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''Because they work across classes, they get to know other
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How to Celebrate a Simple Wedding Anniversary of 25 Years
Twenty five years of memories call for an enchanted evening filled with sentimental moments of your marriage. At the end of the night you can raise your glasses and say "cheers" to another 25 years.
1Plan the evening with just the two of you. Go to a nice restaurant, where the tables are glowing with candlelight. You want this to be a private night, you and your spouse can remember.
2Dance a few slow songs with each other, or fast songs, whichever is your style. Try to keep this rhythm and holding as long as possible. While dancing, look your spouse in the eyes, and limit staring at your feet.
3If you can, go to the place where you two met, sit at the same table, same row, that you both were sitting when your eyes first met. Ask your spouse if they remember this booth, and tell them some things you remember from this table. If you can't, try to go to the same restaurant.
4Make a time capsule. On two pieces of paper, each write 25 things about each other that you absolutely adore. Both of you read what each other wrote, then put it in a small box and bury it. 25 years from now, go back to the site and dig it up, so on your 50th anniversary you can celebrate knowing that your spouse loves you as much as he did when you met, if not more.
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Why Legos are so expensive, yet your mom still got them for your birthday
One Lego fan on Hacker news, "jacquesm," commented on the economics for the consumer: "What's more expensive, a toy that gets used once on Christmas day and then gets discarded that costs $10, or a Lego set that costs $50 and that gets passed down three generations or more? Some of the Lego my kids are playing with went through this route: my uncle, me, my brother, my son, my brother's kids. The oldest pieces I've got are from the early '60s, they have a different formulation and didn't keep their shape as good, but anything produced after roughly 1965 is as good as new today."
A USA Today story explains how lucrative Legos can be: " Let's say two investors had $10,000 to invest at the end of 2011. One investor bought 174 shares of the Vanguard S&P 500 index exchange traded fund for $57.45 apiece, while the other bought 100 boxes of the Emerald Night Lego train set for $99.99 apiece. Fast forward to today. The stock investors would have done pretty well, with a 15 percent gain, including dividends paid. But the Lego investor would be able to sell the Lego Emerald Night trains for $203 each, for a total 103 percent profit. In other words, the Lego train would have outperformed the stock market by 587 percent."
For those who can't decide between investing in Legos or buying Glenn Beck's favorite metal, there was a solution out there. The Huffington Post had an article about several special Lego bricks that were made as rewards for a few Lego company employees: "The brick is the same size and shape as an original 2x4 Lego brick, and is made from 25.65 grams of 14K gold, according to BrickEnvy's website, which lists the selling price as $14,449.99."
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Pall Corp. Introduces New Mobile Water Treatment Portfolio
Aria FAST, Impro FAST suited for rapid response or permanent installation
Pall Corp. recently introduced its new portfolio of mobile water treatment products. The water treatment solutions include the Aria FAST and Impro FAST products, which can be rapidly deployed to ensure the continuity of safe, reliable water production for communities and industries around the world.
Dow Water Academy to Offer Webinar on Direct-Coupled UF/RO
Webcast will occur on Feb. 17
Dow Water Academy will host a free webinar on Wednesday, Feb. 17, at 3 p.m. (CST). The webinar will explore the concept and theory behind direct-coupled ultrafiltration/reverse osmosis, as well as share best practices, recommendations and case study examples. Those interested may register here.
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The IsoTwist PureWaterMachine is an under-sink RO filter system optimized to treat city water using the existing water pressure. It makes up to 50 gpd of great-tasting water while taking up less space. The proprietary twist-off disposable filters are designed to make installation and replacement quick, easy and sanitary. Choose four or five stages of filtration to ensure premium water taste and quality. The system comes ready to install with connection hardware, tubing, faucet and instruction manual.
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These water purifiers are housed in stylish grey ergonomic bodies. With their compact, rounded shapes, the purifiers are designed to be installed under a kitchen sink and allow easy filter changes and maintenance access. The small Cleone is a classic RO unit. The mid-sized Spirit has a contemporary style and delivers 43.2 gph of direct-flow water. The larger Bluewater Pro delivers 81.3 gph to professional users or those who want a whole-house water purification system.
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The GRO RO membrane has a 50% recovery rate and maintains a retrofittable design. It comes in three models, with capacities of 36, 50 and 75 gpd. Each is certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 58 for materials and structural integrity, in addition to NSF list component performance claims. Its element design integrates a dry membrane to maximize lifespan and provide enhanced performance for the end user. It has high rejection stability at high input, and enhanced rejection performance.
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Applications for R14 Series RO systems for water purification in commercial settings include municipal water treatment, steam boiler and steam sterilizer make up, laboratory use, spot-free car washes, food processing, and metal plating & finishing, as well as water for humidification. The systems come in compact, wall-mounted version or in floor-mounted systems.
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R14 Series reverse osmosis (RO) systems for water purification in commercial settings are ideal for applications including municipal water treatment, steam boiler and steam sterilizer makeup, laboratory use, spot-free car washes, food processing, and metal plating and finishing, as well as for water for humidification.
The compact, wall-mounted, heavy-duty RO systems come in three models for flow rates up to 5,400 gal per day (gpd). They are available with brass or stainless steel fittings.
AWWA: SDWA Anniversary Cause to Celebrate, 'Renew Our Commitment' to Safe Water
AWWA CEO David LaFrance thanks water professionals nationwide for keeping water safe for drinking
Dec. 16, 2014, marked the 40th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), which today includes regulations for more than 90 contaminants. American Water Works Assn. (AWWA) CEO David LaFrance issued the following statement to mark the occasion.
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Water scarcity is a universal and growing issue. With huge projected population growth, this problem will only continue to increase. The World Economic Forum reported that the world's population surpassed 7 billion in 2011, and is expected to reach 9.3 billion by 2050. Urbanization, industrialization, pollution, increased energy needs and climate change all reinforce the stress of population growth, making water accessibility an even more pressing issue.
