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Today I spent a great afternoon with Comtesse de Ferveur, making shopping in the vintage shops of "le Marais" in Paris, it's always a pleasure to meet bloggers in real life !
Aujourd'hui j'ai passé une super après-midi avec Comtesse de Ferveur à faire les boutiques de fripes du Marais, c'est toujours un plaisir de rencontrer des blogueuses dans la vraie vie !
Today I spent a great afternoon with Comtesse de Ferveur, making shopping in the vintage shops of "le Marais" in Paris, it's always a pleasure to meet bloggers in real life !
11/12/2011 9:44pm
This outfit is sublime and I love this red room of yours! How amazing you have met the Comtesse de Ferveur!
11/13/2011 10:52am
LOVE this neutral, earthy, layered outfit. It would look drab on me but is beautifully etheral and whimsical on you!
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11/13/2011 8:23pm
I really like your sweater <3
11/14/2011 3:53am
You know I am always in awe of your outfits but mostly I could never pull them off This on the other hand I would so love to wear. In love with that skirt.
11/14/2011 6:31am
It was a lovely afternoon! Thanks so much again. Looking forward to seeing your amazing skirt! xx
11/14/2011 7:00am
oh my that sweater is divine, love love the knit and of course the color
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11/15/2011 3:37pm
j'adore trop ces chaussures elles existent en gris tu crois?
11/16/2011 1:24pm
Love the white and nude on you..
11/16/2011 3:05pm
Hi!!! Tnx for comment!!! wow, you look awesome, this sweater and skirt are so awwwww....so simply but chic!!!Beautiful!!!
11/16/2011 10:16pm
Your afternoon sounds wonderful,especially meeting another blogger!
11/25/2011 5:21am
Gorgeous skirt! I love how you combine pastel colours together. They look so delicate, but awesome. :)
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SO GOOD and the most healthy recipe for something sweet I've ever seen. You don't need to add the Stevia packet/syrup — i did at maybe about a half teaspoonish of salt to bring out the natural sweetness of the Sweet Potato. SO GOOD.

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By Lindsey DiMattina, Hollywood.com Staff
Anthony Hopkins isn't the only iconic serial killer-playing actor in Hollywood anymore. Recently, Zachary Quinto's American Horror Story: Asylum character, Dr. Oliver Thredson, was revealed to be a serial killer and, well, this makes it the second time that Quinto has played a mass murderer. Remember his epic role as mutant Sylar in Heroes? Well, Monday night on Conan, Quinto revealed what he thinks makes him such such a clear cut serial killer (pun intended) and it's all in his brows!
""I have been talking to my therapist about [what makes me a serial killer] for the last six years,"" the 35-year-old actor told Conan O'Brien. ""My strong brow? It really is the downward position of the head with the upward glance."" He then went on to demonstrate his ferocious killer face.
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Tim Burton's 'Pinocchio' Might Have a Writer
Tim Burton's wish upon a star might finally be coming true as his long-gestating Pinocchio project seems to be advancing along the pre-production phase with today's announcement. According to THR, negotiations are underway to secure Jane Goldman (X-Men: First Class) to pen the script. Burton is expected to direct and Robert Downey Jr. is rumored to be all set as the puppet's creator, Gepetto.
Pinocchio was originally written by Carlo Collodi as the story of a lonely man named Gepetto who creates a wooden puppet that he wishes to be his own son. Pinocchio went on to become an instant classic when Disney turned it into the 1940 animated feature length film. There have been other versions made since then and even has a stop-motion version being created by Guillermo del Toro.
Although no firm commitment or deal is actually in place for any of the names attached, it would appear that getting Goldman is meant to send the signal that the film is definitely a go. Hollywood loves turning old stories, or more appropriately, brand names, into new revenue sources and with the entire world already knowing the name of Pinocchio, then you can be sure that Warner Bros. will do whatever it takes to get this film made.


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A number of aircraft accident victims, who have never before spoken on camera and were the only survivors of an aircraft crash, are speaking now as part of a new documentary called, "Sole Survivor," produced by Yellow Wing Productions. The film opened on a limited basis last week in Detroit and will run again in Minneapolis on May 23 as details of the world premiere are being finalized. Participants include the copilot of Comair 5191 at Lexington, Ky., and a then four-year old passenger, Cecelia Cichan Crocker, who lived through the 1987 crash of Northwest 255 near Detroit.
