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Orad ships new Morpho 3.0 release
The Orad Morpho solution revolutionizes character generation with smart graphic design tools and flexible playout capabilities, facilitating an efficient and easy 3D workflow.
Orad's New Smart-Shot Solution Triggers Broadcast Graphics More Quickly
Ideal for graphics-intensive productions such as news, sports and elections, Orad Smart-Shot's quick access and triggering of graphics significantly simplifies the workflow, giving operators more time to facilitate broadcast graphics selection and playout.
Orad to Showcase New Broadcast Graphics, Video Server and MAM Solutions at Broadcast Asia 2013
Orad will present industry-leading broadcast solutions at Broadcast Asia 2013 held in Singapore from June 18-21, on stands 5A5-10 and 4B2-24. The Orad product lineup at Broadcast Asia 2013 features PowerWall, Morpho, Radio TV, PlayMaker, VJ, and News Hub.
Pakistan's Dunya TV Captures General Election and Viewers with Orad On-Air Graphics Solutions
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Orad RealSet Augmented Reality and PowerWall Enhances RBC TV Production and On-Air Look
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Kontinental Hockey League Gives Better Game Coverage with Orad's Powerful Real Time Graphics
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eyevis and Orad Present Next Generation Video Walls Solution at NAB 2013 on Booth SL5709
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**Please note: We do not take returns of costumes after October 15. The Jailhouse Rock will never be the same with the Jail Dog Halloween Costume! Two-piece. Matching drawstring hat. Easy to wear pull on design. Why We Love It: Dogs will want time in "The Yard" in this Jail Dog Halloween Costume. Two piece prisoner inmate jail dog costume with orange bone detail and matching adjustable drawstring hat. Easy to wear pull on design. Sizing Information: X-Small: Chest 10-14", Neck 8-10", Length up to 8"Small: Chest 14-18", Neck 10-12", Length 8-12"Medium: Chest 18-21", Neck 12-14", Length 12-16"Large: Chest 21-24", Neck 14-16", Length 16-20"


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Let our dazzling displays kindle your Holiday Spirit!
Celebrate the season with a holiday wonderland steeped in joy and cheer. Take in our awe-inspiring choreographed light show and watch the entire Oasis Pool area transform into vibrant, spectacular color. Plan a visit with Santa and enjoy a spin around the ice rink. Warm up with a savory cup of hot cocoa or hot apple cider and immerse yourself in holiday magic as you mingle with strolling carolers, elves, snowmen and reindeer.
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Share the season with your family and friends. Our holiday cabana rental includes: One skating session for 10 people, hot cocoa with Marcella whipped cream, hot cider and holiday cookies, marshmallows, cable TV, and toasty warm blankets. $150 - 2 hours
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My 3 best peeling / masks products au naturel.
Hello to all the readers, I wish to introduce you to different products that you could integrate in your skin care regime from my home country France. So here are my 3 top preforming masks and peelings which give an outstanding result and leave a glowing skin without all those sillicones, PEG, powders synthetic perfumes etc…
1. Sampar, Equalizing Foam Peel
What they say: "This high performance 3-in-1 is applied as a mask, purifies as a peel and effortlessly rinses off like a cleanser. Equalizing Foam Peel gently exfoliates the epidermal layer, freeing the skin of deeply rooted pollutants and toxins. Grain- and colorant-free."
What I think: This is by far the best all in one products I have ever used that leave my skin smooth, radiant and strongly helps reducing the dark stain cause by the occasional blemish. The use is very different from all other products and My favorite and must have product. It is quite expensive but does worth every euro. One word – AMAZING!
Use it with… Daily Dose Foaming Cleanser by Sampar, best of the range face cleanser.
2. Ren, Glycolactic Radiance Renewal Mask
What they say: "A potent bio active peel mask designed to renew the complexion, reduce the appearance of fine lines and dramatically improve skin tone."
What I think: The texture is not best but 10 minutes later, the skin is very soft and dewy. It does stink a little bit while applying it but don't let this put you off as the results are outstanding and the face is very radiant. Use it with – Micro Polish Cleanser, A two in one formula that deeply cleanses and gently exfoliates to prepare your skin absorbing the mask.
3. Doux Me – Comforting Face and Mask Exfoliator
What they say – "The "white rose" face mask is a comforting emulsion, created to regenerate and profoundly oxygenate fragile and sensitive skins. It is also suitable for combination skins during periods of stress and/or irritations. Sublime pleasure, comforting sensation and intense softness, your skin is hydrated and regains its softness and elasticity."
What I think: It smells really divine and the combination of essential oils is the best by far seen into an organic product. Of all three this is the most natural and organic product where you can decide the intensity of the scrub or just a relaxing mask. It leave the skin very fresh and soft but it is a gentle product so more recommended for normal and dry skins or the winter season.
Use it with – Ultimate bliss for lips, the best lip balm (in my opinion).


