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Jerry was born in Martinez to George and Sadie Carter. He lived there until the 6th grade then moved to a farm in Turlock. He graduated from Turlock High and met his future wife, Martha, whom he married in 1956. He was in the National Guard for two years, and went to work at Shell Oil in Martinez in 1955. He retired at age 51 after 30 years at Shell.
Clifford Dick, 92, of Turlock, passed away at his home at Covenant Village. Clifford was born in Girard, Kansas to Harry and Florence Dick, one of three children. He attended school in Kansas before moving at age 12 to Turlock, California. Cliff attended Washington Elementary School and graduated from Turlock High School in 1942. He married Myrtle Marie Commons the same year before joining the US Navy in 1943. He served several stateside assignments in the Navy before his honorable discharge in 1945. He had a variety of abilities: he worked for Santa Fe Railroad as a telegraph operator, was ...
A celebration of Dona's life, hosted by her children, will be held
Adolph "Sam" Mendoza, of Ceres, California, passed away Thursday, February 4, 2016 in Modesto, California, at the age of 78 following a brief hospital stay. He was surrounded by his loving family when he passed.
With loved ones by her side, Annie passed away peacefully at the age of 90. She was raised and lived most of her life in Hughson. She was a house wife on the family farm, her unreserved kindness was felt by all friends, family members, and neighbors. She had a knack for making all feel welcomed and included. Annie is survived by her children, Marvin (Kathy) Mendonca, Marilyn (Kirk) Evers, and Jim (Martha) Mendonca, as well as her grandchildren Elizabeth, Jessica, and Cristian. She was preceded in death by her loving husband , Joseph Rawleigh, and infant granddaughter, Sara Santina.
Mrs. Betty Louise Gay, 82, of Delhi, CA passed away surrounded by her loved ones on Sunday, January 31, 2016 in Turlock, California. Louise was born on Saturday, March 25, 1933 in Keota, OK to Jim and Higa Thomas. Her family meant a great deal to Louise and her best friends were her sisters. Louise loved camping and spending time with family. She was a homemaker who took care of her family to the best of her ability. She did run many different small businesses throughout the years because she loved the challenge of running a business. Louise was active ...
Bernice Fay (Teulker) Tell left this world and us earlier this week and is now resting peacefully in the arms of her Heavenly Father.
Jessie happily celebrated 100 years of life in June, but was then happy and ready to move on to her next adventure in January.
Debbie Moody was the best friend, sister, daughter, mother & "Gigi" that anyone could have. Debbie was born to Wayne & Beatrice Moody in Bakersfield, California. She grew up in Oildale & Bakersfield making mud pies with her little sister Diana. In 1970 she graduated from Foothill High School, married Dan Curran and gave birth to their daughter Renee. They lived in San Luis Obispo, Florence, Italy, Pacific Grove & Seaside. She married Dennis Hartshorn in 1992. In 1998 Debbie became "Grandma Grace" or "Gigi" to her first grandchild. Debbie moved to Turlock in 2001 to be closer to her daughter & grandchildren Miranda & Max ...
Lillian Diane Sharp, 76, of Delhi, passed away peacefully at Emanuel Medical Center on January 31 due to a brief and unexpected illness. She was married to her loving husband Johnny Lee Sharp for 40 years, until his untimely death in 1997, and she was a homemaker, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
Wayne passed away on January 28, 2016 at home surrounded by family. He died of natural causes. He was 90 years old. Wayne was born in Jacksonville, Ca.. His parents were Earl & Verna Penrose. He was raised in Jacksonville, Ca & attended local schools.
Efigenia "Minnie" Irizarry Smith, 90, was born April 26, 1925 on a tropical mountaintop near Penuelas, Puerto Rico.
Mark Jerome LaChapell, 68, of Turlock, California passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Monday, January 25, 2016 at the Alexander Cohen Hospice House in Hughson, CA. He was born in Turlock California to Frank and Camilla LaChapell. He graduated from Turlock High School in 1965 and later received a degree in electrical engineering. For 38 years he worked at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories as a senior electronics design engineer. Over the past 11 years he joined forces with his son, Scott, putting those same skills at work to build LaChapell Audio.
Howard Allred was born August 2, 1926 in Ogden, Utah and passed away January 21, 2016.
Douglas Jerome Perry peacefully passed away at his home with his family Saturday morning Jan. 16, 2016 after a lingering illness. He was born Feb. 19, 1931 in Nebraska but has been a resident of Turlock for over 50 years.
David died as the result of injuries from a motorcycle accident not far from his home in Ballico.
Phillip W. Sondeno 94 passed away peacefully on June 17, 2016 surrounded by his wife and family at his home in Medford, Oregon.
Leona was born in Modesto, CA to Bernard and Ruth Farr. She is preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, and her husband Bill ...
Jack Clements, 67, passed away July 26, 2016 in Delhi, CA.
Long time Turlock physician, Kenneth Mitchem, passed away July 25, 2016, in Vancouver, WA, where he had moved recently to be closer to his family.
Shirrell Dunkin, 69, of Modesto, passed away at Alexander Cohen Hospice House. Shirrell was born in Yuba City, CA to Fred and Maxine Camren. She ...
Willis "Bill" Turner Sperry, age 90, passed away on July 20, 2016, Hughson, Ca.
James is survived by his wife Teeny Allen; children Michael Allen of Modesto and Sandy (Mike) Fraser of Walnut Creek; siblings Phyllis Skidgel of Colorado ...
John "Jack" Perry, 83, of Turlock, passed away on Saturday at Doctors Hospital. He slipped away quietly and peacefully surrounded by his family.
Born in Chakmuglani, Punjab, India. Pama will be deeply missed by many and may he rest in peace.
Dr. Donald Daniel was born on December 27, 1934 in Chicago, IL and passed away on July 14, 2016 in Orange County, CA.
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Secretary-General's remarks to reporters after meeting Austrian President Fischer and Chancellor Faymann
Vienna, 29 August 2013
This is going to be a very brief one because of the current situation on Syria.
With the President and Prime Minister we had a very useful exchange of views on how to address the situation in Syria. We are of the opinion that the situation should be resolved in a peaceful way through dialogue.
At the same time, while the United Nations investigation team is now on the ground they should be allowed to conclude their investigation activities, and I am going to receive their report as soon as possible.
I am now thus cutting short my visit to Austria unfortunately and I appreciate President (Heinz) Fischer's very kind understanding of (this) inevitable situation that I would not be able to participate in the Alpbach Forum together with the President.
And we also discussed the situation in the Middle East, particularly the Golan Heights. The President explained, together with the Prime Minister, his security concerns in the Golan Heights, and I really appreciated such a long-standing dedicated contribution by Austrian troops in the Golan Heights and I expected that when the situation becomes normal that we would expect the resumption of Austrian peacekeeping contributions in the Golan Heights.
And I really appreciated the contribution in UNIFIL and also UNTSO. And I am very much grateful for Austrian Government contribution. Thank you very much.
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Founded in 1998 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, AROBS Transilvania Software is an IT company with over 400 specialists, focused on delivering top quality embedded, mobile, cloud, and Web application development services. The company can be regarded as a one-stop shop, where one can find the full spectrum of the latest technologies and custom software development and testing services.
Over 17 years of experience in software projects requiring the use of the latest tools and technologies, complex and challenging endeavors in a multitude of industries and areas of application, well established and seamless processes and procedures, expertise demonstrated by individual and company level certifications, flexibility in adopting processes and tools recommended by our customers, low turnover for key specialists, a bench with available engineers that makes rapid ramp-up or starting a new project achievable, and the guarantee of an excellent value for your money is what you would get from a partnership with AROBS.
Our developers can help you throughout the product development life-cycle of your software, from design to programming and testing. Application programming and design for hotel booking, workforce management, eCommerce solutions, clinical trial management, location based services, home automation, or automated fare collection systems are only a few areas for which you can find highly qualified specialists and well-oiled processes at AROBS.
