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NEW YORK — Inside tunnels threading under a Houston medical campus, 100 submarine doors stand ready to block invading floodwaters. Before commuters in Bangkok can head down into the city's subways, they must first climb three feet of stairs to raised entrances, equipped with flood gates. In Washington, D.C., managers of a retail and apartment complex need just two hours to activate steel walls designed to hold back as much as a 17-foot rise in the Potomac River.
If metropolitan New York is going to defend itself from surges like the one that overwhelmed the region during Superstorm Sandy, decision makers can start by studying how others have fought the threat of fast-rising water. And they must accept an unsettling reality: Limiting the damage caused by flooding will likely demand numerous changes, large and small, and yet even substantial protections will be far from absolute.
Sandy's toll is overwhelming. But finding the money and political will to build a proposed system of giant storm barriers at the mouth of New York Harbor will likely be very difficult. Even at a cost of up to $27 billion, such barriers would leave large parts of the region unprotected.
So government, businesses and property owners will need to consider taking smaller steps — on land — to minimize the impact of flooding, with or without sea barriers.
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That could force people to make trade-offs they might have been unwilling to consider before Sandy. When city officials met with real estate and construction industry representatives starting in 2008 to look at making New York buildings more environmentally efficient, the conversation included whether to move flood-prone electrical equipment out of basements in apartment buildings and office towers to higher floors, said Rohit "Rit" Aggarwala, former director of the city's Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability.
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Encourage Them to Play Together
You'll no doubt have noticed that parents of only children become their child's chief companion, especially for the first half of their childhood. If you have more than one child, you can step back and encourage them to play together. Of course, you can step in sometimes for a treat (to yourself) when they're tired and crotchety, or one of them really wants to play alone. The aim is that on balance your children grow up seeing one another as their primary companion. That sort of bond lasts right through their lives.
Encourage Them to Support Each Other
When your child asks for help with their homework, or getting the DVD player to work, or mending a broken toy, there's no need to do it yourself every time. It's far better for your children to grow up regarding it as normal to help each other out. Of course there'll be resentment if you forever make one of them drop what he's doing in order to sort out something for his brother and sister. But as long as you don't overuse this tactic, it's very effective. Your other child will be flattered if you say, "I'm hopeless with technology, but I bet Tilly can help you," or "Math isn't really my thing. Try asking Charlie."
It's great if you can find ways in which younger siblings can help older ones. Anything that irons out the hierarchy is a good thing, because once they're grown up it won't be helpful. They'll want to see each other as equals. Okay, so your younger child might struggle with his older sister's math homework, but he can still fetch a pair of socks from her wardrobe on the way downstairs, or help look for her escaped gerbil.
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Soldiers opened fire on a vehicle that was speeding towards a gas pumping station, 80 kilometers northwest of Belhaf export terminal on the Gulf of Aden, killing the driver, said the Yemen army official. "The bomb-laden vehicle was driven by an Al-Qaeda suicide bomber," he said.
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Soldiers opened fire on a vehicle that was speeding towards
a gas pumping station, 80 kilometers northwest of Belhaf export
terminal on the Gulf of Aden, killing the driver, said the army
"The bomb-laden vehicle was driven by an Al-Qaeda suicide
bomber," he said.
Gunmen also traded fire with soldiers near another pumping
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official added without giving any casualty figures.
"Al-Qaeda militants wanted to carry out these attacks
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have forced the suspension of exports for weeks.
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of a 2011 uprising that forced out veteran strongman Ali
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The 6 Stupidest Things Ever Done With Historic Treasures
#3. The Parthenon Used as a Warehouse
The Parthenon is one of the most recognizable ruins in the world. Located on the Acropolis in Athens, this huge building has a rich history dating back to 447 BCE. Like your average college graduate, the Parthenon took a while to really "find itself". It started out as the temple to the goddess Athena, while moonlighting as a treasury. When Christianity became the "it" religion, it was converted to a Catholic church. It was still standing strong when the Ottomans took over in the 1460s.
One thing that never changed was its attraction to tourists. There are records from European travelers up until the late 1600s describing how formidable and awe-inspiring the Parthenon was. So how did the Ottoman Empire make use this incredible, beautiful piece of ancient architecture?
By converting it into a munitions warehouse, of course. They filled the ancient wonder of architecture with gunpowder.
Can you guess how this ends?
What were they thinking?
The Ottomans and Venetians were at war in 1687. The Turks learned after minutes of research that a popular war strategy of the Ancient Greeks had been to fortify the Acropolis. The fact that this technique hadn't been used for a millennium never really crossed their minds, so they made the completely logical decision to store all their gunpowder inside the 2000 year old Parthenon.
Of course, as soon as the Venetians started lobbing explosives into Greece, the first bomb that hit the Parthenon ignited the weaponry inside, blowing the entire thing right the fuck up. Because up yours, history.
#2. Priceless White House Objects Sold at a Garage Sale
The home of the American president isn't nearly as historically significant as the Parthenon, but Americans rightfully have a soft spot for this august building. It's an important symbol for democracy and liberty in the Western world, and countless important historical figures have passed through its halls. It has been the scene of some of the most pivotal decisions in modern history.
"That's right. Pepperoni."
But just imagine actually having to live there. Just look at all that junk lying around. How is a newly elected president supposed to make room for his Xbox and plasma television after dozens of presidents have left all their shit lying around the house? If you're Chester A. Arthur, the obvious answer is to auction it all off at low, low prices!
What were they thinking?
Now, let's make it clear. This was not some high-end Christie's or Sotheby's auction, where rare keepsakes were going for millions of dollars to be displayed in museums. No, this was a "get rid of this crap before I burn it in the Rose Garden" auction.
The thing was, President Arthur was one fashionable man.
Pictured: FASHION
He couldn't suffer all this out of style furniture cluttering up the Executive Mansion. This was 1881 after all, and well time for the American Government to become more relevant to the youth demographic. Some of the old tat had been around since John Adams was president, over 80 years prior.
