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I have no children, and part of what turning 40 that scares me so much is that it is probably too late. I'm more than open to a relationship with someone with children, and I can be a big kid myself.
I joke around a lot, I enjoy making people laugh, even if it is at my own expense. I'm an unashamed animal lover, so much that I once rescued a black snake from lying in the middle of the road, only to end up having him disappear into the dash of a truck I had at the time (funny story, and I got him out - he now lives behind where I work in the woods.)
So what am he looking for, you ask with bated breath! I'm not sure. I want my happily ever after, and I know she's out there somewhere. She's got to be nice, have manners, be hwp, and for the love of all that is holy close the door to the bathroom when she goes to pee. I don't dance, but I would love to find someone that wanted to learn Ballroom Dancing, took that as a PE in college and it was such a blast.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Music wise, I'm stuck in 90's alternative for the most part. LOVE Liz Phair, Garbage, Cranberries, etc. Also enjoy classic rock and easy listening, and I am a total Beatles fanatic. All time favorite song (and movie!) is 'Across the Universe', and I love Fiona Apple's version of it. Alanis Morissette did a version of 'Happiness is a Warm Gun' that I would love to find a good MP3 version of.
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Keith Crisco, a congressional candidate in an undecided North Carolina primary race, has died.
The businessman and politician died suddenly at his home in Asheboro, N.C., The Courier-Tribune reports:
Information is incomplete; however, early information indicates he suffered injuries from a fall around 1 p.m. at his home at 1263 Thayer Drive in Asheboro. He was reported dead at the scene when emergency workers arrived there.
Crisco was 71. He was running against former singer Clay Aiken for the Democratic nomination in North Carolina's 2nd District. Nearly a week after the polls had closed, the race was too early to call on Monday morning, as provisional, absentee, and military absentee ballots had yet to be tallied. Aiken was in the lead with 40.8 percent of the vote. Crisco was right behind him with 39.5 percent, and Toni Morris trailed with 19.6 percent of the vote.
Aiken released a statement following news of Crisco's death. "He was a gentleman, a good and honorable man and an extraordinary public servant," the former "American Idol" contestant said of his late opponent.
Crisco founded and ran Asheboro Elastics and sat on the Asheboro City Schools Board of Education and the Asheboro City Council. He recently served as secretary of North Carolina's Department of Commerce before launching his House campaign.
A North Carolina Democratic strategist tells Roll Call's Emily Cahn that Crisco was prepared to concede to Aiken on Tuesday.
"I had spoken with Keith earlier in the day," said Brad Crone, a friend of Crisco. "I had called [Aiken adviser] Gary Pearce to convey that Keith was going to concede the election tomorrow morning and would be calling Mr. Aiken to congratulate him."
The winning Democratic candidate will face Republican Rep. Renee Ellmers in November; she is favored to win in the right-leaning district.
"I am deeply saddened by this sudden and painful tragedy and wish God's blessings for Keith's family through the coming days," Ellmers said in a statement. "His kindness and dedication to his principles were models we should all strive toward, and he will be dearly missed."