As a software house, AROBS addresses the IT needs of industries as diverse as travel, automotive, financial, pharmaceutical, automation, and retail with mobile, Web, cloud, and embedded applications, fully featured IT systems, and IT products.
Our customer base has also expanded greatly since 1998 to over 1500 Romanian clients and many prestigious foreign customers from Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Norway, Austria, the Netherlands, UK, and the USA.
In March 2006, AROBS entered the GPS navigation market by becoming a distributor of the following brands: Mio, E-TEN, Qtek, MyGuideGPS, NavRoad, compatible with iGO and Destinator routed maps. In 2011 we added Becker to the list. In 2014 we distribute along with our own brad, Smailo, only Mio and Becker GPS devices.
AROBS became ISO certified for "Software development for local and international markets" in December 2006.
Using the experience acquired while working with international companies, AROBS started developing software solutions for the Romanian market, which include a sales force automation system (SFA) on PALM and PDA (Optimall by AROBS), GPS/GPRS (TrackGPS) fleet tracking/monitoring systems, tourism applications (ATOS/ABOS), etc.
Of these, TrackGPS has proven the most lucrative, as it tapped into a booming market, which continues to grow at a fast pace. Since December 2014, over 1,000 trucks owned by the local leader of the food distribution and freight transport market are monitored with TrackGPS. Our Asian adventure has just begun!
Faithful to its innovative spirit, AROBS launched Smailo, the first Romanian navigation system, which includes maps from all over Europe, in April 2008.
At present, AROBS Transilvania Software is one of best known IT companies in Romania. AROBS has consolidated its financial position in the Romanian IT&C market by selling 10% of its shares to the Finnish Investment Fond, Berling Capital, which has important investments in the hospitality, travel, financial, and software industries.
Along with excellent programming skills, the AROBS team members also exhibit excellent linguistic abilities, all of them being fluent in at least one of the following languages: English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Hungarian, and Romanian. Specialists with MBA degrees from the USA and Germany have joined AROBS over time, and so have people from other European countries, such as Ireland or Greece.
To meet the growing demand from the local market, AROBS has opened an operational office in Bucharest and home offices in Iasi, Suceava, Targu Mures, and international offices in Chisinau, and Budapest.


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Chris Wragge Checks Out How To Take The Perfect SelfieOn Instagram, there have been more than 240 million posts with #selfie.
Say Cheese! MasterCard Testing 'Pay By Selfie' App TechnologyMasterCard is testing new app technology that would one day allow shoppers to make a transaction with a selfie instead of your password.
Experts: Selfie Obsessed Millennials Increasingly Opt For Plastic SurgeryPosting selfies on social networking sites is one way to document what you do, but is it also a barometer of who you are?
Ask A NYC Expert: How To Take Better Pictures With Your PhoneLearn how to take better pictures with your phone from an expert to commemorate National Photography Month.
Selfies Taken At East Village Blast Site Draw Harsh Criticism OnlineSelfies taken near the site of the East Village explosion are sparking outrage on the Internet.
Mystery 'Selfie' Man Identified As Late Photo Booth Company OperatorThe identity has been revealed for the mystery man whose series of black-and-white photo booth selfies went on display at Rutgers University earlier this year.
Mystery Man's Early 20th Century 'Selfies' On Display At RutgersSelfies from another century are at the center of a monochrome mystery at Rutgers University.
Experts Warn Practice Of Taking 'Driving Selfie' Photos Is Dangerous"Driving selfies" are the latest craze on social media sites such as Instagram and Twitter. But experts have warned that the practice is dangerous and could even be deadly.


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As a group programming manager at Microsoft, Chris Jolley leads the team responsible for the content strategy, merchandising, publishing and marketing of the MSN Shopping Web site. Chris joined the MSN Shopping team four months before the release of the most significant upgrade in the site's history, the August 1st, launch that included a 6x increase in the number of items and unparalleled comparison tools to help consumers make more informed purchasing decisions. 2005 milestone. Chris also drove the external communications plan and is one of two people responsible for creating the MSN Shopping Insider blog.
Prior to his time with MSN Shopping, Chris served as the director of product management for Microsoft's Financial Products Group. In this role, he was responsible for defining and executing the marketing strategy for Microsoft's consumer and institutional finance products, including the CNBC on MSN Money and MSN Money Plus Web services, Microsoft Money software, MSN Money Professional and Money Explorer. In this role, Jolley oversaw the distribution, sales, public relations, and advertising of the products, as well as industry partnership efforts.
During Jolley's tenure with the Financial Products Group, the MSN MoneyCentral site successfully relaunched as CNBC on MSN Money, consumer traffic to the site increased more than 150 percent, and the Money software evolved to include unprecedented Web integration. In addition, Jolley helped introduce two institutional products to the financial services industry.
Jolley joined Microsoft in 1995. Prior to MSN Money, he focused on partnership marketing, distribution and fulfillment for the MSN Internet Access business as well as direct marketing programs for Microsoft's consumer annuity initiatives and the Microsoft Office suite of products.


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Klink Awards 2013
Bread & Wine Vineyard Restaurant has been nominated in two categories for the #KlinkAwards 2013! The annual awards were launched by Wine Tourism South Africa, with the objective of inspiring South Africans to explore and enjoy the experiences offered by the country's winelands.
The first category is Delicious Deli: Award for Best Deli on a Wine Farm. The Farm Grocer offers a wealth of artisan charcuterie products, such as saussison sec, hams, Mettwurst and hand-cured bacon. The focus is on utterly delectable and unique products, such as wagyu beef biltong, popcorn dust, peri-peri and dill pickle, macadamia nut dukkah, Berbere Ethiopian spice paste and more. Vote for us here.
The second category is Comfort Zone: Award for casual dining on a Wine Farm, Chef Neil Jewell's philosophy is to use only the best ingredients, this coupled with his insatiable creativity makes for a lunchtime menu that celebrates wineland's cuisine. Feast on dishes such as cocoa-dusted springbok loin, roasted Camembert and celeriac risotto, duck and foie gras pot pie, and much, much more. Vote for us here.
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Horse lovers, pay attention! I have an excursion to tell you about! It's the Scenic Country Carriage Ride from Ocala Carriage and Tours.
Ocala is "The Horse Capital of the World," and it's here that you'll enjoy seeing some of the finest horse farms - by horse drawn carriage or trolley wagon. Drooling yet?
Your carriage, led by mighty Percheron Draft Horses, will travel along a country road, under shady oak trees and past several thoroughbred farms, as well as quarter horse and Arabian farms. You'll get to see these beautiful creatures in their natural environment.
These down-home tours are fully narrated and so interesting. You'll learn about some of the famous horses that have been trained or bred here and how Ocala became The Horse Capital of the World. Many times, the horses that you'll pass will want to come over to say hello to your Percherons, so have your camera ready (and you can pat and greet them, too).
The Country Carriage Ride is a little over an hour long and is by reservation only. A credit card is required for reservations. The first tour goes out around 9 a.m. and they go until around 6 p.m., seven days a week. This is great for a romantic day out or a family adventure.
The carriage tour is $75.00 for two people, $95.00 for three or four, and $125 for five to six folks. Groups of seven or more will ride in their trolley wagon pulled by two draft horses and the cost is $25.00 per person.
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Have 10 or more people? You're in luck! They'll provide BBQ lunch or dinner - chicken & ribs with fixings for $14.00 per person. (Fixings include beans, coleslaw, potato salad, biscuits, ice tea or lemonade, and dessert.) So get a group together (call me!) and giddy up for some big time fun.
One more tour they offer is to visit the world's largest breed of horses, the English Shire. You'll be taken by a tractor-pulled wagon throughout the 100-acre farm of the New England Shire Centre, where you can interact with this gentle breed. The tour is about 90 minutes and the cost is only $25 per person. Reservations required.
Ready to book your ride? Call them at 352-867-8717. Visit them online, too. Need a place to stay? Check out these local hotels and resorts.