So Arthur did the only logical thing: he carted away tons of furniture, barrels of china, and even some of Abraham Lincoln's old clothes, and sold that shit to strangers for whatever he could get out of it. Most of what was sold has never been recovered and would now be considered priceless. The good news is: you might have Abraham Lincoln's underwear in your attic. The bad news is: you'll have a hell of a time proving it.
#1. Louis XIV's Heart Used as Food
Louis XIV was king of France for over seventy-two years, the longest reign in European history. He ushered in a new era of power and prosperity for the county and defined the term Absolute Monarch.
He was certainly an Absolute Something.
For some reason, during the French Revolution, peasants broke into the Royal Crypt and stole Louis' mummified heart. We don't know their motives--they're French. Somehow, despite all the rioting and pitchforks and cheese-eating, the heart survived intact and made its way to England.
Eventually it ended up in the hands of the Reverend William Buckland. Of course, Buckland recognized what a rare and precious piece of history he possessed, and donated it to the Museum of-
-Oh wait, no, actually he ate it.
What were they thinking?
Buckland had a thing for eating really exotic cuisine. Among the more interesting things he had dined on were elephant trunk and roast giraffe. By the time the French king's heart came into his possession his palate was pretty jaded. What better to revive the taste buds than some cannibalism?
Oh and it seemed the Reverend had become concerned there might not actually be an afterlife after all, and decided eating a long dead king's heart would help him become immortal. For some fucking reason.
Buckland had the heart prepared for his Christmas dinner. We know he had it slow roasted with a side of beans, but the there is no record of the wine he washed it down with. We're going to assume Chianti.
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as a graphic designer, would an application icon need to be updated to match the simplicity and flat UI of iOS 7? Do you think this would contribute to the UX overall?
I think it depends how your icons looks currently; if it doesn't fit new guidelines then Yes it's worth changing. Users's impression of your icon is important.
Here are the icon guidelines for iOS7 Apple HIG – App Icon
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This isn't as easy an answer as it may seem. Whatever you do, many (if not most) apps will take a while to update their icons to a flat style.
So if you update yours early on, your icon will be the lone flat one among many glossy ones, thus looking somewhat out of place. However, if you don't update your icon, it will look outdated as other apps start updating theirs.
Overall I would err on the side of creating an appropriately styled icon sooner rather than later. That way when you stand out initially, at least you are standing out as an app that is cared for and updated regularly.
TL;DR: Yes, but not that critical initially
An interesting article on The Next Web touched on iOS iconography, and how critical it is to the user experience:
The overall gist of the article is that Apple is making a very large break with the past by creating an entirely "new" design language. The iconography is one of the most immediate statements an app can make to the user.
Having an application speak the same language as the environment it runs in is important not only because it makes the interactions discoverable by presenting familiar visual cues to hint at functionality.
Having an application speak the current language speaks to the quality or trustworthiness of the application.
One could not update anything about a iOS application from a user interface perspective and the user will still know how to use it because they are already fluent in the old language.
But your app will be saying to the user that it is old and its makers don't care enough about it to keep it current. That will make the user uneasy about trusting that the app will be reliable or will work in the future.
So for these reasons, I think that the effort involved with updating your app's icon is worth it and will result in a better user experience.
iOS 7 app icons are larger than for previous Retina versions of iOS, so at the very least you should provide an icon at the new 120 x 120 size.
Glossy icons look out-of-place with the flat icons, breaking the consistency and hence UX.
Yes, icons more in line with the devices style make the app look more complete, polished and professional. It is simply better graphic design, which is part of the experience.
But Apple hasn't yet finalized it's new icon style. The icons in the current iOS 7 release are clearly inconsistant and work-in-progress. There are varying degrees of "flatness" exhibited. I'd wait til the new icon style becomes more solidified before reworking your icons.


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16 Aug 2012 6:45 AM #1
Unanswered: How to repaint markers on line chart?
I'm using a line chart and i'm allowing the user to add/remove the markers shown in the chart.
The markers that i'm showing are custom shapes, type image. For each marker I have a custom tooltip, so when you mouse over the image you'll see some information
If the chart is blank and a marker (image) is added works fine. If the marker is removed the image is still being shown, however the marker is not there... There's no tooltip poping up when mousing over the image. If I add another marker, the image from the first marker is moved to the new marker position.
If there are 2 markers with the same image and I remove one of the markers, the image is removed too and the only image that remains is the one for the only marker in the chart.
Below there's some of the code i'm using
//For adding a custom shape (the marker image) Ext.apply(Ext.chart.Shape, { CustomShape1: function (surface, opts) { return surface.add(Ext.apply({ type: "image", width:32, height:32, src: "images/customshape1.png" }, opts)); } });Code:
//Series chart configuration ......... series: [{ type: 'line', highlight: true, selectionTolerance: 32, axis: ['left', 'bottom'], xField: 'xField', yField: 'CustomShape1', markerConfig: { type: 'CustomShape1', size: 32 }, listeners: { scope: me, itemmousedown: me.onItemClick } }], ........
Thank you in advance for your help
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Any chance you could throw up an example in JSFiddle perhaps? Something to demo what you're working with?
21 Aug 2012 6:53 AM #3
Hey slemmon
Thank you for replying. I got a JSFiddle http://jsfiddle.net/MFMDb/10/ but there it works just fine. You can use the add button to add items and the remove button to remove the one in the 0 position of the store or click on the marker to remove the clicked one.
In my application if you click on the marker and it's the only marker in the chart the image will remain there even when the marker is not there...
Another issue I'm facing with the ExtJS 4.1.x version is that lines are being drawn even when the configuration tries to make them transparent. As you can see, once the chart loads you don't get lines, but after adding a marker or resizing the window, the lines appear. Any idea? I'm stuck in ExtJS 4.0.7 because of this.