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NetCarrier's nCloud xStream service is available at retail prices starting at $169.95, including static IP addresses and managed equipment. The service is deployed using a fiber optic backbone, and is available in 16 markets in the continental United States, including large cities like Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and New York. nCloud xStream can be sold as Internet only, or bundled with NetCarrier's traditional voice (PRI, Analog, SIP) or nCloud PBX products.
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Recent polling conducted on behalf of the Aerospace Industries Association shows considerable public support for fully funding the Federal Aviation Administration and the Next Generation Air Transportation System.
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With a large French garden, true oasis of peace in the city, Le Bristol Paris is ideally located on the rue du Faubourg St Honore, one of Paris most distinguished shopping streets The hotel has been welcoming privileged guests since 1925 and features 188 rooms and suites, all decorated in pure 18th century style Guests may enjoy the newly designed gastronomic restaurant Epicure, which overlooks the French gardens with exceptional and innovative cuisine by 3 Michelin star Chef Eric Frechon The luxury brasserie 114 Faubourg, located on two open levels, is a garden of delights that is open seven days a week. At the helm of the 93 seat restaurant is Eric Desbordes, a young Chef awarded in 2012 by one Michelin star The lobby bar, elegant and spontaneous, welcomes you for an afternoon tea, or less formal lunch or dinner whereas Le Bar du Bristol is the new trendy place in Paris offering a combination of classical and modern design to welcome visitors from Paris and around the world The Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie has been enlarged in October 2011 and is now multibrand, with the exclusive presence of the Swiss brand La Prairie, together with By Terry cosmetics and The Organic Pharmacy brand. A kids club Les Amis Hippolyte has also been created. On the 6th floor, made of teak and glass like the most magnificent 19th century yachts, the swimming pool opens onto a vast solarium taking in all of Paris These exceptional facilities are all offered by the hotel to complete its dedication to the guests wellbeing, they allowed Le Bristol Paris to be recognized in 2011 as the first French Palace in the capital, the ultimate reference for French Art de vivre Extra beds are available for an additional cost of 150 euros per night. This is subject to availability and depending on type of accommodationInformation missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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We offer fully catered and self catered chalets and apartments in Les Gets.We have a very wide selection, something to suite all tastes, requirements and budgets. We pride ourselves on the quality of service we deliver – we are based in Les Gets and there to help you get the most from your holiday. Chalet Nomad is one of the larger chalets we offer.
Chalets 1066 are an extremely helpful and friendly team where nothing is too much trouble! We had a fantastic week...We will definitely be back! from Alison, Nicola and the gang'
Self Catered Chalets Au Gre Du Temps
We manage a very wide range of Self Catered Chalets and Apartments in Les Gets, ranging from 6 bedrooms to 2 bedrooms and from luxury to economy. Larger groups can be accommodated at Chalet Hastings. For all self catered - a range of optional services are available: ski pass delivery, ski/boot fitting at the chalet, fresh bread and croissants delivered for breakfast and some-one local on hand 24*7.
We've stayed in chalets before where the accommodation, location and services claims were over-optimistic. This one, however, was everything and more that it claimed to be. None of us could fault anything. Would definitely go back there. It was by far the best ski chalet we've ever been to. Phil Drew
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We believe that our Fully Catered Chalet is the best value in Les Gets, located on the Chavannes Road, it has: 5 Bedrooms and 4 Bathrooms, it is Ski Back to within around 30 metres. Included: Three course evening meals with plentiful wine, cooked breakfasts, afternoon tea and cake, great hospitality.
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Six Degrees That Make Your Resume Look Good
Going back to school? Here are six degrees that will make your resume shine.
Competition is fierce in today's job market.
If you want to stand out, keep this in mind: Earning the right degree could make your resume more attractive, get you more interviews, or give you a leg up with a potential employer.
So what makes one degree more special than another? To find out, we've checked in with a number of education experts to learn what makes certain degrees so attractive to employers.
Keep reading to learn about six degrees that could help your resume stand out from the slush pile.
Degree #1: Business Administration
Few degrees say "versatility" like a bachelor's in business administration, according to Lisa Marsalek, the assistant dean of students and director of career development at Defiance College in Defiance, Ohio. That's because students pursuing a business administration degree will learn about a variety of aspects of managing an organization.
Why Your Resume Looks Good: When employers see business administration on a resume, they know that the graduate has a well-rounded understanding of the business industry, Marsalek says. "Students will typically take courses such as management, finance, accounting, economics, marketing, human resources, and organizational behavior," says Marsalek.
