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Brittany & Tyler (and a little ol' waterspout)
The summer has been filled with weddings here on the Emerald Coast and while we have been BLESSED with nary a drop of oil on any Mix Mingle Glow weddings (nor any other that I personally know of), we have certainly been kept on our toes nonetheless. This will be the summer I will never forget due to some crazy, unpredictable weather. I'll fill you in on the drama in the weeks to come (and why it is IMPERATIVE that you have a good, solid "Plan B") but let's start with the beautiful wedding of Brittany and Tyler.
One of the lovely things about getting married in or around Destin, FL is that we have the benefit of both gorgeous snow white beaches and tranquil, dolphin filled bays. Brittany and Tyler were married overlooking the Choctawhatchee Bay (don't worry if you can't pronounce it; even the locals call it the "Choctaw Bay"!).
Brittany was the first Bride I ever worked with who didn't come to me with an accordian file of magazine clippings and photos. She knew exactly what her style was, and it was so easy to figure out exactly what she wanted her wedding to look like. She was open to suggestions, listened to advice and was gracious in every way a Bride should be.
Tyler is a Guy's Guy; football coach, sports enthusiast, all around great guy. He's also just a little bit sweet on his Bride. I just had to share this photo with you that Amanda Suanne caught of Tyler as we watched Brittany walk down the aisle (seriously, what Bride doesn't want THIS reaction?)
Here are a few other shots of some details we had fun planning:
After the very emotional, spiritual ceremony, a sudden summer storm churned up over the water (really out of nowhere, as is known to happen in Florida) and with it, we watched as a waterspout approached and landed right onto the area where Brittany and Tyler had been reciting their vows just minutes before. It was completely unexpected but we were able to rush everyone inside just in time. It was a bit like watching that famous scene from The Wizard of Oz, as the chairs became airborne and the flowers were blown over and away. Thankfully everyone was fine and all the guests were excited about experiencing such a unique Florida weather event (all while snapping photos of the moment!).
Within minutes, the excitement was over as fast as it began and the rest of the evening was wonderful. I can NOT express how important it is to have a strong team of vendors for a wedding. Staying calm, cool and collected is our M.O. and I only work with those who strictly abide by the same motto!
Check out this beautiful slideshow Amanda Suanne created of the wedding and congratulations again to Brittany and Tyler. Blessings for a long life together, you two!
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Autocross is generally the safest form of motorsport you can participate in. Most courses are setup to focus on skillful driving rather than high speed passes, leveraging your vehicle's handling and brakes more than its horsepower. Unfortunately for this Chevrolet Corvette, a cold track with cold tires meant a long, unintentional sideways slide into the curb.
And of course all the action is caught on video and immediately uploaded onto YouTube for the world to see. We're going to guess this accident is partly driver error and partly (albeit, much smaller) bad course design. Even though the 'Vette doesn't seem like it's going at any real fast rate when the accident occurs, there's definitely some significant damage to the car, especially to the chassis.
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Posted: Feb 21, 2011
From Topic: Got To Do for Android v1.0 now available
A while back I asked about location awareness, i.e. synchronizing the location of a task with Toodledo and then using the phone's GPS to remind me when I am in the right location to carry out the task.
At the time locations had just been added to Toodledo and I was told the API had not been published. I see the location API is now documented so can I ask for the feature to be considered for development soon, please.
Posted: Aug 31, 2010
From Topic: Biggest Time Sinks
E-mail and distractions.
The e-mail is quite legitimate though sometimes I get e-mail that has no value at all. As part of workplace habits it helps to always think about who one is sending e-mail to; what are you expecting each of those people to do as a result of receiving it? That helps avoid group-reply lists that grow and grow and where the discussion has moved on so it is no longer relevant to the people at the start.
All sorts of distractions are the enemy of productivity because they don't just take the time it takes to deal with the distraction but the time it takes to get back into the groove with your primary task. Phone, instant message, e-mail and people coming up to you are all culprits. Working from home I tend to get less of the phone and people coming up to you and more instant message and e-mail.
