Temporary" at the Palace. Absolutely hilarious show - highly recommend... read more
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We were able to see "Cowboy Sweethearts," It's only temporary" and "Tumbleweed" this past weekend. What fun to do a little booing and hissing when Black Bart shows up! A melodrama at it's best! The interaction with the audience was hilarious. During "Cowboy Sweethearts" we...More
Wife and I saw "It's Only Temporary" at the Palace. Absolutely hilarious show - highly recommend it. The theater was quaint - loved the posh pet portraits and the self playing piano.
Thank you so much for visiting the theatre and for being so kind to share your thoughts online. We are delighted that you enjoyed the show, and look forward to entertaining you again in the future!
Wife and I went out for a date, had dinner at the Brown County Inn and then the show at the Palace Theater - Classic County Jukebox. Show was good, band was good, theater small and homey, the music was a little loud, but it...More
Two bus loads of guests from Wisconsin traveled recently to Nashville, Indiana...........and everyone loved the show Man in Black. A tribute to Johnny Cash. The Palace Theater is a beautiful 170 seat theater. Take in a show there.......you will love it.
I attend live, musical theatre productions at The Palace Theatre of Brown County as often as possible. I was thrilled to be able to invite my grandchildren, ages 16, 12, and 7, to attend the Theatre's production of "Tumbleweed". We laughed, we cheered for the...More
Thank you for taking the time to write your wonderful review. We are delighted that you and your young guests had a good time. We appreciate your patronage and support and look forward to entertaining you again soon!
This was not a planned stop but we are glad we did. The show was hilarious and the entertainers were awesome. Lots of fun.More
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After a full day of shopping, it was nice to relax and enjoy the musical "It's Only Temporary". My only suggestion is that they tell you where to park.More
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Elton John and Billy Joel Music - Musicians were very talented and definitely seemed to enjoy what they were doing. Liked the Billy Joel selections better than Elton John. That's just personal opinion, though I like Elton John's music just not the selections that night....More
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – Police busted an underage dance party that involved more than 300 teens. Officers say the Saturday night party led to a late night shooting near the Colts Complex on 56th street.
The dance party was held inside Brick House Fitness in the 4400 block of Lafayette Road. According to detectives, two teenagers rented the facility from the owner.
The party was billed across social media as "Glow Sticks and Bad Chicks." It cost $10 to get inside. Women were admitted for free before 9:30 p.m.
Police photos show a crowd of people outside the fitness center.
An IMPD patrol officer on his regular beat noticed a line of people wrapped around the building – that raised a red flag.
"This building is nowhere near rated for that kind of capacity. It's rated for less than 100 people to go into the location," said IMPD Sgt. Bill Carter, who heads up the department's Nuisance Abatement Unit.
Carter was one of the officers called in to investigate.
"(There was) very inadequate security. There was no way of controlling the crowd," said Carter.
Police ended up citing the owner of the fitness center. He now faces up to a $2,500 fine.
Carter says it doesn't take much for an underage dance party to spin out of control. He showed 24-Hour News 8 two videos of two different parties where teens could be seen throwing chairs at one another and fighting.
Saturday's dance party at Brick House Fitness ended without any violence inside. However, later that night, not far away on 56th street, police say kids who were at the dance party were involved in a shooting. One person was injured.
Carter says as the weather warms up and high school graduation approaches, more under 21 dance parties will pop up.
Police monitor social media sites and look for dance party fliers. If they find one well ahead of time, Carter will ask a judge for an injunction to prevent the event from taking place.
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This word is used so often, it's almost invisible. Everyone uses it, yet we have no idea how disempowering it is.
Have you ever said these things, to others or to yourself?
"I should go to the store."
"People should be more friendly."
"I know I shouldn't eat this, but it's so good."
"He should've looked both ways! We could've been killed."
"She should never have said that to me."
"I should be a better wife/ sister/friend/daughter."
"I shouldn't be so hard on her."
"He shouldn't have yelled at me."
The variations are endless. We pepper our vocabulary with should so often, we don't even notice it. Once you start to pay attention, it will astound you how often we use it.
How "Should" Steals Your Power
The word "should" is draining your power and sapping your energy. Using it is like having a slow leak on your system. Every time you say it, more and more of your present, powerful, mindful energy gets wrapped up in an untrue story.
Using the word "should" in the past is a denying reality. Whatever happened or didn't happen is done. It's over. We're here now, not back there. There's nothing you can do in the past, and spending time regretting it now robs you of your present of the power to act.
Instead of saying, "I should've said that" or "I shouldn't have eaten that," or "she shouldn't have done that!" you can say, "I've made the decision to do that before, and I don't think I'll make that decision again." Or, "I'd love to do things differently next time." Or "I'm planning a new approach." Or, "Her actions caused problems we're dealing with now." Or "because she did that, we need to respond in this way."
"Should" in the future is also disempowering. It says, "I feel obligated to do something whether or not I want to do it." Or, "I'm burdening my future self with this thing."
If you truly want to do a thing, say, "I plan to do it. I want to do it. I would love to do it."
And if you don't? Be honest. "Mary wants me to do X, but I don't want to. I haven't decided how to handle that, yet."
Now all that's left is a decision. "How to handle it" is a decision you can make. Your decision can be to do nothing if you want! But it's still a decision. There's no should, no obligation. You're very present and honest and powerful.
"Tension is who you think you should be. Relaxation is who you are." -Proverb
The Suffering Behind Should
Anytime you use the word should you're causing yourself pain.
Should sends "burdens" into the future and "regrets" into the past. It denies the idea that we have power to act now.
In the present moment, you are either doing a thing or not doing the thing. You can't do something in the future, and it's pointless to regret the past. So "I should" is a story that is not present, mindful, or true.
When we think things "should" be different, we're denying what is. "Should" is therefore the opposite of acceptance.
Is painful
Denies reality
Sends burdens into the future
Pulls regrets from the past
Limits our ability to act
Drains our power
Feels good
Honors reality
Makes no stories about the future
Acknowledges the reality of the past
Gives us the choice to act now
Empowers us
It's important to note that when we're listening to our ego's story of "should", sometimes the idea of acceptance seems painful. "If I let that go, she'll do it to me again" or "if I don't regret the past, aren't I doomed to repeat it?" Notice that these are just stories, and they're projections of fear into the future. Acceptance and love often have incredibly powerful results- and you'll be surprised at how relationships are mended, and something better than you could ever hope for comes as a result.
The "Should" Shortcut
Sometimes, I'm not quite sure what words to replace "should" with.
Love is the "should" shortcut. If I'm thinking, "I should've done that differently," what's the most loving way to re-frame that? "I am grateful I learned from that experience. Thank you."
"He shouldn't have said that!" put through the Love Lens is changed to, "How can I love him more? How can I be grateful for him right now?"
"Love… keeps no record of wrongs." Apostle Paul (1st Corinthians, chapter 13)
By remembering and dragging into this moment thoughts of the past, we are not loving others. To truly love them, we can start over from this moment and love them now.
By the way? This includes loving yourself. Are you dragging records of your past failures with you? Accept them, honor the lessons you learned from them, and let them go. Love yourself now.


