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Rabun Animal Hospital is a wellness hospital. This classification demonstrates our emphasis on preventative medicine and a pro-active approach to animal wellness through diagnostic and medical care.
Our philosophy, "Protecting Pets & Serving People," reminds us that our pets are much more that just animals, they are family. To this end, we offer compassionate and comprehensive care for your pet.
Our pledge to you is to provide a comfortable, friendly and professional environment for both you and your pet.
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Movember is here. Wait, you don't know what it is? Read about it. It's about men's health, yet it doesn't exclude the ladies and it involves facial hair. Most importantly it's about men coming together for a cause other than sports. Now onto why this particular Thursday is so important:
November 18 has been declared "Have Sex With A Guy With A Mustache Day.†Asylum, an AOL site that targets men, created this day because they were concerned about the role of women in Movember. Their solution? To create a day on which women can support the cause by loving a man with a mustache.
Maybe they should have encouraged more MoSistas to donate to men's health, but I'm sure a lot of guys will enjoy this holiday.
The people at Asylum created this video to help spread the word:
While it's all in good fun, I think it's important to still keep the cause at the forefront. I know a lot of people won't like the idea of bringing humor into a cause about cancer. What's your take?
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Archive for December, 2017
SLF and CRCS Now Part of Possible Planet
Posted by Admin under: Forum; Leadership; Organization.
Empowering committed individuals and organizations to sustain life on the planet
Posted by Admin under: Forum; Leadership; Organization.
Correction: We'll be hosting this year's holiday potluck — "Bringing Solar Power Home for the Holidays" — on Saturday, December 15, from 4 to 9 p.m. Click here for more details. RSVP to [email protected].
Saturday, November 17, 2012, 10 a.m. Eastern: Sustainable Neighborhood & Community Conversations (III).
Saturday, October 13, 2012, 10 a.m. Eastern: Transforming Neighborhoods and Communities II.
Saturday, September 8, 2012, 10 a.m. Eastern: Transforming Neighborhoods & Communities.
Saturday, June 16, 2012: SLF Potluck June 16: Sustainable Living Communities.
The Sustainable Haiti Conference took place April 23-25, 2012 in Miami.
"Inside Job" Movie Party. Saturday, February 11th, 6:00 PM, Liberty Ridge, The Hills, Bernards Twp, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920.
2nd 'Buy Haitian, Restore Haiti Conference', January 26, 2012, Karibe Convention Center, Petion Ville, Haiti
Dec 11 SLF Potluck: "Bringing Sustainability Home for the Holidays" Basking Ridge, NJ. RSVP to [email protected].
Saturday, July 9, 2011, 4 p.m. Open House Party & Potluck, Saturday, July 9, 4 p.m., Basking Ridge, NJ.
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Saturday, May 21, 1-4 p.m. EcoCenter Update. At the Morristown EcoCenter, 55 Bank Street, Morristown, NJ 07960.
Saturday, April 16, 1-4 p.m. "Haiti & Us: The Leading Edge of Sustainable Development." At the Morristown EcoCenter, 55 Bank Street, Morristown, NJ 07960. A copy of the update presentation has been posted here.
Saturday, March 19, 1-4 p.m. "Creating the Morristown EcoCenter." Held at 55 Bank Street, Morristown, the site of the proposed EcoCenter.
Saturday, February 19, 1-4 p.m. Monthly meeting, ""A Profound Transformation in Consciousness," Morris County Library, Whippany, NJ. Click here for details.
Saturday, January 15, 1-4 p.m. Putting Idealism into Practice: Tour of Half Moon House. Click here for details.
Saturday, December 18, 1-4 p.m. Challenge & Strategy Session: "Reinventing Wealth," followed by our annual "Potluck for the Planet" from 4 to 8. Click here for details.
Saturday, November 20, 1-4 p.m. Challenge & Strategy Session: "How Do We Measure Sustainable Value?". Click here for details.
Saturday, October 16, 1-4 p.m. Challenge and Strategy Session: "Toward a Sustainable Growth Strategy for New Jersey".
Download the slide presentation here, and the discussion paper here.
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"Nearly every man who develops an idea works it up to the point where it looks impossible, and then he gets discouraged. That's not the place to become discouraged."
(Thomas A. Edison—thanks to Regan Caton)
"Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." (G.B. Shaw)
"There is the true joy of life: to be used by a purpose recognized by yourself as a mighty one; to be thoroughly worn out before being thrown on the scrap heap; to be a force of nature instead of a feverish, selfish little clod of ailments and grievances complaining that life will not devote itself to making you happy." (G.B. Shaw)
"Leadership is a privilege to better the lives of others. It is not an opportunity to satisfy personal greed." (Mwai Kibaki, President of Kenya - thanks to Christine Comaford, Rules for Renegades)


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HARRISBURG (Oct. 23, 2006) Bradford County attorney Daniel J. Barrett has received an Everyday Leader Award from the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA).
Dan frequently uses the power of his voice and the power of the press to remind the public about their rights and protections under the law, said PBA President Kenneth J. Horoho Jr., who presented the award to Barrett during a PBA dinner at the Hilton Scranton and Conference Center. As a frequent public speaker and contributor for his local newspaper, Dan is willing to take on difficult and sometimes controversial issues, such as why accused murderers deserve legal counsel and why the public should not put every confidence in government officials. Dan is willing to shine some light on our societys dark issues.
In addition to writing for local newspapers, Barrett is editor of the Bradford County Law Journal and his work has been published in Pennsylvania and New York legal periodicals.
Barrett has promoted administrative efficiency and innovation in the legal system. He established the fast track program for case administration of DUI cases when he was Bradford County District Attorney from 1984 to 1987. He also was the first lawyer in the county to use videotaped evidence in the courtroom.
Barrett is a member of a disciplinary board hearing committee for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Bradford County Bar Association and the PBA. Barrett is currently serving as a member of the PBAs Agricultural Law Committee and previously served as a member of the PBAs Civil Litigation Section and the Legal Services to Persons with Disabilities Committee.
Active in community projects, Barrett is member of the Athens Rotary and board of directors for Penn York Opportunities.
Barretts law offices are in Athens and current clients include the Bradford County Housing Authority, Endless Mountains Transportation Authority and Litchfield Township.
Barrett holds degrees from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and Georgetown University Law School. He held certification from the National Board of Trial Advocacy from 1986 to 2001.
The Everyday Leader Award is given to individuals who go above and beyond, sharing their time and talent to help and support others, said Horoho. These unsung heroes work hard each and every day performing good works, not for personal gain or recognition, but for the right reasonsto improve the places they call home and to better Pennsylvanias legal system. Dan is one of these everyday leaders and is deserving of this award in gratitude for his contributions to Bradford County.
Founded in 1895, the Pennsylvania Bar Association exists to promote justice, professional excellence and respect of the law; improve public understanding of the legal system; facilitate access to legal services; and serve the 29,000 lawyers who are members of the association.


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The deceitfulness of sin tells us that we can go ahead and sin even though we know it's wrong, then we can ask God to forgive us and that's all there is to it! But that's rebellion against God and you can't be both rebellious (determined to go your own way) and repentant (willing to go God's way) at the same time. But there's an even bigger problem with this kind of thinking.
Also read about chocolate covered dirt, foolish talk and dirty jokes.
Today's Readings:
Isaiah 57 & 58
Psalm 114.1-8
Proverbs 26.22
Ephesians 5.1-15
Sin Now … Ask Forgiveness Later
Isaiah 57 & 58:
Abusing God's Patience & Mercy
In chapter 57 God, through the prophet, is rebuking his people for their continued turning to and reliance on false gods. God poses the question, "Is it not because I have held My peace from of old that you do not fear Me?" We might say it this way, "Do you keep sinning because I haven't been hard enough on you?"
Is that true of us? Do we abuse God's patience and mercy by thinking we can live any way we want and believing He isn't going to deal with sin and faithlessness? Hebrews 3.13 says:
"But encourage one another day after day, as long as it is still called 'Today,' so that none of you will be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin."
The deceitfulness of sin tells us that we can sin now and ask forgiveness later, even though we know it's wrong, as if asking for forgiveness involves some magic incantation or get out of jail free card. That's rebellion against God and His Word. You can't be both rebellious (determined to go your own way) and repentant (willing to go God's way) at the same time.
Sometimes we understand the choice to sin will have consequences. Yet we can be like a stubborn, rebellious child, determined to do it anyway and just "take our licks." The problem is that, while we can choose to sin, we don't get to choose our consequences. Continue reading