3 Oct 2012 4:02 PM #4
I'm having the same issue with the transparency in the lines. at first works fine, but after the window is resized, the lines become visible. "forgetting" their initial style attributes
does anyone knows a way to make it work. it's now almost two months and I can't find a way


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Weirton Baseball Association
accepting registrations
WEIRTON - The Weirton Baseball Association will hold its 2013 baseball and softball registration information from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 2, 9 and 16 at the Millsop Community Center.
The cost is $70 per player and $140 maximum per family. Those registering Feb. 2 will receive an early registration discount, paying $60 per player and $120 maximum per family.
Visit their website at www.weirtonbaseball. com.
Extension committee to meet
NEW CUMBERLAND - The West Virginia University Extension Hancock County Service Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 7 at the Municipal Building.
The meeting is open to the public.
For information, contact (304) 564-3805.
Dinner-theater to benefit 4-H
WELLSBURG - A dinner-theater show featuring Mystery Theatre Unlimited and benefiting Brooke County 4-H will be held Feb. 9 at Staffileno's on the River.
Known for comic whodunnits inspired by pop culture, the group will present "Mission Unpossible." Set in December 1969, the play involves a dastardly villain determined to set off a dangerous device that will end the free-love spirit of the 1960s and set into motion a cultural disaster: the 1970s! Will the spymasters of the Unpossible Mission Force be able to stop him?
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and tickets are $30 each. Adults 18 and older only will be admitted.
Reservations should be made by calling Liz Gatts at the West Virginia University Extension office at (304) 737-3666 weekdays before 4 p.m.
Alpha Tau meets
NEW CUMBERLAND- The Alpha Tau Chapter of West Virginia Alpha Delta Kappa held their February meeting at the Swaney Memorial Library.
President Fran Jones called the meeting to order. Chaplain Donna Durkin gave the Thought of the Day. Corresponding Secretary Shirley Washam called roll and read correspondence. Recording Secretary Donna Bohach distributed the minutes, which were approved. Kathy Griffith gave the treasurer's report. Committee reports were given.
Sheri Marsella, Zumba instructor, led a fitness activity.
Karen Oyster, Michelle Bernardi, Michelle Turner and Debby Churella were hostesses.


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I'm getting very close to purchasing a series 2 pole set - just trying to think through everything carefully. I will be using a Nikon D800/Nikkor 16mm, and already have a RS-1, RD16, ez leveler and Nadir adapter. To use the RS1 on the pole and as normal on a tripod I was thinking of putting a quick release on the pole and also between the RD16 and the RS-1 so that I can swap the RS-1 back and forth easily.
It occurred to me though that instead of buying 2 quick release sets, for 60 USD additional I could instead buy an R1 by itself and keep it on the pole. I know that I wouldn't be able to shoot a true Nadir with the R1 that way, but I wonder if I could shoot 6 roundshots and a zenith, stitch successfully and still have a reasonably small nadir hole. I currently shoot 6 roundshots at -10 and the zenith at +65 plus nadir. The 16mm had 137 degree HFOV, so mathematically it seems like the same pattern with roundshots at -12.5 or -15 and the zenith at +62.5 or +60 should work, but I'm not sure.
Can anyone offer some advice?


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Can a good comfortable chair increase work hours and productivity?
Would it be good to invest in a very good chair?
Can a good comfortable chair increase work hours and productivity?
Would it be good to invest in a very good chair?
Of course. Why shouldn't ?
If you spend a lot of time with your computer, you deserve the best chair for your productivity.
I recomended you the best chair (In my opion) Herman Miller Aeron chair which I heard it from Jeff. It's little expensive but like Jeff said Cheap chairs suck.
Also read Jeff's article Investing in a Quality Programming Chair and Computer Workstation Ergonomics
Basically, yes.
If you currently feel your chair is uncomfortable, or your back hurts, that's definitely a good reason to change it. Being distracted by discomfort is never good for your productivity.
However, if you think your chair is just fine right now, it still may be good to get a more ergonomic one. According to the doctors I've seen for my lower back pain, most people with desk jobs develop back pain sooner or later. So even if you don't have any issues now, there's a good chance you may have them in the future. Getting a good ergonomic chair now can prevent that from happening. And believe me, even very mild back pain is a bad drain on productivity.
One note on actually buying a chair: a "very good chair" is a very subjective question, and depends a lot on your body type and your work preferences. If you're planning on investing significant money, you really should find somewhere you can try the chairs out in person.


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I am interested in:
1) Understanding in detail how fractals are draw.
2) Coding a computer program to draw a simple fractal.
Can someone with good explaining skills take care of 1) for me? I don't think this link does a good job. I step-by-step example would be fantastic or a link/video with a good step-by-step explanation. THX!
I know complex numbers and the complex plane. My understanding is that you choose a complex number to begin with and keep feeding back the result into the equation (i.e. iterating). Now my question: how from the results do you draw something? You just put a black dot for each result in the complex plane?


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Wonkette: Hero Dad Arrested For Trying To Protect Kids From Filthy Sex Book
We like the cameraphoneman's running commentary as Baer is taken to the police car, and are totally in love with the brave defender of liberty who says, off camera, "I think the wrong person's in handcuffs" and clarifies that the people who really need to be arrested are "whoever put those books in our children's hands, the people that don't want to take responsibility for it." And the camera guy's closing "liberty and justice for all" is simply a moment of self-righteous beauty.
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As if being a mind-blowing guitarist, versatile blues and soul vocalist, and consummate showman weren't enough. Now we have to add 'musical mentor' to Buddy Guy's glittery resume'.
Guy, who turns 78 on July 30, absolutely enthralled and delighted a crowd of about 1500 fans at the South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset Thursday night with a 105-minute show that included blazing guitar dynamics, his protean vocals that range from softly cooed falsetto to boisterous blues shouts, and stories from his decades long career.
None of that is exactly headline news, as Guy has long been deservedly acclaimed as one of the most reliable concert acts in any genre, a tireless showman with endless humility and grace. But last night also could've been viewed as a passing of the torch, as New Bedford's Quinn Sullivan delivered a sizzling opening set of his own, and then came on to jam with the master.