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Following a $56 million opening weekend for The Karate Kid (it doubled The A-Team's $25.7 million) and a total worldwide gross of $300 million Columbia Pictures began meeting with writers to pitch their ideas on where to take the sequel. Now according to Heat Vision Cyrus Voris and Ethan Reiff, the writers of Kung Fu Panda, have been hired to write the script.
The Karate Kid only cost $40 million to make so with success like that a sequel was bound to happen. Will Smith will produce again and there is a good chance director Harald Zwart will return given the positive reviews.
Back in June Zwart said he would like to see the next film explore an all-new story rather than follow in the footsteps of the two sequels from the 80s. "I personally think it's now so much on its own two feet, given the success, that it would be interesting to see where we could take it without ever thinking about the old ones."


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TFN provides educational support for school-age Members and their parents, as well as Members who are pursuing post-secondary education. Support programs are open to Status and non-Status Members. We also run the Aboriginal Family Resources On-the-Go (AFROG) program, a mobile resource for Aboriginal families with children age 0-6.
For information on TFN's education services or to submit a grant application please contact Chrystalynn Gurniak, Education & Skills Development Manager at (604) 948-5240.
K-12 Students
In accordance with the Education, Health and Social Development Act and the Instructional Support Services Regulation, TFN provides financial support for school fees and supplies to parents/guardians of Tsawwassen Members who are in grades K-12. In addition, monthly allowances are available for school-age Members in grades 7-12. Information about the amounts for these grants and application procedures can be found in the Instructional Services Support Policy.
Grants for Extra-Curricular Activities
Grants are also available to assist parents/guardians of school-age Tsawwassen Members with the costs of participation in extra-curricular activities. Eligible activities include educational activities (e.g. tutoring) and sports activities (e.g. swimming lessons, hockey, soccer, etc.). More information can be found in the Administering Child and Youth Grants Policy.
AFROG – Aboriginal Family Resources on the Go
The AFROG program is a place where families can interact with other children and parents/ caregivers. An inviting atmosphere where you are able to enjoy quality time with your children away from home, as well as providing an opportunity for friendship, support and shared experiences with other adults. You can also experience some First Nations cultural awareness.
Post-Secondary Education Support
Funding is available for Tsawwassen Members who are at least 18 years of age by September 30th, and who wish to pursue post-secondary education at an accredited post-secondary institution – this includes certificate, diploma, and degree programs as well as trades training programs.


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Even though we live together we switch off on what we're each responsible for paying.
Farmington Hills, MI (PRWEB) February 13, 2014
Team members at Community Choice Credit Union know that Valentine's Day isn't all roses and flowers for couples deciding whether or not to have combined or joint finances. Emily Disbrow and Aaron Balowski, of East Lansing, Michigan, are having that discussion now – they are getting married in March.
"Right now we live together and alternate what bills we each pay," said Disbrow. "One month I'll take care of the groceries and Aaron will take care of the utilities, the next month we'll switch. That has worked for us so far, but we wonder if our future marriage would benefit from joining finances more closely. Since our families have had a bad experience with a creditor, we're a little uneasy about completely joining our finances."
Rachel Kamish and Mark Moss, of Solon, Ohio, are getting married in July. The couple plans to keep separate bank accounts even though they view every decision as if they have a joint account.
"Between the two of us, I take the lead when it comes to planning our finances and making purchasing decisions," said Kamish. "I think it's natural for one person in every relationship to be more hands-on with finances. I've had more experience growing up making financial decisions so I've taken the lead in our relationship."
These couples' situations are quite common. Community Choice recommends considering the following points when discussing the option of joint finances:
1. Are you happy with your current financial strategy?
2. Is one partner's credit significantly different than the other?
3. Does one partner have more financial savvy?
4. If your partner takes the lead, can you trust him/her to keep you informed and seek your input on major decisions?
5. Do your money management styles differ greatly?
As these questions are answered, the pros and cons of joint or separate finances will be revealed. Some positives of a joint account include easy access to money and transparency that can lead to improved spending habits. Some downfalls to joint finances include the negative effects of poor credit and tension that can occur when money management styles differ.
Whatever decision couples make this Valentine's Day, or any time of year, Community Choice Credit Union urges everyone to be informed. If you are uncertain about what the best move is for you, ask your financial institution or financial planner for advice.
About Community Choice Credit Union: Established in 1935, Community Choice Credit Union offers a wide variety of financial products and services for both consumers and businesses. Any individual who lives, works, or worships in the following counties is eligible to become a member of Community Choice Credit Union: Genesee, Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw or Wayne County, Michigan. Since 2008, Community Choice has invested more than $751,285 dollars and 10,961 volunteer hours into its charitable Give Big efforts throughout Michigan. For more information, visit CommunityChoiceCU.com.
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Movie Bates Motel What's Wrong with Norman () download free
Book Title: Bates Motel What's Wrong with Norman
Directors: Paul A. Edwards
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Release Date: 2013-04-01
Stars: Vera Farmiga,Freddie Highmore,Max Thieriot
User ratings: 3.5
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Full movie description "Bates Motel What's Wrong with Norman":Emma is obsessing over their inadvertent discovery of the marijuana field and is convinced the sketch in the journal Norman found in room 4 - a girl being killed and then buried in the woods - is real. They find a Chinese symbol drawn under the sink.Dylan starts his new $300 a day job - guarding those same the same marijuana fields.Norman collapses at school but all of the medical tests are negative. Sheriff Romero arrives at the Bates' home with a search warrant and Norman can't find Keith Summer's belt. Norma gets in touch with Deputy Zack Shelby who helps her out. After an imaginary conversation with his mother, Norman decides to take matters into his own hands and heads off to Shelby's house. He's not quite prepared for what he finds.
Reviews of the Bates Motel What's Wrong with Norman»What's wrong with Norman?« would definitely be something I'd ask if Norman Bates was an orthodox TV character that had been introduced only two episodes ago. But since I'm referring to the Norman Bates that regards murdering residents of his motel in the shower and subsequently dumping them into a swamp as the essential constituents of a pleasant Saturday evening, making an unheralded tour through some bloke's house to recover a belt and then chancing onto what looks to be a sex slave is hardly worth a mention. Although, it actually kind of is, as Bates Motel uses it to demonstrate that it has remained the partially brainless programme we all remember not quite so dearly from its first two acts. I'll return to this subject matter in a twinkling, yet not to the question posed in the title of this episode because, believe it or not, there's this little flick called Psycho that explains it rather neatly.
Its prequel, Bates Motel, sensibly dedicates this instalment to character development in lieu of superfluous violence, which is especially exciting with regard to Norman, who is experiencing hallucinations of Norma conversing with him for what appears to be the first time. Blackouts, however, are evidently something that the young Mr Bates is familiar with, as is manifested through him being unable to recollect anything about making an effort to bump off his half- brother in the previous episode. In view of that, I can very well picture the programme revealing at some point that Norman is in fact behind the death of his father. That would elucidate his being so frantic when awaking at the beginning of the pilot before having actually discovered his old man in the garage, but would also change the concept of Bates Motel, which I took to be an explanation for Norman's descent into insanity, into simply showing a disturbed mind at work.
Until my hypothesising is proved veracious or fallacious, I'll limit myself to commending Freddie Highmore's acting, which noticeably improves with every new episode. Nevertheless, there is an unmissable qualitative disparity between the scenes set in the Bates household, for instance Dylan and Norman's tête-à-tête in the sitting room, and any other moment of "What's Wrong With Norman". I'm not dramatising; there is clumsiness to be found in either writing, acting, or directing at truly every other point of the episode, from Norman talking to his lady friends, Norma necking with Bad Pun Cop, to Dylan shooting pheasants with the guy crying at strip clubs.
Unsurprisingly, I'm not a devotee of clumsiness, but, and this is doubtful to cause significant fluctuations in the surprise department, I wholeheartedly prefer it over whatever it was that this programme was doing at the closing stages of "What's Wrong With Norman". This, let it be noted, excludes Norman's imagination ordering him to implement Operation Belt, and includes everything that takes place from that point on. Firstly, if Shelby cracking jokes as dreadful as "the air in Arizona" hadn't made him dubious enough already, there's the Detective Story 101 rule that the person about whom every feature seems to be wonderful is hiding a skeleton in their cupboard or their hidden rape room in the basement, in this case. While this is also something I could've lived with (to be clear: I'm speaking of the lazy plot device, not the rape room), the pseudo-suspenseful manner, in which director Paul Edwards sets this really not very stately twist up eventually stopped me from granting the episode a positive grade.
"What's Wrong With Norman" then ends with a cliffhanger about as thrilling as the ones from Planet Earth, owing to the terribly restricted potential outcomes for Norman. The audience being able to rely upon characters retaining the degree of bodily soundness and aliveness that is displayed in the source material is just an unpreventable drawback of doing a prequel. But I shan't lose faith in Bates Motel that easily after all, this episode did reveal a glimpse of how good it could still become.
Twelve cabins, eight notations: I'll go out on a limb here and assume that Dylan doesn't tuck a napkin into his collar when eating. If Bates Motel would ever want to get phenomenally self- referential, how about having Norman watch a film starring Anthony Perkins? Norma has a blue case for her mobile phone how old is she? 15? Furthermore, how did she not see Bradley walking right next to her? Does she have tunnel vision? »You can't just walk into my house.« - »Actually we can.« - If nothing else, Sheriff Romero is made a bit less bland in this episode before it inevitably transpires that he is the 'good cop' in White Pine Bay. Unless you're ministered to in Pandora, blue-labial doctors are decidedly terrifying. »Mother?« - »Nope, it's just Chuck Testa.« In keeping with the mother subject, Dylan has become a hundred times more likable by being the first character on this programme to tell Norman how ridiculous he sounds when calling his mother that way.
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P-I reporter Levi Pulkkinen found this hip-hop tribute to Ken Griffey Jr. on imeem, a popular music sharing site. According to the site, it's called "The Way I Swing," by kid sensation.
The song was posted eight months ago. If you're still feeling pumped about the baseball star's return to Seattle, this is something to move to.
The Way I Swing (Ken Griffey Jr.) – kid sensation
Update: You're right. This is not a fan song, but true old-school hip-hop, with Griffey himself rapping along.