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the days are shorter now. it's dark when i wake up.
I let the dogs out this morning (in the dark) and hoped there were no skunks around.
I knew today was going to be busy and would include a lot of driving. I had to rush through feeding and I hate to rush. It had already been a busy week and I was mad at myself because I scheduled too many things. I was getting better at saying 'no', but fell off the wagon.
When I was driving, I listened to the news. Depressing and disgusting…a mother decapitated her child. Turned it off. I think I said 'You're f'ing kidding me!' 100 times at other drivers. On the highway, drivers were insane. Too many two-lanes that merged to one lane and it was a constant race (I watched from behind). Cell phones, no directionals, and almost rear-ended by a distracted guy behind me.
That put me in a foul mood and I was squeezed by scary and sad thoughts. And thoughts of 9/11 and losses, and fear of … just stuff. Normal life stuff. It's a rare day when these thoughts sneak in, but once I went out into the scary world of rude and news…well, I guess I opened the door in my head.
So anyway, I finally finished evening chores about 7:30. Back in the house I realized I forgot to stop at the market today. I hadn't eaten since breakfast some 13 hours earlier. Back out. Ugh.
And then…driving down the road….this is what I saw –
It erased the chaos of the hot and headache day. The sky brought my breath back. I rolled my head and my neck cracked, lowered my shoulders finally, and took a long breath in and let it out slow…ly.


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A listing of Acute Myeloid Leukemia medical research trials actively recruiting patient volunteers. Search for closest city to find more detailed information on a research study in your area.
Found (563) clinical trials
Phase I Trial of BAY1251152 for Advanced Blood Cancers
The purpose of this study is to identify the most appropriate dose that can be safely administered and that can have an effect on blood cancer cells. Once that safe dose is identified, additional patients will be asked to join the study to further evaluate the safety and effectiveness of ...
BAY1436032 in Patients With Mutant IDH1(mIDH1) Advanced Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
To determine the maximum tolerated and / or recommended Phase II dose of oral mutant IDH1 (mIDH1) inhibitor BAY1436032 and to characterize its safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and preliminary clinical efficacy in patients with mIDH1-R132X advanced acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
ACCL0993: A Randomized Open-Label Trial of Caspofungin versus Fluconazole to Prevent Invasive Fungal Infection in Children Undergoing Chemotherapy for Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
For more information please visit: http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01307579?term=Children%27s+Oncology+Group&cond=Prevent+Invasive+Fungal+Infection+in+Children+Undergoing+Chemotherapy+for+Acute+Myeloid+Leukemia+%28AML%29&rank=1
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People with acute myeloid leukemia are asked to participate in a research study being conducted by Montefiore Medical Center
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People with Acute Myeloid Leukemia are asked to participate in a research study being conducted by Montefiore Medical Center.
A Phase III Randomized Trial for Patients with de novo AML using Bortezomib (IND# 58443, NSC# 681239) and Sorafenib (BAY 43-9006, IND# 69896, NSC# 724772) for Patients with High Allelic Ratio FLT3 ITD
This randomized phase III trial studies how well bortezomib and sorafenib tosylate work in treating patients with newly diagnosed acute myeloid leukemia. Bortezomib and sorafenib tosylate may stop the growth of cancer cells by blocking some of the enzymes needed for cell growth. Drugs used in chemotherapy work in different ...
A Randomized Placebo-controlled Phase 2 Study of Decitabine With or Without Eltrombopag in AML Patients
The DELTA-trial is designed as a two-arm, double-blind, multicenter randomized-controlled phase- II study of EPAG or placebo in combination with standard-dose DAC treatment as concomitant medication in subjects at least 65 years of age with AML not eligible for intensive chemotherapy and planned therapy with Decitabine (DAC). Patients will be ...
A Study of Safety Efficacy and Pharmacodynamics of Azacitidine in Children and Young Adults With Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
Study Population Subjects with AML in molecular relapse after CR1, aged 3 months to less than 18 years of age for the safety run-in part, and 3 months to less than 21 years of age for the randomized part. Length of Study Study duration is estimated to last up to ...
Study of Idarubicin Cytarabine and Nivolumab in Patients With High-Risk Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) and Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
Study Groups: If you are found to be eligible to take part in this study, you will be assigned to a study group based on when you join this study. Up to 3 groups of 3 - 6 participants will be enrolled in Phase 1 of the study, and up ...