My response is to avoid dealing with e-mails as they arrive but rather deal with them first thing in the morning and between other, larger tasks.
Posted: Aug 31, 2010
From Topic: Repeating tasks and reminders
I am having trouble with a particular repeating task.
Ideally this task is done some time on Sunday evening though the exact time is not important and it is not a disaster if it overruns into Monday, hence the repeating task rather than a calendar entry.
I can set the task with a start date/time and due date/time which means it appears in my task list at the right time and with a reminder set some time before the due time which then reminds me at a good time. I can also set this to repeat weekly.
The problem comes when, for some reason, I am prevented from doing the task on Sunday evening and it has to be done on Monday instead. If I change the due date/time in order to get re-reminded some time on Monday this new date/time is used for the next task in the repeating series once I complete the current task which is not what I want.
As an alternative I can set the task to repeat "Every Sunday" but this seems to fix the time component of the start and due date/time to 1200 which is also not what I want.
Is there any way to say repeat "Every Sunday at 18:00" or some such thing? I tried that but it didn't seem to work but maybe I have just got the wording wrong. Is there any other way to do what I am trying to do?
Posted: Aug 24, 2010
From Topic: Pre-defined checklists, for example moving house
Given that I will be moving house soon I will need to create a list of tasks to be done on the run up to the move. As this is the kind of thing many people do I wonder if there are any pre-defined lists out there. If anyone has their favourite I'd be very grateful.
By extension this got me wondering about shared list templates for all sorts of common projects where someone could import a list of tasks, add or remove as appropriate, and then start working with that list. Has anyone given any though to establishing a library of these?
Posted: Apr 27, 2010
From Topic: XML Import and Subtasks
Having a need to create a batch of similar tasks I created an XML file modelled on the XML file exported by Toodledo.
As I wanted all the new tasks to be sub-tasks of an existing task I checked how the subtasks relationship appears in the XML file and concluded that a subtask has the value of its parent task in the <parent></parent> element so I created the XML file with the correct parent Id.
When I used the XML import the confirmation page showed all the new tasks as subtasks but when I clicked the Confirm/Save button and then went to my task list all the new tasks had been entered as top-level tasks.
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
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Posted: Jan 09, 2010
From Topic: Editing Multiple Tasks - Without a Search
In my other thread I mentioned some things I noticed looking at ToodleDo with a view to migrating from RTM and Multi-Edit was one thing I was going to mention until I discovered it can be done via a search.
I haven't tried it yet though and I do think the people above have a point about being able to pick an eclectic set of tasks to receive the same edit.
Posted: Jan 09, 2010
I am currently experimenting with ToodleDo and contemplating moving from RTM. There are certainly a few things I'd miss as well as some I'd gain:
1. A good native Android app. I did find one in the market that is giving me synchronisation problems and I see from the forums here that are two others, one in development and one in beta test.
2. Geographical contexts and GPS integration. One of the common uses for context is a particular place where the task has to be done. RTM can mark tasks as needing to be done at a particular place and record the latitude and longitude so a native app on a GPS-enabled phone can spot when one is close to the location concerned and show tasks for that context. I'd be interested in this for Android but I assume it could be done on iPhone too.
3. Access to saved searches in the slim version of the website. RTM has the same ability to name and save a search as Toodledo but in the case of RTM this then appears as a list (equivalent to a Toodledo folder) enabling the output of the search to be view on their cut-down website and in their native application. I can not find how to do the same with the Toodledo slim site.
If I've missed anything here and these things are already available but in a different way I'd obviously be very keen to hear. If not these are suggestions for new features.
Posted: Jan 09, 2010
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|Excellent - 3 reviews
Admire breathtaking panoramas from The Marquette hotel in downtown Minneapolis, a Hilton hotel designed by renowned architect Phillip Johnson, and located within the IDS Center. Set in the heart of downtown Minneapolis' financial and entertainment district, this Minneapolis, Minnesota hotel is connected to the Minneapolis Skyway System and in close walking d...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 3 reviews
Good 8.0
Nice location. Decent room.