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KenolKobil Targets Acquisitions in Four African Countries
KenolKobil Ltd., a Kenyan fuel retailer that operates in nine African nations, said it plans to make acquisitions in four more countries as part of a strategy to expand outside its home market.
KenolKobil, based in Nairobi, is targeting the Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, Djibouti and Malawi, Patrick Kondo, head of mergers and acquisitions at the company, told reporters at a briefing today.
"Some of them are at an advanced stage, some of them are in the early stages," he said.
KenolKobil, which has a 25 percent share of the Kenyan oil market, is expanding abroad amid what it calls "government interference" in the domestic oil industry. It has operations in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, Ethiopia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
The state-owned Kenya Pipeline Co. was ordered by the country's High Court in February to pay KenolKobil 5.2 billion shillings ($61.7 million) without interest for contravening a transportation and storage agreement.
In October, KenolKobil said it settled a four-year dispute on pending claims against Kenya Petroleum Refineries Ltd., in which the government holds a 50 percent stake, over processing fees. KPRL said it was owed 600 million shillings by KenolKobil, which in turn said it was owed 5.3 billion shillings as a result of losses incurred after KPRL withheld refined oil and prevented two ships from delivering crude ordered by KenolKobil.
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Markets outside Kenya are "where we believe we can get a reasonable return on our investment without interference," Managing Director Jacob Segman told reporters today. "Over time, Kenya is losing its net contribution to the bottom line." He declined to say what proportion of the company's current profit is generated outside Kenya.
Last year, KenolKobil announced plans to expand in Zimbabwe and Mozambique. The company has since acquired a 21,000 cubic-meter (741,608 cubic-feet) storage depot at the Mozambican port of Beira, and a liaison office in Harare, the Zimbabwe capital, Kondo said. Initial operations in the two countries will involve importing fuel in bulk and selling it to fuel-marketing companies, he said.
Kenya's biggest fuel retailer by market value, KenolKobil last month acquired a fuel depot, a dry-goods warehouse and an office complex from Societe d'Importation et de Commercialisation de Petroliers in Burundi. In January, it bought the assets of Phoenix Uganda Petroleum Ltd., consisting of a fuel terminal, an office block and three gas stations.
In the 12 months through December, non-fuel products contributed 10 percent to KenolKobil's net income. The company plans to grow that contribution to 25 percent over the next six to 10 years, Segman said.


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Alleged ring thief faces new chargesDecember 10,2012Alleged ring thief
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BURLINGTON A man who was charged last year after proposing with a $3,200 ring he allegedly stole from a jewelry store is in trouble again, charged with stealing jewelry, rare coins and other valuables from a residence.
Ryan Jarvis, 26, of Burlington is charged with breaking into a friends home on Nov. 30 and taking $1,300 worth of merchandise.
WCAX-TV reported that a home surveillance camera allegedly caught Jarvis in the act.
Jarvis was charged last December for allegedly stealing a 1-carat diamond ring from a Zales jewelry store and then giving it to his girlfriend as an engagement ring. Investigators tracked him down after his fiancee posted a photo of the ring on Facebook.MORE IN This Just InNORTH BENNINGTON Two public meetings, in North Bennington and Shaftsbury, have been set for... Full StoryThe Board of Aldermen has endorsed a major jump in city pension funding. Full StoryHUBBARDTON The annual celebration of Hubbardton has been moved to Sunday due to the weather... Full Story
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The most common form of carcinoma of the stomach is the one presenting a more or less sharply demarcated tumor near the pylorus. Less frequently there is simply a diffuse thickening of the stomach wall with not very sharply defined margins. Occasionally the latter type involves almost the entire extent of the stomach, causing a diffuse thickening of the stomach wall. The former type usually has an ulcerated surface; in the latter often the mucosa remains intact. When there is a very extensive involvement of the stomach in a diffuse growth the term "leather bottle stomach" has been applied, and it is not an inapt descriptive term. Such cases are uncommon, and it seems worth while to place another on record, especially since in this case a large extent of both esophagus and duodenum in addition to almost the entire stomach were involved.
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Some potentially bad news for diet soda drinkers.
A new study found a 43 percent greater risk of stroke or heart attack for people who drank a can of diet soda a day compared to people who didn't drink any.
The study by the University of Miami and Columbia University followed more than 25 hundred people over a decade.
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I came across Genovese and Ashford after searching for photographers on The Knot and after reading many glowing reviews, my fiancé and I decided to visit them in person. We met with Kim at their office in Baton Rouge and we both walked out of the meeting knowing we wanted... Read More Genovese and Ashford to shoot our wedding. Kim did my bridal shoot and I couldn't be more pleased with the pictures. She was so easy to work with and made me feel very comfortable during the whole process. Kim and Chris came to shoot our wedding and again we could not be more pleased with their professionalism and the way they made things run so easy and efficiently. It took a little over six weeks to get our pictures back and we absolutely love them. Their pricing was reasonable and they do high quality work. I would highly recommend them for any occasion.
We had a great experience with both Chris and Kim for all of our wedding photography needs. I fell in love with all my pictures from the engagement pictures, bridals, and day of wedding. There were so many good ones to pick from! I highly recommend using them for a wedding and... Read More any other photography needs.
Chris and both of his assistants were amazing to work with! Chris did both our engagement photos and wedding photos. We had to reschedule our engagement photos a few times due to illness/weather and we ended up with a gorgeous Saturday in December! He was always so easy going... Read More and we love his photo-journalistic style instead of the typical posed photos. He has such a fun attitude and always put us at ease. He is always on top of his communication and very helpful in answering all of the questions. Several people said some of our engagement and wedding photos should be in magazines which speaks very highly of his quality! He captures the true moments of your wedding day and it helps recreate the entire day. We found him at a wedding showcase and loved his style online when he was fairly new to Houston. We trusted him from the beginning and you should too!
Genovese Ashford Studios was a pleasure to work with. Chris and Kim really captured our special day! Chris was courteous and professional and the final photos are beautiful!! I can't say enough good things about Chris and highly recommend him to anyone looking for an excellent... Read More photographer!
we booked Genovese Ashford Studios over a year before our wedding, and it was definitely a great decision! Kim is great to work with and she is very accomodating of your schedule. With the bad weather in this spring, my bridal appointments had to be moved 3 times, which pushed... Read More the bridals with less than a month from the wedding. Kim Ashford had my pictures posted with more than enough time to print some for the wedding. Prior to the wedding, they sent a questionaire to make sure they knew exactly what we wanted, to make the time of formal pictures minimal so we could have more time to enjoy ourselves. The Pictures are absolutely STUNNING!!!! I couldnt be more happy, and they truley captured the event perfectly. Thank you Genovese Ashford Studios!!
Mrs. Kim and her assistant were great to work with and provided excellent services. She provided the best quality pictures that my husband and I love. Overall we are very satisfied with our wedding pictures. Kim and her assistant were very professional and will make the best out... Read More of your special day. I would definitely recommend Genovese Ashford Studios.
Absolutely Wonderful Wedding Photos!Reviewed on 4/08/2015 Lauren S
I can't say enough about how much I loved working with Genovese Ashford Studios. Before the wedding, Chris and his staff answered any and all questions and were very easy to work with. At the wedding, Chris and his assistant were very professional and did an excellent job of... Read More documenting our special day. The pictures themselves are just beautiful and really take me back to our wedding day! SO glad I went with Genovese Ashford Studios- They have excellent pricing and do a wonderful job!