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As part of our VINTAGES recap, we asked our critics: "If you could buy only one wine from this release – which one would it be and why?" Our picks from the February 17th VINTAGES release: David Lawrason: Sometimes during the long hours of assessing wine after wine at VINTAGES tasting lab, one wine pops out of […] More
Buyers Guide to VINTAGES – Feb 17th, 2018
Putting Ontario's Best Foot Forward by David Lawrason with notes from Sara d'Amato & Michael Godel VINTAGES has assembled a rather handsome crew of ten Ontario wines in this February 17 release – with a little help from the WineAlign National Wine Awards. Four of the selections took platinum or gold medals at our 2017 […] More
John Szabo's VINTAGES Preview – February 17th, 2018
Wine & Oil Wars, Piedmont's Chiarlo & Sandrone, and Top Under $15 By John Szabo, MS, with reviews and text by Sara d'Amato and reviews by David Lawrason This week, indignation and absurdity flow in western Canada as wine once did, thanks to Alberta's desperate low blow to BC. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley proclaimed an […] More
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Creative writing and choir classmates in high school, Danny Stephens and Michael Johnston soon discovered two similar interests: a faith in Christ and a love for music, a bond which eventually birthed Smalltown Poets in 1996. In 1997 Ardent/Forefront Records released their eponymous debut which was produced by John Hampton (Gin Blossoms, Audio Adrenaline), garnered two #1 radio singles and was nominated for a Grammy.
Often compared to the musical style of the Gin Blossoms, the defining characteristic in each of the Poets' song is their stunningly textural and candid lyrics.
Smalltown Poets (1997)
Listen Closely (1998)
Third Verse (2000)
It's Later Than It's Ever Been (BEC Recordings) (2004)
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SPACE CENTER, Houston -- In the days after Columbia's destruction, NASA officials made their case: The foam couldn't have caused that kind of damage. It wasn't ice or metal that flew off the fuel tank. The left wing was not breached.
Moroccan gets 15 years for aiding 9/11 hijackers
Mounir el Motassadeq helped the terrorists keep up the appearance of being normal students while they plotted the attacks.
Turkey and Israel thrive as allies
The two countries have economic and military dealings. And Jewish residents say there are no problems living in mostly Muslim Turkey.
Plane crash kills 302 in Iranian military
TEHRAN, Iran -- An Iranian military plane carrying 302 members of the elite Revolutionary Guards crashed in the mountains of southeastern Iran on Wednesday, killing all on board in the country's worst plane crash.
3 more Democrats join presidential race
WASHINGTON -- Only a scorecard will help the voters sort through the growing field of presidential hopefuls as one Democrat announced his candidacy Wednesday and two others filed papers to create exploratory committees.
Nation in brief: It may be too late for transplant
Doctors at Duke University Hospital ordered a CT scan Wednesday to look for signs of brain damage in Jesica Santillan, the 17-year-old girl who was mistakenly given a heart and lung transplant there from an organ donor with the wrong blood type.
Antiwar campaign going electronic
WASHINGTON -- Their goal is to bring an antiwar message to the attention of political leaders in Washington. But instead of taking to the streets, these activists will try to overwhelm switchboards by telephone, computer and fax machine.
U.S., Britain aim to issue deadline to Baghdad
UNITED NATIONS -- The United States and Britain will present a resolution to the Security Council in the next few working days authorizing force to disarm Iraq along with a deadline for the council to vote on it, U.S. and British officials said Wednesday.
Rumsfeld warns Iraq against use of 'shields'
WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld warned Iraqi military commanders Wednesday that using human shields against U.S. bombs would be punishable as a war crime.
Fighting terror: Plan for arming some pilots unveiled
WASHINGTON -- Commercial pilots who want to carry guns in the cockpit would have to undergo psychological and background checks before being selected for a five-day training program under a plan announced Wednesday by the Transportation Security Administration.
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Johannah "Jo" Bryant plans not to plan a thing during her retirement from the United Way of Douglas County.
Well, there is one item on her agenda - joining her 2-year-old grandson in a "Coloring Outside the Lines" class at the Lawrence Arts Center.
Bryant retired as the president and CEO of the nonprofit organization on Jan. 14, but has stayed on with United Way as a consultant. She officially retires at the end of March.
"In my private and personal life I've had a lot of responsibilities," Bryant said. "I've had to plan my life very carefully to meet all those responsibilities, so the first thing I want to do is open up my life for more spontaneity."
Bryant has received several awards for her community involvement and leadership during her years in Lawrence.
"She has been a wonderful mentor and friend," said Colleen Gregoire, vice president of United Way. "She has a very gentle leadership style. I've learned a lot from her, just how to effectively deal with people in all sorts of situations."
Bryant has worked in nonprofit social service agencies since 1977. She became the director of the Rape Victim Support Service, now called GaDuGi Safe Center. For 10 years she was the executive director of Kansas Action for Children, a statewide child advocacy group based in Topeka.
"I think the very best part of having been involved with the United Way for so many years is that it's very easy to see that my efforts have made a difference in the lives of people," Bryant said. "Not everyone is lucky enough to have a job where it's so easy to see."
Bryant was replaced by Erika Dvorske, who worked with the United Way of Wyandotte County for six years. Dvorske is a Kansas University alumna. Since January, Bryant has helped Dvorske with the transition.
"I'm very enthusiastic about Erika, and I think she's going to do a great job," Bryant said. "Having the opportunity to work with her and see the great job she's going to do has made it a lot easier because I know I'm leaving it in great hands."
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Dictionary definition for lucky: having good things happen by chance.
This accommodation located by a lake is made up of multi-colored caravans, cabins and dorms forming a fantastic hostel...you won't believe your luck!
2017: Wonderful Wednesday's all rooms 19 euro per person! Except on April 26th and in July and August.
If you are looking for a unique hostel experience, Lucky Lake Hostel maybe just the place for you.
As well as offering several wooden cabins, a 4 bed mixed dorm, a 4 bed female dorm, a 6 bed mixed dorm en suite and a 4 bed private room, the majority of our accommodation is made up of caravans, arranged to form a comfortable and cozy hostel and all within five minutes walking of an amazing lake in the beautiful countryside of Holland.
Lucky Lake hostel is a one of a kind hostel located in the heart of the Dutch countryside, less than 30 minutes from the city center! Come and enjoy the comfiest beds, friendly and helpful staff, big communal kitchen, beautiful lake, swimming, kayaking, biking and free breakfast and WiFi!
Make use of our FREE shuttle service to travel easily to and from the metro stop, from where you can catch the metro 54 into the city, or choose to spend the day laying in the hammocks, playing ping pong, swimming in the lake or ride a bike to the nearby village Abcoude and visit the local farmers market. Combine your experience of this exciting and dynamic city with the peace and space of nature surrounding Lucky Lake Hostel.
We also offer a big communal outdoor kitchen with a BBQ, a large cozy smoking lounge, a small supermarket with basic supplies, toasties and pizza available to purchase, the smallest cinema in the world, bike and kayak hire as well as free WiFi, internet use and FREE breakfast everyday (including eggs, pancakes or poffertjes!)
Shuttle service
Breakfast from 7.30 am till 11.30 am in our cool breakfast bus!
Luggage Storage
Maps of the city and advise on where to go
Use of PCs
Never-ending Hot Showers
Tea and Coffee
Ping Pong
Friendly Staff
Hairdryers to borrow
Clean and cozy rooms
Super comfy beds with clean sheets
Smoker friendly
Modern and clean facilities
Reception from 9 am till 11 pm
Safe and secure environment
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Big Lounge Room for Smokers
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Smallest and coziest cinema caravan in the world!
Please note we do not accept guests younger than 17 years or groups larger than 6 people. We have a 2 night minimum stay.
CANCELLATION POLICY @ LUCKY LAKE HOSTEL: In the event of a cancellation less than 48 hours prior to your arrival day, your card will be charged for the first night plus a 3,5% surcharge. In case of a NO SHOW, your credit card will be charged 100% of the total costs plus a 3,5% surcharge. If you need to cancel your booking please send an email to us. We do not accept cancellations by phone.
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Nicknames: Rippey, mama's boy, and trouble!
Age: 30 years old
Gender: Gelding
Breed: Morgan
Height: 15.1
Color: Bay with two white socks on his back legs and two black stockings on the front
Type of Riding: Western only! Can't ride him bare-back he is so ticklish that it feels like your in a boat during a hurricane!
My Horse's Achievements: His owner had to give him up due to Brain Cancer, because of her condition he was left alone with little food and water. He became very skinny...now along with Skipper he rules the roost! He still has a little bit of an insecurity issue, but he is getting better.
My Horse's Favorite Treat: Carrots, Apples, Watermelon, Cookies, coffee, grain, and PB&J sandwiches, and vanilla ice cream on his birthday!
My Horse's Favorite Things To Do: Play with Skipper, June-Bug, and John-John. Take bathes, go for rides, and eat grain!
Pet Peeves: Being left alone
My Horse's motto: If you only knew what your horse thought of you.
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Mitt Romney frequently opines that President Obama favors "equal outcomes," argues that Obama regularly apologizes for America, claims Obama bows to our enemies, and insists that Obama is trying to transform America into a "government-centered society" that's more European than American in identity. Such comments, of course, are designed to paint Obama's worldview as deeply radical, out of step with basic American values and at odds with our way of life.
What makes these comments even sillier is that in many of the areas where Romney discerns Obama's radical tendencies, the two men are actually in total agreement. Indeed, they frequently use identical language to describe their views.
This fact has been completely obscured by the profound policy disagreements that do persist between them. Their solutions on taxes, economic growth, and many other issues are vastly different.
But in many ways, their expressed views on things like free enterprise, health care, Iran, and American exceptionalism are borderline identical:
* Free enterprise: Romney regularly attacks Obama for being hostile towards capitalism, but in fact, they both describe free enterprise in virtually identical terms. Romney yesterday described it as "one of the greatest forces for good the world has ever known." This is an idea Romney alludes to frequently. But it's also an idea Obama alludes to frequently. Obama recently described free enterprise as the "greatest force for economic progress in human history," and this is a formulation Obama has used on many other occasions.
* American exceptionalism: Romney frequently points to our free enterprise system as proof that America is an exceptional nation, a view he also regularly claims Obama doesn't agree with. But Obama also regularly points to free market capitalism as a sign of American exceptionalism. In early 2011, before Romney's attacks were underway in earnest, Obama described our "free enterprise system" as the reason for "what America does better than anyone else," which is to "spark the creativity and imagination of our people."
More broadly, both have expressed strikingly similar views of American exceptionalism in general:
Romney, at CPAC: "America is like no other country in history ... the principles embodied in the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence are uniquely powerful, foundational, and defining."
Obama: "we have a core set of values that are enshrined in our Constitution, in our body of law, in our democratic practices, in our belief in free speech and equality, that, though imperfect, are exceptional."
* Health care: Romney regularly casts Obamacare as a tyrannical government takeover and evidence of Obama's ill intentions towards the free market system. But when he was asked by Jay Leno the other day what he would do to insure those with preexisting conditions, he offered a diagnosis of the problems created by people who don't get insurance that was strikingly similar to Obama's own diagnosis of what ails the system. Obama has regularly offered defenses of the federal mandate that identify the same problems Romney has identified, and both regularly have used the term "free riders" to describe those problems.
Romney, of course, has lately been insisting the federal mandate is tyranny in order to get through the GOP primary, but in fact, their view of the central policy problem is pretty much the same, which is why Romney passed Romneycare before the mandate became uncool.
* Iran: Romney frequently invokes Obama's stance on Iran as proof that he is weak in the face of foreign threats. But independent Iran experts, including ones who have worked for Republican presidents, say that there is no appreciable difference between the get-tough policies espoused by Romney and the approach Obama has actually adopted.
Again, none of this is to minimize the serious differences that remain between the two men on everything from government's proper role to the fairness of our tax system. And no doubt many on the right would argue that Obama's stated views aren't to be taken at face value. But the simple fact is that in the areas where Romney professes to see evidence of Obama's wild-eyed radicalism, the two men often use virtually identical language. Which is why Romney's efforts to paint Obama in that light are likely to come across as canned and phony, and won't square with voter perceptions of the President.


