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Problem description: You cannot publish slides to a Slide Library
While trying to publish slides to a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Slide Library, you receive the error: This feature requires Microsoft Office PowerPoint Professional.
For a description how to publish slides to a Slide Library, see Publish slides to a Slide Library.
Solution: Install the appropriate Office version.
In contrarery to what the error message could make you believe, it is not enough to install Microsoft Office PowerPoint Professional on your client machine to be able to publish slides.
You should install one of the following Office versions to fix the problem:
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AUSTIN - Mexican President Vicente Fox arrived in Texas Wednesday night with immigration, trade and water among the top agenda items for his meetings with Gov. Rick Perry and state business leaders.
"We are very enthusiastic about this visit," Fox said during a dinner at the Governor's Mansion.
Added Perry: "We have some important issues to discuss."
On Thursday, Fox's day is packed with public and private events.
Mexico's water debt to the United States figures to be a prominent subject as state officials planned to talk to Fox about the 1.3 million acre feet of water Mexico owes under a 1944 water-sharing treaty.
Fox also visited Arizona and New Mexico this week and has spoken out about improving conditions for Mexicans who come to the United States to work.
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Health & Balance
Stressed Out About a Problem? Try the Focus-Shift Trick.
You've spent hours trying to figure out how to break the bad news to your friend. After obsessing all day and missing a night of sleep, you still don't know how to tell your friend that you have to cancel your long-awaited Saturday plans.
Now your heart is pounding, you feel as physically drained as if you've just run a marathon, and you're nowhere near a solution.
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Getting caught up in a problem isn't just frustrating -- it can literally stress you out. When you're stressed out, it's harder to think clearly. Emotional stress can send your problem-solving skills into a tailspin.
"When we're under a great deal of stress, we're not in a good position to think most clearly and creatively and come up with our best problem-solving skills," says Stephen Fabick, EdD, clinical and consulting psychologist in private practice in Birmingham, Mich.
Fabick says people who are really stressed out about a problem tend to obsess over it. They become so overly focused on the problem that it leads to anxiety, but no solution.
The pattern becomes a self-destructive cycle, one that can have not only immediate, but long-term effects on your emotional and physical health. "Prolonged stress can lead to more chronic physical problems and even a shorter life," Fabick says.
In studies, people who rate themselves as less effective problem solvers and who don't have good stress coping skills are more likely to be in poor health. They're also more likely to be depressed.
Instead of dwelling on a problem you can't solve, get your mind off it for a while. Shift your focus. "It really is best to get a break from it, and that can be done in a variety of ways," Fabick says.
The Focus-Shift Trick for Stress Relief
The purpose of shifting your focus is to temporarily get your mind off whatever challenge has it tied up in knots. "Disengage from whatever is so stressful, and then come back to it," Fabick recommends.
Here are a few tricks that will help clear your mind and return you to problem solving refreshed and renewed:
- Choose something mindless. Play solitaire on your computer. Watch a funny video online. Clean out your refrigerator or organize your office filing cabinet. Give your brain a rest, and you'll have a clean slate for when you come back to problem solving.
- Switch gears. Instead of doing something mindless, another option is to do something mindful to get your brain occupied -- but in a different direction. Work on a crossword or jigsaw puzzle, or read a chapter of a thought-provoking book. The goal is to occupy yourself with a pleasant task, which provides the energy to regroup later.
- Walk away. Literally. Take a break from whatever you're doing and go outside for a walk. Exercise not only reinvigorates your body, but it also sends oxygen-rich blood surging to your brain. Research suggests that exercise might even trigger the growth of new brain cells. You'll feel better after the physical activity, and the original problem will seem more manageable.
- Take a breather. If you're really worked up over a problem, what you need is some stress relief. Try whatever works for you, whether it's yoga, deep breathing, meditation, prayer, or just having a good laugh with a friend.


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Chicken Legs In Cassis
|Whole chicken legs
|2 Pound (4 Pieces)
|To Taste
|White pepper
|To Taste
|Ground nutmeg
|To Taste
|2 Tablespoon
|Salad oil
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced / pressed
|Cassis vinegar/Raspberry vinegar
|2 Tablespoon
|Tomato paste
|2 Teaspoon
|Dried currants
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Regular strength chicken broth
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Creme de cassis
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Black currant liqueur
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 Tablespoon
Rinse chicken, pat dry, and sprinkle with salt, white pepper, and nutmeg.
Melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in oil in a wide frying pan over medium-high heat.
Add chicken and cook, turning once, until browned on both sides 10 to 12 minutes.
Stir in garlic, vinegar, and tomato paste; sprinkle with currants.
Pour in broth, wine, and creme de cassis.
Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat, cover, and simmer until meat near thighbone is no longer pink; cut to test about 25 minutes.