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Even more importantly: Many business graduates need to complete an internship as part of their degree, Marsalek explains. "Internship experience coupled with a business degree makes you very marketable," she says.
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Degree #2: Computer Science
In a technologically driven world, computer-based degree programs appear to make a whole lot of sense. According to Mary Dobransky, dean of the college of science and technology at Bellevue University, "A computer science degree shows potential employers you have the skills needed to work in a variety of computer technology jobs."
Why Your Resume Looks Good: "Almost every organization requires people with computer science skills," says Dobransky. But even if you're not sure what type of computer-based career you want to follow, a bachelor's degree in computer science is your best choice. Why? It's often listed as a minimum qualification for many computer professions, Dobransky says. This includes everything from computer systems analysts to web developers to software designers.
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Another report titled "STEM," published by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, concludes that STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) occupations are now dominated by computer occupations. The report forecasts that by 2018, 51 percent of these careers will be computer occupations.
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Degree #3: Education
A degree in education makes a person marketable because it can be used in numerous professions, says Stephen Jones, associate dean of student and strategic programs of the college of engineering at Villanova University. "While some educators choose to be teachers, others look for different career paths in corporations and government agencies," Jones explains.
Why Your Resume Looks Good: What makes the degree so desirable to employers? It starts with leadership skills. According to Jones, an education degree says you are a critical thinker and leader who's able to share ideas clearly.
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Education students must learn to research and think outside of the box - essential when dealing with kids, who don't follow the normal (adult) way of thinking. "Educators have the ability to offer instruction and direction to unlock a brand new way of understanding complex problems," he says, "and that's a skill that employers appreciate in many areas, not only the classroom."
Then there's interpersonal skills. Learning to communicate effectively is an essential part of the education curriculum, says Jones. Which is why those graduating with this degree usually make effective communicators, writers, teachers, and planners. And when educators step into the world searching for a job, they bring those skills with them, Jones adds.
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Degree #4: Finance
Since the financial crisis, businesses and independent financial agencies have been placing increased focus on how finances are managed and business is conducted, according to Sara Sutton Fell, founder and CEO of FlexJobs, an organization that helps job seekers find work opportunities. This means graduates with finance degrees are hot commodities because they can help control internal processes and spot any potential problem areas, Sutton Fell says.
Why Your Resume Looks Good: When it comes to employment, financial degrees have always been attractive to employers. People who study for finance degrees get skilled and trained in being able to look into the future of a business, assess the potential risks and rewards of business decisions, and guide businesses towards good strategy and away from bad, Sutton Fell says.
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And that ability to "project" the future of a business is a skill that employers eagerly seek. As Sutton Fell explains, when employers see a finance degree on a resume, they see a candidate who is most likely able to see the bigger picture and the details that make it up. "A finance degree in your resume says you are the kind of person who can step back and analyze a situation properly, and who will help the company stay on course," Sutton Fell adds.
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Degree #5: Communications
As we have evolved into a content-driven, wired world, communications degrees have become more attractive, more respected, and more valuable than ever, according to John DiMarco, director of the public relations program at St. John's University in New York City.
Why Your Resume Looks Good: "Communications degree programs typically teach you how to create and manage digital content and information, which is something that all organizations must do," DiMarco adds. Skills such as research, writing, and speaking (all part of a communications degree) are critical in all corporate occupations, DiMarco explains.
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And then there's the "soft factor," according to Nat Smitobol, a college admissions counselor at IvyWise, an educational consulting company. According to Smitobol, soft skills are your interpersonal and communication skills, your ability to work well with others, and think critically. "When employers see a communications degree on a resume, they know the student has acquired interpersonal, team building, public speaking/presentation, writing, and research skills that are extremely valuable in any workplace," Smitobol says.
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Degree #6: Health Care Administration
If you want your resume to look shiny and new, a health care administration degree could be for you. Why? The health care industry is experiencing tremendous growth as a result of health care reform and an aging population, according to Samuel C. Rindell, a professor at the New England College of Business and Finance.
Why Your Resume Looks Good: With the industry expanding, degree holders in health care administration should have a lot of options. "A health care administration undergraduate may choose to pursue a position within a managed care organization, in marketing or finance, or even a pharmaceutical/biotech sales position," Rindell says.