Everything I hoped for!Reviewed on 1/14/2015 Cheri P
Finding the right photographer was the most important part about wedding planning for me. I knew that my pictures would be all that I would have to keep the memories of our wedding night since the night would fly by. I really had no idea just HOW FAST it would actually fly by,... Read More and how little I would get to stop to appreciate the details and the people that were there celebrating with us. I wanted a photographer who, I felt, had an eye for capturing the moments rather than planning and posing them. When we took our engagement pictures, we worked with Kim. We were pleased with her attitude and felt comfortable which definitely made posing for pictures easier. On the day/night of our wedding, we were able to enjoy ourselves without worrying that certain pictures would be missed. I actually found Genovese-Ashford through theknot.com and fell in love with their journalistic approach to weddings. When I saw the pictures from OUR day, I was just blown away. All of the details were captured beautifully, and we got some great action shots that really show our family and friends personalities. The hardest part is picking which pictures to include in our album.
Great job!Reviewed on 1/04/2015 francesca p
Chris did an amazing job with our engagement and bridal photos! He took the time to answer my countless questions before we booked Genovese Ashford and again throughout the wedding planning process, listening to me and providing valuable advice based on his years of... Read More experience. He also worked seamlessly with our wedding planner. We just got our wedding photos back and they are amazing, tasteful without being super staged, the perfect mix of candid and more formal shots. Chris and his assistant (she went above and beyond, even helped me pin up my skirt as we were leaving the hotel when I felt like it was dragging!) did a great job of capturing the mood of the wedding, my husband looking and smiling at me during at me during the ceremony, my mother getting down with my brothers during the reception and everything in between! I know I will have a hard time picking photos for our wedding album. Thanks so much again guys!
Genovese Ashford Studios Was AmazingReviewed on 11/23/2014 Alexis C
Chris and his assistant were so wonderful to work with. They met us at a hotel to shoot initial shots of us getting ready and then traveled with us to the venue. The photos came out so amazing and we really forgot they were even there. They got us through our portraits and... Read More family pictures in a timely manner, so that we could go mingle with our guests. They had great suggestions for us, which was good because we had no real clue on what to do. I sent some poses that we wanted to do in an email and they made sure that we included those. They were professional, friendly, and helpful. We would definitely recommend them to anyone.
Great photographers!Reviewed on 11/11/2014 Erin W
I recently got married at Oak Alley plantation and used Genovese-Ashford as my photographers. I do no live in Louisiana, so picking venders was a bit difficult, but I could not have picked better photographers !They were AMAZING! Chris was absolutely wonderful. He immediately... Read More put me at ease as soon as I met him. He took time to talk with me over the phone to discuss things I liked, to be sure we would be a good match. I was a bit of a last minute bride, and Chris was very patient with me and worked with me. I didn't meet Kim until the wedding as Chris did our engagements and my bridals, but she was also great! They captured all the details of the feel of my wedding perfectly. The packages they offer are such a reasonable price and include so much! They were able to get all my pictures back to me so quick! I've heard of brides having to wait several months after the wedding to see their pictures, but that is not the case with Chris and Kim. They got my engagements, bridals, and wedding pictures all back to me in around 3 weeks. I'm so happy I chose Genovese Ashford!
June 2014 WeddingReviewed on 9/27/2014 Erin D
My husband and I are very pleased with the service Genovese Ashford Studios provided for our engagement photos, bridal portraits, and wedding photos. We worked with Chris, who is very laid-back and friendly. Chris was accommodating and did an excellent job of taking beautiful... Read More pictures without putting any pressure on us or posing us awkwardly. As someone who doesn't love having her picture taken, I can honestly say I was able to relax around Chris and have a good time during the portrait sessions. We took our engagement photos in New Orleans' City Park and the bridal/wedding photos were at Houmas House Plantation. I was impressed by how well Chris knew our venue and exactly where to take the best pictures, even down to the best time of day. The photographs were absolutely stunning and we have received tons of compliments on them from family and friends. I would highly recommend Genovese Ashford Studios.


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12-5 p.m.
Design, build and operate a boat that uses nothing but solar, wind, and/or muscle power in any desired combination. Build for speed, endurance and maneuverability using no combustion engines or energy storage on board. Teams are encouraged to apply, but individuals are also welcome. Cash prizes! Slalom Race: $1,500 prize; Speed Race: $1,000 prize; Remote-controlled Race: $500 prize. Click here for full details. Register by Aug. 19 at UpGradeAthens.org/2016RenewableEnergyRegatta.
The Pawpaw Tent will be the place to be if you're interested in learning about the pawpaw. Smell, touch, and most importantly taste this wonderful tropical flavored fruit that's been growing in America for thousands of years. Pawpaw growers from across the country, like Integration Acres and Peterson Pawpaws, will have their best fruit. Taste samples of select varieties, purchase fruit to take home, buy trees to plant and talk with pawpaw researchers and experts. Members of the Ohio Pawpaw Growers Association (OPGA) and the PawPaw Foundation will all help answer your pawpaw questions. A full lineup of presentations and activities are planned to discuss pawpaw growing, cooking, genetics, medicinal uses and other topics related to sustainability.
The Best Pawpaw Competition is the annual event that recognizes the many nuances of pawpaw flavors and characteristics abounding in select and "wild" pawpaw varieties. How does one talk about and describe this delicate flavor? What makes this a good pawpaw? What makes this a bad pawpaw? This year's event will include plaques and cash prizes - $100 for first prize, $75 for 2nd prize and $50 for 3rd prize, plus bragging rights. $50 also will be awarded to the largest pawpaw.
Prepared dishes must be delivered to the pop-up tent just outside of the Pawpaw Tent from 9:30 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. on Sunday. You will need to have three BITE-SIZED samples available for judging by 10:45 a.m. The rest of the prepared dish will be sampled by the crowd. Entrants in the Sauces/Condiments category are encouraged to provide a small sample containing just the sauce to be judged when they enter the sample served in combination with other foods.
Don't miss this festival spectacle! Every year, ten pawpaw fanatics compete by slurping pawpaw pulp with hands behind the back, making sure to eat the pulp off of every seed! Sign-up is at the Pawpaw Tent.
This 55-mile road ride starts and ends at the fest, taking you from Albany on a circle tour around Zaleski State Forest. Enjoy challenging climbs, ridgetop views and sweet downhills, all along the Raccoon Creek Watershed. A rest stop awaits you at the halfway point. There is also a shorter 20-mile loop option.
On-site rider registration will be at the festival from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. – get started on the ride any time during those hours. The rest stop will be set up until 2 p.m.
The self-guided, self-paced ride is included in the price of the festival admission fee, and includes a map of the ride, marked turns on the roads and the aid station.
Each year the festival's Ohio Country Fair Tent hosts educational workshops on homesteading/sustainable living. This year's topics include sustainable energy, storytelling, fermentation, beekeeping, landscaping, tai chi, home brewing and LOTS more.
The Le Leche League and the Athens Birth Circle will be sponsoring a baby changing/nursing tent this year.
Heritage Tent
The heritage tent will be shared with following organizations:
Schedule of activities:
The Winding Road: Discovering Ohio's Rising Appalachia Featuring one-hour "show & tell" roundtable conversations about guided tourism, learning events and outdoor adventure.
6 p.m. - History & Culture
10 a.m. - Local Food
1 p.m. - Art
3 p.m. - Outdoor Recreation
11 a.m. - Education & Youth
1 p.m. - Tourism Business
The UpGrade Energy Village will feature a wide array of opportunities for Pawpaw-goers to plug-in to the clean energy movement in Southeast Ohio. This year our work will raise the energy IQ of Athens County in an effort to build a community run by top-notch efficiency and renewable energy generation.
Our collaboration will focus on the opportunities offered to Athens County residents to reduce energy use and make the UpGrade in an effort to win the Georgetown University Energy Prize (GUEP). As one of 50 competing communities across the country, Athens County can win $5 million by drastically reducing energy usage, building innovative coalitions with like-minded partners, and creating energy projects that can replicated across the country. To win, we need everyone to participate!
As you stroll through the UpGrade Energy Village here's what you can expect to find:
Throughout the weekend the village will feature a panel of local energy pioneers who will teach us about the boots-on-the-ground work: from weatherizing our homes to building a local solar farm!
Click here for the complete schedule.