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SPOKANE-- Spokane's Police Department could soon see a boost in revenue since the City Council came one step closer to approving a traffic school Monday night.
Road related deaths are on the rise nationally. Staff with the Spokane Police Department hope traffic school can bring those numbers down locally.
Almost 24,000 infractions were handed out in Spokane last year. City leaders estimate 10% of those drivers would take the chance to go to traffic school if it was offered.
Right now the county oversees any traffic school programs in the area.
Monday night the City Council approved an inter-local agreement to let the police department open up its own traffic school.
Instructors like A.J. Seitz at 911 driving school say they've seen the impact it makes on students. "I think it's going to pay off because the majority of the people won't be repeat offenders."
The program would let you pay for traffic school instead of the fine. It would cost the same amount of money but likely will bring in more revenue for the police department.
Drivers could choose from one day-long class or two-evening sessions.
Instructors and city leaders agree that education has to be an active part of traffic enforcement to keep everyone safe on the road.
The city council is set to vote on the ordinance next month and expected to approve it. Classes could be offered by the city early next year.


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Our team of qualified technicians and support staff share in our mission: To do every job right, the first time.
We also understand our responsibility to the community we service and the people we employ. From driving to the job site, to remediation of hazardous material, we will not compromise the health and safety of our customers, our technicians, or our community.
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International Clinical Trials Day
On this day in 1747, British Navy surgeon James Lind began a series of experiments into the cause of scurvy. It consisted of 12 men, grouped into pairs and given everything from cider to oranges and lemons, and it eventually establishing a link between citrus fruits and scurvy. This was the first ever clinical trial, and that is why today is designated International Clinical Trials Day. I'm joined by Dr Cathy Kelly, consultant oncologist at the Mater Hospital and by Diane Hanley, a patient who has taken part in trials.http://www.rte.ie/radio1/today-with-sean-o-rourke/programmes/2014/0520/618484-today-with-sean-o-rourke-tuesday-20-may-2014/?clipid=1580338


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He was born on October 3, 1952 in Daviess Co., to the late George W. and Ella Marie Bray Craig. George had worked for Owensboro Grain Co. and Owensboro River Sand and Gravel and had been a Baptist minister since 1992. He loved serving the Lord and had served in several churches in the area: Friendship Baptist Church at Cabot and Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Pattieville, both in Ohio Co., Greenbriar Baptist Church in Utica, and West Point Baptist Church near Pellville. He was a member of the International Order of Oddfellows and loved spending time with his grandchildren.
George was also preceded in death by a son, Anthony Dwayne Craig in 1972 and several brothers and sisters.
Surviving are his wife of 41 years, Connie Wigginton Craig, two sons, Thomas Craig and wife Jennifer of Owensboro and Dr. Jeffrey Michael Craig and fiancé Chelsea Reese of Oklahoma City, OK, a daughter, Donna Campbell and husband Joshua of Owensboro, six grandchildren, Kaitlyn and Noah Craig, and Whitney, Jacob, Zachary, and Abbigail Campbell, two brothers, Billy Craig of Henderson and Joe Craig of McLean Co., two sisters, Janie Sue McClellan and Mary Baize, both of Owensboro, and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 14 at Glenn Funeral Home and Crematory with burial following in Owensboro Memorial Gardens.
Visitation will be 2:00-8:00 p.m. Monday and after 10:00 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions can be made for the benefit of the Daviess Co. Detention Center Jail Ministry, 3337 U. S. Highway 60 East, Owensboro, KY 42303.
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We've all had bad weeks. This one is no exception.
Lunchsense is my "full time" job, which means I attend to it every weekday after my two boys get to school (8:15) and before they get out of school (2:35). This isn't nearly enough time to keep all the plates spinnin', so I often return to work in the evening after dinner. Since I work at my house, to keep it – work, house, kids, laundry, groceries, dinner, whatever – all together I try and keep to a pretty tight schedule.
With the start of the school year I've tried to get a steady supply of playdates to keep my kids busy (and happy) so I can avoid having to shlep over to the grade school at 2:30 and lose an otherwise very productive hour (or more). Ideally (so the plan goes) at least half those gigs would be at someone else's house, and the perfect storm would find both my boys going somewhere other than our house so I don't have to kill that hour going to the school only to say that yes, they can go to their friends' houses.
I'm Oh-for-five this week, though. Ouch.
I've had a houseful of "spares" (as in kids – also known as "strays") all week long, which would be fine (we call it "subtraction by addition", this bringing-in of kids to keep mine out of my hair) except several have been the recalcitrant types who don't WANT to be here, and to prevent them from breaking out and trying to walk home I've had to keep a weather eye on them. I actually did have to chase one four blocks and carry him back. It is, sadly, not a great way to work.