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On top of that, employers know that graduates of an accredited health care administration program will also have a strong business background, says Rindell. And employers value sound-reasoning and critical thinking skills that can be applied in a real-world setting, Rindell explains. Why? "Because these skills show potential employers that you are dedicated to the field of health care and have a broad understanding of the opportunities and challenges within the health care sector," Rindell says.
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* All potential careers listed from the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Handbook. Potential careers cite associated degrees as common, required, preferred, or one of a number of degrees acceptable as preparation. In some instances, a career might require further schooling, professional certifications, or experience, before a candidate can qualify to pursue the career.
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(1) "agency" has the meaning given it by section 551 of this title; and
(b) An individual who is a member in good standing of the bar of the highest court of a State may represent a person before an agency on filing with the agency a written declaration that he is currently qualified as provided by this subsection and is authorized to represent the particular person in whose behalf he acts.
(c) An individual who is duly qualified to practice as a certified public accountant in a State may represent a person before the Internal Revenue Service of the Treasury Department on filing with that agency a written declaration that he is currently qualified as provided by this subsection and is authorized to represent the particular person in whose behalf he acts.
(d) This section does not—
(1) grant or deny to an individual who is not qualified as provided by subsection (b) or (c) of this section the right to appear for or represent a person before an agency or in an agency proceeding;
(2) authorize or limit the discipline, including disbarment, of individuals who appear in a representative capacity before an agency;
(3) authorize an individual who is a former employee of an agency to represent a person before an agency when the representation is prohibited by statute or regulation; or
(e) Subsections (b)–(d) of this section do not apply to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office with respect to patent matters that continue to be covered by chapter 3 (sections 31–33) of title 35.
(f) When a participant in a matter before an agency is represented by an individual qualified under subsection (b) or (c) of this section, a notice or other written communication required or permitted to be given the participant in the matter shall be given to the representative in addition to any other service specifically required by statute. When a participant is represented by more than one such qualified representative, service on any one of the representatives is sufficient.
Source(Added Pub. L. 90–83, § 1(1)(A),Sept. 11, 1967, 81 Stat. 195; amended Pub. L. 106–113, div. B, § 1000(a)(9) [title IV, § 4732(b)(2)], Nov. 29, 1999, 113 Stat. 1536, 1501A–583.)
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16 U.S. Code § 952 - Commissioners; number, appointment, and qualification
The United States shall be represented on the two commissions by a total of not more than four United States Commissioners, who shall be appointed by the President, serve as such during his pleasure, and receive no compensation for their services as such Commissioners. Individuals serving as such Commissioners shall not be considered to be Federal employees while performing such service, except for purposes of injury compensation or tort claims liability as provided in chapter 81 of title 5 and chapter 171 of title 28. Of such Commissioners—
(a) not more than one shall be a person residing elsewhere than in a State whose vessels maintain a substantial fishery in the areas of the conventions;
(b) at least one of the Commissioners who are such legal residents shall be a person chosen from the public at large, and who is not a salaried employee of a State or of the Federal Government;
(c) at least one shall be either the Administrator, or an appropriate officer, of the National Marine Fisheries Service; and
Source(Sept. 7, 1950, ch. 907, § 3,64 Stat. 777; 1970 Reorg. Plan No. 4, eff. Oct. 3, 1970, 35 F.R. 15627, 84 Stat. 2090; Pub. L. 102–523, § 3(a)(1),Oct. 26, 1992, 106 Stat. 3433; Pub. L. 105–42, § 7(a),Aug. 15, 1997, 111 Stat. 1137; Pub. L. 106–562, title III, § 302,Dec. 23, 2000, 114 Stat. 2806.)
2000—Pub. L. 106–562inserted after first sentence "Individuals serving as such Commissioners shall not be considered to be Federal employees while performing such service, except for purposes of injury compensation or tort claims liability as provided in chapter 81 of title 5 and chapter 171 of title 28."
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Jul 29, 2014
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Family Engagement Is More than Just Engaging Families
Two recent articles from the Business Day section of the New York Times attracted my attention.
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HMG Connecticut celebrates the "Help Me Grow Campaign" to promote developmental screening and linkage to services
On July 18, Help Me Grow Connecticut gathered 64 community volunteers and state early childhood leaders to celebrate the wildly successful Help Me Grow Campaign. This three-month long campaign involved nine Connecticut communities in an in-depth, multi-event outreach effort to promote the awareness and use of standard developmental screening tools in order to ensure that at-risk children get the supports and services they need at the earliest point possible. More than 153 volunteers contributed to the campaign, which included 27 Community Cafes, 17 registration events, and 8 screening events.