Guy has been bringing Sullivan onstage with him on New England stops for eight years now, and in his earliest days, the youngster was like most guitar tyros, all flash and speed. The difference now, when Sullivan is a crusty, road-hardened veteran of 14, is that the kid has developed a real feel and style of his own. He can still be flashy, but Sullivan's playing now can move you emotionally, as he glides through a panoply of dynamics. That sounds like a description of Buddy Guy, so you must conclude, the old fella is a pretty damned good teacher.
Guy's set included roughly fifteen songs, and we make that an educated estimate because some tunes were abbreviated, and some of his storytelling got a bit musically convoluted, but the night was basically a tour through his whole career and the major influences in it.
Guy's started his set with a� rockin' blues take on his "Damn Right I've Got the Blues," swapping upper register runs with his band's guitarist Ric Hall.
A tune that producer Tom Hambridge (the former Boston rocker) wrote with Guy, "74 Years Young" is a light-hearted blues march detailing his career, and it got a big ovation when Guy ended it by noting the song was now four years old. A nod to his own mentor when he arrived in Chicago six decades ago, Muddy Waters, included a slow and sultry "Hootchie Kootchie Man," and then a sweetly crooned "She's 19 Years Old."
Another tribute to blues titans saw him salute John Lee Hooker ("Boom Boom"), and then stride up the aisle for a showstopping rendition of Albert King's "Drowning on Dry Land." A full throated vocal made Ray Charles' "What I Say" come alive, and that Guy falsetto was mesmerizing during Marvin Gaye's "Ain't That Peculiar?"
Hambridge returned to sing harmony on "Skin Deep," the soul ballad he wrote with Guy, which was the title cut of Guy's 2008 album. That song, with its chorus, "underneath, we're all the same.." made for an incredibly moving moment and a prolonged ovation. Guy and Sullivan sent everyone home with an incendiary Jimi Hendrix jam.
Earlier, Sullivan's 45-minute opening set, with Guy's band plus Hambridge on drums, featured a wide range of the young man's rock 'n' blues, including a stunning take on "Little Wing," and a plaintive soul vocal on "She Gets Me," first single from Sullivan's new CD. Sullivan thanked Guy profusely for his guidance and support, and noted the two had just returned from a European tour.
The kid is definitely going places; good job, Buddy.


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I've seen the blurbs about Ubuntu TV being able to receive from cable and it has EPG and so on, and I'd love to install it on a regular PC that is currently running Windows Media Center.
I don't merely want to have a media player; I specifically want to be able to watch and record live TV via a tuner expansion card. I have tried installing MythTV earlier, but I failed miserably because the instructions I used were US-centric but I'm in Austria (Europe). I couldn't find a way to make the TV tuner work right.
I'm concerned that this time, again, Ubuntu TV will only work really well in the USA.
Given that I'm in non-US country "X", what are my chances of getting Ubuntu TV to work well, specifically with regard to receiving local-region EPG data and also aerial and cable TV signals in PAL and DVB-T formats?


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The Conference begins Tuesday, August 24th at 5:00 p.m. with Registration and a Welcome Reception at 6:00 p.m. Workshops begin Wednesday, August 25th at 8:30 a.m. and run through Thursday, August 26th at 5:00 p.m.
Full conference schedule
The Registration Fee is $75 per person, and includes lunch on Wednesday and Thursday. Register online or print a registration form to mail your payment (check, cash, purchase order, military order, etc.)
The Marriott Convention Center is offering a special conference rate of $85. Take advantage of this discounted rate by calling reservations at 800-228-9290 or 504-613-2888 and identify yourself as a conference attendee.
The National Children's Advocacy Center would like to invite interested parties to submit an application to present a paper at the 11th National Conference on Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Prevention. All applications must be received by May 14, 2010.
For questions regarding this conference, contact Marilyn Grundy at mgrundy@nationalcac.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Two In 2012
1-Every year, I make it a goal to read the whole Bible through. I have never been able to do it so far. I really want to, but it takes commitment to get through some of those Old Testament books. I have a Chronological Bible that I really like so I am making myself a calendar and trying to see if I can do it this year. This is the Bible I have. It has tons of information to go along with each book and I love all that insight and history it has in it! I'm a history nerd. haha
Speaking of the Bible and religion...have you seen this yet? It was all over Facebook today but I loved it!
2-Another thing I'm hoping I can do this year is get back to some of the fun crafty stuff I used to do. I can sew and crochet and I've done tons of cross-stitching. But I haven't done any of that in so long! I really enjoy it, so hopefully this year somehow I can squeeze those things back into my life.
We'll see.
Last night I got to keep this sweet boy while Ashley and John went to a Bobcats game...
He is walking all over the place now. It is so amazing how one day they just get the hang of that and off they go! No matter what toys we have, none of them is as much fun as when we just pull out the pots and pans. He likes the simple things the best!
Tomorrow is my last day of school this week since it's the end of the quarter. Friday is a teacher workday. And Monday we have off for Martin Luther King day. Woo hoo! Yay for short weeks and long weekends!
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- Angie said...
I never really make resolutions either. I make lists of things I want to accomplish each season but I don't make actual resolutions because I always end up failing! Good luck with your 2 items this year.
Pots & Pans are always a favorite with the kiddos. Sometimes I think us parents make life too complicated. If we could all just see through the eyes of a child :)
Enjoy your long weekend, I know I'm going to try to!
- January 11, 2012 at 11:00 PM
- Becky said...
I did see that video today and I thought it was amazing! I definitely shared it on my facebook page. Love your blog...very cute design! I'm going to look into getting a chronological Bible, thanks to you:)
- January 11, 2012 at 11:12 PM
- Lauren said...
SO much truth in that video! LOVE!!!!
- January 12, 2012 at 9:46 AM
- Alex and Jill said...
Makes me feel better to know I'm not the only one that keeps trying to read through my Bible every year and still haven't. LOL I'm doing it this year - ask me whenever you think about it if I'm caught up on my reading, k?? :) So far - I haven't missed a day!!