Smoothly mix flour with remaining 1 tablespoon butter; set aside.
Lift chicken from pan, reserving drippings; transfer chicken to an ovenproof platter or shallow casserole and keep warm in a low oven while completing sauce.
Boil liquid in frying pan over high heat, stirring often, until reduced by about a third.
Blend in butter-flour mixture a little at a time, stirring constantly with a whisk, until sauce is thickened and shiny.
Pour over chicken.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2545 Calories from Fat 1394
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 160 g246.5%
Saturated Fat 48.5 g242.5%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 664.5 mg221.5%
Sodium 3908 mg162.8%
Total Carbohydrates 103 g34.3%
Dietary Fiber 3.3 g13.2%
Sugars 84.9 g
Protein 133 g265.6%
Vitamin A 34.5% Vitamin C 35.8%
Calcium 5.9% Iron 58.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Frogs up to No. 4 in BCS standings
Texas Christian took over fourth place in the Bowl Championship Series standings behind Florida, Alabama and Texas, giving the Horned Frogs hope - however slim - of becoming the first BCS buster to break into the national championship game.
Formidable combination
AUSTIN - A wrecking ball of a runner, Cody Johnson has been the short-yardage specialist for No. 2 Texas for the past two seasons.
FPC going to national v-ball tourney
The No. 7 Frank Phillips Lady Plainsmen won the National Junior College Athletic Association's Division I Region V West volleyball tournament Saturday, rallying past No. 11 New Mexico Military Institute in five games.
Dear Abby: Wife's male friend too close for comfort
Dear Abby: My wife, "Paula," and I have a friend I'll call "Mark." I recently learned that before our wedding, Mark made a pass at Paula. (He was separated from his wife at the time.) Paula told him she wasn't interested.
Dr. Gott: Possible fibromyalgia treatment needs more research
Dear Dr. Gott: I read your column every day and am writing to you because of your willingness to share information on remedies that have been reported successful by readers.
Heloise: More help if kids get 'lost'
Dear Readers: We recently printed a letter from a reader about her child getting lost and asking a "grandma" for help. Here are a couple of comments from readers on this subject:
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Dr. Gott: Going to bathroom at night a perplexing problem
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 74-year-old male. I am in a different city almost every week and read your column whenever I can. While in Fresno, Calif., I came across one of your columns about the prostate.
Dear Abby: Time to end bathroom bonding with dad
Dear Abby: I need an unbiased opinion. I am the father of a 12-year-old daughter, "Lia." She catches an early-morning bus for school, and I leave for work at the same time her bus picks her up, so I'm in charge of getting her ready in the morning.
Archer City puts an end to Fort Elliott playoff run
The Fort Elliott Lady Cougars' season ended Monday with a loss to Archer City in a Region I-1A quarterfinal match at Childress High School.
G-N prep poll vote
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Fort Elliott's quarterfinal set
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Arbor Christian savors state title
When Chelsea Roach put down the winning point for Arbor Christian Academy in Saturday's state championship volleyball match, the senior said she fell to the court at San Antonio's Ron Durbon Center and cried.
SJCA swim teams 10th
The San Jacinto Christian boys swim team placed 10th among 19 teams during the weekend at Farmers Branch, while the girls team placed 10th among 16 teams.
Lady Falcons pay visit to burn victim
Sometimes, it's not all about sports.
High School Football Playoff pairings
The winner of this match moves on to the Region I-3A tournament at South Plains College in Levelland.
Region I Volleyball Playoff Pairings
Athlete of the Week honor roll
Tascosa, AHS girls face new challenges
The last time the Dumas Demonettes played the Randall Lady Raiders, it wasn't pretty.
Focused Falcons
As good as the Bushland Falcons have been this season, and they have been very good, the bottom line is they are still looking for their first football playoff victory.
Tascosa, AHS girls face new challenges
The Amarillo High Lady Sandies and Tascosa Lady Rebels play for Region I-5A semifinal berths today when they take on Arlington Lamar and El Paso Coronado, respectively.
District 3-4A powers to face off in Canyon
The Amarillo High Lady Sandies and Tascosa Lady Rebels play for Region I-5A semifinal berths today when they take on Arlington Lamar and El Paso Coronado, respectively.
Rodeo: Bull rider Lostroh earns $1 million bonus
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The Short List
The WT football Buffs would most assuredly have a better record than 6-5 had senior RB Keithon Flemming not missed the first six games of the season with an elbow injury.
Band's path to state a triumphant one
"A Trail of Tears" turned into a trail of joy for the city of Canadian and its extended community members.
It's All Trew: Exactly how narrow does a niche have to be?
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Pulling all the right strings
For a group of talented students, Sunday afternoon represented more than just a chance to enjoy the Indian summer.