We've also had houseguests. I really like houseguests, and as members of couchsurfing.com we have a steady stream of fascinating, generous, kind, complete strangers staying overnight here. Of course we have complete control over who stays and who doesn't, but when we agree to host a couchsurfer we have no idea what life will have served up in the interim. Our most recent guests were delightful – among the favorites of everyone we've ever hosted, in fact – but haven't we all had that night of "I am having an absolutely wonderful time with these people, which is only slightly ruined by the recall of the huge pile of work I should otherwise be doing"??
I've also had evening meetings. Again, they are for groups I absolutely love and wouldn't dream of giving up, but the end result is that I haven't been able to carve out even an hour or two for work most nights this week.
Did I mention that one of my boys misplaced, in a record-setting 48 hours' time, his glasses, his shoes, two sweatshirts, the family camera, and his school binder? All were eventually found, but you know how it is. Just one more thing.
Same boy, different day: he brought to me (to his credit, sheepishly) three food containers for his Lunchsense lunchbox that had been waylaid under his desk for…weeks? I have no idea. And I had just 'bought' (from company inventory) three more of the exact same containers that very same day.
So here it is, Friday afternoon, and my to-do list for the week is not only NOT shorter, it's way, way longer. Simple things – what the &^# do I do when a printer has "print skew"?? – have completely shut down my productivity. THE WHOLE WEEK has been a testimonial to bad customer service: technical issues that should take 5 minutes to fix have taken 30; Thirty minute problems have taken 90. To top it all, I've spent over an hour on customer service hold lines every day this week, and every day has been for a different problem.
Speaking of "customer service," I've created my very own disaster, all by myself, by shipping an order meant for Malta…to Malaysia. Seriously. (Therein lies the great downside of autofill. Type M-A-L and hit return, yeah? Um, no, Nancy.) Another hour went down the rabbit hole trying to un-disaster that beauty.
So, to all who care to hear, I've dug down deep and found a refuge from this week's frustrations. Here it is (Forgive me, in advance, for showing my age. Note, though, I highly recommend this to them of any age):
Lynryd Sykynryd. Freebird. Really, really, really ear-bleedin' loud. (I have to acknowlege – painfully – that it's not loud enough. Have I finally wasted my hearing?) Nine minutes and nine seconds of escapist bliss. I'm on about my seventh time 'round and it's exhilarating, liberating, and exactly what I need to scrub out the memory of this wretched week, and I highly recommend it to anyone with ears and a bad day in the rear view mirror.
Next up: Inagaddadavida (Iron Butterfly). Frankenstein (Edgar Winter Group). Hold Your Head Up (Argent. First line: "And if it's baaaad, don't let it hold you down, you can take it" Aaahhh, pearls of wisdom). Sunshine of your Love (Cream). Hocus Pocus (Focus). Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress (the Hollies). Bungle in the Jungle (Jethro Tull). And, of course, Stairway to Heaven (Led Zep).
And I'm not even going to try and fix iTunes, which seems to unable to find over half the music in my library. That'll be Monday's problem.
Nancy, I've dealt with you personally and you were wonderful. I recommend your business to anyone who asks about lunch supplies for kids. We use LunchSense products every day of the week and I'm so glad to have them. Keep up the good work.
Oh, Alexandra, you just made my day. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I received the lunchbox closures yesterday. Thank you very much such wonderful service! My sons were happy to have their lunchboxes back at school today. I really love your product. I have told all my friends about it. I'm planning on buying 2 additional lunchboxes just so I have back up. My 3 year old sometimes forgets his lunchbox at school so it's good to have a back up. I'll have to take some photos of the boys with their lunchboxes for you. Thanks again for everything.
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The Joomla open source CMS, which is offered under the General Public License (GPL) version 2.0, is a continuation of the work of the development team that unanimously resigned from the Mambo project in August 2005 (see "fork"). Joomla version 1.0 is derived from Mambo 184.108.40.206 but includes many additional bug fixes and security patches.
The Joomla Web CMS is considered to be a popular choice for many types of websites, including corporate sites, news or blogs, government applications, small business sites and sites where secure logins are required. The ecosystem of Joomla developers and users provide products and services to the Joomla community which has more than one-half million members and more than 20,000 developers.
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Invader ZIM: : -- A short alien bent on conquering Earth poses as a human, and only one paranoid child knows his secret. Warning: Piggies may be involved in resulting insanity.
Invader Zim Volume 2
A short alien bent on conquering Earth poses as a human, and only one paranoid child knows his secret
Prepare for some Irken yuletide goodness as the series Invader Zim concludes. Watch Zim eat waffles while a pair of backseat drivers makes trouble from beyond the stars. And, yes, boys and girls, there is a Santa...and he's bent on world domination!
Dib is in for the arena science fight of his life against a bruiser named Shunk.
Someone has stolen the planet Earth, preventing Zim from destroying it himself!
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Sarah Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prinze Jr. Welcome Second Child
Sarah Michelle Gellar is officially a mother of two!