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Why is it that voice and video traffic is often sent over TCP rather than UDP in today's Internet?
(Hint: The answer we are looking for has nothing to do with TCP's congestion-control mechanism.)
Since most firewalls are configured to block UDP traffic, using TCP for video and voice traffic lets the traffic though the firewalls.
Is it possible for an application to enjoy reliable data transfer even when the application runs over UDP? If so, how?
Yes. The application developer can put reliable data transfer into the application layer protocol.
Suppose a process in Host C has a UDP socket with port number 6789. Suppose both Host A and Host B each send a UDP segment to Host C with destination port number 6789. Will both of these segments be directed to the same socket at Host C?
If so, how will the process at Host C know that these two segments originated from two different hosts?
Yes, both segments will be directed to the same socket. For each received segment, at the socket interface, the operating system will provide the process with the IP addresses to determine the origins of the individual segments.
Suppose that a Web server runs in Host C on port 80. Suppose this Web server uses persistent connections, and is currently receiving requests from two different Hosts, A and B. Are all of the requests being sent through the same socket at Host C?
If they are being passed through different sockets. Do both of the sockets have port 80? Discuss and explain.
For each persistent connection, Web server creates a separate connection socket. Each connection socket is identified with a four-tuple: (source IP address, source port number, destination IP address, destination port number). When host C receives an IP datagram, it examines these four fields in the datagram/segment to determine to which socket it should pass the payload of the TCP segment. Thus, the requests from A and B pass through different sockets. The identifier for both of these sockets has 80 for the destination port; however, the identifiers for these sockets have different values for source IP addresses. Unlike UDP, when the transport layer passes a TCP segment's payload to the application process, it does not specify the source IP address, as this is implicitly specified by the socket identifier.
Suppose Host A sends two TCP segments back to back to Host B over a TCP connection. The first segment has sequence number 90: the second has sequence number 110.
a. How much data is in the first segment?
b. Suppose that the first segment is lost but the second segment arrives at B. In the acknowledgment that Host B sends to Host A. what will be the acknowledgment number?
a) 20 bytes
b) ack number = 90
Consider the Telnet example discussed in Section 3.5. A few seconds after the user types the letter 'C,' the user types the letter 'R'. After typing the letter 'R' how many segments are sent and what is put in the sequence number and acknowledgment fields of the segments?
3 segments.
First segment: seq = 43, ack =80;
Second segment: seq = 80, ack = 44;
Third segment; seq = 44, ack = 81
What is the difference between routing and forwarding?
Forwarding is about moving a packet from a router's input port to the appropriate output port.
Routing is about determining the end-to-routes between sources and destinations.
Suppose Host A sends Host B a TCP segment encapsulated in an IP datagram. When Host B receives the datagram, how does the network layer in Host B know it should pass the segment (that is, the payload of the datagram) to TCP rather than to UDP or to something else?
The 8-bit protocol field in the IP datagram contains information about which transport layer protocol the destination host should pass the segment to.
Do routers have IP addresses? If so, how many?
Yes. They have one address for each interface.
Suppose there are three routers between a source host and a destination host. Ignoring fragmentation, an lP datagram sent from the source host to the destination host will travel over how many interfaces?
How many forwarding tables will be indexed to move the datagram from the source to the destination?
8 interfaces; 3 forwarding tables.
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Do you want to jump start your weight loss program? There are certain foods that can help you do just that. And these are not foods that are expensive or hard to find. With one quick trip to the grocery store, you can buy everything you need to make positive changes and rev up your weight loss potential.

To get a list of the best diet-boosting foods, I talked to diet expert Elisa Zied, M.S. RD, CDN. She gave me this list of foods that you can use to jumpstart your diet.