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An Artist's Studio On A Greek Island
Debra Cronin A stylist friend of mine uncovered the fabulous house of Debra Cronin when I was searching for a special location for my Picture This Workshop. The house was everything and more I was looking for to create a unique shooting experience and the bonus...
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We see a lot here at the USO. Our programs, services, and celebrity entertainment tours have taken us to nearly every corner of the globe. But there's something so very special about the holiday season - this time of year - that makes our work that much more meaningful.
We are thrilled and honored to bring you some of what might be the best pictures of the year: photos from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff's Holiday tour, as it makes its way through Iraq and Afghanistan. The talent is stellar: Billy Ray Cyrus, Anna Kournikova, Dave Attell, Nick Bollettieri, and Admiral Mullen (we think he's a celebrity!). But it's so much more than that.
Look at the faces of our men and women in uniform. Check out how much fun "Santa" is having. And realize that our job at the USO
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Jul 20, 2016
'We're Here for the Soldiers': How One Volunteer Couple Answered the Call to Serve at USO Fort Hood
Anne Cosper always wanted to volunteer at the USO. So when her daughter, who currently serves in the U.S. Army, was reassigned to Fort Hood – only an hour drive from her Georgetown, Texas, home – she decided it was the perfect opportunity to get involved at the USO center on base.
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How USO SeaTac's 'Banana' Bob Got His Nickname
Bob Harris first began volunteering at the USO Northwest Seattle-Tacoma International Airport center in 2013. Shortly after he started, he was asked if he'd be interested in picking up donated bananas and bringing them to the airport center once a week. It wasn't long after his first delivery that Bob realized the donations runs had earned him a new nickname.


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Becoming an amateur architect?
How do I take my interest in architecture to the next level without going to architecture school or going pro? [more inside]
What have I spent my life on?
How do I apply to Master's programs when I don't have either real academic credentials or a particularly distinguished career reputation? [more inside]
Changing academic direction (am I being foolish?)
Trying to transfer to a four year college, and changing direction mid -stream. Am I being foolish to consider shifting from aiming for a landscape architecture degree to one in ecological engineering, especially when engineering colleges have completely different requirements than what I've been focusing on? [more inside]
architecture 101 classes
I don't know much about architecture, except that I really enjoying time looking at good examples of it - and will go see places just for that. Where can I find free or low cost classes to learn more about architecture? (Second choice would be a good online resources). I'm not only looking for classes (which I can do via google), but people's experiences with them I am in DC. Transit accessibility is more or less a necessity.
A masters program in both engineering and architecture?
Do you know of a masters program in both engineering and architecture? [more inside]
Renaissance man needs a degree (or do I ?)
I have a variety of talents and interests, but no degree. So, I'd like to go back to school and get a degree in Architecture or Urban-Planning. [more inside]
Calling All Architects
What's it like being an architect? What are the fun tasks, the dull ones, and the tedious ones? As an architect in the US, is it hard to be artistically 'independent'; are most architects there doomed to designing cookie-cutter McMansions? Have you ever considered a different profession? If so, what? How does one go from an undergraduate to a full-fledged architect (i.e., what sort of schooling, certification and jobs do you need to become an architect in the US). Finally, what are some schools in the US for architectural training, or how do I go about finding them myself? Answers to any, some or all of these questions would be much appreciated.
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I made a white cake with champagne and white chcocolate pudding with a strawberry pastry cream filling. Whipcream icing, royal icing flowers and buttercream ruffel and tandrils
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The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) has awarded Soligenix a one-year $300,000 SBIR grant to support further preclinical development of SGX943 as a treatment for melioidosis, an infectious disease caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei, a gram-negative bacterium that is highly resistant to antibiotic treatments. Soligenix will be conducting the studies with help from Tulane University.
SGX943, which was developed as part of a collaboration Soligenix made with Intrexon last May, has, according to Soligenix, been shown to be effective in preclinical trials against gram-positive methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus as well as against gram-negative pathogens. SGX943 is an innate defense regulator that can stimulate the immune system to combat infection while suppressing inflammation at the same time. The firm believes SGX943 has the potential to work well as an adjunctive treatment for antibiotic-resistant infections including melioidosis.
"Melioidosis remains a significant biothreat as well as a major life-threatening endemic disease in Southeast Asia and Northern Australia," Soligenix' president and CEO Christopher J. Schaber, Ph.D., said in a statement. "With this support from NIAID, we look forward to continuing development of SGX943 in melioidosis."
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BMW Motorsport News – Issue 28/16.
24.07.2016Press Release
Podium finish for BMW M6 GT3 at Silverstone – DTM driver Augusto Farfus competing at the Suzuka 1000 Kilometres.
Podium finish for BMW M6 GT3 at Silverstone – DTM driver Augusto Farfus competing at the Suzuka 1000 Kilometres.
Retirements in both races, through no fault of their own: a strong performance in the BMW M6 GT3 by BMW DTM driver António Félix da Costa (PT), BMW Motorsport Junior Jesse Krohn (FI) and the Schubert Motorsport team went unrewarded on the fourth race weekend in the ADAC GT Masters at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg (AT).
The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Northeast Grand Prix turned into a demolition derby for BMW Team RLL as both BMW M6 GTLM cars ended the day on the wrecker. Both cars were pushed off the track by the same competitor's car in Lime Rock Park's (US) downhill turn in different incidents with different drivers, ending up in the tyre wall and out of the race.
Stage 14 of the gruelling Silk Way Rally brought a well-earned victory for the MINI ALL4 Racing team. Yazeed Al Rajhi (KSA) and Timo Gottschalk (GER) piloted the #103 vehicle across the finish line in first position to maintain their second place position in the overall standings.
With just two Stages left to play out in this year's gruelling Silk Way Rally, the MINI ALL4 Racing team are inching closer to victory. Following Stage 13 of the event, all five MINI ALL4 Racing pairings are now inside the top seven of the overall classification.