The actress and husband Freddie Prinze Jr. recently welcomed their second child, a rep for Sarah Michelle confirmed to Access Hollywood on Monday.
"Sarah Michelle and Freddie Prinze, Jr. are thrilled to announce that they welcomed a baby son into the world this past week," the rep said in a statement. "Mother and baby are doing great."
The new bundle of joy joins sister Charlotte Grace, who was born in September 2009.
"Charlotte is very excited to be a big sister," the rep added.
Sarah Michelle, 35, and Freddie, 36, tied the knot in 2002.
The couple met on the set of 1997's "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and later shared the screen in 2002's "Scooby Doo" and 2004's "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed."
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Talk about a foot long. A Subway sandwich technician admitted today to putting his penis on bread and posting the photo on Instagram,
[VIDEO] 'Hipster' wedding proposal is adorable, but also a little frightening
HuffPo is calling this the "Ultimate Hipster Wedding Proposal" (perhaps jumping on the NYT bandwagon of trying to cash in — way late to the party, like, years and years late — on that whole hipster thing that was a thing and we're pretty sure is almost completely not a thing anymore) but we are not entirely convinced.


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hits the spot!Posted on 12 / 14 / 2012
This place is awesome, funky little food truck that serves biscuits and gravy with different toppings. Everything can be made vegan if you ask. Tofu scramble, fake bacon, vegan gravy, daiya cheese, etc... And they have awesome french press coffee too. Covered outdoor seating, and great music playing:) Super nice staff who was happy to explain everything to us.
Call ahead if you're worried they wont be open, they're only open until 2pm.
Can't say it's "healthy", but sometimes you just want some delicious hot comfort food.
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Spanx Bra-llelujah's innovative, patent-pending design has naturally adjusting shoulder and back straps, made from a unique hosiery fabric that automatically conforms to your body like a second skin, banishing VBL (Visible Bra Lines) and minimizing back fat. Front closure design eliminates uncomfortable metal hooks and clasps in back. Smooth, soft, molded cups provide uplifting support and coverage. Unique channel design guarantees under wire never peeks or pops through. So, say good-bye to BBS (Bad Bra Syndrome) and hello to your new #1 bra...Bra-llelujah!
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Almost good!
By Still cooking
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Unlike a lot of other Spanx products I have tried, this bra is comfortable. It is overpriced. My biggest criticism is the thick padding which would work well for somebody with an A-cup, but I am a 36DD - I do not need an inch of padding. I would say that the excessive padding makes the cup a bit small.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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did not fit
By nana62
from Vernon, b.c.
This is the third time I have ordered a spans bra and I have sent them all back. I tried different sizes and they still did not fit. I will not be ordering again. Too bad because the quality seemed great.
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not for me
By Liza G.
from Coquitlam,B.C.
I hesitate to write a negative review for this bra as I am a fairly satisfied Spanx customer for many of their other products, but I'm so picky when it comes to underwire..I'm constantly looking for that perfect one. Alas, this one is not. The material is nice and soft, but the straps (for me), should be adjustable,& the underwire is still a source of discomfort, even after having it on for a few minutes. I needed to return it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Awesome Bra!
By MatMaven
from Prince George
I just got the bra, ordered true to size as was recommended - when I put it on I said "wow".The most comfortable and best fitting bra I have ever had. I went to my drawer and took out all of my other bras to make room for these ones.I have recommneded the bra to several people.Love them.
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Comfy but expensive!
By Artist
from Vancouver
Just received this bra and tried it on right away. Feels quite comfy and I especially like the softness of the cups and the wide no-hooks band in the back. I haven't worn it except for the try-on, but I'm pretty sure it will be better than the bras I wear now. I do agree with the other reviewers that adjustable straps would be better & the adjusters could be made from silicone or soft plastic, not metal!, so it would still be comfortable. Even at the blockbuster price, I think it's quite expensive for a bra, unless it lasts a long time and stays in the same condition!
The most comfortable bra ever!
By Patti
from Toronto, Ontario
This bra is so comfortable. I love it. I have always had a problem with my straps sliding down because of my sloping shoulders. The first day I wore it not once did I have to fix my straps so I ordered another in the black the next day. Also nothing digs into you. Everything is smooth. I love it.
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Needs adjustable straps
By Crystal
from FORT ERIE
This bra fit small and flat in the cups and they are not stretch, but worse yet is the lack of adjustable straps. I wanted to keep it but it just was BAD fitting! Back it went. Restocking , shipping, had to go back any way!
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By Deber
from Mississauga, Ontario
Love it. Fits great and gives you great shape, lift and cleavage. Being a smaller busted woman it looks great. Just as comfortable as the Ahh bra, maybe even more so cause of the way it makes you look and feel.
