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As announced at his annual visitation, the Right Reverend Francis Donald Lerow has selected the Reverend Jeffrey S. Johnson, rector of All Saints Anglican Church (ACC) in Saluda, to become the Archdeacon of the Mid-Atlantic Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic States of the Anglican Catholic Church.
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*Bred in Florida, I began my career under the famed twin spires of Churchill Downs.
*A winner of half of my starts as a juvenile, my first stakes race came as a three-year-old.
*The combined winning margin of my first two stakes victories totaled exactly ten lengths.
*Once on the Kentucky Derby trail, I did not make it back to Louisville for the Run for the Roses.
*A winner of races from six furlongs to 1 ¼ miles, I was a stakes winner on tracks labeled, fast, good, and muddy.
*My last trainer won a Belmont Stakes with a horse one year younger than me.
*Making it to the track in six consecutive seasons, I won at least one race in each of those years.
*My initial stakes win came in Arkansas, as did my first two attempts in graded stakes racing.
*Never a stakes winner himself, my sire was graded stakes placed. My dam was a multiple stakes winner, though.
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We have heard many times from government officials that the war on terror is unlike any war this nation has fought. In this special report, we look at some of the important agency programs and technology initiatives related to homeland security in the coming year, and we see that this assessment of the situation's uniqueness seems well founded.
The battle is not one of raw military might, though there are certainly elements of that. Nor is it a battle pitting national economies against one another, even if economic centers in this country have been targeted at times. The special characteristic most often cited is the targeting of civilians, though even this, sadly, is not so unusual anymore.
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Being able to do something with that information is the subject of our second story, on developments in pattern-recognition software. Again, the idea is to make the most of limited resources, in this case government intelligence analysts and investigators. The volume of data collected by the government with possible relevance to tracking terrorist activities is overwhelming. Pattern-recognition software can sort that data and allow people to focus on the most promising leads.
In the field of cybersecurity, where single hackers have brought down entire networks and fouled thousands of systems, asymmetry is indeed the state of affairs. Our third story looks at an effort getting under way this year to build a nationwide cybersecurity early warning system to identify and ward off such attacks. It will consist of a vast network of distributed gear operated by government and industry and linked to provide a nationwide view of threats — a system whose value would truly be greater than the sum of its parts.
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We travel to Norway looking to consolidate top spot in Group K – a feat that, if achieved, will stand us in good stead for the knockout stage of the competition in the New Year.
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very interesting
| brolly501 chapter 7 . 5/14/2007
good story wish i could read more
| Silver Warrior chapter 7 . 7/14/2006
wow wow wow, this is one cool story. Never really read any Gundam Seed stories, and haven't honestly read a Gundam Wing story in years, despite that Gundam Wing is what brought me into fan fiction. I like the idea of Heero and Relena showing up in the Gundam Seed universe with the Wing ZERO. Pretty cool story, I wish you'd update it.
| seeds of war chapter 7 . 6/5/2006
are you ever going to update
| Infinite Freedom chapter 1 . 3/31/2006
Why don't you continue this story.
| anonymous chapter 7 . 1/15/2006
| starwishes chapter 1 . 7/23/2005
Heero is like a god in this story... with all the highest technology and all, it's like he knows exactly what's going to happen... I think you should show him losing once, cuz the way you're making him is like he CAN'T lose or something... other than that, good story
| xxxg-00w0x105trigger chapter 7 . 6/26/2005
I read your story like hell...
Can you update it already? I CWAL (can't wait any longer) what will Heero do to both side...
Will the other G-boys will come of the last minute?
Will Kira be able to pilot Wing Zero just for once?
well... keep up the good work, er story plz...
| Lord Marix chapter 7 . 5/14/2005
Ahh a very good, mixing of two Gundamverses.
| Neo-Magna chapter 7 . 5/9/2005
waiting for this story to continue... please, we're not getting younger, so hurry it up a bit... (Ten Years Later, a dead body that once was Neo-Magna, still waiting for the next chapter.)
| Unforgiven Wolf chapter 7 . 4/27/2005
I don't know why but it seems the Zero system is even more powerful because it pretty much predicted the whole event with Heero understanding everything thats happening.