Today's MINI ALL4 Racing family plan to push hard for leading positions postponed until tomorrow after Stage 11 is cancelled. MINI ALL4 Racing crews fill positions three to sixth overall.
Up next on the 2016 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship (IWSC) calendar for BMW Team RLL is the Northeast Grand Prix, at Lime Rock Park (US), in Lakeville. Only 90 miles from BMW NA headquarters in Woodcliff Lake (US), the two-hour-and-forty-minute race will be the very first GTLM contest at the classic circuit that has played a part in BMW of North America's history for decades.
Four races and four stunning wins for Michael Dunlop at the Southern 100 on the Isle of Man – Michal Prášek celebrates an early title win in the Superstock class of the AARR – Wins and podiums on three continents result in major changes at the top of the 2016 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy with Prášek, Jordan Szoke and Dunlop being the new top-three.
Vasilyev sits at number four position. Hunt fires back into top ten and is now fifth overall. Rakhimbayev is sixth and Issabayev eighth.
Félix da Costa makes his race debut in the BMW M6 GT3 – BMW Sports Trophy teams on the podium at the Nürburgring and in Italy.
Read here what BMW Motorsport Director Jens Marquardt, the four team principals and the eight BMW DTM drivers had to say after the race weekend.
Marco Wittmann (DE, Red Bull BMW M4 DTM), Timo Glock (DE, DEUTSCHE POST BMW M4 DTM) and Tom Blomqvist (GB, Ice-Watch BMW M4 DTM) scored valuable points by finishing fourth, sixth and tenth in race ten of the DTM season at "Circuit Park Zandvoort".
Read here what BMW Motorsport Director Jens Marquardt and the eight BMW DTM drivers had to say after the race.
Marco Wittmann (DE) finished runner-up in Saturday's race in Zandvoort (NL) to extend his lead in the DTM Drivers' Championship. Starting from second on the grid in the Red Bull BMW M4 DTM, the BMW Team RMG driver defended his position to score 18 points towards the overall standings.
Four MINI ALL4 Racing inside top ten as unknown, changing terrain, punctures, mud holes and turbulent weather fail to dampen the MINI ALL4 Racing family spirit.
Strong performances from the MINI ALL4 Racing today enabled Yazeed Al Rajhi (KSA) and Timo Gottschalk (GER) to regain a top three position overall after a difficult day on stage 4 yesterday (12.07.16).
Ian Hutchinson celebrates his first win of the season in the Superstock class of the British Superbike Championship with his BMW S 1000 RR – Podium finishes also for Michael Laverty, Michael Rutter, Mathieu Gines, Bastien Mackels, Jan Bühn and Pepijn Bijsterbosch.
Atrocious weather conditions (10-07-2016) forced cancellation of Silk Way Rally Leg 2 Kazan to Ufa. Leg 3 ends with two MINI ALL4 Racing in top five.
The DTM travels to the Netherlands for the fifth race weekend of the 2016 season: BMW Motorsport will be in action at the iconic "Circuit Park Zandvoort" (NL) from 15th to 17th July.
First win in North America in the sixth race: at the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship (IWSC) event at the "Canadian Tire Motorsport Park" near Bowmanville (CA), the new BMW M6 GT3 for the first time proved that it's a true winner outside of Europe. Bret Curtis (US) and BMW works driver Jens Klingmann (DE) secured the first GTD victory of the season with the BMW M6 GT3 for Turner Motorsport.


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The lead prosecutor in the Casey Anthony case is throwing his hat in the ring for Florida state attorney.
Florida Assistant State Attorney Jeff Ashton became known for his case against Anthony.
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I change the width in the widget settings but it does not change the width and also shows faces when that is not clicked.
I change the width in the widget settings but it does not change the width and also shows faces when that is not clicked.
having the same problem
For the Like Box (for pages) widget, the minimum supported width appears to be 292px
I have the same problem. Look at this site (scroll down):
I was forced to set the width to at least 450px in the Facebook plugin settings or else the pop-up windows would just get cut in the right side.
I need to be able to view the facebook window on mobile like an iPhone, and is disappointed to see that it doesn't scale according to the screen, and there are no settings to control it.
After setting it to 450px so it isn't cut, I can use View Source in Safari to edit <div class="_5v4 _5v8"> under the iframe with css, and set the width down to 300px to see how it "should look" on mobile:
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Sadly it doesn't work if I add this to my wordpress css :-(
I really hope Facebook will consider making their plugin compatible with smartphones, it should be a 'must' for them.
Brodersen: social plugins have minimum widths based on base functionality + features you choose.
A Like Button in standard layout has a default width of 450 pixels, minimum width of 225 pixels. +40 pixels if your chosen action is "recommend" instead of the default of "like." +60 pixels if you have chosen to display a send button.
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This sucks! It would give it a minus figure if I could do that!
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In honor of Friday, and this sunny day in San Francisco, we thought it would be fun to kick off the weekend with 5 favorite things that make us happy. What are 5 faves that bring a smile to your face?
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Recipe: Spaghetti with Marinated Tomatoes and Mozzarella
This recipe couldn't be easier to whip together. Start with 8 ounces of cooked pasta, stir in our Mouthwatering Marinated Tomatoes with desired amount of vinaigrette, and, as the finishing touch, add 1/2 cup small mozzarella balls. You'll love how quickly this fresh dinner recipe comes together.
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By BACH ReleaseSeptember 27, 2013
More than 40 wounded, injured and ill Soldiers and their supporters from Fort Campbell and Fort Knox, Ky. Warrior Transition Battalions participated in the first Bluegrass Rendezvous Bike Ride Tuesday and Wednesday.
The therapeutic and challenging ride between the two installations was designed to help strengthen the bonds between the Soldiers while giving them a challenge they could meet and overcome with the help of their fellow riders.