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The biosynthesis of 2-ketoisovalerate from pyruvate is carried out by three enzymes: acetohydroxyacid synthase (AHAS, encoded by ilvBH), acetohydroxyacid isomeroreductase (AHAIR, encoded by ilvC), and dihydroxyacid dehydratase (DHAD, encoded by ilvD). In this study, enzymatic activities and kinetic parameters were determined for each of the three R. eutropha enzymes as heterologously purified proteins. AHAS, which serves as a gatekeeper for the biosynthesis of all three branched-chain amino acids, demonstrated the tightest regulation through feedback inhibition by l-valine (IC[subscript 50] = 1.2 mM), l-isoleucine (IC[subscript 50] = 2.3 mM), and l-leucine (IC[subscript 50] = 5.4 mM). Intermediates in the valine biosynthesis pathway also exhibit feedback inhibitory control of the AHAS enzyme. In addition, AHAS has a very weak affinity for pyruvate (K[subscript M] = 10.5 μM) and is highly selective towards 2-ketobutyrate (R = 140) as a second substrate. AHAIR and DHAD are also inhibited by the branched-chain amino acids, although to a lesser extent when compared to AHAS. Experimental evolution and rational site-directed mutagenesis revealed mutants of the regulatory subunit of AHAS (IlvH) (N11S, T34I, A36V, T104S, N11F, G14E, and N29H), which, when reconstituted with wild-type IlvB, lead to AHAS having reduced valine, leucine, and isoleucine sensitivity. The study of the kinetics and inhibition mechanisms of R. eutropha AHAS, AHAIR, and DHAD has shed light on interactions between these enzymes and the products they produce; it, therefore, can be used to engineer R. eutropha strains with optimal production of 2-ketoisovalerate for value-added materials. 2014-08-01T00:00:00Z Thermal Design for the Micro-X Rocket Payload http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/103788 Thermal Design for the Micro-X Rocket Payload Figueroa-Feliciano, E.; Danowski, M.; Goldfinger, David C.; Heine, Sarah Nicole Trowbridge Micro-X is a NASA funded, rocket borne X-ray imaging spectrometer that uses transition edge sensors (TESs) to do high-resolution microcalorimetry. The TESs are cooled by an adiabatic demagnetization refrigerator, whose salt pill functions as a heat sink for the detectors. We have made a thermal model of the cryostat with SPICE for the purposes of understanding its behavior at low temperatures. Implementing modifications based on this model has further allowed us to cool the system down to a lower temperature than had previously been accessible and to improve its low-temperature hold time. These modifications include a variety of schemes for power through heat sinks and tweaking the conductance between the cold baths and the refrigerated hardware. We present an overview of the model and its constituent parameters, information about thermal modifications, and a summary of results from thermal tests of the entire system. 2016-02-01T00:00:00Z Security and Privacy: Why Privacy Matters http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/103787 Security and Privacy: Why Privacy Matters Bird, Stephanie J. A long-overdue discussion of security and privacy is taking place within the US and among its friends and associates in many parts of the globe. In large part, this is due to the revelations of Edward Snowden, the employee of a government contractor, who leaked secret information about the extent of US government data collection on the calling habits of US residents. Privacy is often pitted against security, thereby creating a false dichotomy that is a discussion for another time. However, if it is granted, for the time being, that security and privacy are at opposing ends of a continuum along which a balance point can and should be found, that is, that there is a theoretical point at which "enough security" can be balanced against "enough privacy". How is the balance attained? Those who are concerned about security have a point: the tragedy of victims' lives, hopes, and futures torn apart by the misplaced violent anger and frustration of terrorists or other criminals clearly elicits an immediate and deep-seated, visceral response, and underscores the importance of security. But does security outweigh or even trump privacy? More importantly, should it? 2013-07-01T00:00:00Z Guest Editorial: Big Data http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/103786 Guest Editorial: Big Data Efros, Alyosha; Torralba, Antonio Computer vision has a split personality. Within the same field, and largely guided by the same set of fundamental algorithms, it combines two problems that are utterly disparate in their aims and philosophy—here we will call them "Vision as Measurement" and "Vision as Understanding". Measurement problems deal with obtaining objective, quantifiable information about the physical world (e.g. scene depth in meters, visual angle in radians, light-source brightness in candelas-per-meter-squared, etc.). Measurement problems are akin to physics—they are well-posed and the validity of a solution can always be tested with an experiment. Employing careful physical or geometric modeling and rigorous mathematics, this area has been quite successful in solving a number of important problems, such as stereo and structure-from-motion. 2016-06-01T00:00:00Z


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New-home sales tick up as builders slash prices
WASHINGTON — Sales of new homes rose in September after four straight monthly declines, largely because builders cut their prices in the face of depressed demand.
Analysts say the modest increase on the back of reduced prices suggests the struggling housing market is years away from a turnaround.
The Commerce Department said today that sales increased 5.7 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 313,000 homes.
Still, sales rose after hitting a six-month low in August. And the annual pace remains less than half the 700,000 that economists say must be sold to sustain a healthy housing market.
A big reason for the gain was that the median sales price fell 3.1 percent to $204,400 — the lowest since October 2010. The number of new homes on the market was also unchanged at 163,000, a record low.
"Numbers show that while the housing market still has a pulse, it will not be back on its feet until there is significant job growth," said Mitchell Hochberg, principal of Madden Real Estate Ventures in New York.
March through August is typically the peak buying season. But this year, Americans bought fewer new homes in that stretch than in any other six-month period on records going back to 1963.
The economy remains weak two years after the recession officially ended and the unemployment rate has been near 9 percent since then.