Zero was pretty much the ulitimate Gundam in this fic with the others unable ot hold their ground.
Shown with Freedom and Justice unable to take down one mobile suit.
anyway update soon


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Working with advocacy partners, including the California Children's Hospital Association, CHA supports policies and regulations to improve the health care delivery system for all women and children throughout the state.
A new study funded by the National Institutes of Health has found that, contrary to some experts' fears, advising parents not to share a bed with their infant does not appear to discourage new mothers from breastfeeding. The study was published online in Academic Pediatrics and conducted by researchers at Boston University, the University of Virginia and Yale University. The researchers conducted a nationally representative survey of more than 3,000 mothers and found that the majority — 65.5 percent — reported room sharing without bed sharing, while 20.7 percent reported bed sharing. Thirty percent of women reported exclusively breastfeeding; among these women, 58.2 percent shared rooms, but not beds. More information is available on the National Institutes of Health website.
2020 Mom (formerly the California Maternal Mental Health Collaboration) has created a hospital maternal mental health self-assessment tool to identify where hospitals can implement best practices, and has made maternal mental health resources available. In addition, the organization will host its annual Emerging Considerations in Maternal Mental Health forum Jan. 25-26 at the California Endowment in Los Angeles. This year's event focuses on hospital support, with the theme "Supporting Families through Birth Loss, Model Maternal Mental Health Hospital Programs, and Grief Support." CHA members can register online and will receive a 25 percent discount on the first day's registration using code DISCOUNTCHA.
Congress recently passed the Improving Access to Emergency Psychiatric Care Act (S. 599), which would extend the Medicaid Emergency Psychiatric Demonstration Program through September 2016, as long as it does not increase Medicaid spending, and would expand the program to public facilities. The program allows eligible states, including California, to pay certain institutions for mental disease for emergency psychiatric care provided to Medicaid enrollees aged 21 to 64. The bill also allows the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to extend the program for three more years and to more states, subject to the same budget-neutrality standard, and requires HHS to recommend by April 2019 whether to make the program permanent. The bill is supported by CHA.
The Child Welfare Information Gateway has released a fact sheet intended to help caseworkers, foster parents and others learn about trauma experienced by youth in foster care and available treatment options, including approaches other than psychotropic medication. The guide, titled Supporting Youth in Foster Care in Making Healthy Choices: A Guide for Caregivers and Caseworkers on Trauma, Treatment, and Psychotropic Medications, presents strategies for seeking help for youth, identifying appropriate treatment and supporting them in making decisions about their mental health.
A study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health reports that many children in California's juvenile justice system are hospitalized for mental health issues because they did not receive appropriate care before arrest or while in detention centers. The study found that 63 percent of detained youth had primary diagnoses of mental health issues, compared with 20 percent of children in the general community. Further, youth in the justice system were hospitalized a day or two longer than their counterparts. Detained youth also were more likely to be covered by public health insurance. To learn more, read the report.