As riders completed the last leg of the 164-mile trip, members of Fort Campbell and the surrounding communities came out to cheer them along. Groups of people stood along Trenton Road, Tiny Town Road, Fort Campbell Boulevard and throughout the installation to wave and cheer. Staff members from the 101st Airborne Division Headquarters building also stood along Indiana Avenue, saluting and encouraging the riders.
Staff Sgt. John Quarles, who has deployed multiple times, said that he felt emotional when he saw people who don't even know him cheering along the route. Quarles said that it reminded him of coming home from a deployment. "It felt really good to see everyone out to support us," he said.
WTB staff and Soldiers, as well as the 101st Airborne Division Band, welcomed the returning riders with a finish-line celebration. Every rider received a medal, a goodie bag from Morale, Welfare and Recreation, pizza provided by the USO and the knowledge that they overcame a major challenge.
Sergeant Bryan Flanery, who was recognized as Fort Campbell's most valuable rider, said that successfully completing the ride felt awesome.
"It's a feeling of accomplishment that has been missing for a long time," Flanery said.
Healing power of biking
"Cycling can be adapted for anyone, regardless of physical ability. That's what makes this program so special," said WTB physical therapist Rebecca Murphy, one of the event coordinators.
The WTB Adaptive Reconditioning Program offers upright, recumbent and hand cycles to ensure each Soldier can make adaptations as needed and still enjoy the sport.
One of the main goals in the WTB Adaptive Reconditioning Program is to expose Soldiers to a variety of sports and activities that can be adapted to their current abilities.
"We hope that at least one will strike their fancy and that they will stick with it once they leave here," said Murphy.
Specialist Jose Vernimmen embodies that goal. Vernimmen, who rode a recumbent bicycle to accommodate a back injury, said that he can no longer run and began cycling a couple of months ago because he needed to find an exercise that he could perform.
"Physically, I feel a lot better because I bike every day," said Vernimmen. "When you feel better physically, you start to feel better mentally as well. You know, active body, active mind."
Bicycle riding offers many benefits to Soldiers as they work through their healing process, Murphy explained.
Aside from the obvious health benefits of physical activity, Murphy said Soldiers can experience positive social interaction with other riders as well as relieve stress.
"It is like meditation on two wheels," she said, explaining how cycling offers more than just physical benefits. "You are not thinking about the bills you have to pay, the direction your life is going, your relationship, your worries - all you can think about is pedaling. Your mind clears and it is beautiful."
How it began
The idea for the bike ride and partnership was born in Fort Carson, Colo. at the Warrior Games, an Olympic-style event for wounded, injured and ill military and veterans to compete.
Sergeant 1st Class Landon Ranker, the Soldier in charge of the WTB Adaptive Reconditioning Program and a former WTB Soldier himself, hatched the idea with the Fort Knox WTB commander when they met and started talking about their shared passion for cycling.
"We consider Fort Knox our sister WTU (Warrior Transition Unit)," Ranker said, "and we decided to do something like a bike ride together."
After plenty of talk and coordination, the Bluegrass Rendezvous Bike Ride became a reality. The name is a nod to the fact that both battalions lie in the heart of bluegrass music country. In fact, the course was dubbed Route Scruggs after the late Earl Scruggs, the "best bluegrass banjo picker," according to event coordinators at Fort Campbell.
"Not only did he define an entire instrument within a uniquely American genre of music, but he welcomed, encouraged and supported other musicians who aspired to his musicianship," said Murphy. The same holds true for the experienced riders with the Adaptive Reconditioning Program as they encouraged newer riders along Route Scruggs.
"Regardless of rank or medical condition, we all worked together," said Vernimmen. "The pace allowed us to talk and joke. It wasn't like a race; it was more about bonding and camaraderie."
Vernimmen added that he would encourage any Soldier to try cycling. "This is an activity that can be adapted for just about anyone, as long as they are willing to try," he said.


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Web companies want to morph into something far more ambitious: vast software ecosystems where thousands of outside developers write applications that tie into their wares. Salesforce.com is applying the model pioneered by Amazon.com and eBay to its software services. Now, it's Google's turn.
Google this week hosts its first developers conference, expecting more than 1,000 developers at a sold-out San Jose Convention Center and 5,000 at 10 other locations around the world. The agenda includes presentations on Google's APIs and developer tools, plus sessions on map mashups, distributed computing using Ajax and XML, and custom search engines.
The Google forum follows Salesforce's first developers conference, where the company last week introduced the equivalent of a complete development platform for Web services. Salesforce is proposing that its online application infrastructure serve as the launchpad for companies' service-oriented architectures. Salesforce has created an online operating system of sorts to manage application deployment and services to handle linkages to other Web services.
Applications built with Saleforce's Apex language will run in a Salesforce data center. Even the development process will take place on Salesforce servers, shared with hundreds or possibly thousands of other developers. "You as an enterprise programmer develop code yourself, but you have Salesforce run and maintain it," says Rebecca Wettemann, an analyst with Nucleus Research.
Apex, available now in a developer preview version, is about 80% Java, with the remainder being proprietary extensions to get apps to run in an online mode. Salesforce execs once described Apex as a language for customizing existing Salesforce applications. At last week's conference in Santa Clara, Calif., they illustrated how Apex can be teamed with online resources already in place, such as the Salesforce database service, to build new applications. Apex can also attach to services already on the Web, such as services that estimate the shipping expense between two points, return the credit rating of a new customer, or verify a shipping address.
Another radical notion: A company doesn't need to be a paying Salesforce customer to use Apex--composite apps built with Apex can stand alone. And Salesforce will be responsible for ensuring that its development environment continues to provide access to databases and outside services and remains compatible with other software.
SOA consultant David Linthicum says the Salesforce technology will let developers do a lot of the things they do now with the "big stack players"--BEA's WebLogic, IBM's WebSphere, Oracle's middleware. "It's a game-changing technology," he says.