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Best Bra Ever
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Assad Is So Out of Vogue
It seems like only yesterday Bashar al-Assad was being courted by progressive Western politicians even as he conspired with Iranian jihadists and Kremlin strongmen.
celebrating Syrian first lady Asma al-Assad as "a rose in the desert," whose "style is not the couture-and-bling dazzle of Middle Eastern power but a deliberate lack of adornment . . . a thin, long-limbed beauty with a trained analytic mind who dresses with cunning understatement."


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Joe Arvidson brings a practical approach to the course Correctional Design. With more than 25 years as a probation officer, Mr. Arvidson has the experience to bring course material to life for students and illustrate how practical theories work in the "real world." He is now employed as a Planning Specialist for Ramsey County Community Corrections in their Staff Training and Organizational Development Unit. The mixture of academic excellence with professional acumen gives students critical analysis skills that will need in the workplace.
Joe Arvidson has taught at Concordia since 2000, designing and teaching several undergraduate and graduate level courses.
Dave Axt has 29-years' experience in nuclear security, to include: operations, supervision, management, auditing, contingency planning, risk analyses and training. He earned a Master of Science (MSc) in Security & Risk Management from Leicester University, England; and he is Certified in Homeland Security – Level III, American College of Forensic Examiners Institute. Mr. Axt is currently the Sr. Security Projects Manager for Xcel Energy. His previous positions include Fleet Security Training & Protective Strategy Manager and Prairie Island Security Manager. Earlier, Dave Axt served seven years in the U.S. Marine Corps, and then five years as a Security Police Officer at a Department of Energy nuclear weapons facility. Since 2003 Dave Axt has taught several courses with CSP, to include: Synthesizing Literature, Tactical Problem Solving; NIMS for Law Enforcement; Security Risk Management; and Research Methods for Criminal Justice.
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If I could make the rating 10 out of 5 I would because Dr. Valiante and his staff go above and beyond for his patients! I had brain surgery a few years ago for seizures and it wasn't anticipated to have 100% recovery but so far it seems that's the case (don't want to jinx it) :) He is able to clearly communicate very complicated subject matter into a way that is entirely comprehensible. He shows much compassion for his patients - even though it's his job to cut us open he doesn't forget that this is (hopefully) a once in a lifetime experience for the patients. I could go on and on, but suffice it to say, he is extremely smart, an excellent doctor and wonderful person overall! Highly, highly, highly recommend him and Toronto Western Hospital in general.
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Having a Brain Tumour surgery Once is complicated enough and gives you a second chance in life! Having a Brain Tumour surgery Twice with after over 20 years of Epileptic Seizures, Chemo Therapies, Countless Medications and and still be able to walk, run, swim, play normal, communicate normal and even look normal is an Advanced Award Winning Science Project from the 21 Century and he and his crew deserve an Eternal Youth and Life as an Award if it was possible with All the Love and Thank You From the Bottom of My Heart!
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I had an incredible experience with Dr. Taufik Valiante and his team. He performed a microdiscectomy for a herniated disc Dr. Valiante's reputation is impeccable and so I trusted him 100% and, without any doubt or concern, I booked the surgery. I remember being wheeled into the OR with such excitement at the thought of waking up without the debilitating pain I had been enduring for so long. An hour after I awoke, the nurses had me walking and I was able to do so unassisted for the first time in 2 months! The next day I began taking short walks which lead to normal daily activities just a week later. Today, I'm 100% and extremely happy with my decision to have this surgery and overwhelmingly grateful to Dr. Valiante for changing my life! He is as lovely as he is talented and no doctor could ever compare on any level. Thank you to the entire team who were easily accessible, friendly and professional. May God bless you for the miracles you perform and the lives you change.
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Dr. Taufik Valiante, beyond being an exceptional surgeon, is a caring wonderful person who has made a difference in my life. With Alina Shcharinsky, his amazing first class Nurse Practitioner, and the caring Gae Slater at the front office, my otherwise fearful anxiety ridden situation could not have been made better. I both respect and have great affection for this doctor. I feel blessed to have had him and his amazing team to look after me. While I am still recouperating, and I wish everything was "cured", I am so confident now knowing that Dr. Valiante is looking after me. Thank you Dr. Valiante
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He is incredibly talented and caring. On my brain surgery, he even used procedures that take double the time because it vastly reduces leaking of brain fluid. He is so thorough, caring and humble. I have also heard that he is extremely skilled. Among the best in Canada for sure. Maybe the world.
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Dr. Valiante sets a standard that all doctor's should work by. He is kind, compassionate and caring. He made both me, and my family feel very comfortable. He took the time to carefully explain things,and answer questions. His bed side manner is impeccable. I could not have been in better hands. My post- surgery results have been amazing.