A study released this week by The Children's Partnership — in collaboration with UC Davis Children's Hospital, the Center for Connected Health Policy and the Lucille Packard Foundation for Children's Health — recommends a series of actions to address barriers to integrating telehealth into California's health care delivery system for Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN), who represent one of every seven children in California. Most require multiple specialists, coordinated health care and related services on an ongoing basis beyond those needed by other children. Provider shortages, lack of access to specialists, lack of affordable transportation and other obstacles prevent CSHCN from receiving the care they need. While research has shown that telehealth is effective at providing a range of timely services to children and can help improve their health outcomes, the new study identifies five key barriers to adopting telehealth for this important patient population.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. have partnered to create the Mental Health Across the Lifespan Initiative, which seeks to provide information to multiple populations including youth, older adults and women of childbearing age. Among the focuses of the initiative is an emphasis on postpartum depression, responding to a provision of the Affordable Care Act that called for increased support, education and research related to postpartum depression by the federal government. A press release and video with more information on the initiative can be found on the NIH website.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has released a new Trauma Toolbox for Primary Care. Designed to help primary care practices increase understanding of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and their impact on health, the toolbox offers suggestions for talking with families and provides recommendations on preparing the medical home to address ACEs and other traumatic events. The six-part series includes information on how ACEs contribute to adult physical and mental health outcomes; initial suggestions for pediatricians to consider when addressing ACEs in their practices; ways to protect physician wellness when working with children who have experienced ACEs and more. For more information, visit the AAP Trauma Guide web page.
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In 1964, the last time Tokyo hosted the Summer Olympics, the nation revealed one of the biggest mic drops in transportation history: the debut of the shinkansen, the world-famous bullet train that became a Japanese icon. The first high-speed train in the world, it spurred similar technology to spread to Europe and…
In an effort to help spread the adoption and further the development of the hydrogen fuel cell technology the company developed for its FCV concept vehicle—now known as the Mirai—Toyota has announced that it's making approximately 5,680 fuel cell patents available for royalty-free use.
Hydrogen fuel cells are a cool technology that were perfected to enable humans to go to the moon. Now that they're perfected even more, they're enabling humans to go to work or the liquor store, and, incredibly, this is progress. The Toyota Mirai is an example of this remarkable progress. Funny looking, maybe, but it…
Hydrogen can be devastating, but in the right hands, it can also be awesome. When burned, for instance, it emits only water vapor instead of nasty carbon dioxide that's responsible for much of the climate change we see today. Now, researchers have discovered a way to convert methane — the same gas that makes landfills…
An astronomer from West Virginia University has discovered a never-before-seen river of hydrogen flowing through space—and it could explain why spiral galaxies keep up their pace of star formation.
Hydrogen is one of the most promising fuels of the future but right now it's expensive to produce in bulk. Enter the work of a team of Stanford researchers who believe they can make it as cheap as fossil fuels—using just some water and sunlight.
People have been talking about running cars on water for years, but it's a slow march from science fiction to reality. Even on a small scale, development is difficult. But the i-H2GO is the second revision of an all-water remote controlled car that seems to actually work.
Fuel-cell-powered vehicles are still a long ways off. But fuel cell-powered toys? That's an awesome reality that's about to get even better with Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies new H-Rover, which includes a wireless camera streaming live video to your smartphone/remote.
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but it's not all that useful as a gas. Two scientists say they've coaxed it to become a metal, which could be used in ways that would radically change our lives.
A cannibalistic star sounds like something fit for a sci-fi flick, but it's a real thing. And it's called a "blue straggler."
Scientists working on the Antihydrogen Laser Physics Apparatus (ALPHA) near Geneva, Switzerland did something no other scientists have done. They stored atoms of antihydrogen for 1000 seconds (~16 minutes) which is 10,000 times longer than they've ever done before. By trapping and observing antimatter for that long,…
The car manufacturers have it wrong—we don't need hybrids or electric cars. We need cars that run on discarded junkfood containers—like the DAlH2Orean remote-controlled car! Two Spanish engineers from the Polytechnic Institute of Catalonia figured out a way to power the little car with soda can tabs.
Some rare good news: TEPCO reports their efforts to prevent another hydrogen explosion at Fukushima by pumping reactor No. 1 full of nitrogen is a success. How long this measure will hold off another dangerous buildup is unclear. [Kyodo News]
The volatile mix of seawater and melting fuel rods is producing hydrogen and oxygen gas—the stuff that blew the lids off Fukushima twice last month. To avert another disastrous hydrogen explosion, workers are blowing inert nitorgen gas inside.
Some day in the future, the PG5 molecule could save your life.