CRMfusion, a six-employee software company near Toronto, built a prototype of its latest application, DupesBlocker, in less than three weeks using the Salesforce technology, says CEO Glenn Nelson. CRMfusion wanted DupesBlocker, which searches for duplicates in a company's ordering, billing, and fulfillment systems, to be able to find and send alerts on duplicates in real time, rather than running in the background in batch mode. Getting more real-time information into employees' hands is a key goal of many SOA projects. With an online application that meshes easily with the data in the Salesforce database service, DupesBlocker works by using triggers--embedded logic that fires when a certain condition is met--to notify managers when a duplicate is found.
The simplicity of coding such an application and running it on the Salesforce platform "saves us a lot of code development, test, and quality assurance time," Nelson says. The biggest advantage of Salesforce's approach is its scalability, he adds. Without the Salesforce platform behind it, CRMfusion would have to monitor application usage constantly and build out its application availability by adding servers in its own data center. Instead, it relies on Salesforce's scalable data center resources.
Nelson isn't yet selling DupesBlocker because Salesforce hasn't yet launched Apex 1.0 and related services. Salesforce SOA capabilities are slated for August, Apex 1.0 for December.


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The Career Engagement Center works with current students, alumni, and employer partners. For our students, Career staff are available for one-on-one advising sessions, skills workshops, resume reviews, and more. Alumni are welcome to contact us for advice on their job search or to find ways to connect with our students about their experience in the workforce. Employers are invited to post opportunities on our job board, engage in on-campus recruiting, and discuss partnerships.
Check out several of our programs and skills categories at left or click our appointment request form to schedule a time to meet with our office. The Career Engagement Center is part of a campus-wide partnership that connects students to opportunities for active citizenship and professional development.
By working with our office, Cornell students are able to:
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Enjoy snapshots from the weekend.Commencement Photos
Bucknell University's 166th Commencement ceremony was held on Sunday, May 22, 2016.
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Today, October 24th, marks the 1-year anniversary of our club.
Through triumphs and trials, adoration and degradation, acceptance and declines, and so forth, I'm so proud of how far we've come.
WAY over 2,500 members!
True, our group has received hate just because we're a little different, but that's there problem. What matters is how we've run our group and how our progress has led to our success as a whole.
Thanks again, everyone, especially our newest members.
One whole year!
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Happy aniversary i guess
Happy 1-year anniversary
A whole year! Awesome!
Woo !
Yeah, difference is the new cool. The haters can keep their one minute trends, drugs, alcohol and fake friendships/relationships. We have ponies and birds!
I DO NOT LIKE WHEN MORDE AND TWI BE together like haveing sex BUT i do like when they just friends and happy anniversary
How can you not like them having sex?
well it not right the real twilight would never + alot people use her as sex dummy so yea and people will think i should leave and f off but im not going leave this is american were im from people get use to it
Well, I don't know about that.
Yeah many people use Twilight as a object to fuck but others don't see her that way.
Yeah many people use Twilight as a object to fuck but others don't see her that way.


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Texas Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn voted with the majority today as the Senate approved a $700 billion rescue package for Wall Street aimed at preventing a credit crisis.
The measure passed 74-25.
Hutchison and Cornyn pointed to the bipartisan effort in developing a plan.
Hutchison said the bill, while not perfect, would "take necessary measures to bolster our financial system, keep businesses open, and create jobs."
Cornyn said Congress needs to work together now on bipartisan reforms to prevent this situation from happening again.
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By adding new features to the iPod over time (notes, photos, videos, etc.), Apple has given owners of previous models plenty of reasons to lust after the latest and greatest models. But Apple hasn't just been adding features to the iPod, it's also been taking some away. I own a fifth generation (5G) iPod, and compared to my original second generation (2G) iPod, there's a lot missing nowadays.
The latest iPod packaging is remarkably slim compared to the original's. You could actually fit four 5G iPod boxes inside the box of the 2G. And Apple is proud to point this out on the Product Design page of their Environment site:
The packaging volume of our fifth generation 30GB and 80GB iPod was reduced by 69% from earlier models. This enables 120 more units to be shipped per pallet compared to the fourth generation 30GB iPod.
What that means for the environment is "eliminating hundreds of thousands of pounds of packaging waste."
How did Apple manage to reduce the iPod's packaging that drastically? By removing most of the accessories that the iPod previously came with.
Power Adapter
The most egregious removal is the Power Adapter. Charging an iPod is crucial. And now that an AC Adapter is not included, users are forced to do so by connecting it to their computer. In and of itself, this does not seem to be much of a burden. You have to have a computer to use an iPod, so why not just connect it to charge it?
First, plugging an iPod into a computer changes it from playable to unplayable. Once you connect it to the computer, the iPod will either launch iTunes or simply mount on the desktop. Either way, you can't keep playing your music.
If you're listening to a playlist and then have to charge, your place in that playlist will be lost and you'll be starting at the beginning the next time you start up (especially if you're playing in shuffle mode).
Second, sometimes you don't have a computer around to charge it. If you've ever taken an iPod on a trip with you, you can't charge it unless you also bring your computer with you. For us laptop users, it's not a big deal because often we don't go anywhere without our notebooks. But some people actually don't take a computer with them everywhere they go.
The solution to both these issues is just to purchase an iPod Power Adapter. They're available in plenty of retail stores for only $29. But now the "hundreds of thousands of pounds of packaging waste" that Apple eliminated has now been offset by the fact that Apple is shipping out Power Adapters in separate packages. And the $50 that the price went down between the fourth and fifth generation is countered by the purchase of a $29 AC Adapter.
An unfortunate removal for Mac users was that of FireWire connectivity. After adding the Dock Connector in the 3G iPod, Apple shipped both FireWire and USB connector cables with iPods. For the 4G iPod they stopped including the FireWire cable (but made it available separately for $19!). Eventually they removed the ability to sync with FireWire altogether.