Amelia would still beat on pots and pans if I let her. HAHA! That grandbaby of yours is PRESH. Have a fun day at school without the kiddos tomorrow! :)
- January 12, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Deidre said...
I loved that video and posted it on FBook as well. I can't believe how big David is getting. And walking? My word. He is precious!
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The Curse of Maleficent: The Tale of a Sleeping Beauty
by Elizabeth Rudnick, illustrated by Nicholas Kole
Aurora has always enjoyed her simple life. She loves to explore the beautiful woods surrounding her quaint cottage. She even likes living with her bumbling yet well-meaning aunts. But when Aurora discovers a dark secret about her past, her whole world turns upside down. Will she be able to save herself from an imminent curse?
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Warren County Public Works is excited about a new project because it connects a community in a way they hope will keep people active, and it will use some rare existing structures to do that.
It will connect schools, a park and a major staple of Kentucky Proud Ice Cream in Warren County.
"It will run from Rich Pond Elementary School, around the back parameter of South Warren Middle and High Schools, and reach 31-W," said Mac Yowell, Warren County Public Works Director.
Yowell says eventually it will run down to Buchanon park, but that's only the first two phases of the project.
What's probably the most unique part of this project is this small underpass on 31-w. Right now it's used to transport water, back in the day it was used to transport cattle from one side of the road to the other, but with this project it will be transporting something a little different.
The cattle run was built under the road in 1941, next to Carl Chaney's farm.
"We have three kids, and they would always go down there and ride their bikes through it, if we were looking for them sometimes that might be where we'd find them," said Owner Chaney's Dairy Barn Carl Chaney.
Now the Chaneys won't be the only ones using it.
"Hearing what they want to do with it, clean it up and make it a pass where people don't have to drive over to the dairy barn.. that's pretty cool," said Chaney.
"What we're hoping is people will use the paths from the back of the park down there and get some exercise going over to eat ice cream," said Yowell.
Warren County Public Works says aside from the new trail, they will be adding benches and water fountains along the path.
Yowell says they are currently in the design phase of the project and hope to begin construction once schools is out for the summer, and hope to have the trail completed by the time they resume classes in August.


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ANDERSON, S.C. – After completing a memorable season on the diamond in 2014, Anderson University baseball landed five on the 2014 PalmettoStateBaseball.com All-State teams, highlighted by two players being picked to the first team, announced Tuesday by PalmettoStateBaseball.com.
Senior catcher Jonathan Zalud and senior left fielder Nathan Galliford were the lone Trojans to be named to the all-state first team as the duo paced the South Atlantic Conference in representatives. The honor marks the second time both players have been named to a first-team, as the duo claimed SAC first-team selections following the season. Zalud closed the year with a .353 average with 13 doubles and 20 RBI, while signing a professional deal with the Bisbee Blue of the Pecos League following the SAC Tournament. Galliford finished 2014 fifth in the nation in home runs with 15, while hitting .314 and slugging .616.
Being named to the Honorable Mention list were infielders Steven Cooper, Kyle Bailey and Brett Cash. Cooper joined Zalud and Galliford on the SAC first-team prior to the start of the conference tournament, as he was 31st nationally in doubles with 18 and 45th in total bases with 116. Bailey banged out five homers on the year, while slugging .395 with five doubles and 26 RBI. Cash, who joined Zalud on the SAC Gold Glove list, led Anderson with 151 assists, while hitting .309 with 10 doubles and 25 RBI.
Between the five players named to the all-state honor, the group hit .321 (289-for-899), with 55 doubles, four triples, 31 home runs and 169 RBI.
2014 PalmettoStateBaseball.com all-state team, NCAA DII/NAIA schools
SP - Derek Beasley, USC Aiken; Ryan Jones, Lander; Dylan Wolchik, Lander
RP - Brandon White, Lander
C - Jonathan Zalud, Anderson
1B - Connor Lewis, Lander
2B - Ryan Metzler, USC Aiken
SS - Erik Lunde, Lander
3B - Ryan Cranmer, Newberry
OF - Chase Corn, Erskine; Nathan Galliford, Anderson; Patrick Grady, Lander
DH - Michael Wilson, Francis Marion
UT - Daniel Young, Benedict
Two way pitcher/position - Zack Oberlies, Southern Wesleyan
SP - Wesley Camp, Newberry; Cole Cromer, Newberry; Junior Delatorre, USC Beaufort
RP - Jeffrey Stoner, Francis Marion
C - Cooper Gunter, Limestone
1B - Ty Barkell, USC Aiken
2B - Graham Ramos, Lander
SS - Sean Miller, USC Aiken
3B - T.J. Giczkowski, Coker
OF - Matt Kianka, USC Beaufort; Elisha McDaniel, Benedict; Tyler Moore, USC Aiken;
DH - Thomas Berry, Lander
UT - Kevin Davis, Benedict
Two way pitcher/position - Allen Staton, North Greenville
SP - Taylor Alvarez, Lander; Austin Gambrell, Erskine; Mason McCullough, Lander; Jake Nidiffer, Newberry; Matt Prosser, Coker; Justin Vreeland, Claflin
RP - Ben Black, USC Aiken; Andrew Goot, Coker; James Lynch, USC Aiken; Daniel Nations, Newberry; Wes Schuler, Erskine
C - Julio Lara, Southern Wesleyan; Destin Nichols, Erskine
1B - Albert Baur, Newberry; Kyle Booth, Limestone; Steven Cooper, Anderson; Fico Kondla, Coker; Darius Osby, Claflin; Zach Smith, Erskine; Daniel Williams, Southern Wesleyan
2B - Kyle Bailey, Anderson; Jabari Brown, Claflin; Tanner Lollis, Erskine; Nolan Schrenker, Newberry;
SS - Julian Bridges, Limestone; Brett Cash, Anderson; Ashly Morris, USC Beaufort; Brandon Overstreet, Erskine
3B - Rashad Bivens, Claflin; T.J. Costen, USC Aiken; Colby Painter, Lander; Luke Tollison, Francis Marion; Joey Wilson, Erskine; Tyler Wood, Limestone
OF - Chad Balderman, Limestone; Matt Bosse, USC Aiken; JoJo Bradley, Newberry; Blake Cilwick, USC Beaufort; J.J. Crespo, USC Beaufort; Marquis Curry, Francis Marion; Isaac Davenport, Francis Marion; Logan Galliher, Erskine; Sixto Guerrero, Claflin; Michael Hyman, Southern Wesleyan; Alex Kirby, Newberry; Ernie Kirkwood, Coker; Andrew Kozak, Erskine; Weston Lawing, Lander; Jermale Paige, Newberry; Chris Scura, Limestone; Sammy Song, Coker
DH - Avi Ahlzadeh, Limestone; Eric Barbieri, Newberry;Sam Cothran, Erskine; Wendell Ferguson, Claflin
Two way pitcher/position - Darius Thompson, Benedict
Coach of the year - Kermit Smith, Lander
Player of the year - Patrick Grady, Lander
Pitcher of the year - Dylan Wolchik, Lander


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The August 2008 issue of Environment & Climate News reports the U.S. Senate's rejection of the carbon dioxide cap-and-trade measure proposed by Sens. Joe Lieberman and John Warner. Sixteen senators, including presumptive presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain, declined to cast a vote. Also on page 1:
- NASA astronomer James Hansen, one of the most visible and vocal proponents of alarmist global warming theory, has called for criminal trials against scientists, corporate executives, and public policy advocates who disagree with him.