For many, buying a home is too big a risk, even with mortgage rates near historic lows. Others can't qualify for loans or meet higher down payment requirements.
While new homes represent less than one-fifth of the housing market, they have an outsize impact on the economy. Each home built creates an average of three jobs for a year and generates about $90,000 in taxes, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
In September, sales were uneven across the country. They increased 11.2 percent in the South and 9.7 percent in West. They fell 4.2 percent in the Northeast and 12.2 percent in the Midwest.
Builders are struggling to compete with foreclosures and short sales — when lenders accept less for a house than a mortgage is worth. Those homes are selling at an average discount of 20 percent, and they are lowering neighboring home values. That's made many re-sales a bargain compared with new homes, creating an average 30 percent disparity in prices.
Home builders started projects in September at the fastest pace in 17 months, a hopeful sign for the economy. But most of the gain was driven by a surge in volatile apartment construction, a sign that many are choosing to rent rather than own a home.
Single-family home construction, which represents nearly 70 percent of homes built, rose only slightly. And building permits, a gauge of future construction, fell to a five-month low.
All home sales remain weak. The number of Americans who bought previously occupied homes fell in September and home sales are on pace to match last year's dismal figures — the worst in 13 years. With three months left to go in 2011, roughly 4.91 million homes are expected to be sold this year. Economists say roughly 6 million older homes need to be sold each year to sustain a healthy housing market.
Home prices have dropped more since the recession started, on a percentage basis, than during the Great Depression of the 1930s. It took 19 years for prices to fully recover after the Depression.
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I am trying to put an image on the screen and change it every five seconds. This is not in an Activity class. Sorry if is a stupid question. This is a huge learning curve for me.
public class Panel extends SurfaceView implements SurfaceHolder.Callback {
private Handler mHandler = new Handler();
public void doDraw(Canvas canvas) {
int counter = 0;
dot1.doDraw(getResources(), canvas, counter);
mHandler.postDelayed(panelDraw, 5000);
private Runnable panelDraw = new Runnable() {
public void run() {
(Panel->)mPanel.doDraw(canvas) in another class calls the doDraw listed in Panel. This is in a loop.
As far as I can tell, the first image isn't stopping for five seconds, and due to other code the cat pic flashes all over the screen. Can I get away with putting nothing in run()? I wanted to put the dot1.doDraw(getResources(), canvas, counter) one in there, but I couldn't/didn't think I could give void run() parameters or Runnable panelDraw resources, canvas, counter parameters.
Any help is appreciated. Let me know if I need to give more code.
A little more about my game: Kitten photos should appear one at random locations on the screen. If one does not click on the current kitty image with an allotted time, the game ends. These pictures last < 1 sec in the end (right now it's more for testing purposes). If you don't click the kitty in that time span, the game ends.
I heard that if you need to do a lot of drawing, you're better off using SurfaceView like in the tutorial I followed very closely: http://www.droidnova.com/2d-tutorial-series-part-v,848.html My Activity class (Scene1) has setContentView(new Panel(this)), so I don't know how to put stuff in the Activity class when it all goes in the Panel class. Like where do I put the ImageView code if the Activity thread doesn't really do much and hands it all off to Panel? Also if I have a ViewThread (public class ViewThread extends Thread) that handles the running:
public void run() {
Canvas canvas = null;
while (mRun1) {
do {
canvas = mHolder.lockCanvas();
if (canvas != null) {
mRun1 = true;
mRun1 = mPanel.get_run();
} while (mRun1 == true);
The dot class has something like:
public void firstRing(Resources res, Canvas canvas, int counter){
Random rand = new Random();
switch(counter) {
case 0: mBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res,
case 1: mBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res,
case 2: mBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res,
case 3: mBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res,
case 4: mBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res,
case 5: mBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(res,
mX = rand.nextInt((int)(Panel.mWidth - mBitmap.getWidth()));
mY = rand.nextInt((int)(Panel.mHeight - mBitmap.getHeight()));
canvas.drawBitmap(mBitmap, mX, mY, null);
public void doDraw(Resources res, Canvas canvas, int counter) {
firstRing(res, canvas, counter);
Thanks for the info, Barry, although I am a little confused. Do I try ImageView or do I stick with Handler(), although I don't know how to use it and it's not working now? Do I need something in public void run()?