No real complaints.
Good 6.3
The room was very spacious. The staff was fairly responsive once we alerted them of the issues.
There were several little things that added up to a disappointing stay for us. Wireless internet was not free in our rooms, which I have only ever experienced at a hotel that was SO nice that it made it worth it to come down to the lobby and use the free wifi. This was not, however, SO nice. The lobby area was small. No late checkout? I have literally never heard of this. I wasn't allowed to check in until 3, so why do I have to be out of the room by noon? They forgot to take off the disabled movies from the previous resident. Again - not a huge deal, but when I called the front desk, the person told me "that's just how it is sometimes" and he "doesn't know how the movies work up there." O-kay... so I asked to speak with a manager, and was placed on hold for way too long. Someone finally called us back and fixed it, but at that point we didn't really feel like spending the money on it. They really should have offered us a free movie or something to make up for it. Oh, they forgot towels when cleaning the room. And there were only 2 to begin with. This seems like a pretty basic step. All of this would have been fine/expected at a 2-3 star hotel, but I expected a little better from this one.
|Excellent - 4 reviews
Experience the newly renovated Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, perfectly situated on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis. Following the recently completed $50 million transformation, guests will enjoy a striking new lobby, luxurious new guestrooms and suites and a brand new restaurant and market place. The hotel's premiere downtown location provides convenient...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4 reviews
Excellent 8.3
The staff were friendly and courteous.
The room was dusty. I put a brief case on the counter in our room and it stayed there, only to be opened and closed periodically, and when I moved it on day 3 there was an outline of dust around it.
|Excellent - 1 reviews
Millennium Hotel Minneapolis is in the heart of Minneapolis, walking distance from Minneapolis Convention Center and Minnesota Orchestra Hall. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Loring Park and Orpheum Theatre. Make yourself at home in one of the 321 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Cable programming provides entertainment...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 9.6
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Hallway noisey
|Good - 5 reviews
Downtown Minneapolis Hotel's Location is the Best Centered in the vibrant heart of downtown Minneapolis, our hotel's location, superb service and unrivaled amenities make the Crowne Plaza® Minneapolis - Northstar hotel the best. Corporate travelers appreciate our hotel's downtown Minneapolis location near major corporations. Being within 2.5 blocks of two li...
Overall Rating - Good - 5 reviews
Good 8.0
Close to Tram and Restaurants
20.00 parking fee for overnight
Excellent 10.0
It was close to everything we needed. Parking was ample. Friendly staff. Good value for your money. Close to food.
We had some rude and noisy neighbors next door, but management was prompt to address the issue and move us to a different room and floor.
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Remember the mantra location, location, location! It really means something at this fantastic Minneapolis hotel where the city is your front yard. BEST WESTERN PLUS The Normandy Inn & Suites is more than just "another" hotel in this half of the Twin Cities. Great price, brand rewards, and loyalty to our customers are what make us stand out. There are many h...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4 reviews
Excellent 9.6
The feel and vibe of the place is awesome. It's a cute little building in a sea of mirrored skyscrapers. The guest staff were very friendly and helpful. The beds were very comfortable and there was plenty of space in our room to spread out and for my daughter to crawl around. Lots of great restuarants are within walking distance and the conference center is only 5 blocks away. They even offer to shuttle you over if you don't want to walk that short distance.
The pool was a little cold, not too bad, but it could stand to be warmed up a degree or two. The fitness center is very small but adequate. It wasn't crowded when I uesd it but I could see that it could get filled up very fast at the right time of day. One of the 10lb and one of the 12lb weights were missing so I had to use the 15lbs to have a matched set. But that just made me work a little harder which isn't really a bad thing.