Patty Mitchell & Robert Lockheed create amazing things out of balloons! They will be roving the festival grounds on Friday and Saturday from 4 - 7 p.m.
John Hutchison of Albany will take his horse drawn wagon on rides around scenic Lake Snowden on Friday from 5 – 9 p.m., Saturday from 4 – 8 p.m. and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Dave Sagan will have his collection of snakes and other species on display (and some for touching!) throughout the weekend. Weather dependent - temperatures unfavorable to snakes cancels.
There will be family fun all day with the International Atlatl Association's teaching and throwing area. Learn about this ancient device and how to throw it.
Your kids won't want to miss this!
Regional Native Americans will complement the festival with traditional storytelling, drumming and singing, talks on native medicine and American Indian wisdom, plus demonstrations on flintknapping, fire starting, and many other native survival skills.
The East of the River Shawnee Tribe, out of Greenville, Ohio, are Shawnee by blood, traditionalists by choice. They gather multiple times a year to hold sacred ceremonies and councils. Their culture and traditions are of great importance, and they work hard to teach not only their youth but the public and any with a good heart and good mind who wish to learn. They are proud to carry the ways of their ancestors into this modern age with dignity, balance and respect for all. Click here for the complete schedule.


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I'm always amazed when I find something new buried in the native applications on my device. Over the weekend I was playing around with the clock and discovered the built-in timer for the first time (yes, seriously). I knew about the stopwatch function, but somehow never realized there was a timer there as well. I've used the alarm itself as a timer tons and tons of times, doing crazy math to get it set when I needed. So needless to say, after stumbling across the timer feature I'm relieved that my alarm woes are gone. Tag-team this with the awesome Bedside Mode and the clock is one of my most used applications. I apologize if this is a "no-brainer" to some users, but I figured if I didn't know it was there then there must be others who didn't realize it either. Hit the video below for a quick look at the alarm, timer and stopwatch functions within the clock application.
Quick TIp: Using the alarm, timer and stopwatch in the native clock application on your BlackBerry Smartphone
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Quick TIp: Using the alarm, timer and stopwatch in the native clock application on your BlackBerry Smartphone
It takes me five minutes to do a situp too. :)
Pressing C, T, and S while using the clock will bring up the Clock, Timer, and Stopwatch features, respectively.
Wow, never knew that. This is the stuff that keeps my loving my BlackBerry and CrackBerry.
I've again learned something new today. Thank you
now that's awesome.
2+ years and more than once I've been annoyed by the extra few seconds it takes to hit the menu and scroll to the timer/stopwatch, and wished there was a quicker way, lol...
many thanks to you, and to Mr. Zeis for posting the general knowledge that spurred this discovery...
I use the timer everyday to make sure I clock back in from lunch on time. Set the timer for 50 minutes, goes off, time to start heading back to my office. It would be fun if someone could tell me how to change the alert. I have a really cool air siren mp3 I could set it to....
I appreciate the newbie tips like this though.
Go to clock app>press menu>scroll to options>press the track pad/ball>scroll to alarm tune>press track pad/ball>then choose from your preloaded ringtones or browse...... More than likely you will have these extra ringtones downloaded on your SD Card so just find your pathway. Any issues reply back to me. You fellow CrackBerry friend.
I knew about the timer, etc but didn't know this. Thanks for the info!
I personally love the articles on more simple, basic functions like this. Even though many people on here may know about this, there are probably a good number that don't know how to access these features. What makes this site great is that it caters to all levels of BlackBerry addicts, not just the hardcore experts.
Is there a way to assign a full song from the media list as the alarm clock sound?
Are set within the clock fuction. Just press the bb button (to the left of the trackball/pad) and select options from the list. You can change the countdown timer and alarm alert noises there.
Sometimes while fiddling with my BB I also find lots of decent features I would've never imagined. For example, I used to have an old Motorola phone for multiple alarms. Snooze is not enough when you want to set an alarm to sound 5 times a day. I thought RIM was seriously lacking by not letting you set multiple alarms on a BB. But when I was toying around with the native Calendar app I found out that by pressing the menu button there was a "Set Alarm" option. I was shocked to find out how awesome it is! As you were saying on another video, it's odd that the clock app only has ON, OFF, and WEEKDAYS as recurrence options. With the calendar's alarm, there's a lot of room for those. You can go from an alarm set to every weekend day to an alarm set to every 3rd Tuesday of July every year. And it's actually quite simple! It's nowhere near as time-consuming and complicated as creating a New Appointment (I always thought the New Alarm would be as complicated, that's why I always ignored it). You should check it out if you didn't know of it, maybe you'll even be compelled to write an article about it.
My Curve 8330 doesn't appear to *have* the clock app. I have a separate alarm clock app, but it doesn't have the stopwatch or timer features in it. You got me all excited because I'm constantly in need of these things!
If you're still running 4.5 OS then, no, you won't have the clock app. It was introduced in 5.0 OS. The Storm 1 might he had it in 4.7 but I'm not sure. Most devices didn't see it until 5.0.
I thought everyone had it by 4.7, it was there on my Tour on the stock OS. I feel bad for anyone who has had to miss out on this feature. And for what it's worth, most of the "beginner tips" that I know today I learned through these kinds of posts, and I'm still happy to see them even if it is something I figured out on my own. There is always someone who will have their eyes opened for the first time, so thanks for this post!
You will need to put OS 220.127.116.11 on your 8330 that's what I have. With that being said you'll also have threaded text and bedside mode in case u don't know bedside mode is were your berry will show the time while charging during the night. Its great don't need a clock on the night stand anymore
If you want your BB to chime every hour or half hour, download the free app EveryHour. It's from berryblow.com.
I believe I got it from Cracberry.com app store. If not, it might have been BB App World.
I don't get why everyone is hating on the author, I actually discovered the timer and stopwatch features last week. I was typing a text message as I was plugging my phone in and accidentally hit the shortcut key to the stopwatch. I BBMed my brother in amazement and he was like yea, that feature has always been there. Good times!
why this wasn't the most interesting post i still appreciate it because i feel like as much as i paid for my BB i want to know how to dang near build one...i want to know everything and i wasn't aware of this
I just wanted to know if I could change the clock face and found it by accident two weeks after I got my phone. I told some friends who had BBs, they had theirs for quite a while and never knew it was there. I love those two things and there are a lot who don't play with the clock so this will be very helpful to those
The post and the video were very helpful. These types of articles are what keep me coming back.
Plus with the Stopwatch, you can do Lap/Split times. There doesnt seem to be a limit to the number of laps as I have gone over 500 in one test.
Even better, you send the results via email, PIN, SMS, MMS, or Group Message.
I appreciate the info on native applications. I don't always have time to explore everything so highlighting these kinds of apps is helpful! Thanks.
hey guys, i found something cool on my blackberry too, maybe some of you no allready but i didn't. :) if you are listening to you're music, and you want to go to the next or previous song, you can hold the volume keys up and down, if you hold volume up a second then you can go to the next song, volume down ofcourse is previous song, i don't know if it's on every blackberry, i found it on my blackberry curve 8900
kind regards davy
Wow, never knew that. This is the stuff that keeps my loving my BlackBerry and CrackBerry.


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Monday, August 29, 2016–Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Cook Auditorium, Murdough Center
14th International Conference on the Genetics, Physiology and Synthetic Biology of Solvent- and Acid-forming Clostridia
Dartmouth Engineering Career Fair
Thursday, September 29, 2016, 1:00–5:00pm
GlycoFi Atrium & Great Hall
Thayer School's 20th annual career fair brings together students and employers to increase engagement and explore career opportunities in engineering.
Friday, May 5, 2017–Sunday, May 7, 2017
MacLean ESC, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
Save the date! Celebrating 150 years of Dartmouth engineering.