The Signa bike runs on fuel cells. But instead of making you carry hydrogen next to your butt, it uses a new, clever, safer method: It runs on cells full of a sand-like powder. You just have to add water.
Two potential signatures of life on Saturn's moon Titan have been found by the Cassini spacecraft. But scientists are quick to point out that non-biological chemical reactions could also be behind the observations.
We jumped inside a Mercedes F800 last week—the car that will offer three flavors of fuel as soon as 2012. Mercedes says that the future is a three-lane highway, with cars running on gas, electricity, and hydrogen.
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I have the following CSS which results in when you hover your mouse over the link, the text-shadow and :hover colour transitioning in (fading in), and when you move your mouse off the link, it transitions out back to the original a:link 'state'. This works fine in all browsers except for Internet Explorer.
The issue I am experiencing in Internet Explorer is that when you move your mouse off the link, the colour of the link doesn't "transition out" (fade out) back to the a:link colour - it simply goes from the :hover colour straight back to the a:link colour without any transitioning effect - whereas with other browsers, the transition effect does happen and it fades back to the original a:link colour - just not in Internet Explorer, yet the text-shadow :hover state does transition back to original a:link text-shadow. I would like to know where I am going wrong in regards to the transitioning of the :hover colour back to the a:link colour.
The transition from the :hover colour back to the a:link colour DOES WORK in Internet Explorer until one of the links has been visited (clicked on) - if the link hasn't been visited (clicked on) then the transition from the :hover colour & text-shadow does transition back to the a:link colour & text-shadow (in all browsers) - it's just if the link has been visited (only in Internet Explorer) then the transition of the :hover colour does not transition back to the a:link colour - yet the text-shadow :hover does transition back to the a:link text-shadow (it's just the colour that doesn't transition back), it simply just changes back to the a:link colour (without any transition effect) - but as mentioned, in any other browser except Internet Explorer, the transition effect does take place, even if the link has been visited or not...
Can anyone see a reason for this in my code, and if so, can anyone please help me find a solution for this.
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Thank you in advance for any help/assistance anyone is able to provide. As I say, it's only an issue in Internet Explorer if a link has been visited, otherwise it works fine.


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RelayRides, the startup that runs a peer-to-peer marketplace for people to share their cars, has been ordered to pay a $200,000 fine to New York State after an investigation by the state's Department of Financial Services found that the company "put New Yorkers at risk through false advertising, unlicensed insurance activity, and other violations," Governor Andrew Cuomo's… Read More
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One of America's favorite liberal phrases has been sent through the political spin machine and polished into a Frankenstein of sorts, thus rendering it inaccurate and far from its original intention. You might have heard that American founding father Benjamin Franklin said something like "Those who give up liberty for security deserve neither."
The quote has been the siren song of anti-war protesters and, most recently, the banner for mass online protests against the NSA's surveillance program. For instance, here was Reddit's front page two days ago, when it officially joined the fight against Internet and phone spying.
As the Brookings Institute's Benjamin Wittes observes, "Very few people who quote these words, however, have any idea where they come from or what Franklin was really saying when he wrote them."
Despite its many (many) variations, this is the actual quote:
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
According to Wittes, the words appear in a letter widely presumed to be written by Franklin in 1775 on behalf of the Pennsylvania Assembly to the colonial governor. "The letter was a salvo in a power struggle between the governor and the assembly over funding for security on the frontier, one in which the assembly wished to tax the lands of the Penn family," he explains.
The letter wasn't about liberty but about taxes and the ability to "raise money for defense against French and Indian attacks. The governor kept vetoing the assembly's efforts at the behest of the family, which had appointed him."
Indeed, if you look at the text surrounding the famous quote, it's pretty clearly about money: "Our assemblies have of late had so many supply bill, and of such different kinds, rejected, on various pretences," wrote Franklin.
There's not much on liberty, as we understand the concept, in the entire letter.
How Did It Get Butchered? To Google Ngram!