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On 09/25/2002 01:51:28 PM Tex Texin wrote: >a) Do Unicode fonts include the language-based glyph variants of >characters, so that a display system is capable of identifying or >hinting which glyph should be used in a particular scenario? They *can*, and some do. When this is the case, then there needs to be some mechanism to modify the relationship between sequences of characters and sequences of glyphs to arrive at the particular glyphs intended for the given language. In general terms, the same kinds of mechanisms than can be used for rendering complex scripts can also be used here -- it's a glyph substitution, comparable to substituting an initial or final form of an Arabic character. Of course, there is a different triggering condition involved in these situations than in the case of a complex script such as Arabic: in the complex-script situation, the triggers are the character context (e.g. preceded by non-word-forming character and followed by word-forming character), whereas here the trigger is a metadata tag. Let's consider how this would be dealt with in term of implementation, using OpenType as an example. The OpenType font format provides means for storing different glyph-transformation rules according to "language". (1) The question is, then, what does it take for the rendering process to make use of one set of language-specific rules rather than another, or rather than a set of default rules (OT allows the font developer to specify a default). In OpenType, glyph-transformation rules are grouped by "features", and a set of rules will be applied when the associated feature has been activated. (Thus, in OT text layout, what's processed is a feature-marked-up string of characters.) This applies to the "language" distinctions as well: the desired "language" must be specified in the input, otherwise the default rules will apply. (2) The idea is that application software must determine what features are activated at what point. Now, hardly any software gets written to interact directly with the OpenType layout engine. Instead, higher-level text layout libraries have been written that wrap the OpenType functionality. Uniscribe is one example; indeed, in Win32 on Windows 2000 and later, there is even another layer, since the standard text-drawing functions (TextOut and ExtTextOut) wrap Uniscribe's functionality. Other examples of libaries that wrap up the OT interface and expose a higher-level interface include Adobe's CoolType engine (not a published interface, that I know of), ICU, Pango and Sun's recent Standard Type Services Framework project. So, at the OT interface, a "language" tag (3) has to be specified in order to get language-specific glyphs. But apps generally don't write to that interface (for good reason); they usually write to a higher interface. The crux of the issue is that none of the higher-level interfaces, that I know of, yet provide any mechanism for the app to specify a "language" tag. (4) Hence, the building blocks are there, but more infrastructure is still needed. Note that there's a bit more involved that simply re-writing higer-level APIs to expose a way to specify OT featues. In particular, a critical issue has to do with the relationship between OpenType's "language" tags, and whatever system of "language" or "locale" tagging might be used elsewhere in a given platform. I've described the situation in terms of OpenType. Neither AAT or Graphite provide exactly the same kind of mechanism for providing different glyph transformations for different languages, though I believe some consideration has been given to possibilities for both technologies. Both use feature mechanisms, so can certainly do what you're looking for; but neither has specifically defined features specifically related to "languages", let alone decided how these should be handled in terms of APIs. It would be possible to implement an AAT or Graphite font that used a feature to get at language-specific glyphs, and apps that exposed a user-interface for setting AAT or Graphite features (5) would offer the user a way to control this. But there would not be any automation whereby an app would specify this based on other "language" or "locale" tagging. Notes: (1) I put "language" in quotation marks since it has not really been adequately worked out what these distinctions are; I think these are probably groups of writing systems. (2) OpenType glyph-transformation rules are organised hierarchically, first by script, then by language, and then according to the other features they are associated with. (3) OpenType's "language" tags have no specified relationship with ISO 639, RFC 3066 or any other system of "language" tags. (4) The same issue applies to OpenType features that pertain to optional aspects of typography and rendering that are up to the user's discretion rather than being obligatory behaviour for a script. For instance, there is an OpenType feature for selecting small cap forms, which a font developer can use to provide support for small cap glyphs in the same font as regular glyphs. To make use of such advanced capabilities, the layout interface to which an app is written must provide a way to specify such features. Apart from Adobe's engine (used e.g. by InDesign, and which exposes interfaces for some OpenType features but, I think, not all), I don't know that any other layout library yet provides an interface that allows an app to specify discretionary OpenType features. (5) In both AAT and Graphite, features are used only for discretionary aspects of typography / rendering that are not obligatory for a script, whereas OpenType uses features for both optional and obligatory behaviours. Thus, for AAT and Graphite, the feature capabilities have always assumed that apps would provide a user interface whereby the user can set features. (In OpenType, this makes sense for some but not all features.) Language-specific typography represents something different from both obligatory script behaviour and user-preference typography: it would probably be suitable for automation (i.e. the app uses metadata to determine via an appropriate API language-specify glyph transformations) rather than controlling via a user interface. For that reason, it's not clear to me that this should be handled as just one more kind of feature in the AAT and Graphite models. >b) If the above is possible, then I assume the browsers have not >implemented language-based selection yet. Still possible basically only in theory (or else with a lot of work to also re-implement the capabilities of something like Uniscribe), so no browsers yet implement this. >Are any browsers moving to >using the appropriate glyphs based on language without depending on each >language being assigned a different font? Probably not yet. >c) If the above is not possible, then configuring browsers for Unicode >usage is greatly complicated by the need to have a lengthy list of fonts >assigned to different languages. Um hmm. >Is there an alternative approach that >can be used, so users can easily view Unicode text and get the correct >display while using a single "Unicode" font? This is another big question, and I've said lots already. I'll just mention techniques known as "font-fallback", "font fixup" or "font-linking" -- all variations on the idea that if the text is supposed to be rendered using font X, but that font doesn't have glyphs to support the characters in the string, then figure out what fonts *will* support those characters and use those, in spite of what the style properties specify. I don't know that this kind of thing has been used to provide language-specific glyphs; usually, it has been viewed as a way to keep the user from seeing boxes (or other comparable notdef glyphs). You've certainly touched on topics that are both interesting and important. I'll leave the remaining questions for someone else. - Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peter Constable Non-Roman Script Initiative, SIL International 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Rd., Dallas, TX 75236, USA Tel: +1 972 708 7485 E-mail: <email@example.com>Received on Wednesday, 25 September 2002 17:14:21 UTC
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Gazprom, Libya Agree on Cooperation in Gas Sphere
MOSCOW. July 9 (Interfax) - Gazprom (RTS: GAZP) CEO Alexei Miller reached several important agreements with Libya on the purchase, refining and transportation of gas during a meeting with Libyan National Oil Corporation Chairman Shokri Mohamed Ghanem on Wednesday, the company's press service said.
The two officials also agreed to set up a joint venture to modernize existing oil refining capacity and create new refining facilities."The parties gave a positive assessment to the realization of the provisions of a memorandum on cooperation signed by the two companies. In addition, they discussed further steps to develop cooperation in the oil and gas sphere, including issues related to the creation of a joint venture to carry out exploration and development projects at oil and gas fields as well as the construction of energy infrastructure facilities in Libya," the company said.
Miller also met with Libyan Leader Muammar Qadhafi to discuss preparations for the next session of the Gas Exporters Forum in Moscow in November.
The coordination of a marketing policy was also discussed at the meeting. "Libya gave a positive appraisal to Gazprom's proposal on the acquisition of all gas, oil and liquefied natural gas intended for export from Libya at competitive prices in the future," Gazprom said.
Miller said yesterday that "given the favorable, successful experience of gas purchases in Central Asian countries in recent years, Gazprom will consider expanding the geography of purchases, buying gas in other gas-producing countries."
Russia and Libya also agreed to start talks on the acquisition of Libya's currently available hydrocarbons.
"Global oil market trends were discussed during the talks, and the parties agreed that the cost of hydrocarbons will grow, while gas prices will continue to close in on world oil prices," the company said.
Gazprom specialists said earlier that gas prices are currently 38%-47% lower than oil prices in terms of thermal value.
"Gazprom accepted Libya's proposal to discuss the possibility of building new gas transportation capacity from Libya to Europe," the company said.
Miller had said earlier that Gazprom was interested in taking part in a project to expand an underwater pipeline from Libya to Sicily.
As part of agreements reached during the Russian president's visit to Libya in April, the parties agreed to create a joint venture in the nearest future to work in third countries, in particular Africa. A delegation of Gazprom specialists will visit Libya before the end of July to work out the details of all the agreements the two countries have reached in the gas sphere.
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SummaryThe Shivering Isles are just what Oblivion needed
The GoodTo start things off I want to be honest: I didn't expect anything - but got more than I could hope for. After charging money for several more or less disappointing "low content" add-ons and one bigger retail package which story didn't interest me much, Bethesda finally made an expansion worth the description.
Because Shivering Isles doesn't add anything to the world of Cyrodiil itself (except the gate to Sheogorath's realm, of course), the new world could been made rather extensive. The landmass might be about one fifth to one fourth of Oblivion's, there are several new dungeons, camps, villages and other sights to explore. What really distincts these new places and their inhabitants from the known in the original game is a completely new design matching the Madgod's mind. The northern half of the Isles is overly bright and colorful, while the southern half appears dark and gloomy, each an expression of Sheogorath's mental aspects of Mania and Dementia. This separation affects both the Isles' creatures and people, so you encounter every facet of creative lunacy, paranoia, phobia and weird fetish you might think of.
The new styles are well executioned regarding graphics and plot-line, the latter being especially concentrated in the capital New Sheoth, where you will find most of the expansion's merchants and quest-giving NPCs. Of course, every single one of them is insane in his or her own way and that's what makes them really special characters who you will surely remember and maybe even start to like (I've kind of grown attached to the blacksmith Cutter, although the girl regularly gives me the creeps).
In traditional Elder Scrolls fashion you're able to ignore the main story completely, but you would miss one of the expansion's real strengths: Aiding Sheogorath in the defense of his realm against an upcoming threat reveals a plot full of little twists and turns, sometimes forcing the player to make rather difficult decisions regarding his further way of action. It's exactly these things and the slightly mysterious background I loved in Morrowind and felt a bit lacking in Oblivion until now.
Another highlight is the new equipment, including two complete armor sets, various unique items and a bunch of new weapons. After using the same old high-level gear for maybe more than 30 or 40 hours worth of gameplay I was more than glad to see that Shivering Isles offers actual alternatives to glass or daedric armor and weapons, some of them noticeably more powerful than anything you are able to find in Cyrodiil.
Still, the new monsters and enemies remain challenging, but not too frustrating - even for a stealthy character not highly skilled in combat and magic - and all of them are exclusive to the Daedra Prince's realm. Gamers who played Morrowind before will have one or two déjà vus, though. No worries, I am not talking about Cliff Racers here.
Depending on how much adventuring you're going to do you get approximately 15-20 hours of playtime for the main quest alone and another minimum of 20-30 hours if you're planning to complete all the side quests and explore the whole island. A pretty good deal for an add-on considering many complete games don't offer that much today.
The BadWhen I think about it, I cannot recall a lot of negative aspects of the expansion. One central point you could criticize already exists in the main game: Although the explorable dungeons got various whole new designs fitting the Isles, they tend to feel a bit repetitive if you visit too many of them in a row. This is unfortunately supported by the fact that Sheogorath assigns you to a couple of "go to dungeon X and get Y"-quests later in the game, leading to a lot of dungeon-crawling. It's by far not as bad as closing a dozen Oblivion gates, though.
The way of travelling between Cyrodiil and the Shivering Isles can be a bit bothersome, too, if you - like me - collect "anything that's shiny at least once" or need to get equipment from one world to the other frequently. Because you have no possibility to fast-travel between the realms, you always have to travel to the gate first, then through the gate and finally to your original destination. Which really might be more a problem of convenience than actual gameplay, but a chance to switch the maps and directly fast-travel to the other world would have been a nice solution.
However, the expansion seems to have introduced one or more bugs which apparently led to occasional game crashes I hadn't experienced in Oblivion before. Also, there is a more serious bug in the expansion that may corrupt savegames after about 50-100 hours of playing. Up to the time I'm writing this (04/27/2007) there is only an official emergency beta patch or an user-made plug-in available to prevent this from happening. Except those two the game didn't show me any obviously glitches.