This makes sense for users of Windows PCs, because most of them have USB 2.0 ports but not FireWire. But while nearly all Mac users have FireWire ports, not all have USB 2.0 ports. Mac users with USB 1.0 ports have to suffer with extremely slow transfer speeds, something that the original iPod, with its FireWire interface, was praised for breaking away from. And even for Mac users with built-in USB 2.0, the transfer speeds do not compare favorably to FireWire.
Less critical, but still unfortunate, side effects of the loss of FireWire connectivity include the ability to daisy-chain the iPod to external FireWire hard drives and to boot Macs after installing OS X on the iPod (a feature never supported by Apple).
Carrying Case/Belt Clip and Wired Remote
My 2G iPod also came with a carrying case/belt clip and wired remote. The two are connected because you can't use the carrying case without also using the wired remote. By Apple's usual standards, the case is a piece of garbage. It was useful for outdoor activities and other exercise, but today's universe of third-party iPod accessories make these obsolete. I don't blame Apple for doing away with them.
The wired remote was useful on its own, but it used the headphone connector ring to work. Apple removed the headphone connector ring with the 3G iPod, the result being that you couldn't use Apple's wired remote or other, third-party accessories with the new models. The 3G models had a new headphone connector, which then disappeared on the 5G models.
Foam Earbud Covers
And just when I thought they couldn't take anything else out of the box, I discovered they no longer include the foam earbud covers. I realize that some people don't like the foam earbud covers and don't use them. But I did, and the newly-designed earbuds simply will not stay in my ears without the foam covers. A set of four can be purchased at Radio Shack (I guess they sell something useful still) for $2, so it's not too much of a burden for me. But if a consumer can buy them for 50¢ at retail, imagine how cheap Apple could be getting them at bulk amounts of 20 million. They used to include two per package. They couldn't just drop it down to one? They had to go to zero? And there's no good packaging excuse there, as those foam covers can be so flat they'd easily fit into the current box.
Interface Feature Removal
So if you don't like the changes made to a product, don't buy the new one and just keep using the old, right? Unfortunately, Apple's removal of features has extended beyond the physical aspects of new models into the software of the old models.
The main menu of the iPod originally contained only the following options: Playlists, Browse, Extras, Settings, About. Apple later updated the iPod software to allow for user customization of the main menu, which meant that iPod owners could then put functions like Artists, Backlight, Calendar, Contacts, and Shuffle Songs directly in the main menu. But Apple neglected to include About in the selection of functions the user can choose to put in the main menu. So although their goal seemed to be about giving users choice, they ended up taking away quick access to the About function. Sure, it's not a life-threatening omission; but why do it? If it was worth putting on the main menu in the first place, why not let those users who want it to remain there do so instead of forcing them into the Settings menu every time?
Another change to the settings relates to the EQ. Previously the Settings menu would actually list which EQ setting was active. Now it doesn't and the user has to click on EQ to find out. And if it turns out it's already on the EQ setting you wanted, you've just made two unnecessary clicks. Neither the screen nor font size on my 2G iPod has changed; so why has the old method gone away?
Finally, the iPod's distinctive clicking noise used to have four settings: Speaker, Headphones, Both, Off. The headphones option was useful in two situations: First, if you were in an environment where you couldn't hear the iPod's built-in speaker, like a car, the clicking noise would be transmitted through the headphone jack so you could hear it amplified. Second, if you're in a quiet environment and don't want to annoy those around you with the clicking noise.
But through an iPod software update, those options were removed from all iPods and replaced with On or Off. On is the same as the Speaker setting from before, which means there is now no way to hear the clicker through the headphones or any other attached device. Again, the older iPods were capable of doing so before, but now that option is gone. Why?
At the 2005 Apple Expo Paris, Jobs spoke to Macworld of the challenge of offering extra features to the iPod just for the sake of it, saying "We are very careful about what features we add because we can't take them away."
Really? Because it seems like you've been taking them away pretty often. And I'm left wondering why.


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DUNCAN, Okla. (AP) - A Marlow man has been killed in a two-vehicle accident on a Stephens County road north of Duncan.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says 70-year-old William Bellamy died in the collision just before 2:30 p.m. Monday.
Troopers say Bellamy was driving westbound in a pickup truck when he failed to stop at a stop sign and was hit in the driver's side by a sport utility vehicle.
A passenger in Bellamy's truck suffered minor injuries while the driver of the SUV was not injured.
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Got a lot of great replies and discussion in response to "The Knack for Getting Money" and "Hello, dear reader – what's money to you?"
The "Knack" post was really popular and got spread around, and it's kind of crazy to see the reaction. I got a chance to connect with a few cool people I'd never met before over business and entrepreneurship type stuff, but also some people were really nasty. The biggest thing that surprises me is how a number of people equated wanting to make money with sociopathy.
What the hell? Looking to provide value, serve people, and get a share of the value you created is a disease?
I asked a number of people to weigh in with:
1. If they've had any interesting experiences, and,
2. Why some people act like working to make money is wrong (which seems crazy to me - provide legit service, work hard, deliver, and get a share of the value you create... duh?)
So as surprised as I was to see various hostility, I was really pleased with a number of people who weighed in. Judd wrote up a long informative answer, where he says the process of making money is more about self-discovery than about all the nice things he gets.
I got this email from a reader Jared, a very cool guy working on algorithmic trading in Chile -
I call it the relationship with money. I have a similar history as Judd with hustling since I was a kid and think part of that relationship includes belief phenomenal returns are possible .
My first venture was at 15 when I offered to dispose of 15-486 computers from my after school job. I cleaned them up, organised a sale and installed Windows-95 and Doom95, selling them for $300 a pop. It was a small fortune for a 15 yr old!
After I invested it all in the stockmarket in a 0.16c stock and made 50% in a couple of weeks. Then the stock crashed to 0.04c and lost it all hoping for rebound! It was a great lesson in greed! I was put off the stock market for 5 years and only got back into it at 21-22!