6 Best Diet-Boosting Foods

Oats and oatmeal (unsweetened): Oats are high in fiber and provide carbohydrates that are broken down slowly and gradually released into the bloodstream to keep blood sugar levels steady. Oats also pack in protein that - along with fiber- fills you up and can help you feel satisfied. This may prevent overeating. Lastly, oats and oatmeal have a high water content, so it can contribute to your daily fluid needs and keep you hydrated. Pair oats and oatmeal with fruit like fresh berries, unsweetened applesauce, nuts/seeds, or low fat milk.

Whole grain, high-fiber cereal. Cereals like shredded wheat are a convenient way to get fiber and a little bit of protein. They are also low in sodium to help discourage bloating that can come from consuming too much salt. Like oatmeal, whole grain cereal is a great "cluster food." Cluster foods help you incorporate ingredients like fruit, nuts, seed and low fat milk to boost your levels of beneficial nutrients.

Nuts. Nuts are not only delicious but they also pair well with oatmeal or whole grain cereal and you can sprinkle them in salads or on cooked veggies. They're loaded with healthy fats (mostly monounsaturated and polyunsaturated) as well as essential protein and fiber to help fill you up. In Younger Next Week, you'll find a list of the nutrients in several types of nuts. Almonds, for example are a good source of riboflavin, copper and phosphorus. And you'll get plenty of vitamin E and magnesium when you consume hazelnuts.

Eggs. Eggs are a great source of both high-quality protein and heart-healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. Eating eggs has also been linked with reduced calorie intake because they fill you up and satisfy you. This may happen because of the protein they contain, but if you can maintain a reasonable calorie intake, it can protect you against weight gain as you age.

Cruciferous vegetables. Veggies like Brussels sprouts, broccoli, kale, cauliflower are very low in calories and water-packed to keep you hydrated. Their fiber content also helps to keep you full. Although all vegetables provide nutrients and beneficial substances, cruciferous vegetables standout because of their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. Some studies suggest they may protect the heart and have anti-cancer properties. Eating vegetables like Brussels sprouts at the start of a meal is a great way to fill up and can leave less room for higher calorie items that you want to limit – including dessert.

Raspberries. These bright red berries are versatile and loaded with nutrients. One cup is an excellent source of fiber, vitamin C and manganese. Raspberries are also a good source of vitamin K and selenium. Raspberries, like other fruits and veggies, are high in water content, so eating them can help you stay hydrated. They pair well with low-fat yogurt, work well on top of whole grain cereal or oatmeal, blend well into a smoothie and can be eaten and enjoyed solo.

See how many of these foods you can throw in your cart on your next healthy grocery shopping trip. Even if these foods are not familiar, give them a try. Need preparation ideas? Pick up a copy of Elisa's book, Younger Next Week. It's packed with recipes, meal plans and other tips for looking better and feeling great about your body.