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Exhibitors participating in the summer 2013 edition of NY NOW, The Market for Home & Lifestyle, formerly NYIGF have exclusive access to a four-part Market Readiness program, addressing marketing and selling strategies, tradeshow operations and lead follow-up. The series, produced jointly by NY NOW and Right Angle Strategies, includes three pre-show webinars, one post-show webinar and free, 15-minute business consultations at market.
"This program addresses the basics, as well as more advanced techniques for tradeshow preparation and success, making it worthwhile for both new and returning exhibitors," said Christian Falkenberg, NY NOW director and svp/GLM. PR expert Cathy Steel of Steel Associates and Right Angle strategies will lead the first session, Marketing Tools to Make Your Show a Success, from 2 to 3:30 eastern time.
Stu Teller and Laura Blunt of Right Angle Strategies will lead the second pre-show webinar, "How to Attract Buyers and Close the Sale," with Russ Jones of HomeStyle. The seminar will run June 6 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. eastern time.
GLM's operations staff will produce the third session, which addresses tradeshow operations and logistics. It will cover the NY NOW set-up manual, outline time saving pre-show operations, set-up specifics and break down instructions. This session is scheduled for July 11, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. eastern time.
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only was I know to get a kdump is to set a large fence delay.
This is what I'd expect. We also found the fence delay has to be long enough to allow the crashdump to be written out.
The only alternatives to speed this up are to use _very_ fast disk for the vmcore or dump to another machine over 10Gb links. Either way I suspect it'll max out around 30Mb/s if you have compression turned on. :(


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"How are you all doing tonight?" our charming and deep-voiced waiter booms at us as we arrive at our table at C&S Seafood & Oyster Bar. Before we have a chance to respond, he says, "I have a basket of our truffle potato chips coming out to you as a nice ice-breaker, and I'll be back in a minute!"
The service at C&S is friendly, professional and a wee bit overbearing. When our waiter does return – our thin, crispy, truffle-oil and Parmesan-flecked chips in hand (which we were charged $8 for, despite the fact that we did not order them) – he takes quite a few minutes to describe in detail each section of the menu, as if we were too daft to read the headings ourselves. But overenthusiasm is hardly a crime.
There is plenty to love about C&S. The menu is an astute mix of old-school New York and Paris brasserie. Servers are done up in crisp whites, and the decor smartly channels that grand restaurant feel of the early 20th century, with clubby banquettes, orbs of warm light, and polished wood and brass. The grand feel of the place is even more of an accomplishment because the space is actually long and thin and not that grand at all – it used to be an Eckerd pharmacy. It could easily feel like a diner, but instead it exudes class.
All of this proves C&S knows its customers. The restaurant, which opened in May of this year, is nestled into a Kroger shopping center on Cobb Parkway (that also houses Thai Diner and Tomo Sushi), and most of the older, well-dressed patrons appear absolutely thrilled to be eating at such a swank establishment. Indeed, the place is packed – on a Tuesday or a Saturday night, the energy is unmistakable.
The menu is dominated by classics: oysters on the half-shell, oysters Rockefeller, shrimp cocktail, steaks, sides. The one place where chef Jon Schwenk gets inventive is with the fish dishes, although all the fish is available simply grilled or broiled as well. These forays into creativity are where all the high points of the menu reside. Schwenk knows how to handle fish, and he knows how to put together flavors that are interesting and pleasing without being too challenging. Salmon is served over potato and asparagus hash, which is both rich and fresh, crunchy and creamy. Trout comes with Brussels sprouts and bacon butter – a little smoke, a little mountain stream, a little green crunch, and a whole lot of balance and flavor.
In fact, I was almost uniformly wowed by the fish dishes, and underwhelmed by everything else. The C&S platter of oysters, clams, shrimp and crab is really the reason I walked through the door, but the crabmeat was rubbery, and the wide variety of oysters all seemed to have lost their integrity. They were fresh and clean-tasting, but had none of that bracing ocean quality left, and seemed to disintegrate on the palate rather than melt. Cherry stone clams had more bright and briny flavor, but that rubbery crabmeat appeared again in the crab cocktail. Steaks were pleasing and expensive, although they do come with one side, which is a nice touch.
A few of the classics lived up to expectations – the escargot was sufficiently garlic- and butter-laden without veering into overkill or mushiness, and the New England clam chowder provided the creamy comfort demanded of that particular soup.