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I was sent to see this dr over one year ago. At that time I was very emotional, and thought he just didn't want to help me. He would not perform surgery on my cervical spine at the time. I now realize after seeing a few other surgeons, that he is by far the best. He was so caring compared to every other surgeon I've seen wish I would have took his advise from the beginning. You are truly an amazing doctor. Anyone that get to see him as their surgeon is blessed. I'm a 31 year old female, and suffer daily due to a car accident. I hope one day to find another doctor like him to help me.dr taufik you a truly an honest doctor.
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Awesome doctor, patient, and thorough. Excellent staff as well!
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Saw dr. Valiante for second opinion. What a difference!!!! The first dr. spent 10 min. with me and sent me packing. Dr. Valiante spent more than an hour with me reviewing CD and on exam. He trully cares and has genuine interest in the patient's well being. I feel very lucky that I have found him! I know if we go through with the surgery I am in good hands and if he says I don't need one, that it is trully so. Keep up the good work doctor and God bless you for being a true healer, some other surgeons could learn from your example.
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Silent Witness is asking for the public's help in locating two men wanted for probation violations.
Alfredo Siqueiros, 41, is described as 5'6" tall and weighs 165 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes. He is wanted for probation violation on an original charge of kidnapping.
The other man, Matthew Weir, is 39 years old. He is described as 6'4" tall and weighs 250 pounds. He has blond hair and hazel eyes.
Weir has a tattoo of an American eagle on his left arm. He is wanted for probation violation on original charges of attempted sexual assault and kidnapping.
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Introducing node-typedjs
node-typedjs is the node module, and more, for TypedJS
TypedJS is described as "lightweight program specifications for testing JavaScript"
In a nutshell you can annotate your functions with Haskell-like type signatures and then run a set of tests against those functions thus ensuring type safety. TypedJS will probably help you find some bugs in your code that you otherwise may not have found.
What it does
node-typedjs helps you test your JavaScript projects via the command line or programatically.
It gives you access to a few neat features like
contracts via the
enforce() method which enforce the types at runtime.
contracts can be used along with your unit tests to assert that your functions are behaving as intended.
Similar to contracts.coffee, typedjs aims at solving the problem differently.
- TypedJS is focused on JavaScript. But it also works on CoffeeScript just as well.
- The type signatures are comments. So there is no extra compilation and the signatures are unobtrusive.
addition.js contains your function along with its type signature.
//+ add :: Number Number -> Number
function add(a, b) {
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addition-test.js is your unit test as well as the typedjs checks.
var typedjs = require('typedjs');
var fs = require('fs');
var assert = require('assert');
typedjs.run(function (context) {
assert.equal(context.square(3), 9); // pass
assert.equal(context.square('foo', 'bar'), 'foobar'); // fail
Even though both assertions would pass, the typedjs check will fail on the second call since a number is expected.
node-typedjs will let you:
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- Use it along with your unit tests to assert your functions are behaving correctly.
Getting node-typedjs
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Toast the 2013 Holiday Aboard a Small Ship
Small ship cruises make for perfect spots to toast the 2013 holiday season or ring in the 2014 New Year with family and friends. Here are our top picks for holiday travel in 2013, with warm and cold destinations on our list!
While the festivities aboard each vessel will differ, guests will enjoy special seasonal events and celebrations aboard intimate ships ranging in capacity from 36 to 189 people. And unlike most larger mega ships that often charge extra for shore excursions, guests on small expedition ships enjoy multi-activity programs on land at no extra charge.
- Hawaiian Seascapes – Dec. 21-28, Dec. 28-Jan. 4
- Cousteau's Aquarium of the World (Baja Peninsula) – Dec. 21-28, Dec. 24-Jan. 4
- Antarctic Explorer Aboard the Ocean Diamond – Dec. 19-29
- Antarctic Peninsula including South Shetland Islands – Dec. 20-31
- Costa Rica, Panama Canal and Colombia – Dec. 22-29 comes with 25 percent savings for bookings before September 30, 2013.
- Santa Cruz Galapagos Cruise – Dec. 21-25
- Quest for Pura Vida (Costa Rica Land Adventure) – Dec. 21-29, Dec. 28-Jan. 5
- Galapagos Legend Cruise – Dec. 23-26
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Wanna get away this 2013 holiday without paying the premium for it? Trips just before and right after the holiday season come with terrific discounts and better availability. If you are flexible with your dates, significant travel deals can be found around the holidays.
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAU) - Wood County's Board of Supervisors is continuing to examine what their staff and departments need for work space.
County Board Chairman Lance Pliml says the board discussed this issue Tuesday, along with the hiring of an architectural engineer to study adding on to the courthouse. "We had authorized the expenditure of up to $60,000 to bring in an engineer, an architectural engineer to see if some of the plans we had looked at are feasible, in other words, can you go up, out, down, what's the best direction to go and can the existing structure handle it? We had some pushback there that people thought that maybe we should try to do a little more of that in-house."
County business has changed over the years, and Pliml says some departments have been merged to make them more efficient. One example is combining Health and Human Services with Unified Health Services in one location under one director.He says that was the right thing to do, but they need more room.