Interesting, interesting stuff. The "relationship with money" - having good experiences (like cleaning up computers that were going to be thrown away and selling them) seems to promote wanting do more things with money... whereas investing poorly and losing your cash makes you want to stay away from it for a while, and worsens the relationship.
Thanks for the perspective, Jared - interesting stuff. I think there's something to it, here - where a person's experiences with money early lend to how they feel about it later. I wonder what that suggests about people who equate money with sociopathy? Yikes...
I guess much of it is about opportunities - spotting them and seizing them. Like the computers. Not many people with 15 PC's would think to do that. Simple, but effective.
Essentially that is what car boot / antique dealers do all the time, find old rubbish nobody wants then polish it up and sell it. Easy money, when you have the eye for detail, the vision, and the gift of the gab to sell the stuff!
It's a moral debate.
Those who believe in more social and collective ethics naturally see an individualist who pursues his interests as a sociopath. As if it's some disease.
Then of course there's also the ones who are just envious and spiteful...
If a sociopath is someone with a serious disregard for others, it's kind of ironic that the contribution of some is to frequently throw that term around to tear down people legitimately contributing and achieving.
This blog is addictive!
I think its a valid point that some people can be sociopathic about money. I've known people who that decided that they needed to develop sociopathic traits in order to fit in and get ahead in their particular business, career, job etc. One guy successful guy I worked for had sociopathy as his permanent personality trait - nay a strategy!
A lot of people will believe that bullying their way into making money is a valid way. The ones with early success will probably continue behaving like this. The ones that don't might learn, adapt - improve their ways.
I personally believe that I am not looking for money, but I am looking to deliver value. By having this mindset, I have realised over the years that making money becomes easier as people come to you, instead of wasted efforts chasing money. If you can identify the value in your ideas/opportunities and deliver it, you then have a new challenge - to work hard to manage all the money that comes in!
You have to make a habit of it. In my experience for every persons that like what you say, only 10% will tell you. Of those who don't like what you have to say instead, 50% will tell you, so you may have the impression that a lot of people didn't like what you said when in reality it's the opposite. Just saying, sometimes comments are really bad, but don't stop it.
Some good discussion in this thread at Hacker News about how to evaluate people with a business skillset if you've got technical skills already.
I reckon "a knack for getting money" is probably the most key thing to look for in a businessperson. Some people have a knack for getting money.
All the business skills in the world without the knack for getting money doesn't fly. Well, maybe for employee #7,632 once a company's made it. But not for starting something up. You need to hustle and get money of some form real fast early on. A business guy who can't get money is probably worse than useless - if he wasn't on board, you'd be worried about solving the money problem yourself. But since he's supposedly the business guy and seems to be doing business guy stuff, you think things are cool. But things aren't cool. Go long enough without money, you die.
That's bad.
So, where do you get a knack for getting money? We're not born with it. It's acquired through action somehow. What's it take?
I sat in a room once, and the speaker asked us all if we wanted financial independence. Everyone put their hand up, but it was explained, most don't value saving and understanding their money, it's just a vision in the back of their mind. Everyone wants to live off interest, delegate away uninspiring tasks, and maybe have a red car, capable of driving high speeds..
I'm just a student, but I learned a powerful lesson when I lost my last job that was less demanding and stressful than my current one. It also payed much more, so from a financial perspective, I was doing better. Working harder for less? (Nobody wants that!)
But in some kind of bizarre paradox, I find myself with more money than I had before, and I'm more conscious of my savings and goals. I didn't love my job, so I was excited about what I'd have for lunch, what I'd buy with my paycheck. As a result I had large amounts of stuff, most of which I ended up selling for a tenth of the price.. Because I didn't really need it all anyway..
I thought the best jobs were sinecures, where I could leave at 5pm with no concern or care, and collect a decent cheque. Now I'm glad to have activity in my job, and more to think about. When people work hard together, there's a sense of spirit and humour, you can't buy a one-day seminar and attempt to create that culture. The people I work with are one of the most important things about my job, I guess this is a bit like russian roulette; you have no idea what that cute girl is going to be like to work with.


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After looking over the most recent batch of screenshots for FEAR 3, there's no doubt about it: Developer Day 1 Studios will be desperately trying to give us all terrible nightmares as we shoot our way through the team's co-op action game this year.
Corpses hanging from meat hooks, dark and eerie passageways, blank stares from a bloodied Alma: yeah, you'll get some nasty dreams from this one.
If you think you're up to the task, you can flip through the latest screenshots for FEAR 3 below, as well as watch an interesting developer diary discussing how the team aims to provide 'divergent cooperative play,' and extreme replayability as a result:
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FEAR 3 was recently delayed until May this year, and will become available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Sylvia Burwell is expected to replace Kathleen Sebelius at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Kathleen Sebelius, the public face of the botched rollout of the HealthCare.gov website, is resigning from her post as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Sylvia Burwell, director of the Office of Management and Budget, has been tapped to take over.
The move comes as the Obama administration is taking something of a victory lap for steering a reported 7.5 million people to private health plans under the Affordable Care Act -- slightly up from Congressional Budget Office projections and by all accounts more than was expected after the site's disastrous October launch.
The "tech surge" that fixed the site was managed by former White House official Jeff Zients and took place largely out of public view. Sebelius occupied the spotlight, taking responsibility for HealthCare.gov's problems and appearing before Congress in a series of bruising hearings that revealed there was not much in the way of hands-on executive oversight by HHS of the design, build, and testing of the site.
By contrast, Burwell's relations with Congress appear to be excellent. Not only was she confirmed by a 96-0 vote, but the Clinton administration veteran and former WalMart Foundation executive has established herself as a reliable partner for appropriators and oversight committees. Members of Congress are important OMB customers, and from a recent hearing of the Appropriations subcommittee that funds the agency, it's clear that members on both sides are pleased with Burwell's openness, availability and responsiveness.