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Date of Stay: October, 2013
New small campground. One restroom with shower on second floor. Laundry room also on second floor. Didn't use either but they looked clean. Short gravel access road. Sites are also gravel. Fairly level pull-through sites. Decent room between sites. Quiet area. Manager is friendly and helpful. Campground appears to be a work in progress and was okay place to stay for several days. Camped there in travel trailer. Rate cited reflects a Passport America discount.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Beautiful, well kept park. Bathrooms and showers were spotless. Paved roads. Roomy sites. Easy access. Employees take you to your site. Well stocked store. Out of the way to find the park, but it's worth it. Rate is PA
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Easy access to large, roomy sites. Gravel and sand access road. Did not use restrooms or showers, but walking thru they looked clean. Near expressway, but was not bothered by road noise. Owner friendly and helpful about the area. Rate is PA.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Level, gravel sites. Easy access. No shade trees. Restrooms, showers, laundry (front loader washers-yippee!!) very clean. Rate is PA.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
Showers old but functional. Toilet across the aisle wouldn't shut off. Old bathroom sinks. Sites very narrow. Fire rings around the park broken down from units running over them because of very tight turns. Unlevel and site area had many tree roots. Unfortunately, there are few campgrounds in the area.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
Tight turns and very narrow sites. Cable available but very snowy. Didn't realize it, but if we had gone a quarter mile further, we would have ended up at a beautiful, roomy Utah State Park for less money and access to a lake.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
Mobile home park with a few RV spots. Laundry is old. Restrooms and showers in need of repairs and remodeling. Did not, and would not, use them. Easy access and pull through sites. Basically, it was just a place to park our trailer. Rate is based on weekly rate. Cheapest in the area and we weren't going to spend much time at the trailer.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
Gravel and sandy entrance road. Sites were functional although nothing aesthetically pleasing about the park. Most units were old and long term renters working in the area. We will not return to this park.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
Roomy gravel sites. Easy entrance. Although old, restrooms and showers appeared to be clean.


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I need to organize a virtual network for practice with Windows Server 2008 and several workstations with Windows OS.
To make it all I only have a laptop with Dual-Core 2.10Ghz, 3 GB RAM, 50 GB free space and Windows 7 on it. Also I have external USB 3.0 hard-drive with 250GB free space and flash disk with 8GB space.
What can you suggest?
Because I have limited resources, I think to install ESXi 5.1 on the main disk of my laptop as second OS, with installed Windows 7. I have no idea will it work or not, but after that I want to try to create hosts using availible space on external hard-drive.
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diagram (inputs and outputs) for a 74HC154 used in a demultiplexing
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The data select inputs are repetitively sequenced through a straight binary count starting at "0000".
The data input is a serial data stream carrying BCD data representing the decimal number "1492"
The least significant digit (2) is first in the sequence, with its LSB first and it should appear in the first 4 bit position of the output.
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I have currently 4 USB ports in my HP DV6 1337tx Laptop. Everything was fine until before someday when I saw my pendrive is being detected and within 3-4 seconds it is being undetected again. That thing happened to only a particular port. I use 3G modem to access internet. At the same port I see the same problem. Now the port is taking any pendrive correctly. But my modem is continuously detected and undetected by the very same port saying "No Device". So I stopped using that particular port and everything is fine as of now. Now I see another problem arising that some particular pendrives are not being detected by any of my ports but they are detected by other laptops.
So all in all I see all of my pendrive ports are malfunctioning very badly. So how can I "reset" them back to work fine as they did before?


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Good morning, all! The forecast here is pretty wet toward the end of the week, so I decided to try a short, slow run this a.m. 2.5m, felt good other than left hamstring still a little sore and still having GI issues... wish I could get that sorted out. Otherwise recovering fine.
Kim and CLS, welcome! You'll find lots of support and good advice on this thread. Good luck on your training!
spicegeek, great job on the kettle bell clean and press! I would surely injure myself. I agree that is an awesome pic, too... I've gotta start doing more core & upper body work!
chuck, nice 6 miles! Hope you get to see that grandbaby before she grows too much more Who do you think will be kicked off DWTS tonight?
misswendy, thanks! Sorry to hear your foot is hurting. I hope a day off helps. Or Chuck's magic healing (though that sort of looks like a curse to me lol).
Cara, take it easy! Your half is coming up fast!
Dari, Carmen, Reeb, hope you're all recovering well.
Pleasant running, all!
Hey everyone,
Ran 6 easy this morning in my Brooks - for the first few miles I was thinking that actually I liked the shoes and they felt good to run in, then they started hurting my toes again and I remembered why I should only use them on short runs!!!
Woke up this morning with a sore throat so i'm thinking I may be getting the cold DH has... At least i'm into a taper period so if I don't run much it shouldn't be too bad - as long as I can be fully fit for my HM.
Carmen - I will probably take a couple of days off after my HM then go for a short easy run Wednesday and then another Fri / Sat. Then back to 3 / 4 runs the week after increasing the distance, but keeping easy. It will really depend on how I feel after though... The Garmin really depends what you want - I have the 305 which I think is the same as the 205 but with heart rate monitor and maybe improved GPS receiver. The 405 is the new improved version - to me it wasn't worth the extra money over the 405, but it does look pretty smart
Kim - welcome to the group! I used HH for my first half too as did many others here... it sounds like you are progressing well - post lots as it's really good at keeping you honest and going with the running
Dari - Are you still on that high? I've got one more week until my race - it's on the 2nd, but I don't think i've entered it into the calendar... naughty me This one is an equally dodgy area... The run goes through the grounds of this beautiful posh and private redbrick school - it's actually where I got married so will be an amazing experience... i'll get photos
CLS89 - welcome too! Do we call you CLS or do you have another name to go by??? It sounds like you have a good goal - post lots and let us know how you are getting on!
Spicegeek - good job on that weight training. I am definitely going to amend my training a little to cut back more... i think i'm still doing too much trying to get in 30 miles and 3 speed sessions this week. Even next week I think I still have a speed session on Monday... what was I thinking
Chuck - great job on that 6 miles... really speedy! Is the weather getting more bareable? Enjoy your group run tomorrow!
Misswendy - 3 10 miles + runs in one week??? HOW? you are totally mad! There is no way my marathon training will contain anything like that Great job with the intervals... take it easy with the foot!
Macd - Great job on getting a run in so soon after your race! Take care of those aches... do you have another race planned?
Well - loads of work and not getting through it all
Catch you all later
Cara x
18/04/2010 Brighton Marathon: 4:23:45
21/02/2010 Sussex Beacon Half Marathon: 1:51:30
21/02/2010 Sussex Beacon Half Marathon: 1:51:30
Morning! Ran my 3 yesterday after work, it was 80F but not too bad in the shade, if you could find any! lol Running 4 this afternoon.
Macd - LOL on that extra rest day! Enjoy!
Cara - Good luck on that easy 6 mile run today! You know you're right (weekly total)! Glad to hear you've been able to avoid that cold!
Carmen - Love that new "signature"!
RunnerKimNJ - Welcome! Yes of course you may join us, we insist! If you haven't already check our Calendar/Map links at the end of the first post on this thread. Put your Philly half on the Calendar, if you'd like also add your location to the map (password is "hm").
Dari - Glad you've achieved celebrity status! lol If you're looking for a warmer climate, San Antonio is having their Inagural Rock&Roll HM next month!
Chuck - Yes, I saw that! I also heard (read) that umpire used to be a linebacker for Kentucky in the late 60's!
For those that may have missed it HERE is a link.
CLS89 - Welcome! If you haven't already check our Calendar/Map links at the end of the first post on this thread. Put your Thunder Road half on our Calendar, also add your location to the map (password is "hm").
Spicegeek - Hard training as usual!
MissWendy - Hope your foot is feeling much better!
RunnerKimNJ - I'm right there with you on those 12+ paced runs!
Macd - Glad you're recovering.
Cara - Nice run this morning! Oops, maybe you are getting that cold after all!
OK Good! That's what I'm doing. I am running my long runs very slow. I do hold conversations very easily (well, 5 - 6 words at a time kind of easy) when I run my long run with others. So I guess I'm on the right track.
Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! On a down note I set my alarm 1 hour too late this morning and slept right through my running time. Arrrghhhhh! completely got my day off to a bad start.
Happy running!
Thanks for the welcome everyone! I've added my upcoming half to the calendar, as well as my location to the map.
"welcome too! Do we call you CLS or do you have another name to go by??? It sounds like you have a good goal - post lots and let us know how you are getting on!"
My name's Cristina
As far as my training goes...I'm alternating one day on treadmill, then one on the eliptical. In another week or 2 I'd like to get outside and run though. It seems like I have good running days and bad ones...one day I can do 3 miles easily without stopping, the next time I run I will cramp up after half a mile...I'm hoping this will get better as I continue training.
~Cristina~ (@mission262)
Currently training for:
Electric City Gobbler 5k 11/25/20
Kiawah Island Half-Marathon 12/11/10
Shamrock Marathon 3/20/11
After reading these posts for quite awhile now, it is time for me to jump in and admit to my secret hopes of running a half this spring. I have quite a bit of training to do in order to reach that goal, but I am very excited about it. I have just added a fourth run to my week- well I added it a couple of weeks ago. So while my regular runs of 3 miles are becoming increasingly frustrating because I want to be able to run a bit longer, I am keeping them short while I get used to the extra day of running (a silly seeming 1 mile). I have also been running C25k week 1 once a week with my 11 yr old DD, followed by races around the neighborhood with my 7 yr old DD. I am counting that as speedwork! So right now I am at 10 miles+ a week, and anxious to add. My running partner is my 4 yr old yellow lab, River. I have been doing short Pilates DVds with my DH a couple times a week, also.
Reading all of your posts has been very motivating for me. Thanks for all the inspiration!
hey yall
ran 13 this morning. my foot hurts still but who knows maybe tomorrow it will be better. i have started wearing shoes arouond the house instead of barefoot/flipflops to help support it while it (hopefully) heals!
ps does anyone make gingersnaps that are dark and crispy/crunchy? mine always turn out chewy....
chuck...thanks for the magic!
macd...curse! ha. glad your short run felt good, hope that gi trouble goes away. i was having lots of tummy issues, then everyone in my fam got a little bug and i think i actually had it first and just held on to it for a bout a month.
chamblin....yes, i am mad! haha i'm just following the book. i think i chose a huge plan! which shoes are you gonna run the hm ?
joe....enjoy the 4m run today, hope it is cool in the shade. the ref must have had a flashback to his uk years! lol
runnerkim...hope those long r uns go well. i talk to myself to make sure i am going slow enough, lol
cls89....great xtraining!
dancerun....lol on your secret hopes! i think now that you are telling us you want to run you will really get out there and do it! great job getting used to 4 days of running. you will be there before you know it.
love to all
Great job Wendy!, I can't wait until I can say "I ran 13"... or anything over 5 for that matter Hope your foot feels better soon!
I just got back from the gym...I ran 2 miles around the track, which was good for me...I haven't learned how to pace myself yet (since I'm used to running on a treadmill) so usually I wear myself out by running a very fast 1st mile. And did some weight machines...nothing too strenuous.
~Cristina~ (@mission262)
Currently training for:
Electric City Gobbler 5k 11/25/20
Kiawah Island Half-Marathon 12/11/10
Shamrock Marathon 3/20/11
hey everyone, had a great group run. ran with a freind of mine thats faster than me but he ran with me to help me out a little and pace me. Wanted to run a 8:20 pace, 3.19 miles in 26:51 so I wasn't much off, just a few seconds slower but thats good for me.
Wee got to go watch dancing with the stars.
5 mile run this morning - then I took a cardio kettle bell that the girl who trains me has just started teaching - today was the first official class although she has tried part of the class out on my during my training sessions and I did a trial class with her last week. IT was a great but she was worried about what people thought - I think it`s tough to teach a group class when pretty much no one has a clue what to do so any error one person makes ripples thro the room because people look at each other.
oh and of course I got a little flirt in with my #1 EC !!
macd - hope you are feeling better - make sure you are drinking lots of water if you having tummy problems
cara - lots of water and vitamin C and of course don`t underestimate how good hot sweet tea is when you are getting a cold - rest well. Yeah I think 3 speed works a week a little much - are you following any program ?
danceandrun - hello ! your secret hope is no longer - it just became a goal ! we`re all here to help you achieve you goal - and you will !!
misswendy - you haven`t done anything nasty like fractured a bone in your foot have you ?? be careful !
Cristina - get yourself a cheap heart rate monitor that will help you pace yourself - or you just talk to yourself like misswendy !
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macd, I'm so mad at Dancing with the Stars, they keep voting off the good people and keeping that o;ld woman who don't do anything but be a flirt.
Cara, yes the weather is starting to get better here, about time! Hope you're doing better.
hey Spicey, great workout again!
Hi Cara,
I'm in London for work! Actually, I'm in Hammersmith, but London is such a beautiful city!
I'm leaving this Friday, so I don't have time to visit too many places, but I am amazed with everything I see.
There are so many cyclists and runners and they're all quite fast. I even saw people run-commuting to work!
And I had no idea the tube gets so packed in the morning. I thought I wouldn't be able to get out in time.
The parks are beautiful. I ran Richmond Park this morning and there are deers everywhere!
I'm running a marathon on Sunday when I get back in the US.
Good luck on ur half marathon!
hey everyone:
quick post... I tried to post yesterday, wrote a novel - addressed everyone and then the system ate it without a thank you. So, I'll just post super fast for fear my efforts will not be rewarded yet again and I don't have another half hour to commit (boo.....).
I ran an easy 5.5 recovery yesterday that started rather slowly and ended nicely. It's rainy and dreary here today so though I'm dressed and ready to go out for a run... I'm going to wait a bit and hope it clears first. I seriously don't feel like taking a header because I'm clutzy and I've slipped on wet pavement & leaves...
I'm still looking for my next big race and would love to do the PF Chang Rock n Roll Half in Phoenix on January 19th but I'm afraid that it's not in the budget since the market tanked. We'll see... in the interim maybe a little one closer to home will have to do!
have a great day everyone!
happy hump day everyone!
i think i am recovering well. i did 60 mins of spinning yesterday and 60 mins of weights today. I feel great probably will get back out in an easy run.
mac and dari already running this week. that is so awesome you guys just motivated me to run this evening so of course but i am going to do as nike slogan and just do it!
dari i was thinking about the pf chang run as well and having the same issues about the budget and market. i need to decide something quick i guess but still a little nervous about it.
i will check back with everyone after my run to catch with personals.
until then......
Carmen new2running08
2008 finished races
1st half on 5/4/08 2:11:50
2nd half on 10/19/08 2:01:01
2009 finished races
3rd half on 5/3/09 2:05:48
Morning everyone! No running for me today. I am feeling a little sore after three running days in a row. Usually I can get a rest day in after 2 but my schedule didn't allow it this week. It actually lets me know that building my mileage slowly is the best way to go, even though I want to do more. I do get to add one more mile to next week's runs though! I will do Pilates with my husband tonight, hopefully. Then, my regular 3 miles on Thursday.
And, yes, the secret is out now. I figure if I have 1/2 training plans next to my bed and all my runs scheduled for the next 3 months, it is time to just accept it and jump right in. to be honest with you, however, I have not mentioned this plan to anyone else. The race I want to run also has a 5 miler, and running that has been my original plan. So, my husband and girls know I am planning to run on that day, just not that I am eyeing the 1/2 instead.
I hope everyone has a great day of running or recovering. It is gorgeous in the PNW this morning!
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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
Game Trivia
This was the first Zelda game to feature Pieces of Heart, partial heart containers which required a player to locate 4 of these to complete a full Heart Container.
A picture of Mario can be found in two of the houses in Kakariko Village.
This was the first Zelda game to feature the Hookshot, Ocarina, Bottles, The Master Sword, Mirror Shield, and tunics.