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Compenion is a laptop designed by Felix Schmidberger that is supposedly going to be the next best thing. Although most of these prototypes never see the light of day, let's be honest - who wouldn't want one! These prototypes are expected in 2015 so we still have some eight years to go.
It's going to feature OLED touchscreen which serves both as a keyboard and a monitor, and you can tap it either by hand or 'senstylus' pen. Allegedly, thanks to the series of docking stations, the Compenion will be able to adapt to an environment you're using it in - meaning you'll be able to shove it in like a memory card and use it as your work computer. And after you're done - go home put it in your home dock and use it as a home entertainment center.
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Three Dog Night was wrong, 1 is not a lonely number. From my perspective, the power of 1 is a place of professional and personal strength. For me it is impossible to separate life and work, they are so deeply interwoven into a seamless whole.
Often, artists and designers are accused of being self centered–we're not, not really. For some, like me, the solitary stance is necessary to be able to hear the ideas that flow through and around me. Professionally, like the sun king, I'm the center of my own creative life's universe. Mark Twain very aptly said, 'Life does not consist mainly, or even largely, of facts and happenings. It consists mainly of the storm of thought that is forever flowing through one's head." I choose to live my life in the middle of that storm and to use it to propel forward motion–for myself.
Sometimes I find myself unable (or unwilling?) to start a new project until it is visualized in my head. These broad ideas are the big picture that I work out in detail later. I never get it right the first time–that's where the designer's skill comes into play. If I don't get it right and I loose the thread of the idea I work on developing it so becomes something more richly detailed sophisticated than the big picture was. Drawing, for me, is like the sirens beckoning sailors to crash on the rocks, I draw to call back and develop ideas more fully than they are in the rocks of my mind's eye.
I do collaborate sometimes. I've worked with others who plod and work through ideas–I can do that, but it doesn't result in my best work. In the busy season, when I sometimes have studio assistants, when I'm hanging around the studio making myself busy with other things they think I'm procrastinating, doing nothing, wasting time, pacing aimlessly. They're not quiet enough, they don't understand the process, and they haven't learned to be their own centers yet.


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The video above is a promo I shot for Fountain Bookstore in their basement, with blooper at end. I highly recommend Fountain, and they may still have signed copies of Finch and Booklife; if you live in Richmond, check them out–great owner and staff. Just look at the cool display they did for Finch, for my reading there:
…But there's an additional purpose to this post, as the end of the year closes in on us. Some reminders and other housekeeping.
– Victoria Blake at Underland Press is offering a special on Finch limiteds. Mention this code with your order and you get 15% off your total: xmas09
– We are reading reprint submissions for the Steampunk Reloaded anthology. Check
– We will not be having an open reading period for the Thackery T Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities, due to be published by HarperCollins in 2011. There are several reasons for this, including limited space and having very specific requirements for sections of the guide. It's going to be very tricky coordinating the art and fiction on this one.
– S.J. Chambers has been assisting me with the Steampunk Bible (Abrams Books). We are still soliciting recommendations for creators and creations to feature in the book–see the original post about this project, as well.
– Alex Mueller has posted the first German review of Finch, along with some translated passages.
– BookBanter has posted a podcast with me that's mostly about Booklife. At Booklifenow this week, we're posting some video interviews with me from the tour.
– Rick Kleffel, who did a national NPR piece about Ann and me last month, has also posted his podcast interview with us from World Fantasy, which is probably one of the best interviews ever done with us.
– Rick also posted the text of an email interview he did with me for the World Fantasy Convention program book, which includes two question/answers dropped from the program book because of space limitations:
Has the spectacular success of young adult fantasy serial fiction had an impact on your fiction in particular? Could you talk about how it is changed the genre itself?
It's more or less impossible to have a discussion about this because if you imply that YA may have had both good and bad effects, someone usually jumps down your throat. I'd just say (1) anything that helps create more readers is a wonderful thing, (2) YA is by now such a hodge-podge of different kinds of things that it no longer reflects marketing to a particular audience but more of a successful brand identity that allows editors and publishers more maneuverability and market penetration than an adult fiction label, especially for genre works, and (3) it's good inasmuch as YA is allowing many weird and wonderful things to see print that might not have otherwise and bad inasmuch as may be making it harder to sell work that could never, ever be marketed as YA (even as adult in content some YA is…).
Young adult fiction is increasingly read by adults as well as the intended, or at least, included audience of adolescents. Science fiction and fantasy have often been characterized as adolescent fiction; is this of use to you as a writer? Do you find such a characterization helpful, hurtful, or irrelevant –and why?
Again, I realize someone is going to slam me for saying this, but…I'm not really fond of teenage protagonists, and much of YA is from the viewpoint of teenagers, despite exceptions. I don't find teenage points of view that interesting as a reader. (It's folly to say we don't grow as people throughout our lifetimes, that we don't add layers of experience and nuance; we are not the same at 40 as we are at 17, nor the same at 60 as at 40.) When I say I don't read much YA, it's for this reason and this reason only. It's the same as if I said, I don't read much Romance, because I don't like romance stories or I don't read many Westerns because I don't like cowboys. Every reader has a set of likes and dislikes, and it's impossible to expect readers to like every category equally—this is an entirely acceptable form of prejudice. (I usually don't write from teenager perspectives, either.) Do I know that there is stuff in YA I would like if I sought it out? Yes, but there's more than enough in the adult fiction category for me to read for twenty lifetimes. There's also something too safe about YA as a category. When I was a teenager, I loved going to the adult section of the library because I was supposed to go to the juvenile section. I wouldn't have gone to a section marketed to me, because the whole point was to do something that seemed slightly dangerous or forbidden. Indeed, my stepdaughter Erin almost never checked out YA—headed right for the adult section. That said, I make it a point to highlight YA works for my regular feature/reviewing gigs because I know I have a blind spot and don't want to restrict access to readers because of my own hang-ups.
Posting here the rest of the week will most have to do with catching up from the book tour. Rest assured, in the new year I'll have more non-book content, including extended reviews deconstructing both Avatar and The Prisoner 2009, as there's a lot to learn from their glaring failures.