Thanks to the magic of Google's nGram viewer, we can get a historical peek at how it got molded for PR purposes. Google's nGram scans historical texts and lets users see how words change over time.
As we can see from the two chart above, Franklin's quote didn't mean much for 150 years after it was uttered, then had a solid and steady uptick around the later half of the 20th century, when fear of big brother began to mount (the top chart represents the frequency of the quote in books from 1750-present, the bottom from 1950-present).
In the few 19th-century books the quote does appear in, it doesn't appear to be taken out of context, such as in the 1865 epic retelling of "The Life Of Joseph Warren," where it is quoted in full with delicious servings of context.
But 19th-century authors weren't always so committed to fidelity of the quote itself. In 1851, in a History of All Nations, the author wrote it in more of the modern form, "they who can give up liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
It wasn't until the turn of the century did the butchering for ideological purposes begin. For instance, it was taken out of context in a book that is one of the closest things libertarians have to a bible, Frederick Hyak's Road To Serfdom (1944), where Franklin's quote concludes a chapter on the magnificence of the free market.
The banner anti-security quotes continue throughout the century in government reports on limited government and early apocalyptic warnings about the security state.
Misquoting folks isn't new. It arises from the need to push an idea rather than investigate truth; it's no shocker, then, that campaigns and ideological works have been the culprits of butchering Franklin's words.
There's even an academic term for the strategy, explains Matthew McGlone of the University of Texas at Austin – "contextomy."
"'Contextomy' refers to the selective excerpting of words from their original linguistic context in a way that distorts the source's intended meaning, a practice commonly referred to as 'quoting out of context'. Contextomy is employed in contemporary mass media to promote products, defame public figures and misappropriate rhetoric. A contextomized quotation not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source's intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context. …"
That's about right.
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At least one wealthy tech investor wants to encourage California's latent separatist tendencies and slice California into six different states, including one State of Silicon Valley. Per California law, no matter unlikely or odd a proposed ballot proposition is the Secretary of State and the Legislative Analysts Office release a report to voters on a bill's potential economic impacts [PDF]. Usually, ballot proposition analysis is pretty dry, but making Silicon Valley it's own state? This was one was a lot more interesting.
Here's what California thinks could happen if voters approve Tim Draper's proposition to split California into six states.
What California Would Like And The New Populations
Silicon Valley, comprised of San Jose, San Francisco and its cousin to the East, Oakland, would consist of approximately 6,000,000 citizens. "West California," whose capital will be Los Angeles, would be the biggest state, with 11,000,000 residents.
The slicing and dicing would be directed by 12 commissioners, two from each state. Congress would have to approve it by 2019. If Congress's current productivity is any indicator, we would need to get them the paperwork next week and then threaten to shut down California every month for the next 5 years to get any forward momentum.
Most Of The Rich People Would Move
Silicon Valley would become the richest state in all the Union, with a 63,288 average yearly income which would be enough to make a down payment on an apartment.
California would lose 28% of its income tax base ($14.5 billion) but the Valley would be a pretty nice place to live.
The Rest Of The State Would Need More School Funding
Silicon Valley requires almost half the state-aid per pupil as Central California ($3,031 vs. $5,321), partly because of high property taxes. The other states would either need to raise revenue, or enact a Hunger-games style competition to select which students received lunch.
Doctor! We Need A Lot Of Doctors!
The middle of the state has sufficient medical or law schools, which means they would need to be imported to train more residents. Silicon Valley also comprises about half the State's share of Medi-Cal recipients. The federal government would need to allocate more resources to the needy residents. Alternatively, Silicon Valley could teach the poor residents to code, so that they can pay their super-sized medical bills.
Silicon Valley Would Need Water, Or Be Sponsored By Dasani
California has a torrid love-affair with water; frequent droughts and a complicated management system have always tentatively balanced each region's needs. Silicon Valley may have money and talent, but it imports ~60% of its water needs. So, Silicon Valley could trade a few doctors and teachers for running water. Or, as most tech companies do, just snag a corporate sponsor.