The Chris Houlihan room (how to get there can be found under the "Cheats" tab) is named after a real-life gamer. In 1990, Nintendo Power held a contest where you had to take a picture of the Warmech boss in Final Fantasy, and send it in. After that, they randomly drew one person to win the grand prize - a cameo appearance in the next Legend of Zelda game.
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In the instruction manual of the game's Western release, Ganondorf is given the last name Dragmire. This was the result of Nintendo of America's translation team wanting to make their own contribution to the story. This is the only instance where Ganondorf is given a last name.
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During development, inspired by Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, Shigeru Miyamoto wanted to have a number of characters aside from Link that the player could use. He had specifically wanted to do so with the third game in the series ever since the first was released, and wanted Link, a magic user, and a girl (likely a fairy) to be used. This idea was left out during development, keeping the playable characters limited to Link.
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Tippie Undergraduate Wins Hancher/Finkbine Student Medallion
Nancy Hauserman, professor of management and organizations and a 1996 recipient of the Faculty Hancher Finkbine Medallion, emceed this year's dinner, which was held at the Iowa Memorial Union. Interim UI President Gary Fethke presented the awards.
The event began in 1917 to honor campus leaders and give them an opportunity to meet administrators, faculty, fellow students and alumni. The dinner is named after William O. Finkbine, a Des Moines businessman and 1880 UI law graduate.
In addition, several awards were presented for student and faculty excellence.
The tradition of awarding Hancher-Finkbine medallions began in 1964. The awards, which recognize outstanding leadership, learning and loyalty, are named after Finkbine and Virgil M. Hancher, who served as president of the UI from 1940 to 1964. Nominations for the student awards are solicited from recognized student organizations and collegiate deans.
UITV will broadcast the dinner at a later time. Check listings for day and time.
The winners of this year's Hancher/Finkbine Undergraduate Student Medallion include: Thomas Niblock, Nevada, Iowa.
Niblock is a senior economics and religious studies major. His many awards and honors include the Excellence in Undergraduate Research Award, the Rhodes-Dunlap Collegiate Scholarship, the Murray Undergraduate Scholarship and the prestigious Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship, awarded to only 20 students nationwide. He has been an active member of the Tippie College of Business Leadership Council and the Tippie College of Business President's Council, UI Student Government and the Association of Big Ten Schools. He currently works in the University Honors Program and trains college tour guides through the Business Student Ambassador Organization. He was recognized this year with a Hawkeye Marching Band Four Year Service Award.
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I spent a couple of hours chatting with Neal Ford from ThoughtWorks yesterday. Ted Neward had virtually introduced us a few months ago and he was in town for MTS, so he arranged a meeting. I had asked Ted to introduce me to some dynamic language folks for some research and public debate purposes, and Neal was one of the people he hooked me up with. Unfortunately, this was right before I changed roles and got real busy. Of course, dynamic languages in general and Ruby in particular plays a large role in Edge Architecture, so I'm thankful Neal took the time to drop me a line and meet with me.
Above all else, talking to Neal made me realize that I just don't know enough about dynamic languages, which limits my ability to discuss them. To date, I've flirted with them, but haven't made a real commitment. For example, I've played around with Instant Rails, but hadn't actually installed Ruby yet. It was time to re-image my dev partition anyway, so I'm going to try using Ruby exclusively for a while.
Here's a brain dump of some of what we talked about. Not sure what it all means yet, so I'll try and refrain from making commentary.
All in all, it was time well spent. Neal, I hope we can pick up the conversation again sometime.


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Amid catastrophic loss, two people find themselves as Haiti bounces back from 2010 earthquake
Three hours after the earthquake, Kathleen Jeanty is in her Boston kitchen when she turns on the news. "There's been an earthquake in Haiti," the anchor is saying. "And it looks really bad." Kathleen laughs — people are always getting Haiti mixed up with other countries; most Americans can't even locate it on a map. Besides, a hurricane hit the island last year, destroying tens of thousands of homes and flooding the streets. The first black republic on earth, the writer Graham Greene once dubbed Haiti "The Nightmare Republic," a voodoo-haunted cleptocracy presided over by one corrupt government after another. The roads are a mess, the health care system virtually non-existent, unemployment so high no it's hard to track. How much bad luck could one place endure?
She calls her aunt who lives in Port Au Prince, but it goes directly to voice mail. She feels the first pangs of dread and turns up the volume. There's Brian Williams on NBC with a map of Haiti behind him. Kathleen covers her mouth and fights back tears as she hears the news. An earthquake registering 7.0 on the Richter scale has just flattened sections of Port Au Prince, and tens of thousands are missing or dead. Memories of her childhood come flooding back: mornings spent on the balcony overlooking her yard; the cool, wet breeze when she stood on the beach; the mountains behind Port Au Prince, dark blue and hazy.
Kathleen left when she was 8 with her family, first to a cramped apartment in Boston and then to nearby Babson College, and now here, the mayor's office in the same town where she grew up, working with Haitian immigrants. She knows that in the coming months she'll be busier than ever, helping fellow Haitians track down family members in Port Au Prince, figuring out ways to send money, organizing relief efforts to send blankets, or food or clothes.
But for Kathleen, that won't be enough. She turns off the TV and begins calling Delta, American Airlines and any other airline going to Port Au Prince. She needs to get to Haiti as soon as possible.
Back in Port Au Prince, Berthony Theodor is making his way to the church in the darkness, the headlights of his truck scanning the rocky road before him. A month has passed since the earthquake, and the city lies in ruins. Some of the roads are impassable, covered in huge piles of rock and detritus, and he can't help but wonder how many bodies are buried underneath all the rubble.
The day of the earthquake, he rushed home on foot, passing heaps of crumbled buildings that still seemed to be smoldering, twisted street signs sticking out of the ground and smashed cars with shattered windows. It was hard not to stop and help dig for survivors but he had to get home first. When he arrived and saw his wife and children standing in the doorway he nearly wept with relief.
After the earthquake a network formed. The leaders of each of Port Au Prince's seven LDS congregations, the bishops, began calling all their members, and when no one answered they fanned out across the city to make sure their people were alive. Those who lost everything ended up at the church's three chapels in Port Au Prince, bringing along friends and neighbors who also needed help.
The church is up ahead, a cream-colored building surrounded by a white fence and palm trees, and tonight it's all lit up by emergency flood lights. Those who lost homes have pitched tents in the parking lot. Because of the aftershocks, Berthony has moved his family into the chapel, worried that their house will collapse. Every night he helps his wife put their kids to bed, and then he comes out into the hot and sticky night to work.
As Berthony nears the church, he can see the doctors helping have flown in from Salt Lake City, fellow Mormons sent by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The food in the back of Berthony's truck came from the church's storehouse in Salt Lake City, too. More of it is coming — pallets and pallets of canned fruit and beans, as well as quilts and hygiene kits and bandages.
At first the church flew supplies into the airport at Port Au Prince, but the streets were so clogged with cars and white U.N. Hummers that they began trucking relief supplies in from the Dominican Republic. To prevent looting, they stored the supplies at a warehouse on the outskirts of town owned by a wealthy member, and then every night Berthony and a few others from the church drive a caravan of trucks full of relief boxes to the chapels.
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The bulk export to XML is a very handy feature.
Another very handy feature would be have a bulk export of the snippets into a single file, but with non of the XML markup. Make the output 'usable' PHP that could be cut and paste directly from the output file and used again, without having to remove the snippet, code, name, description markup.
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Halter with lining around the nose band and cheek pieces for a softer feel. Halter sold with its matching leadrope.
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Easy dressing
Slips over the nose in standard fashion, fastens with a buckle on the headpiece
Nose band and adjustable head piece.Buckle fastening.
Strap made with double- and triple-ply polypropylene. Metal buckles.
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No maintenance required. Interchangeable snap hook.
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Sold with its matching 2 metre leadrope. Interchangeable snap hook.
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