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It's kind of a mixed bag," says Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones' upcoming album, which the band is now mixing in London for late-summer release. "It's got some rockers and some blues tunes and some ballads and a couple of strange things." Strange? "They're sort of odd sounding," he says. "They don't sound totally as the Rolling Stones of old. But most of it is very recognizable as the band. There's one or two rockers from the slam-bang school, and then there's one rocker that's slightly more danceable."
Jagger says it's likely that all of the album's songs will be Mick Jagger-Keith Richards collaborations. And what about relations between the two? "We got on quite well when we just got down to work," says Jagger. "We were in Barbados living in this little house for two or three weeks, just playing guitar in a room. We just wrote the songs." So all of that snide bantering in the press was just an inside joke? "Well, not completely," says Mick. "A bit of it was."
Jagger says there are as yet no guests on the album. "We don't have any star guests at the moment, but you never know – maybe we will before our time is up."
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Word on the street is that Owen Wilson is about to propose to the soon to be exed, Kate Hudson. Wilson was seen shopping for diamond rings at Harry Winston's in Dallas. According to a well placed source: They (Owen & his momma)Āwere looking at a huge, pear-shaped, flawless diamond engagement ring,".
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When Surya the orangutan meets a lonely hound dog out by the river, the two greet each other like long lost pals. Now, Surya and Roscoe like doing anything they can together, even if it's just lounging around and sharing a hug.
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Dr. Robyn Housemann: Professor, Department Chair, Coordinator of Holistic & Integrative Health Option in BS Health Promotion Studies
Robyn A. Housemann is Department Chair and Professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences at Western Connecticut State University. She received a BS degree (URI, 1981) in Electrical Engineering, an MPH degree (SLU, 1994), and a Ph.D. (SLU, 2000) in Health Services Research (Behavioral Science/Health Education and Organizational Psychology). She has over 30 years of experience teaching group fitness classes and is an advocate for Holistic and Alternative Health.
Dr. Housemann has been at WCSU since August 2006 and has taught all of the core courses for the Bachelor of Science degree in Health Promotion Studies, Cross-cultural Health and Healing, Energy Healing Therapies, Worksite Health and the Fitness for Life general education requirement. In 2007 she redesigned the curriculum for the HPS degree to a competency and service-learning focused set of core courses. In addition to teaching, Dr. Housemann has been involved in the Western Connecticut Community Report Card Project, the Hancock Student Leadership Program, WCSU Hearts Haiti, the HPX club, and was the director for the Institute of Holistic Health Studies.
Prior to coming to WCSU, Dr. Housemann participated in several applied research projects and community based interventions. She was the Director of Planning and Evaluation for the New England Division of the American Cancer Society for three years. She spent 10 years working at Saint Louis University (SLU) School of Public Health and six years at Washington University (WU) School of Medicine Master of Health Science Program. Her primary area of focus was in reducing heart disease and diabetes by facilitating community based interventions to increase physical activity, promote healthy eating, reduce smoking, and improve diabetes self-management. These intervention programs targeted change at the individual level and beyond by creating environments that made healthy choices easy choices (e.g. walkable communities, healthy food in grocery stores, smoke-free churches, menu labeling in restaurants) and by increasing social capital within a community by training informal and formal leaders to be health advocates. In her spare time, Robyn teaches Zumba, Zumba Toning and Aqua Zumba fitness classes. She is a Black Belt 2nd dan in Tae Kwon Do and a Usui and Karuna Reiki Master/Teacher. She also volunteers for various community events.
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Dr. Jeff Schlicht: Professor, Department Co-Chair, Coordinator of Wellness Management Option in BS Health Promotion Studies
Dr. Jeff Schlicht has been a member of the HPX faculty since 2000. He is coordinator of the Wellness Management Option in the Health Promotion Studies BS program, asssists students with the campus-wide ROCKyourBODY initiative, and runs community exercise programs for older adults and adults with disabilities.
Dr. Schlicht completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at the University of California, San Diego (1988), a Masters of Arts in Physical Education at San Diego State University (1994), and a Doctorate of Philosophy in Sport, Leisure, and Exercise Science at the University of Connecticut (1999). His doctoral dissertation examined the effect of strength training exercise on functional fitness in older adults. He continues to do community research with older adults and has expanded his interests to working with adults with disabilities.
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Dr. Liz Balk, RD:Assistant Professor
Dr. Liz Balk is an Assistant Professor of Health Promotion and Exercise Science in the HPX department at WCSU.
She completed her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science (2002) and Masters of Science in Education, with a focus in Physical Education (2008) at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL.
Upon graduating from her master's program, she was recruited to design and teach a new career tech program at the Career and Technology Education Center (C-TEC) in Newark, Ohio (2008-2011). The 2-year high school program entitled, Physical Therapy and Exercise Science, trained juniors and seniors in exercise prescription and rehabilitation preparing them to sit for a personal training certification post-graduation.
Dr. Balk earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Kinesiology from The Ohio State University (2015) with a concentration in Physical Activity Behavior and completed her Registered Dietetic Examination through the OSU Department of Human Nutrition.
Her dissertation evaluated psychosocial factors, rooted in the Social Cognitive Theory, common to treatment-seeking bariatric surgery patients. Her current research focuses on physical activity and diet behavior change in high-risk populations (particularly, severe/morbidly obese patients and bariatric patients), including examining the influence of psychosocial correlates on physical activity and diet behavior change, as well as, the development and evaluation of theory-based interventions to promote physical activity and diet behavior change adherence and maintenance at the in-patient and out-patient level.
She has presented research at conferences for several national and international organizations including the American College of Sports Medicine, North American Primary Care Research Group, and The Obesity Society/American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
Dr. Balk is actively involved in on-going research and dissemination of findings through multiple publications in the Health Behavior and Nutrition fields.
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Denise Colaianni, RN, MA: Internship Coordinator
Denise Colaianni has been a faculty member at Western Connecticut State University since September 2001. She completed her BSN in Nursing from City College of New York and her MA in Nursing Education from New York University.
During this period she has served as an adjunct professor, special appointment assistant professor and currently as internship coordinator for the BS Health Promotions program. She has served as faculty advisor to the HPX Club and the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, and received the 2001-2002 Adjunct Special Recognition Award from the School of Professional Studies and the 2007 Certificate of Appreciation from the School of Professional Studies.
Prior to her time with WCSU she was an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Fairfield University, Administrator/Clinical Supervisor of Visiting Nurse Service of Ridgefield Ct., Administrator of Roncalli Home Health Care in Bridgeport CT, Assistant Director of Education, Patient Service Manager and staff public health nurse with Visiting Nurse Service of New York and staff nurse at St. Lukes Hospital in New York.
Additionally she has served as Board member of Interfaith Aids Ministry of Danbury, Board of Incorporators of Ridgefield District Nurses, and has been a Girl Scout leader since 1997.
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Krista Heybruck, MPH: Assistant Professor, Coordinator of Community Health Option in BS Health Promotion Studies
Professor Krista Heybruck joined the HPX full-time faculty in fall of 2016. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Education from the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh (1991), and a Master of Public Health degree in Health Promotion and Education from the University of South Carolina (1994). Professor Heybruck brings with her over 20 years of experience in community-based health promotion and education, human and social services, and public education.
She has worked on national, state, and local levels with diverse audiences in a number of different settings including universities, colleges, urban and rural public schools, health departments, state agencies, federal health agencies, alternative education and community-based programs, and prison facilities. Prior to her appointment at WCSU, Professor Heybruck served as the Director of Research to the largest community action agency in Connecticut. For nine years, she researched the health and human service needs of residents living in 40 Connecticut towns to determine needs and improve access to services.
Her current research interests include environmental, community, organizational and behavioral interventions to teen pregnancy, STD/I, and HIV/AIDS prevention among middle and low-income adolescents and adults, community capacity building, and health disparities.
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Lynda Muir, MS: Instructor, Certified Personal Trainer (AFAA), Performance Enhancement Specialist (NASM)
Lynda Muir has her MS in Exercise Science, Health Promotion, and Injury Prevention, California University at Pennsylvania, is a Certified Personal Trainer and a Performance Enhancement Specialist.
Lynda has been a Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor since 2000. Exercise classes she teaches include: low impact aerobic dance, Zumba®, cardio combo, strength, flexibility, aqua, interval, circuit, personal training. Her favorite is Zumba®!.
She has been an HPX faculty member at Western Connecticut State University since January 2014. She has served as an adjunct professor and special appointment full-time instructor. Courses she teaches at WCSU include the "Fitness for Life" general education and "Health Promotion and Maintenance". She is passionate about teaching. Her main focus is to help her students develop self-efficacy, motivate them to reach their goals, while at the same time, make learning fun!
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Dr. Emily Stevens: Associate Professor, Coordinator of Allied Health Option in BS Health Promotion Studies
Dr. Emily Stevens has been a member of the HPX faculty since 2009. She is coordinator of the Community Health Option in BS Health Promotion Studies, the coordinator of the Faculty & Staff Wellness Program, and the HPX Department website coordinator. She is an avid runner, lacrosse player, and soccer player.
Dr. Stevens completed her Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Science at Denison University (2001). She completed her Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy in Health and Exercise Science, with a concentration in Health and Physical Activity Promotion, at The Ohio State University (2006). Her master's thesis examined the association between youth sport experiences and physical activity adherence into adulthood. For her dissertation, Dr. Stevens developed and evaluated a theory-based physical activity intervention for high school students living in the Appalachian region of Ohio. Her research focuses on physical activity promotion among adolescents, including an examination of determinants of physical activity, the development and evaluation of theory-based interventions designed to promote physical activity, and the development of methods to measure physical activity behavior. She has presented her research at conferences for several national organizations, including the American College of Sports Medicine, the American Academy of Health Behavior, and The American Public Health Association. She is actively involved in publishing her work and has contributed to several articles already in press.
Prior to coming to Western Connecticut State University, Dr. Stevens served as a Graduate Research Assistant, Graduate Teaching Assistant, and a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Health and Exercise Science Department at The Ohio State University. As a Graduate Research Assistant, Dr. Stevens worked on a federally funded grant aimed at developing, implementing, and evaluating a physical activity intervention in an urban community using a community participatory approach. As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, she taught non-majors courses to undergraduate students in the Sport, Fitness, and Health program run by the School of Physical Activity and Educational Services. Upon completing her PhD, Dr. Stevens spent three years as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Ohio State. During that time, she taught both undergraduate and graduate courses in the Health and Exercise Science Department. She remained active in her research interests through small grants and by advising undergraduate students completing honors projects and doctoral candidates completing dissertation projects.
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Dr. Virginia Verhoff: Associate Professor, Coordinator of BS Health Education Program
Dr. Virginia Verhoff's primary professional responsibility at the University is coordinating the B.S. Degree School Health Program for students aspiring to become State certified health teachers. Her dedication to the teaching profession is to instill upon her students accurate information in the health and education areas of academia, as well as the need to be critical thinkers and life-long learners.
Dr. Verhoff's focus to obtain NCATE (National Council for Accredation of Teacher Education) Certification for the Health Education Program was accomplished in 2009. She is a member of the Connecticut State Steering Committee, which introduced and implemented the Health Education Assessment Project (HEAP) into the Connecticut public schools, and she is a member of the CT State Pilot Program assessing student teaching procedures and evaluation. Additionally, Dr. Verhoff belongs to the CT Education Accreditation/Re-accreditation visiting team for higher education.Dr. Verhoff has served the larger community by working as coordinator of a Substance Abuse Prevention Program; Teen Pregnancy/Parenting Program; and Directed a Shelter for Women with Children who were homeless. Presently, she assists and advises a local coalition against substance abuse through the Drug Free School Grant. As a certified classroom teacher, she taught Biology and Health in grades 4-12 for eight years.
Berkshire 230C, Midtown campus
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Jody Rajcula, Faculty Emeritus
Professor Jody Rajcula was named to Faculty Emeritus of the HPX Department in 2016 after a 30-year tenure at WCSU. She served as the department chair for 8 years and women's basketball coach for 21 years.
She earned both her Bachelor and Master Degrees from Southern Connecticut State University and was promoted to full Professor at WCSU in 1998.
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These are all coincidences, but some critics have even called for an independent investigation into Houston-based Halliburton.
It should be clear that these odd coincidences are not something invented by Republicans. They are a venerable tradition. During the Vietnam War, for example, members of Congress were ripping into the Johnson administration for taking contributions from Brown & Root Inc., now part of Halliburton, and its supposedly cushy construction contracts in Vietnam.
One courageous House member even took the floor to question the "30-year association, personal and political, between Lyndon B. Johnson as congressman, senator, vice president and president" and the company's chairman, George R. Brown of Houston, who "had contributed $23,000 to the President's Club while the Congress was considering" whether to continue another multimillion-dollar Brown & Root project. (Club membership could be bought for $1,000 in those days, the equivalent of a whopping $6,000 today.)
The House member recounted "a particularly flagrant example of improper federal secrecy [in] the refusal of the National Science Foundation to disclose the facts and figures of the initial award of the . . . contract" to Brown & Root, according to an August 1966 Congressional Record spotted by Harper's.
Something, the outraged House member said, had to be done. "Only a full investigation of the President's Club and any possible connection with government contracts can supply the answers to the questions raised. Only prompt passage of election reform legislation can help avoid such concern in the future."
And while the modern cry is for appointment of a special prosecutor, the House member then said "only . . . an investigating committee controlled by the minority [Republicans] can assure vigorous investigation" of all this.
Sound crazy? Not at all, he said. "The House of Commons in Great Britain has such a committee controlled by the minority," and a "Republican administration and a Republican Congress appointed a Democratic senator to investigate the Teapot Dome scandal. It is not a new idea," he insisted. "It is a sound and necessary one."
The Democrats weren't buying it. And the House member, Donald H. Rumsfeld (R-Ill.), moved on to other things.
Let's see. President Bush appoints a Democratic senator to investigate? Would have to be someone known to be above the partisan fray. Got it. How about Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.)?
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Incredible! After almost freak me out and lose all my hair, I found a web forum that brought a helpful information of how to enable middle mouse button function on my Synaptics TrackPad.
I have a HP Pavilion dv6258se notebook and would like to, sometimes, work with Maya without a necessity of bring with me one hundred gadgets. I'd just want to use a middle mouse function in my TrackPad. After run into thousands useless posts answers (people saying "just use a 3 button mouse" or "my notebook just already have a function enabled with both left and right buttons") I found a tip that almost worked. This article suggest you to use an AutoHotKey script to detect when left and right mouse button are pressed simultaneously. This worked pretty well with Google Chorme, but in Maya this solution wasn't working. I don't know exactly why, but I kept on searching another solution. After several days, I found this reply at notebookreview.com and there is a suggestion to create a register key that solves the problem. Ok, I confess that I was totally afraid of to create a register key an make my windows never startup again. After a couple of days looking for more suggestions, I tested this solution and guess what? This register key solution worked to me! Here is:
Goto the run command and enter "regedit" without quotes. Then browse to the following:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Synaptics\SynTP\Defaults\ -- create the key as a DWORD 'HasBothButtonFeature' and set the value to 1.
Log off and login and middle click will start working. It works with any laptop make with synaptics on it.
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13-Year-Old Charged With Murder After Allegedly Stabbing Homeless Man
A 13-year-old Florida boy has been charged with the murder of Thomas J. Bergstrom, 51. Bergstrom was found stabbed to death at a homeless camp on Saturday near Cape Coral.
Bergstrom's friend, Anthony Cashdollar, found him. "I was so shocked, I just sat my hand on his back," he told the Fort Myers News-Press. At first, Cashdollar tried to wake him, but "then it hit me that Tommy was dead."
According to police, the teen charged in the case went missing at the beginning of July but returned home "safe and sound" shortly after. He's being represented by a public defender.
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Update: Officer Melissa Gipson's hand was broken in the struggle. Police officials say it is unclear how long she'll be off the street.
An Albany police officer suffered a hand injury Monday as she broke up a fight between women.
Albany police spokesman Detective James Miller said Officer Melissa Gipson was injured as she and another officer stopped the fight that occurred on First Street.
Gipson was taken to Albany Medical Center for an x-ray of her hand. We haven't heard yet how severe the injury is.
Bertrina Walls, 31, and Lasha Wright, 27, both of 415 First St. were arrested on assault charges and for allegedly resisting arrest. Miller added that additional charges are pending for both women.