The Road Ahead
There are also a few loose ends. Each state would need a new capital, pay a transition team, and figure out where to put prisoners. I presume Governor Larry Page would get to live out his life-long fantasy of a Burning Man-type experimental zone, and turn Oakland into a drug-induced rave for Googlers to run all sorts of experiments on. I'd live there if he also offered Google's salad bar to the residents.
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Apple has plans to build a manufacturing plant in Arizona that will extend its 'Made in The USA' efforts beyond the Mac Pro and other silicon facilities it maintains in Texas. The news came via a release from both the state of Arizona and the company GT Advanced Technologies, which will produce sapphire material.
The multi-year agreement, which was reported by MacRumors, includes a $580 million prepayment that will get paid back to Apple over five years starting in 2015, and requires that GT maintains a minimum level of manufacturing capacity. The GT release alludes to the fact that Apple got a stellar deal on the glass, noting that 'gross margins from this new materials business are expected to be substantially lower than GT's historical equipment margins', but says that the strategic nature of the agreement and the fact that it's a recurring deal offset the margins. Basically, Apple came knocking and GT couldn't say no.
Apple is purchasing an empty First Solar plant to repurpose it as a glass manufacturing center.
In a statement made to Pocket Lint, Apple said that "We are proud to expand our domestic manufacturing initiative with a new facility in Arizona, creating more than 2,000 jobs in engineering, manufacturing and construction," further noting that "this new plant will make components for Apple products and it will run on 100% renewable energy from day one, as a result of the work we are doing with SRP to create green energy sources to power the facility."
Apple's nods to renewable energy apparently helped the deal, which will create 700 permanent jobs and 1,300 construction jobs.
"Apple is indisputably one of the world's most innovative companies and I'm thrilled to welcome them to Arizona," said Arizona Governor Jan Brewer. "Apple will have an incredibly positive economic impact for Arizona and its decision to locate here speaks volumes about the friendly, pro-business climate we have been creating these past four years. Their investment in renewable energy will also be greening our power grid, and creating significant new solar and geothermal power sources for the state. As Governor, I've worked hard to demonstrate that Arizona is open for business. Today's news is proof that's paying off."
Apple uses sapphire glass for the protective covers of its camera units, as well as the home button on its latest iPhone. Earlier this year Apple announced that it would assemble its new Mac Pro computers in a plant in Texas. Apple currently cuts deals with its Chinese manufacturers that involve hefty pre-payments for both production and machinery costs. This deal appears to mark an extension of this kind of work to the US, where GT will manufacture the glass inside an Apple-owned facility. Though the deal notes that GT will work off the pre-payments, there is no mention about who will retain ownership of the facility, though it appears to be Apple.
Currently the sapphire glass is only used in a couple of components, but GT says that new furnace technologies will let it lower its cost and raise its capacity. It states this should let it expand its LED and specialty sapphire businesses, but doesn't clarify whether that means Apple might switch to the harder glass from its current
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HP stated the obvious today, clearing the air a bit in the world of personal computing, not to mention other areas of the technology industry. Microsoft, it said, is now a competitor to its business. Of course, we knew this.
HP sells software, services, and devices. So does Microsoft. Here's the key quote from HP CEO Meg Whitman: "Current [HP] partners like Intel and Microsoft are turning from partners to outright competitors." Microsoft is no longer content or able to mint money by selling software to partners, corporate clients, and the public. As it moves into services and devices, companies that were partners will retain that status, but also garner a new classification: adversary.
As a company, Microsoft will speak to you in loud tones about how much it loves its OEM partners, such as HP. But its tone shifts when conversation turns to its Surface line of tablets, which, in its view, is top-notch. Hang out with Microsoft teams and you'll see an encroaching level of Surface usage that will in short order overtake ThinkPad's former preeminence among the company's employees.