- Western congressmen, fully aware of rich oil shale resources concentrated in the Badlands of Wyoming, eastern Utah, and extreme western Colorado, are supporting legislation to remove federal prohibitions on oil shale recovery.
- Fewer than half of Americans polled by the Pew Research Center believe humans are causing global warming, and a declining number even believe the Earth is experiencing a warming trend.
Also in this issue: CO2 scrubbers, mercury, nuclear power, global warming, hurricanes, wi-fi health threat, bisphenol-A, milfoil, and reviews of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming and Environmentalism, Hybrid Neighborhoods, and the CO2 Science DVD, Carbon Dioxide and the "Climate Crisis."
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During a string of hazy, hot and humid days in New England, you may find people cranking the air conditioning and cracking jokes about the Polar Vortex. Still, amid the dog days of summer when the mercury is soaring, it's always important to remember that the heat is no joke.
Hydration is key to staying safe and healthy this summer. Whenever you venture outside in the heat — whether you're planning to hike, play ball or just relax in the water — you should also have an adequate hydration plan.
— Have fluid source readily available. Plan ahead and make sure you drink enough water throughout the day and night to replenish fluids lost during activities.
— Water will do the trick. For most people water will be sufficient enough to keep you properly hydrated. If you are working really hard, you might need to replace calories that are lost due to perspiration. A soda or sports drink can help with fluid and calorie replacement.
— Be careful when drinking alcohol. If you choose to drink alcohol, do so in moderation. A good strategy is to alternate alcoholic beverages with water. With alcohol you can only count on about 75 percent of the beverage ending up in the body as fluid.
— Listen to your body. When the temperatures and activity levels increase it's even more important to listen to your body and take breaks if you start to feel light-headed, feel overheated or if you develop a headache or muscle cramps. These are warning signs that something is not right. Don't ignore them!
— Don't take in too much fluid. It might sound a little strange but be careful of drinking too much fluid. This can lead to the opposite of dehydration — over-hydration, or electrolyte imbalances such as hypernatremia (elevated sodium levels). The rule of thumb is to monitor your fluid intake if you are not thirsty, if you feel water sloshing around in your stomach or you don't feel well and have been taking in fluids.
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Salvation Army locations in Florida are geared up with the necessary precautions should Tropical Storm Emily make landfall on Florida's Gulf coast.
Already equipped with 42 canteens, two field kitchens, a field communications unit, shower trailers, a command center and most importantly, 700 trained disaster volunteers, the Salvation Army of Florida continues to prepare for looming storm Emily and any other storm in the coming months of hurricane season.
Coincidentally, the Salvation Army of Tampa had previously scheduled emergency disaster services training and workshops for today and tomorrow. Florida residents can thus rest assured that they are in good hands with well-trained Salvation Army employees during times of disaster.
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JUNCTION CITY, Kan. -- Gary Drake, chairman of the Geary Community Hospital Board of Trustees, is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Joseph A. Stratton of Burlington, Colorado, as the administrator and chief executive officer of Geary Community Hospital, effective January 1, 2013.
Stratton succeeds David K. Bradley, who served in this capacity for 17 years until his retirement on September 1, 2012. Chief Operations Officer Alice Jensen, JD, RN, has been serving as acting CEO.
Stratton was the candidate of choice of the search committee, lead by Drake, as well as the hospital board of trustees, after a thorough search process. He is currently the CEO of Kit Carson County Health Service District, in Burlington.
"Dr. Stratton brings over 20 years of healthcare and education administration experience to our hospital," Drake said. The majority of these years have been in the healthcare system/hospital administration as a chief executive officer and senior executive in Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado, both in behavior and medical healthcare. "We are pleased that he and his wife Peggy are excited about moving to Geary County," Drake said. "He's a good fit for the hospital and community and an exemplary leader."
His educational background includes a diploma from Salina South High School in Salina, Kan., a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Communication from the University of Northern Colorado in 1981; a Master of Science in Educational Administration from Kansas State University in 1984; and a Doctorate of Business Administration and Management from California Southern University in 2002.
He is a Fellow of The American College of Healthcare Executives, which is the same as board certification in healthcare administration. He was a key leader in the founding of the Kansas Association of Healthcare Executives (KAHCE), serving on the board of directors as well as vice president and president. His leadership was vital in the formation of a scholarship in healthcare administration for graduate students in Kansas.