Excellent 9.6
Nice size rooms, excellent food in Normandy kitchen, great service
There was a bad smell in the main hallway
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Welcome to the Hilton Minneapolis hotel. This 25-story, Victorian-style brick high-rise boasts a fantastic location in the center of Minneapolis' financial center and is within minutes of many Minneapolis attractions. Conveniently connected to the Minneapolis Convention Center, this Minneapolis, Minnesota hotel is a world-class convention and leisure destina...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Good 7.0
very nice facility
when I checked in the desk person tried to charge me more saying kayak had made an error. I finally was able to get the room for the agreed price after a lot of discussion.
Excellent 9.6
Great location. Clean great hotel!
|Excellent - 12 reviews
Winner of the 2013 President Award. Distinctive amongst Bloomington Hotels... Radisson Hotel Bloomington by Mall of America rising 8 stories above the pulse of the city, Radisson Hotel boasts 403 guest rooms offering an urban retreat with north woods charm and attention to detail. Radisson Hotel is conveniently located at the confluence of business, entertai...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 12 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Loved the shower and the towels. It is a good location if visiting the Mall of America. I would recommend this hotel.
Excellent 10.0
Loved the bunk beds in the King Standard room Great waterpark discounts very friendly and helpful staff
Lighting in the rooms was a bit dim small bathroom
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The DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Minneapolis boasts a prime location for hotels in downtown Minneapolis. This all-suite hotel offers guest suites that are 25% larger than most standard rooms and Executive Level accommodations with a refrigerator, microwave, wired and wireless high-speed internet access and two flat-screen HDTVs. Take advantage of compli...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 823 reviews
Good 8.0
Just need to walk 1 block to pick up a 'Free Ride' bus (must ensure Free Ride is posted on the placard) to the light rail on 5th St. Or you can walk down Nicolette Mall to enjoy the stores and restaurants in the area.
Excellent 10.0
The location is excellent. I will definitely go back. The suite was very large and sharply decorated.
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Located in Minneapolis, The Westin Minneapolis is minutes from Mary Tyler Moore Statue and Hennepin Center for the Arts. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Minneapolis Public Library-Central Branch and Minneapolis City Hall. Make yourself at home in one of the 214 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comfor...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Loved the history of the hotel and the comfort of the rooms.
No free wi-fi in rooms.
Excellent 9.6
It was great to be able to get some athletic clothes and use the excellent workout facilities. The bed at the Westin is super comfortable too.
I don't like having to pay for the use of the Internet - and I did not. It's not like you haven't already paid for it or gotten enough from your paying customers. It's why I downgraded the value for the money rating above.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 6 reviews
Excellent 8.3
Great linens in updated rooms. Nice bath/shower suites.
Parking is valet only or in sketchy garage across the street.
Excellent 9.6
The location was great. The bar has very good food late at night. The room was spacious.
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Located in Minneapolis, Hotel Ivy - A Luxury Collection Hotel is in the business district and minutes from Minnesota Orchestra Hall and Minneapolis Convention Center. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Mary Tyler Moore Statue and Orpheum Theatre. Make yourself at home in one of the 136 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 512 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Very nice room with an exceptional bathroom. Very clean and wonderful staff. Great location within walking distance to everything we needed.
Good 8.0
Love the rooms. Clean, upscale, nice bathrooms, amazing bed and pillows, no complaints.
One complaint, took an hour for a bag of ice. Distracting having to wait that long for the knock on the door. Would rather just go get it myself.
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With a stay at Le Meridien Chambers, you'll be centrally located in Minneapolis, steps from Orpheum Theatre and State Theatre. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Mary Tyler Moore Statue and Target Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 60 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring iPod docking stations and minibars. Your pillowtop bed come...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 617 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Staff was very friendly. Rooms were unique, very artsy. It was a perfect location with the event we were attending at Target Field.
Excellent 9.0
The staff overall was amazing. It was super clean and close to all the downtown activities. The beds were so comfy...super comfy!
Besides one rude bartender and a shower without much pressure, I can't find much to fault.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 241 reviews
Okay 6.0
It was very shabby on the outside with peeling paint and rotting stair rails. It was difficult to find the entry- we drove around twice before we located it. The rooms were clean, but very dark, waterstained curtains and one curtain ripped.I wouldn't stay again. For the price it was in very poor shape. The gentleman who checked us in was very nice and efficient- I don't fault him at all.