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H-1B visas: According to a report from The Washington Post, immigration legislation to be introduced Tuesday will include a change to the number of H-1B visas awarded to highly skilled engineers and computer programmers. The legislation suggests that the cap on H-1B visas should double from 65,000 to 110,000 — and could rise to as much as 180,000 in future years. The legislation also requires some companies using the visas to pay higher salaries and fees.
Technology companies have been backing reforms to the H-1B visas program, saying that increasing the limits will allow them to hire and retain better talent from American universities. Most notably, Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has started a new organization to lobby on the issue.
The program is not, however, without its controversies: critics note that many of the top companies that apply for H-1B visas are also among the top outsourcing firms.
CEA members head to the Hill: Around 40 members of the Consumer Electronics Association will meet with two dozen members of Congress to talk about issues that matter critically to the industry, including immigration and patent reform.
According to a news release from the CEA, members of the industry group will share stories of American entrepreneurs collective through its "I Am Innovation" app and is also encouraging people to text the word "TROLLS" to a number set up by the organization (52886) to receive information on how to contact their members of Congress about patent litigation reform.
"This week we are shining a light on the issues most important to our innovation economy – strategic immigration reform and stopping patent litigation abuse," said CEA president and chief executive Gary Shapiro.
CISPA criticism continues: With the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act set to move to the House floor on Wednesday, critics of the bill are stepping up their efforts to argue against the bill.
The bill is designed to make it easier for companies to share cyberthreat information with the public sector, but privacy advocates worry that the bill also allows companies to share sensitive personal information with the government.
The Center for Democracy and Technology said in an analysis of the bill Tuesday that some of the bill's provisions could prompt a "sea change in cybersecurity policy and a threat to civil liberties.
Snapchat releases new statistics: Snapchat announced Monday that it now processes 150 million images through its service per day — a three-fold increase that's come in the past four months. The service is unique because photos and videos shared over the app are deleted shortly after they're viewed.
Snapchat chief executive Evan Spiegel said that he believes the growth is driven by young users thinking critically about online privacy who believe "deletion as the default works pretty well."


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Edit the topology in Skype for Business Server 2015
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After completing the initial interview questions, you can edit the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) and IP addresses for the site. To do this, on the Global Topology page, double-click the site that you want to edit.
The Planning Tool displays the site topology for the selected site. At the bottom of the site page are four tabs:
Site Topology – The currently displayed page with a visual overview of the topology as recommended.
Edge Network Diagram – The Edge Network Diagram page is where the designer does most of the work in the Planning Tool. The diagram displays the network configuration for a recommended Skype for Business Server 2015 topology, with editable entries for IP addresses and FQDNs for servers, pool, and both hardware and Domain Name System (DNS) load balancers.
Edge Admin Report – The Edge Admin Report contains a total of four reports:
Summary Report – A general report of settings for the Edge network configuration. If you edit the values on the Edge Network Diagram page to the topology TCP/IP and FQDN values of that will be used in the actual deployment, those addresses and names will be represented here. Otherwise, the default text will appear.
Certificate Report – The certificate report will list the subject name and subject alternative names for the certificates that are required for the topology.
Firewall Report – The firewall report lists information necessary to configure perimeter firewalls in the infrastructure. This includes the IP addresses (either the default or edited values), server role, source IP and port, destination IP and port, transport protocol, application protocol, and relevant notes.
DNS Report – The DNS Report lists relevant information for the DNS entries that you must create. The record type, FQDN, IP address, and comments necessary for the proper operation are included.
Site Summary – The site summary presents an overview of the selections that you made by either answering the initial interview questions or filling in the values in Design Sites. Capacity information is also presented.
Note: The information on the Site Summary page is customized for each design and may not contain all sections or information detailed here.
Most of the work that a designer does in the Skype for Business Server 2015 Planning Tool consists of defining the entries for the IP addresses and fully qualified domain names (FQDNs) for the entries on the network diagram. The information that is entered on this page carries over into the reports and other information contained in the Planning Tool.
The Planning Tool creates a network diagram with default text for IP addresses and FQDNs.
To edit the network diagram and input values:
Choose a section of the network to begin working on. For example, double-click the text, access1.contoso.com. In the dialog box that opens, type the actual FQDN of the server access1.contoso.com and the actual IP address, replacing the 18.104.22.168.
Click OK to save the entries.
Continue to edit IP addresses and FQDNs, providing virtual IP addresses for hardware load balancers or server entries for Domain Name System (DNS) load balancing for servers in pools.
A helpful feature of the Planning Tool is that it can incrementally assign a range of IP addresses and server host names, rather than requiring the designer to edit each separate server in a pool. For example:
Double-click the pooled Front End Servers. When the dialog box opens, select Do you want to use the IPs and FQDN as starting points for all equivalent servers in this cluster?.
For example, the starting value for the first server is fe0101.contoso.com and an IP address of 192.168.21.122.
Type fe0.contoso.com in Front End Server FQDN, type 192.168.21.131 in Front End Server IP address, and then click OK.
The auto-increment feature updates all servers in the pool to fe01 through fe06, and all IP address from 192.168.21.131 to 136.
After you have completed all edits, save the topology by completing the following steps:
To save the Planning Tool design, click File, and then click Save Topology or Save Topology As. If a Save Planning Tool As dialog box appears, type a name for the file in File name, and then click Save.


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Colour and cheer for cancer patients
The Cancer Patients Aids Association's annual art exhibition is called Colours of Life and features artists like Akbar Padamsee and Brinda Miller
All roads lead to a heady mix of good karma and beautiful art this weekend. Over 125 renowned artists have lent their brushes to the cause of cancer awareness at the Cancer Patients Aids Association's (CPPA) annual art exhibition, aptly titled Colours of Life. The show features works by artists like Akbar Padamsee, Arzan Khambatta, Baiju Parthan, Brinda Miller, Nayanaa Kanodia, Lalitha Lajmi and Laxman Shreshtha among others, and promises an interesting mélange of the best in art.
Piali Syam, director — special projects, CPPA, who took seven months to pull off the mammoth task of curating this exhibition, is confident it will appeal to the seasoned art lover as much as it will to an amateur art enthusiast. "The inspiration of this exhibition is the cause," she says. "Having witnessed a shocking rise in the number of patients suffering from cancer, we needed to create something where we could get people to support our cause in a different way. A balanced mix of works, style, media and price works well, as there's always something that will suit every buyer's taste and pocket."
Artist Nayana Kanodia, the pioneer of Naïve Art in India, hopes to help as many patients as she can through her work. "My work is a reflection of the changing face of India, where each painting is charged with an innocent humour personifying the subtle ironies which permeate daily life. We have been invaded by Western culture but at the same time, retain our roots and identities, and it is this contrast that I portray, of people living under two different influences. We have interesting interiors, roadside vendors, vehicles, cafes, local markets and wedding scenes which are so typical of our country," she says. "My art brings out positive vibes in the viewer and this can bring cheer to the thousands suffering from cancer," she adds.
On the other hand, artist Niladri Paul brings a free flowing, eclectic twist to the collection. "My style of painting is very free flowing and spontaneous," she says. "The colours are very positive and vibrant and the forceful lines are self-explanatory, as is the energy. There is no constant definition of style, as it is evolving and aims to convey an all-embracing notion of art in every form, whether it be painting, dance, music or theatre," she says.
Jaideep Mehrotra's paintings are inspired from his experiments with books and text. "It's about a book that goes back to being a tree. Symbolic of rejuvenation & restoration. The style is adaptive to the work in the sense that it is a work on paper, and also that it is in a style that is almost conventional," says Mehrotra.
"We all see the effects of this debilitating ailment, but find that there is very little that we can do to alleviate the suffering. This is my contribution, however small."
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Pine Knot Golf and Country Club is one of the more popular spots to get married in and around London, Ontario, and you'll pardon the groom if he slips off to the golf course before his vows to get in a quick 18. Marriage is one of the fundamentals of society, but opportunities for career-low scores don't come every day. Some courses market themselves as challenging, others as scenic. Pine Knot wants you to know you can come out here and have a career day.
In other words, it's easy. Combine that with low green fees and pleasant surroundings and you'll get the golfers in droves. But easy doesn't have to mean boring. Measuring a shade over 6,400 yards from the back tees, Pine Knot is a well-maintained, interesting course with water on eight holes, 50 bunkers and some good risk-reward options.