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Bought two of these and have used them on both the Arduino and NXT. Generally the NXT doesn't need a mux since it has 4 separate I2C ports but we had a case where we had to add more many more sensors with the same address. Worked well as long as you get the pullup resistors right. 82K is what Lego says they want but it worked a little bit better with 100K for me.


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Bill Hader made an excellent case as to why J.J. Abrams should tap him for the upcoming Star Wars reboot, showcasing a few of his outrageous intergalactic impressions on Conan last night. The former Saturday Night Live star cracked that he'd already cornered Abrams about a job, telling the director, "I can do whatever you want. I can do anything. I can do Jabba the Hutt dying." After which, Hader proceeded to do just that, joking, "I've been working on that since the third grade."
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A common theme runs through Hader's impressions – they all involve a character dying (wait until he sells his version of a Tauntaun meeting its ultimate demise). And as Hader points out, much to his agent's dismay, he's way more interested in scoring a role as some creature's voice than being the next Han Solo.
While Hader may have his work cut out for him, the comedian's first big film project since leaving SNL recently debuted at Sundance: The Skeleton Twins finds Hader in a more serious role, playing Milo, a suicidal gay man who's reunited with his estranged fraternal twin sister, played by fellow SNL alum Kristen Wiig.
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"I get a lot of comedic scripts, but I thought, 'You know, it would be interesting to try something different,'" Hader recently told Rolling Stone. "It's kind of instinctual. It's like dating: you hang out with someone and you think, 'Eh, no, I'm not going to call this person back.' Or, 'Oh, this is nice. I like the way this makes me feel. I hope this person calls me. I hope they want to hang out more.'"
As for Abrams' Star Wars reboot, there's still no information about who will star in the new films, or if anyone who auditioned during the film's open casting calls landed a role – though we do know that everyone's favorite droid R2-D2 will appear. Abrams recently assumed co-writing duties for Star Wars: Episode VII with Lucasfilm vet Lawrence Kasdan, and shooting will begin this spring at Pinewood Studios outside of London. The movie is scheduled to open in theaters on December 18th, 2015.