Excellent 10.0
This hotel was well maintained and had very helpful staff. Breakfast was excellent for a hotel. Would stay here again.
No cons at all.
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A stay at W Minneapolis - The Foshay places you in the heart of Minneapolis, walking distance from Mary Tyler Moore Statue and Minnesota Orchestra Hall. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of State Theatre and Orpheum Theatre. Make yourself at home in one of the 229 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD televisions. Your pillo...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 3 reviews
Excellent 10.0
It was perfect
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 414 reviews
Excellent 10.0
My room was very clean and modern. Nothing run-down in the entire hotel. Staff was very helpful and friendly. I will stay here again!
Good 8.0
Nice place. Good location. Very clean. Rooms are small but nice. The only complaint was they charge for internet and access to the water park.
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The program opened with an introduction and prayer. The highlight of the luncheon was the address given by Lynda Maus, mother of Ryan Maus, class of 07.
She reflected on her own college memories before asking those in attendance if it could possibly be true that she were really so old as to have her own son in college. Her speech centered on the journey of growing up and letting go, and as she spoke, she packed a small bag for Ryan, each item accompanied by a bit of motherly wisdom with the intent of making all the sons in the audience realize the importance of their mothers.
The first item was a melted Hershey bar, while she mentioned that stains dont just magically disappear from clothing. The second was a small sapling accompanied by the advice that money does not grow on trees. The third item was a Tonka truck, the one vehicle that is indestructible and does not require parental help to operate; and finally, a referee whistle, added in the hope that her son might be able to make the peace in an argument.
As far as being the centerpiece in his mothers speech, Ryan admits that he was "a little apprehensive at first, [but I was] very proud of her in the end, because [her advice] applies to every freshman who comes to college."
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This past Sunday Rays center fielder B.J. Upton lost his wallet after it fell out of his truck, which put a sour note on an otherwise excellent day for the Tampa Bay outfielder (Upton hit three home runs against the Rangers in a 6-0 Rays victory). You would have to figure that a lost wallet belonging to a millionaire professional baseball player would be as good as gone once some person stumbled across it—unless, of course, that someone happens to be a Good Samaritan like Rays fan Brent Sutton. After finding Upton's missing wallet, Sutton reached out to the Rays star via Twitter. Upton responded back, the pair set up a meeting, and the wallet was returned to its rightful owner. Upton not only gave Sutton a shout out on his Twitter feed, but also presented him with a genuine B.J. Upton baseball bat as a token of his gratitude for Sutton's honesty. Here's the duo's Twitter exchange… See kids, honesty is the best policy. Nice to see Twitter being used for good instead of what its normally used for—as an outlet for passive-aggressive grammar Nazis. [@BJUPTON2, @Brent813]
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Today, in a post on the Android Developers Blog, Google announced two new tools that might be of interest to quite a few of the game developers out there. Among the releases is a new open-source 2D physics library called LiquidFun and a Unity plugin for adding Google Play Games support. These releases coincide with the news of additional game categories coming to the Play Store in February, which we covered earlier today.
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The majority of Android developers use Java to create their apps. While Java isn't the hardest programming language to learn, it's always best to get as many people developing as possible.... not that Android is hurting in that respect. Even so, a new way to create apps using Microsoft's familiar C# language is now available, by way of TallApplications BV's Dot42 - a tool that aims to accomplish this task without requiring something like mono.


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Child Development Dearborn YMCA's Child Development program takes children out of a daycare setting and introduces them to the fundamentals to start their educational careers.
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For many large enterprises, it has become increasingly clear that simpler, integrated architectures trump complex, segregated architectures. When services can more holistically be monitored, managed, and adjusted to suit changing business conditions, they yield a better business outcome.