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"Interning with IBMA has been the most rewarding experience. I've learned so much about the organization and all the amazing things that they do, as well as gained organizational, planning, and writing skills, and learned new programs. Everyone is so friendly, helpful, and willing to teach me things with which I haven't had prior experience, and I have learned more here than in any other position I've held. I'd highly recommend interning at IBMA to anyone who is looking for a small, friendly environment with ample space to learn and grow."
-Shelby Willamson, 2017 IBMA intern from Belmont University
IBMA seeks people with a strong interest in the music business to intern with us. Internships are unpaid positions, and carry a commitment of twelve to twenty hours per week in our Inglewood office (in Nashville, TN). We offer internships for spring, summer and fall semesters. All internships are for college credit only. You will be given responsibilities commensurate with your capabilities and resourcefulness.
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We welcome ambitious, self-motivated candidates with proficiencies in some or all of these areas:
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Catatonic behavior is scary for bipolar disorder sufferers to experience. For those witnessing an episode, it's important to understand what catatonia is, and how to respond to catatonic symptoms. Catatonia is a psychomotor disturbance since it involves psychiatric and physical or motor manifestations. It may be characterized by a marked decrease in, increase in, or peculiar motor activity. Mentally, its expression can range from unresponsiveness to agitation.

Catatonia Diagnosis and Prevalence

Catatonic features occur most often in schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and similar conditions, but can occur with bipolar spectrum disorders and major depressive disorder. In some cases, catatonia may also be an extreme side effect of a medication or manifestation of another medical condition. Research shows over 50% of people who experience catatonic episodes have bipolar disorder, and about 28 percent of bipolar patients experiencing catatonia had them in mixed mood states of depression and mania at the same time.

For this reason, scientists believe anywhere from 20 percent to 30 percent of bipolar patients will experience catatonia during their illness. There are no lab or clinical tests to diagnose catatonia. Instead, behavior rating scales are used. These include Bräunig-Catatonia Rating Scale, Bush-Francis Catatonia Screening Instrument, Bush-Francis Catatonia Rating Scale, Rogers Scale, Northroff Scale and Catatonia Rating Scale. Additionally, patients being screened for catatonia may be asked about their family medical history, have their vital signs checked, and be subject to a neurological exam.

Two Types of Catatonic Episodes

Catatonia presents in two forms: one of excited delirium and one of stuporous behavior marked by unresponsive behavior that renders the sufferer mute, immobile and responsive only to pain or visual stimuli.

Possible symptoms of Catatonia

Stupor: lack of response to external stimuli - e.g., no response to being spoken to or prodded.

Catalepsy: muscular rigidity, so that the limbs remain in whatever position they are placed.

Excessive motor activity with no purpose.

Extreme negativism: resistance to movement or instruction.

Mutism: being unable or unwilling to speak.

Inappropriate postures and grimacing.

Echolalia: parrotlike repetition of a word or phrase just spoken by another person.

Echopraxia: repetitive imitation of the movements of another person.

Possible Complications of Catatonia

Malnutrition

Exhaustion

Blood clots

Muscle breakdown

Self-inflicted injury

Catatonia Treatment

There is no cure for catatonia, however, pharmaceuticals and electroconvulsive treatment (ECT) may be employed to treat symptoms of catatonia. Drugs such as benzodiazepines, muscle relaxants, antidepressants, and neuroleptics have all been used to treat catatonic symptoms. People who experience catatonic symptoms may also be admitted to psychiatric, medical, or neurological inpatient observation and treatment. Regular follow-up visits may be urged to stay ahead of catatonic episodes or to ensure re-admittance is not warranted for the patient. In severe cases, catatonia patients may be placed in an intensive care unit.

Untreated severe catatonia can be fatal. Lack of communication and responsive, as well as not eating paired with the possibility of physical violence, the ICU is a restrictive environment that may be suggested for the patient and others' safety as well as intravenous nutrition during a catatonic episode. If you are bipolar, be sure you educate your close friends and loved ones about how catatonia may affect you.