Microsoft has to bloviate and state that it remains committed to its partners — in part because it is, which is underscored by the simple reality that the company has no choice in the matter; Surface sales are hardly the entire PC market. But at the same time you can't directly undermine your partners with billions of dollars in investments into your own competing products and not risk slight message incoherence.
So it's the firm smile and filed statement from Microsoft in this case. HP must be more blunt. Its 330,000-strong workforce is in the process of a promised, multi-year transformation. It can't afford anything but clarity to its investors who, by and large given its current market capitalization, remain skeptical.
Business Insider points out that HP now discusses a multi-OS strategy, when before it was gung-ho for Windows 8. Well, relationships change and markets shift. HP can't live a 90s life in this decade, and neither can Microsoft. There is more than sunlight between the two.
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TThis smoothie is a fun way to get kids to eat more veggies. Unlike the murky color of some vegetable smoothies, the brown of this smoothie makes it look like a chocolate milkshake, enabling you to hide all manner of nutritious goodies inside. And it's so delicious and creamy, nobody will know that it contains greens!
Note that the broccoli must be frozen and the cauliflower must be steamed and cooled, not raw. This is quick and easy to make if you have a bit of leftover cauliflower. If you can't quite get your head around blending wet florets, you can always add an extra banana and reduce the sweetener.
This recipe, and other delicious smoothies can be found in The Blender Girl Smoothies app.
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- 1 cup (240ml) unsweetened hemp, almond, or rice milk (strained if homemade)
- 1/2 teaspoon probiotic powder (optional, see post)
- 1/2 cup (22g) firmly packed baby spinach
- 1/4 cup (25g) frozen broccoli (about 2 florets)
- 1 medium-sized banana, plus more to taste
- 1/2 ripe pear, cored, plus more to taste
- 1 cup (120g) steamed cauliflower florets (cooled completely)
- 2 tablespoons cacao powder, plus more to taste
- 2 teaspoons natural vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons pure maple syrup, plus more to taste
- 1 cup (125g) ice cubes
Optional Boosters
- 1 tablespoon shelled hemp seeds
- 1 tablespoon acai powder
- Pinch of cayenne pepper
Throw everything into your blender (including any boosters) and blast on high for 30 to 60 seconds, until smooth and creamy. Tweak the banana, pear, cacao, vanilla, and maple syrup.
*This smoothie is best consumed immediately before the vegetables get assertive.
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Great pics Bill. You do the valley justice. Hope to meet up with you this summer.
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The Homestead, being on Lake Michigan and the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore is absolutely beautiful in every season. The Summer is gorgeous with the deep blue fresh water against the sandy dunes and tree covered hills surrounding it. Yes, east coasters, you cannot see to the other side of the lake and it is clear and clean. It looks quite a lot like Cape Cod and Nantucket.
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After going five rounds against 24 other competitors in the Union County Spelling Bee Monday evening, East Union 7th Grader Carol Coker spelled the winning word "pistachio," beating out 2nd place winner, West Union 7th grader Ben Neal.
Coker will now go on to compete in the Mid-South Spelling Bee in Memphis, Tenn. in March 2009. Behind Neal was the 3rd place winner, 8th grader Kachious Clay of New Albany Middle School.
The spelling bee was sponsored by the Union County School District, New Albany School District, Junior Auxiliary, and the Potter-Henry-Lowery American Legion Post 72 in New Albany.
The 1st place winner received a certificate of participation, a plaque, and a $50 savings bond from the American Legion. The 2nd and 3rd place winners both received a certificate of participation, a plaque, and a $25 savings bond from the American Legion.
All participants received a certificate of participation. The other spelling bee participants were Brooks Rhea, Olivia High, and Heather Gamill, all of Ingomar; Austin Basil and Zack Rowan, both of East Union; Austin Harrington and Jamie Turner of West Union; Neal Scott, Landon Hill, and Emily Forsyth, all of Myrtle; Clayton Ledbetter, Mary Day, Isaiah Powell, and Peyton Neal, all of New Albany Elementary School, and Kristen Olson, Ken Phillips, William Rossell, Sammie Jo Briggs, Amber Gray, Kendall Isbell, Angel Joslin, and John Wise, all of New Albany Middle School.