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Miami Scorches The Respected Boston Celtics And Put Heat Haters On "Suicide Watch"
Coming into the 2nd round playoff series, few thought Miami had what it took deep down to defeat a Celtic team a few injuries short of a dynasty. The Celtics were coming off a sweep of the revamped Knicks while the Heat ran past the upstart Sixers in 5. The Celtics were becoming Michael Jordan's Pistons to LeBron and the only way he would get past Boston was to get some help from two choice friends.
The very much respected Celtics and their great head coach left it all on the floor but just didn't have it and the Heat move on to face either Chicago or Atlanta. You have to say Miami was clutch. They had a chance to close out a great team at home and did so by ten. They hit shots. They got rebounds. Made circus shots and the home crowd rocked. What's next? Is Miami now the favorite to win the championship despite most thinking they were maybe a year a way of pulling it all together? Seems a perfect storm is brewing and Larry O'Brien's writing is on the wall.
Hmmm, let's take a look back for a minute…
Dwyane Wade was nursing an injury so early on the Heat appeared out of sync. They caught all kinds of wreck. Every game was a playoff game. There was hatred waiting in Cleveland that became The Hate That LeBron James Love Made…scrutiny beckoning for every missed shot. 1-15, 1-16, 1-17, 1-18…1-19. Skip Bayless became the main anti-LeBron voice leading the charge. Perk and Lil Nate are traded? WHAT?!?! Melo gets his wish. Gotham City lights up. Spike smiles. Amar'e plays out of his mind. Objectivity was thrown out the window; pundits near and far openly campaigned against everything Miami Heat.
How many but Chris Broussard (and I) picked them to win this year publicly?
The Heat finish strong. It seemed as if the entire country had their finger on the team holding them in place…looking back ever so often to see where they stood in the standings…but stay in your place! The Bull Wonder runs out and becomes the prohibitive MVP favorite. San Antonio looks strong…but old. The Lakers finish on a high note and are slight favorites to repeat. Orlando falls back. Cleveland sucks. Chicago finishes with the best overall record…winning an astonishing 62 games…and looks like Cleveland LeBron doing it. Jameer whispers the wrong thing.
Arthur Triche is hot!
Playoffs begin. Boston and San Antonio limps. No more Knicks. Passion is Beantown strong. Atlanta buys Dwight Howard a ticket to LA. Philly has a glimmer of hope. Memphis puts San Antonio in group homes. Denver sans Melo fights and fights before falling out of sight. OKC is Duranterriffic. Where is Dwight Howard? Dislocated elbows. Kobe is embarrassed (hilarious spoof of Kobe's post game press conference reactions Games 1-4). LA doesn't love itself. Memphis does. Westbrook thinks he's Mike. Pooh is Mike. So is Wade. Miami runs out on 3 legends. There's shock and awe. KG goes 28-18. Miami has next. Fans whisper…"No they really aren't to win are they? BOSTON you cannot let Miami win this. Please! Not this year. Not ever. Not him. Please not him!" Phil Jackson fades into the sunset. His only center is done.
There is a pronounced Fab Five effect. It's a story within the story. Juwan Howard's presence is about to mean so much more to those of Michigan lore disappointed so many times before.
So here we are. Demons are exorcised. LeBron says I'm not having this…not this time. Shoulder chips become LeBron hairline jokes.
Fans say "OH SHIT! THEY WON!"
Boston's Big Three score a total of twopoints in the 4th quarter of the deciding game. The Celtics as a team score fourteen. They had no legs left. No disrespect and I'm sure Boston will be back…hungry.
Wade was the unquestioned star of the series but Miami does not win without LeBron. He is the point guard who allows Wade to relax and do what he does best…score. As the playoffs continue, look for LeBron to step up and guard the opposing team's best player when there is absolutely a need for him to. That means Durant, Rose and Dirk.
What is going on?
Pundits everywhere have backtracked, put on the pink socks and flip flops. Anger becomes a softened realization. Previous columns where hating the Heat became fun become lost words of fan manic ignorant eyes. The Heat took your heart that easily? Stick with your pick…
Respected champions are gone. Every other series is still going on.
Heat haters…what is wrong?
Miami was always this strong.
During the Celtics series DWade and King James took turns catching fire. One rested, the other destroyed. After Rondo went down the Celtics were exposed. There was no depth and despite giving everything they had it wasn't enough. In last night's clincher, LeBron scores the last ten points. He hits big threes. Turn around and look back fast break dunks. Everything. The enigmatic Heat fans scream and happily holler…while spilling champagne.
LeBron apologizes to Cleveland after kneeling on the home floor. Will they accept even if offered in the aftermath of victory?
There's an ease in his press conference demeanor. Whole city weights are off his shoulder. He actually smiles. 8 years, 8 wins away.
Boston vs. Miami was the NBA Championship. Kobe and the Lakers are packing for a well deserved vacation after winning the last two championships.
We all wanted to see Kobe vs. LeBron. We all wanted to see the best play the best but Dallas with Jason Kidd and Dirk Nowitzki are the only Finals experienced veterans left (Perk to a lesser extent).
Yes, Chicago plays good defense. Yes, Oklahoma City has prolific scorers, a sound coaching staff and the love lost of Seattle rain as their wind but who else has gone through the NBA playoff rigors that turn coal to gold? Who else has endured the media questions of "What where you thinking as you made the game losing shot?"
Does Memphis really have a shot? Larry Drew has been a beacon from the storm but do you really think Atlanta has what it takes?
Anything is possible but are the Heat to be crowned champions already? Is this really it? Hasn't the drama played out? Do we really have to watch? Did Miami just win the NBA Championship?
If an fact that was the case, how will America respond after becoming crazed idiots hating a human they've never met with a passion almost never before seen?
What are you gonna do? What are you going to do when LeBron James raises the Larry O'Brien trophy over his head and the June confetti reigns [sic]? Do you need a therapist now? Are people gonna be safe watching the game without some crazy ass fanatic losing his cotdamn mind when he/she/it finally realizes the MIAMI HEAT WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP? Don't taze me bro…
David Stern is loving this…
Stay tuned.
LeBron this will not be given to you. You must earn the title of King James.