As part of the effort, explains HMG CT marketing consultant Deborah Watson, 34 parents in the communities were trained to host Community Cafés. "It was a transformational experience," Watson says. "National trainers conducted the training in English and Spanish, which was so empowering for many of the parents. The training led to truly successful Community Cafes." A complete write-up of the HMG Campaign, including marketing materials and photos from the Campaign Celebration, will be posted at helpmegrownational.org soon.
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Alabama Project LAUNCH Grant Approved
Help Me Grow Alabama system to be expanded statewide.
Huge congratulations are due to Help Me Grow Alabama upon the approval of the state's Project LAUNCH grant. Project LAUNCH will allow for the expansion of the HMG system across the state, as it will help address LAUNCH' score strategies of screening and assessment of young children and successful referral to community-based services.
As the AL Project LAUNCH description notes, HMG will provide "training and support for primary providers (health care, early education, and home visiting) to use the ASQ3/SE at regular intervals; develop a single point of referral and information and improve the roadmap for referrals; enhance the 211 and Parent Assistance Line for seamless and appropriate referrals; and gather and analyze data to improve referral system and identify service barriers."
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The company, previously known as Oxford Catalysts Group PLC, changed its name to Velocys plc on 25th September 2013. » More
Construction has begun for a commercial GTL facility using Velocys technology – a plant to be located at Waste Management's East Oak landfill site in Oklahoma, USA.
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SPOKANE, Wash.--Nationally, people have been applying for concealed pistol licenses at unprecedented rates. Experts say fear of changing gun legislation and some violent national events are likely factors.
INTERACTIVE: Washington map showing CPL figures by county
KREM 2 News looked into which Washington State counties are pursuing the right to carry. The Washington State Department of Licensing released the figures showing concealed pistol licenses at the request of KREM 2 News.
According to the figures, Lincoln County is where the most people per capita in Washington state hold concealed pistol licenses. Fifteen percent of the population holds a license.
Many people in the area were shocked to learn about these numbers. Some said it was less than what they expected. Even the Lincoln County Sheriff thought the numbers would be higher.
"Probably a larger percentage of people own a firearm of some sort. I would guess over 75 percent," said Sheriff Wade Magers.
This is because you are not required to have a CPL unless you plan on carrying a concealed handgun, but CPLs are a good indication of gun ownership overall.
The county with the lowest number of CPLs in Washington State is King County. Only 4 percent of the population there has a CPL but even at that rate, the number has climbed over the last year.
Social Science Researcher at Washington State University, Mike Gaffney, said he was surprised by the wide variation in CPL rates in counties across Washington so he went looking for answers.
In general, Gaffney said there appears to be a correlation between population density and the percentage of concealed permits in the county.
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Gaffney also expected that politics was a factor in these numbers.
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For example, Spokane has a higher property crime rate compared to many places in the state but Spokane has a relatively low concealed permit rate at 7 percent.
Lincoln County, the county with the highest number of CPLs, has a relatively low crime rate.
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Mobile Applications: Tools and Resources
This page is a collection the coverage of utility apps -- calculators, web browsers, personal organizers -- that has appeared in The New York Times, both in print and online. Check back often, as this page will be updated regularly. We will also feature lists of favorite apps from Times writers. Click on any of the headings below to see all the coverage in another category.
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Using Your Phone to See Paris in a Whole New Light
Transit apps and virtual tour guides can get you around the city and through its popular landmarks, like the Louvre.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
Apple's Recipe for Emptying Pockets and Wallets
The tech giant has developed an iPhone payment system that looks secure and easy to use. Its new watch has the potential to replace car keys, Robert Cyran of Reuters Breakingviews writes.
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A new cyberattack allows criminals to bypass the security mechanisms at banks in Austria, Japan, Switzerland and Sweden.
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Security experts say email is a lot more like a postcard than a letter inside an envelope, and almost anyone can read it while the note is in transit.
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The search engine company announced plans to incorporate its Android operating system into autos and wearable computers.
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In an effort to curb distracted driving, a measure in a proposed bill would specify that Transportation Department could regulate smartphone map apps and systems built into cars.
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Anyone who says you can't take it with you hasn't seen the Saadian Tombs, near the Kasbah Mosque.