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Kevin McCaffrey is a comedian & writer based out of New York City. He made his network TV debut on The Late Show with David Letterman in November of 2013, and he currently appears every week on "truTV Presents: World's Dumbest". In the summer of 2014 he'll appear on VH1's "I Love the 2000's" series. He also previously appeared on History Channel's "I Love the 1880's". Kevin hosts College Stories with Kevin McCaffrey, a weekly podcast talking to comics, writers, and actors about their time in college, and their best/funniest/craziest stories from that time.
Originally from Chicago, he graduated from Ball State University despite the school's general policy of taking attendance. Since then he has been a contributing monologue writer for The Late Show with David Letterman. Kevin has also appeared on The Late Show many times as an actor, once being hosed down by Dave with a fire extinguisher. To his knowledge, this is an honor Kevin shares only with Richard Simmons.
When asked to describe his exceedingly unique brand of comedy, Kevin says "What I do, is I try to say stuff that's funny." That's how avant-garde he is! As a performer, he relies on content more than volume; he's not the crazy props guy, the crazy angry guy, or the crazy fat guy. At least not yet. He's mostly a storyteller.
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"I hope you like jokes" may seem an absurd way for a comedian to begin a show but those are the words that comedian Dwight York uses to introduce himself to his audience each night. Then the joke-slinging begins and never ends until York says "goodnight" a couple hundred perfect one-liners later.
Dwight York performs at many of the nation's top comedy clubs and every summer headlines the Buffalo Chip Comedy Club at the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. He has appeared at the Great American Comedy Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and was a two-time finalist in the San Francisco International Comedy Contest. In October of 2014, he placed 2nd at the Laughlin Laugh Fest.
York has also been a favorite guest on the nationally syndicated The Bob and Tom Show and was featured on their CD, You Guys Rock. York's CD Quickies (Stand Up! Records) can be heard on Sirius XM Satellite Radio's Raw Dog Comedy Channel and was rated a "top ten comedy release of the year" by The Serious Comedy Site. Laffspin Magazine says that Dwight York, as inventive as he is suggestive, is what Steven Wright would be if Wright had Robert Schimmel's blue streak, and that's a compliment to all three master comics.
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- Variable-speed centrifuge with speeds ranging from 500 to 18,000 rpm, depending on the rotor used
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The Hettich Mikro 220 centrifuge is a variable-speed centrifuge that runs at speeds from 500 to 18,000 rpm. This centrifuge is compatible with 9 interchangeable rotors (sold separately) and can accommodate up to 60 x 1.5/2mL tubes. The centrifuge automatically senses the rotor type and sets the maximum speed, for increased safety of samples. The unit shuts off if a rotor becomes imbalanced, if the motor overheats, or if the chamber overheats, for decreased wear. This centrifuge is designed to be used in genetic research, virology, and bacteriology.
This centrifuge has a timer from 1 second to 99 minutes, 59 seconds for data accuracy. This centrifuge can be run using either speed or relative centrifugal force (rcf) values for flexibility. The unit is non-refrigerated and does not have temperature control features.
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A centrifuge is used to spin fluids of different densities to separate various parts, commonly blood and DNA samples. Centrifuges are composed of the main body or housing and a spinning rotor. Tubes of cellular material suspended in liquid are inserted into the rotor and spun at various speeds to separate components. Centrifuges are used in medical, industrial, and research laboratories, as well as academic and clinical settings.Andreas Hettich GmbH & Co.KG (Hettich), is a manufacturer of clinical and research centrifuges. The company is headquartered in Tuttlingen, Germany. The US subsidiary, Hettich Instruments, is located in Beverly, MA.
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