That's an idea usually applied specifically to IT operations. However, it's just as true for IT as a whole—both operations and development. In a perfect world, these two groups, both essential to organizational success, would work smoothly and collaboratively in the pursuit of shared business goals. Information and tools used by one team would be available on demand to the other—maximizing application and service deployment as well as overall agility and IT responsiveness.
In the past, this ideal has been, to say the least, a goal unachieved. IT operations and development have usually been implemented and managed almost as two sovereign nations separated by a great wall—a situation that makes end-to-end service management a lot more complex than it should be.
IBM—an industry leader in both operations and development, via its Tivoli and Rational solution portfolios—has made particularly impressive strides in connecting these two groups in many innovative, powerful ways.
Innovate 2011: Learn how to integrate development and operations for a better outcome
"In a perfect world, IT operations and development would work smoothly and collaboratively in the pursuit of shared business goals. However, in the past, this ideal has been largely a goal unachieved. Innovate 2011 is a great opportunity to learn how to realize greater organizational collaboration between enterprise architecture, development, and operations-for every stage along the way-from code writing to testing to deployed applications."
For proof of this, you don't have to look further than IBM's annual Innovate conference, held this year in Orlando from June 5-9. Innovate 2011 focuses on software development as a platform for business innovation—the essential engine powering services of all kinds.
At Innovate, you'll find out how to realize greater organizational collaboration between enterprise architecture, development, and operations—for every stage along the way—from code writing to testing to deployed applications.
And for those organizations developing (or considering developing) cloud architectures, Innovate will include many relevant sessions that can help them capitalize on cloud strengths, and mitigate cloud complexities, for the best possible return on software-driven services.
This means faster development cycles, better software builds, lower costs, reduced business risks—all very desirable in helping organizations achieve a competitive distinction.
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What if there were a seamless, straightforward way for service desks to forward data about up-and-running service problems to IT development, for faster software modifications?
What if development teams had complete access to the configuration history of production servers—so they could be sure that the software they're developing is well suited to the final environment in which it will be running?
And what if test and development processes could easily leverage automated software provisioning tools to create completely consistent test servers—even though such tools typically fall under the purview of IT operations?
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Minding the Gap: Converging Software Delivery and Operations: Explores industry examples, training ideas, and vendor solutions to support software delivery lifecycle (SDLC)/IT service management (ITSM) integration and skills. The goal is to "servitize" the entire SDLC in support of the growing need to focus on IT services. Hear from an experienced panel of representatives from these areas as they outline their thoughts on this topic and open the floor for discussion to round out this dynamic, hot topic session.
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Cloud Architectures as Test Platforms: Explores the logical migration path of software over its lifecycle—from the initial development sandbox to subsequent testing and finally to pre-production and true production systems. The successful experiences of an actual IBM client in optimizing that migration path, via a cloud architecture, will be described, with particular attention to the flexible utility of a particular Rational solution in different contexts: IBM Rational Quality Manager.
Governed, Automated Deployment: Standardization, reuse, and agility are key benefits of a well-designed service management program. However, these characteristics are rarely observed during the deployment of applications, especially during test phases. Non-standard organizational standards, poor communication of deployment needs, and the lack of automation all contribute to deployment challenges and problems. Learn how you can implement a governance framework to control and standardize deployment environments and automate the deployment of applications to them. Explore the value of virtualization and cloud technologies as a target technology utilized by the integrated deployment tool set to help standardize and automate the provisioning of complex target environments.
Application Security: More and more business is conducted online everyday, creating new challenges for meeting application security and compliance. According to the latest statistics from the IBM X-Force Annual Trend and Risk Report, application vulnerabilities are the most common type of software security problem, and criminals are targeting these vulnerabilities more frequently with each passing year. As these and new attacks escalate, many enterprises have taken a reactive approach to security with point products that address only pieces of application security and add to the complexity of security operations. Learn what it means to be a secure organization.