Pliml says the county probably needs to move some departments to give them room to operate more efficiently. "Our thought is that we probably have adequate space located in different buildings we own around the county, but that people aren't located necessarily where they need to be, so the first part of that is to look at available space, and some of that might exist for instance at our Norwood Health Facility where we have a fair amount of square footage that is under-utilized."
The Chairman says the board is also looking at relocating some county offices currently in rented space. "We have been renting space in the Marshfield City Hall for about twenty years now, and we are going to pull those employees out of City Hall and move those into existing space that we have at Norwood and possibly some into the Rapids area."
Pliml says they may not have enough total square footage after leaving rented space, and some of the facilities need to be looked at for modernization such as fiber optics and power outlets for computer operations.
He says the space issues are not an emergent need, but they will look at it over time to develop a plan and work to keep the tax levy down at the same time.
WSAU's interview with Lance Pliml's covers a few topics, and is available in our podcast section under "Newsmaker Interviews."


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This NPC can be found in Shattrath City (9).
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- A'dal says: 'At darkest hour, redemption comes, in knightly lady sworn to blood.'
- A'dal says: 'Broken, then betrayed by one, standing there bestride the sun.'
- A'dal says: 'Led astray into the night, armed with sword of broken Light.'
- A'dal says: 'Silvery moon, washed in blood,'
- A'dal says: Both our peoples have suffered greatly at the hands of Kael'thas and his agents, Lady Liadrin. Your people were not the authors of their own fate, but they will die if they do not change.
- A'dal says: Fear not, young one, for this crusader shall not taste death.
- A'dal says: In life, Bridenbrad was the bearer of great deeds. Now, in passing, he shall taste only paradise.
- A'dal says: It wasn't I who foretold it, but Velen of the Draenei:
- A'dal says: Patience, general. The Light embraces all who enter Shattrath in good faith.
- A'dal says: The battle for the Sunwell is but the first step on your new path, Lady Liadrin. Shattrath is open to you and all who follow you.
- A'dal says: The light does not abandon its champions.
- A'dal says: The Shattered Sun Offensive will surely benefit from the addition of your knights, Lady Liadrin.
- A'dal says: You are welcome in Shattrath, Lady Liadrin. We have long awaited your arrival.


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The benefit show #DonateAndDance has received on behalf of GIRO 555 a total amount 35.798,- Euros! This is from the monies received from ticket sales, drinks, and private donations. This amount does not include donations received through the UPC Nederland broadcast which is coursed directly to GIRO 555 and donations received by other Philippine and international non-profit organisations due to the live and post broadcast found on the website http://www.donateanddance.com.
The support from the DJs who've played and the many who didn't but still supported us around the world, booking/management agencies, production companies, dance organisations, media and of course many volunteers has been fantastic. And of course all the fans and listener's worldwide!
It is heartwarming to see how people in the dance industry can come together… from DJs who've played and the many who didn't but still supported us around the world, booking / management agencies, production companies, dance organisations, media, and of course many volunteers and help in many different ways for a good cause. In such a short amount of time and through the generosity of organizations we've also been able to broadcast the event both on audio and video in the telegraaf, numerous broadcast stations worldwide, and of course our website http://www.donateanddance.com. Through their generosity our cause has reached a global audience. Donations from these broadcasts are directed to a number of non-profit organisations. The list of non profit organisations can be found on our website. We are not able to see how much is currently being earned through this, seeing this was also set up in a couple of days. But we hope the broadcast and website will help non-profit organizations receive more donations.
What has started as a Dutch dance benefit project at Club Panama Amsterdam in Holland to create awareness and encourage people to donate to victims in the Philippines via the benefit, directly to GIRO 555, and / or in their own special way became last night a global initiative.
"There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning."
~Thornton Wilder
"On behalf of all the Filipinos around the globe, we love all of you and your efforts to help the victims of typhoon Hayian. Together we make a difference. Thank you for helping them rebuild their lives. Maraming Salamat Po." Lia and Ferry Corsten.
Thank you to all who have worked to make #donateanddance DJs for the Philippines a reality!


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Idiom correction
A person parks a vehicle and begins canoeing at a point along a stream, B, which is equidistant from two points on the stream, A and C. The stream flows from point C toward point A and beyond. If the person canoes to point C, "up" stream, and loses all means of locomotion then the person can simply ride the current back to point B. However, if the person canoes from point B to point A, "down" stream and loses all means of locomotion then the only way to get back to point B is by portaging the canoe. Therefore, the idiom should be "DOWN shit creek without a paddle." QED.
Changing directions: Just veering off a bit
I admit I've all but abandoned my blog. With the proliferation of Twitter, Facebook, Stack Exchange, and a host of other social networking tools, in addition to my time commitments this has just slipped off my radar.