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Bargain Apartment, Central Budapest
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면적98 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
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Accommodation summary
|Báthory St, 1055 Budapest, 헝가리
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|3 days ago
The apartment is a very well located close to the Danube river, the Parliament which is in the centre of Budapest. We are near the most popular downtown walking/shopping streets.
The river Danube, the Parliament and the museums are all in walking distance.
Very easy access to the main tourist sights, you can easily explore the city from this location. However, public transport is also very good here - the closest metro station is M3 (red line), Kossuth ter. Easy access to the famous "sightseeing" tram, the Nr. 2 tram line cruising on the riverside.
One of the historic food markets is located very close to the apartment - you can buy fresh, organic grocery, dairy and bakery products straight from the local farmers. The apartment is only 100 meters away from the famous freedom square (Szabadság tér), and the Parliament.
The apartment windows face Báthory street and from the balcony the Freedom square.
Apartment Description
The apartment is ideally located in the city center, and offers a stylish and comfortable accommodation for up to 6 persons.
The separate kitchen is fully equipped, and has a dining section. The bedroom is equipped with an openable King size bed, variable beds that can be used either as two single beds or a king-size bed. The other one king size bed placed in the second room .
Apartment facilities
towels, bed-linen, fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, elevator, free internet connection, wardrobe, cable television (50 channels)
2nd floor apartment, non smoking apartment
kettle, refrigerator, oven, dishes, cutlery, washing machine, glasses (water, wine, champagne)
towels, toilet, one more separate toilet, washbasin with mirror, bathtub with shower
Living room:
sitting area, television, double/single bed, bedside, openable king size bed, dresser, wardrobe
King size bed, dresser, bedside, armchair, sofa
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|47391187 ₩
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|133948159 ₩
|2 명 이상시 가격
|1393899 ₩ 1박당/
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Fin gammel leilighet for 4 i hyggelig strøk, med kort vei til kafeer og restauranter.
Godt utstyrt, veldig grei vert som møtte oss v/leiligheten, etter å ha ordnet taxi fra flyplassen. Veldig fornøyd!
Met zijn vieren een lang weekend doorgebracht in het prachtige Boedapest. Het ruime en schone appartement ligt prachtig en zeer centraal in de stad. Tegenover het appartement zit een Aldi met een zeer uitgebreid aanbod van heerlijk vers brood. De late aankomst ( 23.30 uur ) was geen probleem. Edward had zelfs een taxi geregeld die ons keurig voor het appartement heeft afgezet. Alle bezienswaardig-heden liggen op wandelafstand en als alternatief is het openbaar vervoer zeer toegankelijk. Kortom, wil je Boedapest bezoeken, dan is dit appartement een zeer goede keus.
Very nice and comfortable apartment. We enjoyed the location, the space in the house and the good reception bij the host.
Recommend this nice place to anyone who wants to visit Budapest.
Es war ein wunderschöner Aufenthalt in Budapest. Das großzügige Appartement in einem Altbau liegt zentral in der Nähe des Parlaments. Es ist sauber und man fühlt sich dort gleich wohl. Edward ist ein sehr zuvorkommender Gastgeber (wir sind spät abends gekommen, da unser Flug Verspätung hatte, und er ist unserer Bitte nachgekommen, uns den Kühlschrank zu füllen), Ankunft und check out waren top. Danke an Edward.
Bei einem nächsten Besuch in Budapest werde ich hier auf jeden Fall wieder Gast sein, man kann es nur weiterempfehlen.
Super Lage, super Preis-Leistungsverhältnis, sehr sauber und geräumig, unkomplizierte Abwicklung bei der Schlüsselübergabe, einfach "Alles Top". Jederzeit wieder!
We had a lovely stay at this apartment. Very central to everything, the Parliament Building and Danube less than 5 minutes and the Basillica less than 10 minutes walk.The apartments balcony is lovely to sit out on and gets the morning sun so ideal for orange and a croissant, with food supplies readily available from an Aldi on the corner opposite. Edward was very welcoming and arranged the taxi service from and to the airport very smoothly and also held on to our luggage so that we could enjoy our final day before an evening flight home. Plenty of restaurants nearby. We had an excellent meal at Elvidens near the Basillica and closer to hand are 2 restaurants one Hungarian and one Italian just off a road near the Parliament (right out of apartment and first left by the wine shop). The property has high ceilings and wooden floor and plenty of space, the kitchen is tucked at the back but we didn't really use this much as used the balcony as much as we could. Althhough the apartment is not air conditioned there are two large fans that we made use of when it was hot. There are 3 windows in the living room so the apartment is very light and has good views of other stylish apartments and freedom square from the balcony. The area is very safe. We walked everywhere including across the chain bridge to the palace (although took the funicular to the top of the hill). We also used the metro to get out to Szenchi baths (costs about a pound on the metro -got on at Deak Tur which is then a straight line to the baths). There are tourist tours of the baths that are expensive -include robes and refreshments, but this is not necessary, just pay for the baths ticket and we also got a cabin to change in and leave our stuff -cost was 5000 forints each. I'm sure you will enjoy your stay at this apartment.
The location of this apartment in Budapest is excellent, very close to Parliament, Chain Bridge, metro station Kossuth and supermarkets. The rooms are very spacious with high ceilings, a little balcony, modernized and well equippped - even the mattress was comfortable!
The charm of this old building (have fun using the elevator!) lets you forget some minor problems like low water pressure in the bathroom...
Edward is an extremely kind and helpful host, who promptly answered all my questions before and during the stay. He even went to get my visa card which I had left in a shop closeby and sent it to Germany without any charge!
So, all in all, I fully recommend this apartment and especially your host, Edward.
Fantastic stay. Great central location. Beautiful surroundings. Close shopping amenities. Would definitely stay again.
Thank you Edward
Wir haben uns in Edwards Appartement rundherum wohlgefühlt und können es nur wärmstens weiterempfehlen. es ist sauber und gepflegt und ideal gelegen um auch zu Fuss viele Sehenswürdigkeiten zu besichtigen.
Das Appartement ist sehr grosszügig und schön, wer renovierten Altbau liebt
ist hier genau richtig. Ausserdem gibt es viele Möglichkeiten um die Ecke gut
und günstig essen zu gehen.
Edward ist ein sehr angenehmer, entgegenkommender Gastgeber,
sehr grosszügig mit später Ankunft und Checkout.
Wir freuen uns bei unserem nächsten Budapestbesuch wieder hier
zu Gast zu sein.
herzlichen Dank Edward.
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Lagunitas Our Own Bavarian-Styled Doppel Weizen: 22 oz. Label copy… "In far-away 2006, in a beer hall in Philly, at the end of a long road, we shared our first beer with a Friestat Bayern Brewer enharmonically named Wolfgang. At stake, over a Prima Pils, was whether or not Lagunitas would purchase from him a new 80bbl brewhouse. It was a lot of money. Playing Silenus to my Brewery's chariot, together- with the benefit of the Pils- we forded the emotional-economic crevasse and commissioned the brewhouse. Unforseeable at the time would be the need for even more brewing capacity today in extra-local 2011. So, for the sixth time in our short history, we lurch down that increasingly familiar road towards a new 250 barrel brewhouse. The actual installation, beginning in November, will bear a stong resemblance to a heart transplant, on an awake patient, performed on the backside of a galloping horse, or at very least in tow behind Dionysus' trustworthy Silenus. Some is good, more is better. The good new is; it's still us."
New Belgium Sunshine Wheat: Returning to cans. This one was first introduced in that package in April 2009. [Update: Staying Colorado-only this year.]
Samuel Adams Lightship: Returning after a long hiatus (in kegs at least), this was eventually replaced with Sam Adams Light. Sam Adams Light may be the worst-selling package for the brewer on a year-over-year basis.
Also of note, the brewery got approval for Hemingway's Sunset Ale kegs. No additional info available at this time.
COOP Farmhouse Ale: This sour beer debuted on draft this week.
Snoqualmie Powerhouse IPA: This beer boasts the use of Cascade and Columbus hops with a big malt profile. The label also reminds me of DC Brau or Revolution Brewing branding but I can't quite put my finger on it.
Mucho Aloha Hawaiian style Pale Ale: The only question I am left with is what makes this beer from California-based Butchers Brewing, "Hawaiian-style?"
Fire Mountain Bogart Northwest IPA: Already on tap, this one is coming to 22 oz. bottles as well. It uses six hops including Cascade and five malts including Maris Otter and Canadian Pils.
Evolution Rum Barrel Golden Ale: New offering coming up in the Migration Series…Golden Ale aged for seven months in Oak Rum barrels. Packaged in 750s.
Barrel Trolley Belgian White: Another private label offering from World Brews and the second from this line in particular
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Blue Eyed Mom posted a link to a free e-book, Suze Orman's 2009 Action Plan. Offer expires January 15, 2009. I just downloaded my copy with the intention of having a look at it sometime this weekend. I haven't read anything by Suze yet so I hope it will be a good introduction.
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Apple sauce with zing. Makes a great gift!
Spiced Cider
This drink will warm up a holiday party or any cold day!
Apple Cider
Leftovers can be stored in the fridge and reheated the next day. This is a must have every Thanksgiving and Christmas in our home, but makes a perfect hot...
Prep Time 10 mins
Cook Time 1 hr
Temp Low
Yield Serves 30
This festive hot mulled cider will fill your home with a holiday aroma all winter long.
- 2 Quarts Apple Cider
- 1 Can Pineapple Juice
- 1 Package Cinnamon Red Hots
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Let ingredients mix together in warm slow cooker and enjoy!
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The beginning of the week it was quite warm and I grabbed my camera to take shots of all the signs of spring around our property. Many of the blooms I don't recognize—all part of being a Tennessee transplant from New England.
So tonight, I'm showing some of the photos I captured with a few I'm going to use for some new paintings in the near future.
First up is a bloom I cannot identify. It is probably one of the many "tree-weeds" we have here. I liked the color combination of chartreuse, yellow and pink hues.
The next blooms I do recognize… they are from our peach trees in the back yard. We have about 7 of them on the property. They have produced hundreds of little peaches but I've never been able to harvest any of them because of all the insects feasting on every one. I talked to a native gardener awhile back and she said it's impossible to produce fruit without using pesticides. Last season I saturated them with organic solutions but not one peach could survived. Really makes you question on what "organic" really means. Just how do you keep insects away from juicy peaches?
Below is a closeup of the new growth from one of the peach trees. I am going to paint this composition. It will look great as an abstract.
Image below is not a sign of spring— I simply liked the aged texture and the creams and browns surrounded by green. Anyone know what this is? It almost looked like cotton to me; but I'm sure it's not.
The following photo shows all our pear trees blooming along the woods out back. I love all the white flowers and with the time of day when I took this shot, it cast a pretty blue hue over everything. I'm going to paint this one too.
I have no idea what kind of plant this next one is but I loved the spindly growth forming around a new bud emerging. It's quite peculiar.
I'm done with the winter season and ready for everything to be lush and green—out with the past and in with the new!
Have a good evening and don't forget to set your clocks forward tonight!!


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Recreational thru professional training. Everything you would need for grappling or stand up training with a world class training staff.
This is not a center for cardio kickboxing unthusiasts - only real training in real combative arts here.
Specific conditioning programs for combat sports athletes plus day and evening classes sets this facility apart. Fighters have times to train 3 tmes a day.
Elite center with an elite space and crew to train you in it.
1/15/2008 12:11am, #2
kind of a short review but looks like a nice place...
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I've been hear before. nice facility, with decent equipment and a ring, but the scores are grossly inflated. they need to check the criteria. they are using the term "world class" very loosely.FACT- Eddie Bravo invented the triangle choke when he used it to tap out helio gracie at an ac/dc concert.