IBM's own cross-team experiences and benefits
You might expect that IBM—as a world leader in IT operations and IT development—would make extensive internal use of its own solutions and expertise. If so, you'd be exactly right. IBM has achieved considerable optimization and innovation in this way. This session will deliver a detailed look at how IBM brought together IT Operations and Development by linking key service desk and software development tools. Learn about how the "in-production" performance of particular applications is now seamlessly routed from the service desk (in IT operations) to the software engineers responsible for those applications (in IT development)—making it significantly simpler, faster, and less expensive to make necessary changes.
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What 'No Phone Zone Day' Means to Me
Kate Meyers: To honor those who have lost loved ones to distracted-driving accidents, Oprah Winfrey and America's premier transportation and safety organizations have teamed up to declare today, April 30th, "No Phone Zone Day."
We all know that using our cell phones while driving is dangerous, but we need to start thinking of it as a life-threatening, because that's what it is. Deadly driving habits kill nearly 6,000 Americans a year. Thank you, Oprah, for yet another eye-opening revelation.
As a mom, I don't want to spend one second thinking about how it would feel if one of my daughters were part of this statistic, but that's exactly why I should. Is there any multitasking need in the world so urgent that it's worth a life?
I will use this day to speak with my girls -- especially my oldest, who is awaiting her learner's permit -- about the responsibility we have when we drive. What if someone hit them or a friend of theirs? How would that make them feel? I may even invoke executive privilege and ban texting and calling in the car altogether. (I know -- good luck to me.)
But wouldn't it be nice if we all got in the habit of NOT using devices in the car, and instead actually communicated with each another? I am constantly chiding my kids, "If you're there (meaning texting), then you're missing the life that's going on here." A life that "No Phone Zone Day" reminds us we are all so lucky to have.
Oprah should tell Sheri Shepard (The View) whose admitted to texting while driving.
The cell phone debate is all about the art of distraction. We're dancing around the real problem like two boxers afraid to actually fight. The problem isn't cell phones, or drinking, or the radio, or putting on lipstick. The problem is bad driving.
Making a law forces people to look out for cops… not the other cars surrounding them. Instead of watching the road, they're playing Where's Waldo with law enforcement. It's not going to reduce accidents, or prevent people who are pushed into hard choices about the minutes passing in their lives.
We act like it's the new seatbelt law, because we all remember how much of a difference seatbelts have made. But seatbelts prevent fatalities in accidents that were already statistically going to happen. Cell phones only cause accidents for people who fail to pay attention to the road.
On average, over 800,000 Americans are driving and using a cell phone at any given moment (suggesting this is one of their primary uses!). 6,000 people died from it over the entire year. To look at it another way, you would have to drive around with a phone strapped to your ear, non-stop, 24 hours a day, for 66 YEARS to have a 50% chance of dying (or killing someone) in a cell-phone car accident. You're more likely to die from standing in the sunshine, but we're smart enough to not make a law about it, or arrest people for not using sunscreen.
As citizens and drivers, we need to wake up to the impact of poor judgment and alarmist legislation. We need to do some research before shouting "there ought to be a law" or the world beyond our doorstep won't be worth visiting.
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How to Dispute Credit Report Errors
Published on - May 9th, 2006 (by J.D. Roth)
The Federal Trade Commission has many handy publications, including this guide to disputing credit report errors. It's really just a three-step process:
- Obtain a copy of your credit report — The Fair Credit Reporting requires that each of the three major credit reporting agencies provide you with a free copy of your credit report once per year. But you have to request it. Do that through annualcreditreport.com or by calling 877-322-8228.
- Notify the consumer reporting company of any errors — If you find errors, contact the company in writing with the information that you think is inaccurate. If you have documentation, include it. (Always send copies, never originals.) The FTC provides a sample letter.
- Notify creditors of any errors — Contact the company that provided the data in writing with the information that you think is inaccurate. Again, provide copies of any applicable documentation. Most companies (especially credit card companies) have a specific phone number or address for disputes.