My twins are now in first grade and they're involved in soccer 3 days a week plus cub scouts. The rest of my free time has been pretty much dedicated to competitive shooting – mostly practice.
I haven't had much interesting to say about software of the business of software either since I haven't been working on anything cutting edge, or what I would consider interesting beyond a very small niche of programmers.
So I thought I'd try writing about shooting for a while. I'm heavily involved in competitive shooting, and since most of my free time goes into that I thought why not? I'll try that and see how it goes.
Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby
This is the internet routing around a problem.
Since Why The Lucky Stiff disappeared and the poignant guide domain with him, I've made the PDF available here: Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby
It's also available online in html format here: http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/ if you prefer that format.
Hoping Why reappears soon.
RE: Fark
First I'd like to thank Fark for having a 6-hour delay between account creation and comment privileges as it gives me an excuse to update this blog.
This is just a stupid retort to this viral comment on Fark: http://www.fark.com
I admit I haven't proof-read this, so excuse the grammar and spelling as I'm sure there are errors. It's not meant to be a political commentary so much as a simple rebuttal to the seemingly witty ozone.
Disclaimer: If you don't have a sense of humor, or you're unsure about its quality, stop now; do not pass Go; do not collect $200. Please direct your browser to disney.com. Otherwise proceed.
Dear ozone, I fixed this for you.
This morning I wasn't awakened by my alarm clock because the electric meter was broken, so I called the public power monopoly regulated by the U.S. Department of Energy to get some assistance. I was told they would send someone out in about 9 hours, but the meter is attached to my house so they would have to charge me. I complained about the customer service, but it's a monopoly.
I then took a shower in the clean, chlorine-less water provided by my private well.
After that, I turned on the TV to one of the FCC-regulated channels to see what the local news channel's Doppler radar indicated that the weather would be like. My satellite dish receives signals using satellites designed and built by a private company who paid the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to put it into orbit. At least I have two choices of satellite providers unlike my local FCC/FTC-enabled cable monopoly.
I watched this while eating my breakfast of genetically engineered U.S. Department of Agriculture-inspected food hoping not to have a repeat bout of salmonella. I took the Food and Drug Administration-approved drugs that are believed responsible for heart failure and liver damage, but are still on the market thanks to the drug lobby our political machination adores.
On the way out the door I deposit any mail I have to be sent out in my email sent items and fedex any urgent materials. I then drop the kids off at the private school because the public schools are under-funded and falling behind the rest of the world in curriculum and education standards.
At the appropriate time, as regulated by the U.S. Congress and kept accurate by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the U.S. Naval Observatory, I get into my National Highway Traffic Safety Administration-approved automobile and set out to the airport on the roads built by the local, state, and federal Departments of Transportation that are in desperate need of repair, possibly stopping to purchase additional fuel of a quality level determined by the Environmental Protection Agency, using legal tender issued by the privately held Federal Reserve Bank that prints money on behalf and at the request of the U.S. government.
I almost missed my flight (operated by a private airline regulated by the Federal Aviation Administration) because the screeners who work for the U.S. Transportation Security
Administration under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security accused me of carrying too much toothpaste, and harassed me because I refused to submit to a millimeter wave full body scan. There was also a mix-up with my name potentially being on a secret "no-fly" list but that was sorted out when the FBI arrived and assured the screener that my name hadn't shown up on any unauthorized warrantless wiretaps.
After spending another day not being maimed or killed at work because I sit in an air-conditioned office working on the Underwriters' Labs Inc.-approved computers and monitors. Thankfully I don't rely on the U.S. government to sanction any of these devices in light of the soldiers in Iraq being electrocuted just trying to shower. I also enjoyed another two meals which again do not kill me despite the USDA, I drive my NHTSA car back home on the shoddy DOT roads incurring only one pot hole-induced flat tire, to my house which has not burned down in my absence, even though it was built in the 1800′s before the fire marshal inspected such buildings, because I remembered to turn off the burners on the stove. Fortunately it has not been plundered of all its valuables thanks to the locks I placed on the doors myself purchased from the privately owned hardware store down the street. My home was burglarized once but the police never did catch the people responsible.
And then I log on to the privately developed World Wide Web, underpinned by the Internet developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration, to read the local news gathered and reported by employees of the privately held newspaper company. I read the news about the trillions of dollars of bailout money the U.S. government gave to the banks responsible for the recession and collapse of the economy. I also saw a headline about the exhaustion of U.S. Social Security funds.
Then I decide I've had enough so I post on Freerepublic.com and Fox News forums about how SOCIALISM in medicine is BAD because the government can't do anything right.


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A pickup fire scorched part of the Monaco circuit ahead of the big F1 race this weekend, according to Martin Brundle. Crews are repairing the tarmac, which is at the turn in point to the track's first corner. (H/T Quattro-LUVR!)
Truck fire burns new patch of Monaco F1 track
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