But oh, the disappointment of the $14 lobster roll at lunch, a sad little hot-dog bun with a meager amount of overly dressed and disguised lobster. And the letdown of the personality-free desserts; the stale donut texture of the profiteroles, the rich but predictably cloying flavor of the chocolate cake. Bring back the fish dishes! Bring back the scallops appetizer, fat and lovely and flavored with just a smattering of bacon and mint!
Or just bring some more wine. The wine list is fantastic, over 150 bottles strong and with a smart, seafood-friendly selection of house wines available by the carafe.
There's a lot of thought going into the food, the feel and the hospitality here. On one visit I saw the management react with speed and utter grace when a small child created a calamity at one of the tables. And these waiters know their stuff – but enough with the hard-sell approach to service, and definitely enough with the sneaky add-ons to the bill.
I want to love C&S, for what it's trying to be and what it could be if it lived up to its potential. But love is too strong a word. Cautious affection is about all I can muster.
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Cool Record Edit Pro records the audio passing through your soundcard, allowing users to convert LPs, cassettes, radio and other external sources into high-quality audio files. You can save your audio in a wide range of popular file formats, including mp3, wma, wav and ogg, and a rich set of editing tools and audio effects lets you alter audio to your heart's content, all through a simple and easy-to-use interface. This is the perfect choice for those looking to digitize their old music or recordings.
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The summit will delve deeper than scientists have been able to before. George Roff
Scientists are hoping a two-week workshop on a Tasmanian island will help them break new ground in the understanding of marine life.
International researchers are staying on Maria Island off the south-east coast of Tasmania to collate survey information collected from hundreds of reef divers in 36 countries. Attending the summit are scientists from countries including the US, the Galapagos Islands, Indonesia and Chile.
Rick Stuart-Smith from the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies says the information will allow researchers to assess the impact of overfishing, pollution and climate change on a scale never seen before.
'The reef life survey data set is altogether and organised now and it's actually one of the best resources in the world for this sort of information,' he said, adding that there's a much greater spatial coverage and level of detail that's ever been possible before.
Ed Parnell from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the United States says before this study there was no consistent global information on marine life.
'This is a unique opportunity to see who things are going globally. There are some fishery records showing that a lot of species are harder and harder to catch, but in terms of this type of protocol in the shallower reef environments there's not a lot of data from other species at all.'
The 20 international researchers and the 14 UTAS staff members and students will be accommodated in the World Heritage Listed Darlington Probation Station, courtesy of the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. The former convict rooms do not have electricity but the Mess Hall and Chapel will have power and internet facilities.
The workshop, led by Professor Graham Edgar and Dr Rick Stuart-Smith (a 2012 Tasmanian Young Tall Poppy Science Awardee) from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), will be based on the information collected through the Reef Life Survey (RLS) project.
The RLS was developed by Prof Edgar in 2007 through support to UTAS provided by the Australian Government Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. It trains and supports committed recreational scuba divers to collect detailed biodiversity data on a scale far greater than possible for scientific dive teams.
'IMAS is proud of its role in nurturing the Reef Life Survey dataset,' the Institute's Executive Director, Professor Mike Coffin, said today. 'It is massive in its geographic and taxonomic scope, encompassing more than 1800 sites in 36 nations, and covering more than 4000 marine species.'
The workshop itself is 'something of an experiment for IMAS,' he added. 'We are keen to see how it works out, both in terms of scientific productivity and outputs, and also in terms of social interactions and collaborative links established.'
Dr Stuart-Smith says the aim is 'to improve understanding on how the world's marine life is distributed naturally, and how natural patterns have been affected by human impacts such as overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution, global climate change and species introductions.
'Particular emphasis will be placed on filling gaps needed to better manage the conservation of marine biodiversity, including how managers can improve conservation outcomes when declaring marine protected areas.'
According to Prof Edgar, 'This meeting draws on the efforts of enthusiastic recreational divers who have collected detailed ecological data worldwide, and support from our overseas scientific colleagues.
'We have now been able to establish a dataset on densities of fishes and other marine life that is many times larger than available for previous scientific study, allowing us to answer previously-unsolved questions associated with the great complexity of life in the sea.
'I look forward to seeing what new discoveries eventuate over the next two weeks, and the benefits these bring to management of our seas.'
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