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Drs. Groeschl and Jeziorczak take 2nd place in ACS Jeopardy competition - 2011
Each October at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, trainees from a select group of 24 residency programs participate in Surgical Jeopardy. This trivia competition is modeled after the longstanding TV show Jeopardy hosted by Alex Trebek. Each program is represented by a team of 2 residents who work together to answer questions. The competition begins with 6 preliminary elimination rounds, where 4 teams compete against each other for the chance to move to the final round. Among the 6 preliminary round winners, only the 4 teams with the highest scores move on to compete in the final round.
The Medical College of Wisconsin was represented at this year's 97th American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress Surgical Jeopardy in San Francisco, CA by Ryan Groeschl, MD (PGY IV) and Paul Jeziorczak, MD, MPH (PGY IV). These residents started preparing for this event in June with weekly review sessions covering surgical diagnoses and treatment, surgical history, and the history of the American College of Surgeons.
In the highest scoring preliminary round of the competition, Drs. Groeschl and Jeziorczak outwitted both a competitive team from Colorado and last year's Jeopardy champions, Mount Carmel. With the highest preliminary score amongst all teams, they moved to the final round. Despite the fact that they were the only team to correctly answer Final Jeopardy (that David B Hoyt, MD, FACS was the Executive Director of the American College of Surgeons) they finished in 2nd place behind a team from Fairfax, VA. They look forward to the 2012 ACS Surgical Jeopardy with the hope of returning to Milwaukee with a first place finish.


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About Eminem
Eminem is widely considered to be one of, if not the greatest lyricist of all time, and his influence resounds heavily throughout the current rap game. There are very few on his level when it comes to both wordplay and success – to date, he's sold an estimated 115 million records worldwide (as well as 120 million singles) and has achieved no less than ten #1 albums on the Billboard 200.
Throughout his prolific 17-year career, he's collaborated with the likes of Dr. Dre, Rihanna, Elton John, Busta Rhymes, Pink, B.o.B., Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Adam Levine, Dido, Missy Elliot, Kid Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Akon, Nas, 50 Cent, T.I., Slaughterhouse, The LOX, Sticky Fingaz, Xzibit, Redman, The Outsidaz, Buckshot and many more.
Most recently, he released The Marshall Mathers LP 2, which has already been certified platinum despite renewed accusations of homophobia (the original Marshall Mathers LP remains the fastest-selling hip-hop album to date), also gracing the covers of multiple notable publications. Rap success aside, Eminem is among the best-selling artists of the 2000s, period. His legacy is undeniable.
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- When he was younger, Eminem had dreams of becoming a comic book artist.
- His sophomore album The Marshall Mathers LP was originally titled Amsterdam.
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Australia's National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality: a retrospective assessment
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Tampa • The day after her big speech at the Republican National Convention, Mia Love was juggling interviews with national news outlets while money poured into her campaign.
"I know we're going around and talking to as many people as we can," said Love, whose name was the top Google search term as of Wednesday afternoon.
Love had interviews scheduled Wednesday with CNN, ABC, NBC, NPR, Glenn Beck and was turning down others.
Boyd Matheson, who helped prepare Love for the speech said he warned her the flood would be coming.
"I told her, 'When you're done, fasten your seatbelt and put on your chinstrap,'" he said.
Her short time in the national spotlight — her speech ran just four minutes — had helped her raise more than $100,000 for her bid to oust Rep. Jim Matheson, a six-term Democratic congressman.
Following her speech Tuesday, her Wikipedia page was defaced with disparaging comments calling her a "sell-out to the Right Wing Hate Machine" and using a racial epithet.
Love said her children watched the speech with Love's sister back in Utah and were excited to see her on the national stage.
"They cheered, my sister told me," said Love. Her daughter asked if Love had changed some words from the version her daughter had heard earlier, and her son was telling his siblings they needed to keep quiet so he could hear the address.
Love is planning to leave Tampa Thursday. She is hosting a party to watch Romney's address to the convention Thursday night at a call center the party set up.
"I've got to focus on home," she said. "I've got to get home and collect information from the people in the 4th District."
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