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2 Smiley 2 Nurse
This is gonna sound crazy, but my DD, going on 4 months next week smiles and giggles so much it's hard for me to nurse her. She gets latched on - goes at it for a minute or less, then pops off laughing or smiling....... What is up with that????? I'll usually fight with her for a few minutes - switch sides a couple times then give up and attempt to enertain her. Then she'll keep doing it for several hours or what would be 2-3 feedings, until she gets upset cuz she's so hungry and then I have a hard time feeding her cuz she's screaming! What do I do?????
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:giggle: That would be cute if it didn't end up being so frustrating for you both. :hugs: Is she looking into your eyes when she pops off? I'd probably try to latch her right back onto that same side and just be "boring" about it and tell her "it's time to eat now. Momma will play with you afterwards." Or she may not be hungry enough if she stops and smiles. :dunno: If she doesn't eat after 2-3 attempts in 5 minutes or so, I'd put the boob away, but NOT actively entertain her (but just let her play by herself w/ a few toys or a floor gym or something), and instead try to feed her again in half an hour or so.
Re: 2 Smiley 2 Nurse
She's at that age when they start getting super distractable. I would say as long as she's eating well during night nursings not to worry too much about it. At night lots of babies tend to eat better because there are no distractions, it's quiet and dark, and if you cosleep she is right there where the food is all night.
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It seems like she eats often and for a longer period of time in the morning up til about lunch - then she doesn't eat hardly @ all - then goes back to eating lots around supper time til I put her to bed @ 9. Then she wakes up about 430 to eat...... I think I do just need to be boring........not look at her............cuz apparently my face is just too funny for her.... LOL
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The way she's "cluster" feeding sounds totally normal.
Hey maybe you could do this when you nurse her: :bagoverhead: :giggle: just kidding. :p
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I WISH to express my condolences to the family of slain Police Sgt Hayden Manwaring. It was with great dismay that I read of his killing.
How many more must die because of gang warfare?
The problem lies in the culture of greed that has taken over the nation. Many blame the youth for most of the crimes. Many have said that the youth are to blame because they love to imitate the US styles and fashions but it's not only the youth.
There are also the businesses that overcharge for their products and the realtors with their overpriced real estate and as a matter of fact, the failed Ponzi schemes like CLICO and the HCU.
This week fish is $45 a pound. Where is the standard for fair business dealings? People charge whatever they want and the general public has to buy because there is no other alternative.
Lawlessness abounds because good men do nothing � except in the case of Sgt Manwaring who lost his life and his partner, PC Nicholas Phillip, who was shot in the line of duty. Then there's the brave taxi driver who wrestled with an armed bandit so he and his passengers could go home to their families.
If we truly want to beat crime we must be ready, willing and able to help the police, and start being accountable in our own homes, firstly by calling on our children to follow the rule of law and lead them by example.
We must also not forget to hold our elected officials' noses to the wheel, and make it absolutely clear to them where we want to go as a nation, not where they want to take us.
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On last night's show, Glenn Beck speculated about the disasters suffered in Japan. In his own words:
"I'm not saying God is, you know, causing earthquakes. I'm not not saying that either. What God does is God's business. But I'll tell you this: Whether you call it Gaia or you call it Jesus, there's a message being sent. And that is, 'Hey, you know that stuff we're doing? Not really working out real well. Maybe we should stop doing some of it.' I'm just saying."
Beck, a Mormon, suggested a return to the Ten Commandments, saying that without following God's laws, conditions worldwide aren't going to improve.
Now these kinds of natural disasters often prompt people to look above, and Beck's not the first to suggest that divine forces played a role in the earthquake, tsunami and tragedy that have struck Japan.
From the Washington Post's On Faith blog:
Tokyo Govenor Shintaro Ishihara told reporters Monday that he, too, sees God's wrath in the tragedy:
"Japanese politics is tainted with egoism and populism. We need to use tsunami to wipe out egoism, which has rusted onto the mentality of Japanese over a long period of time."
"I think (the disaster) is tembatsu (divine punishment), although I feel sorry for disaster victims," he said.
Ishihara later rescinded his remarks and apologized.
Rev. Myokei Caine-Barrett, a local Nichiren Buddhist minister, made a similar observation:
"In our particular school, such events are indication that we're not following the correct ways of thinking," Caine-Barrett said. "Our response is to offer our prayer and renew our efforts to focus on community and that we are all one, that there is only one.
Even on the other side of the world from the recent shakeups in Japan, we're left with the same questions that come up over and over again. Does God punish people through natural disaster? Through speculation, can we understand why? Is there a lesson from tragedy? Are these events just further signs that the end times are near?


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I have been a manager in the past but found it did not agree with me, so looked for opportunities that did not include those responsibilities.
I work for a man who is about the age of my children. I was the first person he hired as a manager, so I have watched him grow into the job. He has come up through the ranks in this (small) company and has broad knowledge of our systems. He is not only a competent DBA, but a good programmer, systems and network administrator. My position often requires a good deal of application knowledge and I was the first person they hired who did not work with the applications when they started.
I found that when I asked a question, the answer was so complete, there was nothing left for me to figure out. I was having a terrible time learning how things worked. I finally explained to him that he was giving me too much when I asked a question. We actually worked things out so I would state with the question what kind of explanation I thought I needed. A pointer in the right direction, a clarification of the immediate issue, an in depth explanation of an area. This got us over a lot of humps and I think was integral to us developing a very nice working relationship. (I should note that we work at different physical locations, so nearly all the communication is via email). His broad knowledge and desire to be responsive to people has led him to be too helpful to people sometimes. This can lead to "leaned helplessness" on the part of others.
Ask your junior DBA how he learns things. If he can't answer the question, and I would be surprised if he can, ask him to think about it. There are manual people (I'm one to a fault), there are hackers, and there are all the gradations in between. You can then use that information in how you respond to him. Ask him what kind of help he needs to learn how to do it himself.
The thing I found hardest when I was a manager was to let my people do things their way. I had gotten to the manager's spot by doing high quality work. The people working for me did not have the same level of experience, and needless to say, at times it showed. I always had to stop and ask myself whether the work was an adequate solution that was different from the way I would have done it, or really not adequate. Often it was the former when my first reaction was towards the later.
You've gotten a lot of good suggestions. Good luck with molding him into the kind of employee you want to have working for you!
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From: Paula_Stankus_at_doh.state.fl.us
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 11:33 PM To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: RE: dba mgt woes
I have recently become a dba manager and I have a small issue.
I have a junior dba new to scripting, sql, plsql, oracle. This scenario has happened a few times:
-I request him to research something and recommend a certain route
-he immediately writes the recommendation to users
-he then writes me asking me how to do it, script it....
-I assist him in finding where to go or if I have a script I give it to
-he has trouble implementing the solution
-he comes back to me with "your process does not work"
-I discover it is how he has implemented it and correct it
It is a frustrating experience and I wonder how to get him to take on the task and see it through to the end.
Any ideas?
When I was a junior dba I would implement something and ususally go a step farther - I would not go back to my boss instead chosing to "figure it out myself".
Now I know why management is called damanagement. It is the same issue as to why children are convinced their parents are crazy. Who do you think pushed them over the edge?
Trying to be supportive, teach how to fish but didn't figure on this interesting personality.
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Molecules 2010, 15(3), 1302-1308; doi:10.3390/molecules15031303
Reductive Heck Reactions of N-Methyl-substituted Tricyclic Imides
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NORFOLK, Va. (WVEC) -- The 911 recordings from the night Norfolk Police Officer Michael Edington shot and killed a mentally ill man have been released.
A jury on Thursday found Edington not guilty of manslaughter in the 2014 death of David Latham.
Today, a judge released the 911 calls and police conversations from the night of the deadly shooting.
Several family members called police, saying Latham was threatening them with a knife.
"My son has a knife and he's mentally disturbed," Audrey Latham says on one call. "Y'all got to get somebody out here."
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