Currently, Stratton sits on the Colorado Hospital Association Board of Directors and is the association's board chairman for the Workers' Compensation Trust. He held the position of vice chairman of the State Legislative Council, is a member of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce and an active member of Rotary.
He taught as an adjunct professor at Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, in both the Masters of Business Administration and undergraduate business classes. He also instructed in business for Cloud County Community College, Concordia, Kansas.
Stratton's career included 15 years of experience at two nationally renowned Episcopal agencies dedicated to troubled-challenged youth: St. John's Military School and The Saint Francis Community Services, both in Salina, Kan., from 1996-2003. It was after a corporate restructuring at the latter named institution that in 2003, he became the Director of Behavioral Health for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, which is the third largest Native American health system in the country. Although he was very successful in his endeavor with the Choctaw, he migrated back to Kansas and has focused on his passion of rural healthcare administration and leadership.
He accepted the position of chief executive officer of The Sheridan County Health Complex in Hoxie, Kan., where he worked until 2009 before moving to Burlington to take on his present position as CEO of Kit Carson County Health Service District.
Dr. Stratton and his wife Peggy, also a K-State graduate, have three adult children: Michael, a K-State student in Manhattan; Max in Avon, Colo.; and Abigail, a K-State graduate currently in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The Strattons enjoy time in the garden, camping and being around their many animals.
"Peggy and I wanted to move back to the Flint Hills, so when the opportunity at Geary Community Hospital came up, I jumped at it," Stratton said. "I had met David Bradley at KAHCE meetings and knew of the good reputation of the hospital and the community. I'm very excited to meet everyone and to build on the success already experienced at GCH."
Stratton possesses many core competencies necessary to be a successful leader in rural healthcare, especially in system-wide quality improvement initiatives and the development of healthy organizational cultures. He is methodical in decision-making, with great care given to the best choices for the organization and those it serves. He firmly believes in teamwork, respect, understanding, execution and dedication.


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Agriculture & Food
Nothing is more basic to human well-being than having enough nutritious food to eat. Yet one in every eight people in the world — 842 million — are trapped in a cycle of hunger and poverty.
The reality is that most of the world doesn't have the benefit of picking up food from the corner store — they grow it themselves. Hunger is a crisis when disaster ruins the harvest. It is a cycle when families cannot grow or buy enough to lead healthy, productive lives, and when the effects of malnutrition are passed on to the next generation.
When food shortages occur due to drought and conflict, Mercy Corps helps prevent hunger and treat malnutrition in the most vulnerable — children, pregnant women, the elderly and the displaced. We distribute vouchers, cash or emergency rations, working with local suppliers to speed delivery, save money and boost local economies.
In addition to emergency responses, we focus on long-term solutions that build future food security.
Mercy Corps helps farmers manage their land, increase their harvests and diversify crops to produce a larger, more nutritious, and stable food supply. By teaching nutrition and hygiene, we ensure families can utilize their resources to boost their health. And we connect farmers with new markets and introduce more efficient methods of tending productive livestock and processing and storing crops to increase incomes for years to come.
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I have been hosting many travelers and am always happy to welcome you and help out so you will have a comfortable stay.
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Inga was so very welcoming. Lovely....We loved the location, right near all the attractions in London and there was an over ground station just a few minutes walk away. There was a local supermarket 2 minutes walk away, which was also handy. There can be some noise at times as there is a bar/music venue in the courtyard of the accommodation, but it didn't bother us as we are musicians ourselves and it always shut around 12pm....If you are an artist type, enjoy interesting company and love live music/dancing this is your place to stay...very happening...loved it...and would go back in a flash!!!
I loved my stay at Inga's place! It was only for one night, I wish it had been longer. Her place is so charming and has lots of character, I just love it! Its very warm and homie. Inga was a wonderful host, she's so friendly and responded to her messages hyper quickly while I was staying there. I would definitely come back there! Thanks Inga!
Our stay was great, due to the fine weather. The appartment was oké, but very noisy at night.
We really had a nice stay at Inga's place. The appartement is cozy and the building is very characteristic and has a good vibe. We really enjoyed the jazz-club on the ground floor. You can hear some noises from the club, but we didn't find that troublesome at all. The building is next to a metro- and train station. The appartement is clean and suitfull for temporary visitors.
Suggestions: we've missed some kitchen tools (sharp knife and washing-up bowl)
Everything perfect. Inga is a very friendly host and her accommodation (although it's simple) is the perfect one to explore London and especially the districts of docklands or around brick lane market.
great location and clean Apartment. yes, not the quietest place, but really nothing to complain about at this price.
Inga was a great help and the place was as shown. Had a great couple of nights in the place.
This place met my needs very well. Interesting building and people. Short walk to DLR station. I'd stay again, good value for the money. Late (until 3am) bar noise on Saturday night, so time your jet lag appropriately.
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I bought this old coffee table with the idea of using my Ryobi tools to turn it into something awesome with a bunch of bottlecaps that I had saved up. I started by sanding it down and trimming out the surface, following that with a few coats of stain to make it look more rustic. I then glued every bottle cap in place and gloss coated the surface inside the trim.
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The most perfect holiday is the one that goes by too fast, with the anticipation of your next trip to the Alpenrose giving you something to look forward to and adding a sparkle to your everyday life.
Days spent in the Alpenrose smell magnificent, just like our wellness baths. They feel tender and light, like our gentle body treatments. They melt in your mouth – thanks to our chef. They are soft and like balm for the soul – what else would you expect from the Alpenrose?
It is the little things that make the Alpenrose so popular. Is it the smiles of our employees? The careful attention paid to each guest? Or the cheerful atmosphere where young and old, big and small can all feel at home? WE like to think it's a combination of all the above.
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Jerry Douglas' brand new album, "Traveler" is available now. The album features an incredible list of special guests including Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, Mumford & Sons, Keb' Mo', Marc Cohn, Bela Fleck, Del McCoury and Sam Bush. The album also features the Alison Krauss and Union Station track, "Frozen Fields."