Nearly 2km southeast of the mausoleum, Moulay Ismail's immense granaries and stables, Heri es-Souani, were ingeniously designed. Tiny windows, massive walls and a system of underfloor water channels kept the temperatures cool and air circulating.
The Grand Socco (official name Pl du 9 Avril 1947) is the romantic entrance to the medina, a large, sloping, palm-ringed plaza with a central fountain that stands before the keyhole gate Bab Fass. Once a major market, its cobblestone circle is now the end of the line for taxis, the point at which the modern streets narrow into the past.
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Organizers of a fundraiser for local food and clothing banks are hosting a planning meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 15 at the Pizza Factory in Blaine.
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Windows 8 came out a couple days before Halloween and I've had a lot of calls from people asking me if they should consider upgrading.
In the past, whenever Microsoft released a new operating system, I have always advised people not to jump on the band wagon right away but rather stay with their proven operating system for as long as possible (a year or more) to give the folks at Microsoft enough time to work out all the bugs that get submitted after the new operating system has been released into the wild.
Sometimes the transition goes smoothly (as it did with the transition to Windows XP) and sometimes the transition is a disaster (as it was with Windows ME) but in the past, it was always fairly easy to find new machines running the older, more proven operating systems and wait until they got all the bugs fixed on the new system before making a change. This strategy helped many people avoid the Windows Vista fiasco several years ago and instead transition straight into the more stable Windows 7.
Well here we are just a couple weeks after the release of Windows 8 and I'm afraid the strategy of waiting a goodly amount of time for them to prove the new system in the real world just might be limited this time around.
You see, just a few days after the release of Windows 8 I ventured down to the local big-box office supply store to have a look and was really surprised to find only Windows 8 machines on the floor! I asked the sales guy if they still had any Windows 7 machines. He brought me over to a rack with a half a dozen tags or so that you could bring to the cashier and they would get one of the remaining Windows 7 machines from the back but was told they have none "on the floor." And when the ones they have in the back were gone that was it. No more Windows 7 machines would be available from that big box store.
This time around I'm not so sure how long the older, proven Windows 7 operating systems are going to be available on new machines.
So, what exactly is wrong with Windows 8? Well, that's the real question now isn't it? Until the new system has had some time in the real world to shake out the bugs we really don't know what, if anything, is wrong with it. It may be the most stable system yet but one thing that is obvious at a glance is that Windows 8 is the most radical operating system change since it went from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95.
The biggest, most glaring change is that with Windows 8, Microsoft has seen fit to do away with the Windows start button (the button at the lower left corner of the desktop that first came out with Windows 95) and replace it with a new-fangled start screen that in no way resembles the start menu that we've been using for almost 20 years!
It's like they've decided that all machines are tablets now which they most certainly are not.
Last week I answered my first call on a Windows 8 machine and I'll be honest, I wasn't prepared at all for what I encountered.
I spent a considerable amount of time just looking around trying to find the familiar features, tools and controls that we've come to expect in Windows and found that (thankfully) most of the tools and features are still there, it's finding them that's the problem.
After I successfully completed that call I did something I'd advised against oh so many times and went out and bought a machine with Windows 8 just so I would have a system to become familiar with. The You Tube videos just weren't going to cut it this time around.
I'm happy to say that I can indeed support the new system. When people call for support I know how to walk them through getting connected to me quickly and that's 90 percent of the battle.
Once I'm connected I can help people learn the new system, find what they are looking for and get their problems solved. And so far so good, aside from the missing start button the system seems lightning fast and pretty stable. I just hope no serious "gotchas" pop up this early in the game.
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La Fontana Vintage Michelangelo 7.5x52
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"This thick Robusto is silky and dark. It has an even burn and draw. Its flavors smack of leather with notes of walnut. It gathers strength as its smoked. Medium to full bodied." March 03
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The Nightcrawlers to Feed the Night With Music
Posted by Aaron Wynne on 10/05 at 04:25 PM
Indie, rock, and alternative fans come get your groove on Wednesday night at the Phyrst because The Nightcrawlers are back in State College. Lead guitarist and vocalist Noah Figlin has returned from L.A. and is returning to the band's roots. Instilling fresh beats back into the area, the band prowls with their own original tunes, a refreshing blow of creativity amongst an overcrowded cover band scene.
The show will begin at 10:30 so don't miss your chance to experience The Nightcrawlers. Musicians, music fans, and people looking for a great atmosphere are sure to enjoy a great time. Check them out here.