An unnamed White House official touted her role in passing the recent two-year budget deal, telling Politico, "She navigated a lengthy shutdown. She has proved to the president and everyone around here that she is a masterful manager and someone who can really run a process and dig in and figure things out. And she's very well liked on the Hill."
Burwell's Senate confirmation hearing likely will be consumed by the politics of the Affordable Care Act, especially with the 2014 midterm elections looming. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), the ranking member on the Senate Finance Committee that will vet the nomination, is a determined opponent of the legislation, as are all the Republican members of the panel. But it's hard to think of another high-ranking Obama administration official with as smooth a path to confirmation as Burwell, and Senate rules make it next to impossible for Republicans to fully block the nomination.
There is not yet a clear candidate to fill Burwell's slot at OMB. Brian Deese, the Deputy Director on the budget side, has been an influential economic policy voice in the Obama White House, but he is in his mid-30s and may not be considered seasoned enough for the job. Deputy Director for Management Beth Cobert is another possibility, although she was sworn in only last October, and is in the midst of implementing the Obama administration's management agenda. And Zients, now a White House economic advisor, twice held the top OMB post on an acting basis and is another possible candidate.
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- 5Sutter Center For Psychiatry
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- 6Sutter Memorial Hospital
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- 7Mercy General Hospital
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1. A disk of radius 2.03 cm and mass 1 kg is pulled by a string wrapped around its circumference with a constant force of 0.22 newtons.
a) What is its angular acceleration to three decimal places?
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b) what is the angular velocity of the disk to three decimal places after it has been turned through 0.6 of a revolution? answer: 12.784
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Kids ages 8 and up are invited to join Wilton Library's Minecraft Computer Club. A server for Fairfield County has been set up with a virtual world where the Minecraft community in Wilton can meet and the club welcomes the enthusiasts. Please note: Minecraft is a subscription-based, online game. Players must bring their own laptop and create their own account. Handheld devices are not recommended because they run a Minecraft app that does not work with the same server. To be added to the Fairfield County server you must visit the Children's Desk with a valid library card to be registered. Caretakers must sign in their child with staff member. If the child is not present and signed in by 10:10, the place may be given to a waitlisted child. Caretakers must remain in the building. Registration required; no fee.
Do you have a box of old home videos? Wish you could still watch some of those funny or touching family moments? If so, come learn how to convert them to DVDs. For 7th graders through adults and 6th grade students accompanied by adults who are willing to learn too! Must have a valid CT Library card and signed Innovation Station Agreement form. Please bring the completed form to the workshop. Space limited to 1 student per session. Registration required. This is for home videos only and conversion time is one-to-one.
Children are invited to join us on Saturdays throughout the summer for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) programs which will concentrate on innovative and creative activities. Lego Day! Come practice your building skills with friends. Lego creations will be on display at the end of the program. Tickets for this program will be handed out on a first-come-first-serve basis at the Children's Reference Desk starting at 1:45 p.m. on the day of the program. For children entering grades K and up.
On Mondays during the summer, there will be drop in crafts at the Wilton Library. Kids can create all kinds of Jungle crafts, in keeping with our Summer Reading theme 'Welcome to the Jungle of Books.' There will be Jungle crowns, monkey masks, and something different every week! Staff member Shayna Simpson has designed another original coloring sheet which will be available at the library. No registration required.
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Holistic Moms hosts Dr. Susan Rubin Creating a More Sustainable Suburbia
Holistic Moms Network of Southern Westchester
Thursday, January 24, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (EST)
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"Holistic" means looking at the big picture. Personal health and planetary health are really the same thing. How can we shift toward more sustainable living within our homes and communities? Dr. Susan Rubin, an eco-gastronomically-focused health professional and mother of three will share her experiences with diverse topics including
- School food advocacy-- empowering both children and their teachers to eat better
- Climate change and preparing for weather events, building resilience
- Building local food systems, including community gardens and edible landscaping
- Backyard chickens, composting, and its connection to nutrient dense food
Susan says, "After 10+ years as a school food activist, I am more passionate than ever about the big picture: our food system and our environment. I've been growing food and teaching veggie gardening and composting to schools, summer camps and child care centers for the past 5 years. I look forward to inspiring and empowering others to do the same at home and in their community. I'll show you how to 'occupy the food supply." Creating a healthier environment for your family is easy and fun."
No registration required. This event is free and all are welcome. However, if you do register, Eventbrite will send you reminders the week before and the day of the event.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (EST)
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky (WBKO) -- Lives were forever changed a year ago today, after shots were fired in the parking lot in front of Michelle's Consignment Boutique in Bowling Green. Friends and family of Brandon Bradshaw continue to remember him and say he will forever be alive in the hearts of those who knew him.
On February 26, 2013, Brandon Bradshaw was rushed to the hospital after suffering multiple gun shot wounds. Bradshaw served as Constable in 2012, Youth Theater Director at SKYPAC and was also a member of an alternative rock band.
"He knew a power of a smile. He was a man of small miracles. He did everything he could, just to make someone's day better," said Randall Erskine, friend of Brandon Bradshaw.
Bradshaw is remembered daily, by his friends and family.
"It hurts so much just to see this place and know this is where i lost my best friend," said Randall Erskine, friend of Brandon Bradshaw.
Randall walked the parking lot this afternoon, around the exact time Bradshaw was shot last year.
"Just talking to him, it brings back so many memories. It is like a nightmare that you can't wake up from," said Randall Erskine, friend of Brandon Bradshaw.
Randall shares his last memories with Bradshaw, while he was hospitalized.
"He touched more people by being asleep, than I have my entire life. If I could tell him just one thing now, I would just tell him that I just miss him so much. It just hurts and I would give anything to have him back for just one more day. I would give anything," said Randall Erskine, friend of Brandon Bradshaw.
Randall says friends will also gather Sunday morning at Brandon's grave site. Randall will play 'Amazing Grace' on his bag pipe, in remembrance of his dear friend.