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Jason looks at Marvel and DC's current pricing strategies and weighs the pros and cons of both approaches, explains the motivation behind the "Wolverine" back-up stories and the difficulty in writing a 20 page comic.
Marvel Comics has announced "5 Ronin," a Peter Milligan written project placing Wolverine, Psylocke, the Punisher, Hulk and Deadpool in feudal Japan, illustrated by Tomm Coker, Goran Parlov and many more.
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Director Darren Aronofsky is officially the director of the "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" sequel, simply titled, "The Wolverine." Expected to shoot early next year, the film will follow the character to Japan.
This week, Jason Aaron discusses living in the world of being a freelance comic book creator, offers advice on how to navigate the business aspect of your career choice and offers a glimpse at his personal headquarters.
Director Darren Aronofsky has confirmed that his Wolverine movie won't bear an unwieldy title. Instead, it will be simply called "The Wolverine" and will not be a conventional sequel. SPINOFF has details.
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A northern Kentucky sheriff wants motorists to know if the keys are locked in the car, a deputy can't come to the rescue.
Boone County Sheriff Michael Helmig says deputies will no longer be dispatched to aide motorists in Florence who can't get into their vehicles. Helmig told The Kentucky Enquirer (http://bit.ly/UCAy08 ) the number of calls from the city was growing while staffing at the department stayed the same.
The new policy took effect Jan. 1.
In 2012, the Boone County Sheriff's Department responded to 5,248 lockout calls. Sheriff's Department spokesman Tom Scheben said about half of those calls originated in Florence.
The sheriff's department will continue to offer lockout service in Union and Walton and in all unincorporated portions of Boone County, including Burlington, Hebron and Petersburg.


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10 Tips for Last-Minute Holiday Shoppersby Lindsay Hutton
Every year, you promise yourself you won't wait until the last minute to do your holiday shopping, but once again, it's the week before Christmas and you've gotten nary a gift. Don't panic! Before you go into a desperate shopping frenzy, check out these 10 tips for last-minute shoppers. You'll find everything you need with time to spare, and nobody on your list will know you procrastinated (again).
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I do very well in short projects or things that need to be done for a short term. But I procrastinate when I have very large projects or lengthy things to do. I kinda lack persistence. What is the best way to develop persistence? Also, if I know there is a possible outcome to the thing that I am doing, then I do that fast, I kinda like to dominate. But when I have things that are open ended I really struggle to move forward. Please advise.
One common answer to the question of "how do I keep making progress on a really big project" is to break it down into many smaller pieces. Depending on how you organize yourself, these smaller pieces could be viewed as subprojects, or tasks, or something else, but the trick is to make them really small. Forget milestones, think inch-pebbles instead.
You can help yourself plan that work by thinking backwards from completion. At the point where the Really Big Project is done, what is true in your world? Describe that to yourself, thoroughly and in detail. For example, "Thesis is complete. It is bound in a red leather binding, has 465 pages typeset in times new roman 12 point type, and sitting on the third shelf up at the right end. The title page looks like... and has a signature from my adviser showing it was approved... ". And so on. What had to be true for it to be bound in red leather? What had to be true to get 465 pages? What had to be true to get your thesis adviser to approve it?
Decompose the project in those terms, and you'll discover all kinds of pieces and parts to the project, each of which can be further broken down until you get to tasks of no more than a day or two in length. Once you're down to that level, it becomes very easy to see that you are making progress regularly against your goal.
Can you share you nature of work? Is it possible to break these large projects into number of smaller projects?
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The Federal Tax Law Clinic at Rutgers School of Law–Newark has entered into a partnership with the City Bar Justice Center of the New York City Bar Association to help individuals housed in jails in Monmouth and Hudson Counties who are subject to deportation because of minor non-violent criminal convictions.
"The partnership allows the Rutgers law students the opportunity to gain experience conducting interviews in which they have to glean pertinent information necessary for the preparation of delinquent tax returns," said Sandy Freund, Clinical Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Rutgers Federal Tax Law Clinic. "The students learn compassion and gain exposure to truly deserving individuals who are part of an underserved population. Partnering with the City Bar on this project has thus far been a win-win situation."
To date, the clinic has assisted two detainees in their Cancellation of Removal proceedings by preparing delinquent tax returns for them for proof of "good standing." Tax Clinic students who interviewed one of the clients at the Hudson County Detention Center in Kearny said that actually meeting the client and seeing his living conditions motivated them to work their hardest to get him relief.
The clinic will continue to aid at-risk clients by offering counsel and completing the necessary paperwork to bring them into federal tax law compliance.
Students in the Federal Tax Law Clinic, under the direction of Freund, a former IRS docket attorney, and Professor Cynthia Blum, who helped establish the clinic in 1995, represent low-income taxpayers involved in disputes with the IRS at audits, at negotiations with IRS Appeals and Collections Hearings, and in cases before the U.S. Tax Court.


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The main section for the PC Tune Up module allows you to access its main functions.
Run PC Tune Up: will start a general sweep of your computer looking for program leftovers or temporary files that can hinder its performance. Optimize issues: displays a list with the issues found by the latest scan and allows you to make BullGuard solve them. Optimize startup: displays a list with the programs that are set to start at the computer start-up, allowing you to disable the unnecessary applications that could be slowing down your PC. The SETTINGS button in the toolbar: opens the Settings section where you can choose what items the module should scan for and set a schedule for regular sweeps on your computer.
PC Tune Up is a welcome addition to the BullGuard Premium Protection suite that will help you keep your computer in excellent working order. The module will scan your computer system and spot anything that is causing it to slow down, such as leftover programs, data corruption or not having enough hard disk space available. Once the results are in, BullGuard's PC Tune Up tool will either fix the issue, or recommend what to do to optimize your computer and make it run faster.
BullGuard PC Tune Up is a continuous automated service check of your computer to make it faster, more reliable and more efficient. There are several things that slow it down in time:
The Tune Up module will help you find the items that are slowing down your PC and fix them to keep your system running at full speed.
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