When: Wednesday, Oct. 6, 10:30PM
Where: The Phyrst
Author: Aaron Wynne
Bio: Aaron is a senior at The Pennsylvania State University and is originally from Wells, Maine. He is studying public relations and psychology. His hobbies include playing music, particularly bass, playing and watching sports, and watching movies, his current favorite being Inception. His music tastes are wide spread but his favorites include progressive metal, experimental rock, instrumental rock, and alternative. His favorite bands currently consist of Between the Buried and Me, Animals as Leaders, Red Sparowes, and Dysrhythmia.
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Jersey Mike's presented a giant check on Thursday to the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati.
Fourteen local locations held a 'Month of Giving' campaign in March. In total, the restaurant donated $28,000 to the YMCA.
Jersey Mike franchise owners and YMCA officials were on hand during the presentation.
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Peer Groups: "Ministry as Community Property"
Robin Swift, Ed Moore, and the wellness advocates have just returned to Durham from Oak Island, N.C., the site of the last of our spring series of Spirited Life workshops. Though putting on a road-show for the last three months has proven intense for our staff, we're thrilled that the pastors have found these events to be the powerful introduction to Spirited Life that we hoped they'd be.
Robin encouraged the research staff to sit in on a workshop, so I attended the one held four weeks ago at Caraway Conference Center near Asheboro. During the workshop's breakout sessions, pastors worked in small groups on practicing skills such as determining when and how to say no, how to listen without doing the mental work of trying to "help", and demonstrating empathy, notably empathy toward oneself. Even though I'm not a pastor, I found the small group time to be deeply meaningful and truly refreshing.
Our hope is that Spirited Life small-group members will continue to hold one another in prayer and that these groups may cohere and live on as virtual peer groups of one form or another. And in support of that hope, I thought I'd share a couple of items about the benefits of clergy peer groups that came across my screen last week.
Faith & Leadership has a piece by Maria Mallory White about the Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ, which has been fostering "Clergy Communities of Practice."
The groups allow clergy to help each other with personal and professional issues on an ongoing basis. Like a medical wellness clinic, the Communities of Practice offer a place where problems can be dealt with before they reach emergency-room dimensions.
Pastors themselves report a high level of satisfaction with these groups. Moreover, research has shown benefits to the congregation, in marks of growth and vitality, when the pastor is involved in a peer group. And the Massachusetts Conference has experienced a salutary change in the clergy culture: more resources for conflict resolution; much less stress on the conference minister (akin to a District Superintendent); more collaboration across regional lines in fitting pastors with congregations; more time and space to strategize and do visioning work.
At the Alban Institute website, Barbara J. Blodgett writes about the sense of loneliness and isolation that pastors often report. She observes that it's usually a case of feeling alone in a crowd.
...Ministers do not simply experience a lack of company. The Lone Ranger metaphor is not really apt, for ministers do not really spend all that much time alone. (Indeed they often complain about just the opposite: the clamoring of other people after their attention; the endless rounds of meetings, appointments, and events crowding their calendar; and the constant ring of the phone and ping of the e-mail server.) If anything, ministers tend instead to report that they long for more solitary, quiet moments in their days. They do not necessarily desire the presence of more people. Therefore I don't think peer groups are simply meeting a need for companionship. They meet a need for the companionship of peers who do the same thing they do.
Ministry work is simultaneously inner-directed and outer-directed. The call to ministry entails a certain single-mindedness in following the path of discipleship. But at the same time many pastors feel pulled in a dozen directions at once, trying to meet the numerous and diverse expectations of their people. The challenge is in discerning the essential practices among the many mundane tasks that confront pastors. And a peer group can be an ideal forum for that discernment.
I sense that our Spirited Life pastors have varying levels of enthusiasm about peer groups. Some may already be in a covenant group, or may just feel they have enough meetings in their lives already. I have heard the observation that being assigned to a peer group is like a third party appointing a bunch of strangers to be your new best friends.
But I urge you to consider the growing evidence of the benefit of these groups. You might think of it like a vitamin supplement you take even if you don't feel ill. You might even think of the semi-random assignment as part of the charm. I find it inspiring that God's spirit can work even in a group of fellow pilgrims thrown into one's life somewhat by chance or convenience. Life-giving resources are not as hard to find as you might think.
Shalom y'all,
John James, M.A.
Research Analyst, Clergy Health Initiative