Still digging for a cause
Recovery efforts continued Monday as investigators sought the cause of a spectacular natural gas blast Thursday at Bushland.
Obama will attend memorial service today
FORT HOOD - The grieving process at Fort Hood will include a formal memorial service with President Obama in attendance.
Traffic death merits prison
A 55-year-old man was sentenced Monday to five years in prison and 10 years of probation after a Randall County jury found him guilty of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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The death of a 15-year-old Oklahoma boy who was a passenger in a vehicle in Sherman County last week capped a deadly three-week span for teenagers on Panhandle roads.
Eye on Austin: GOP wasn't asleep at switch wooing Heflin
State Rep. Joe Heflin will soon announce he is running for re-election. When he does, there will be no need to stop the presses, because this is the time of year most incumbents say they'll run again.
Investigators: Gunman apparently acted on own
WASHINGTON - The Army psychiatrist accused of the Fort Hood massacre apparently acted alone and without outside direction, investigative officials said Monday evening, even as the FBI launched an internal review of how it handled information gathered on the doctor about a year before the shooting.
Technology in the classroom: What's good; what's not?
Students don't have to thumb through an encyclopedia to see a map of Europe. In a matter of seconds, they can search online to find maps, photos, video and news stories about truffles in France and traffic in Rome.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
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In driver's seat at Canyon PD: The job of a lifetime
Dale Davis isn't the kind of person to say "I told you so." But this instance begged for it.
Lieberman to look into shootings
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Tollway agency's costs no drop in bucket
DALLAS - The debt-ridden North Texas Tollway Authority pays hundreds of millions of dollars annually to contractors for work, much of which, its top official said, costs three times more than if the entity did it, a newspaper reported Sunday.
Muslim group sets up fund for victims' kin
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Traffic death merits prison
A 55-year-old man was sentenced Monday to five years in prison and 10 years of probation after a Randall County jury found him guilty of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Buffs headed to bowl game
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Amarillo, Canyon tabbed Main Street cities
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Federal judge freezes assets
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Water hearings set for this week
There will be two water hearings this week.
Commissioners accept grants, extend lease
Potter County commissioners did a variety of housekeeping at their Monday meeting.
Diabetes, nutrition topics of discussion
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Texans lose a heartbreaker
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Lonely at the top
PHILADELPHIA - Now the Dallas Cowboys can forget about last season's awful finish.
LB James says Cowboys playing with confidence
IRVING - The last time the Dallas Cowboys felt this good, Tony Romo and friends went to Mexico to celebrate.
WT football qualifies for bowl
Pampa man dies in traffic collision
Miami schools canceled today following fire
Jeanette Anderson
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Don Hall
Don Hall, 65, of Amarillo died Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009.
Dustin Dollar
Dustin Dollar, 32, of Amarillo died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Othel Christine Bolin
HEDLEY - Othel Christine Bolin, 85, died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009, in Amarillo.
Emilie Ruth Schneider
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Joann Yell
GUYMON, Okla. - Joann Yell, 79, died Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009.
Tommy Lindsey
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William "Bill" Roland Coleman
William "Bill" Roland Coleman, 68, of Amarillo died Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009.
Genevieve "Genny" Odom Pruyn
Genevieve "Genny" Odom Pruyn, 75, of Amarillo died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Bob Fulkerson
TULIA - Bob Fulkerson, 88, died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Johnny Nase Lofton
PAMPA - Johnny Nase Lofton, 61, died Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009.
Hector Jesus "Jesse" Leal
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Bonnie Jo Ball
SPEARMAN - Bonnie Jo Ball, 84, died Friday, Nov. 6, 2009.
Tommy Joe Northcott
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Lottie Bell Green Cary
PAMPA - Lottie Bell Green Cary, 73, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
Weldon Chaffin
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Evelyn Maxine Hodgson Robinson
BORGER - Evelyn Maxine Hodgson Robinson, 95, died Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009.
Jeraline T. "Jerri" Holbert
ELECTRA - Jeraline T. "Jerri" Holbert, 79, died Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009, in Amarillo.
Mavis West
STINNETT - Mavis West, 87, died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009, in Borger.
Bertha May Getz Hamilton
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Stephen Thomas Moore
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Vernal Laveran "Pitch" Pitcher
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James Jackson
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Edward Allen Pope
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Larry Harvey
Larry Harvey, 62, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
Brennan "Bubba" Cole Thomas
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Ruby Broaddus Owens
Ruby Broaddus Owens, 100, of Amarillo died Friday, Nov. 6, 2009.
Rosa Maria Cruz
FRIONA - Rosa Maria Cruz, 55, died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Genevieve "Genny" Odom Pruyn
Genevieve "Genny" Odom Pruyn, 75, of Amarillo died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Gilbert Morin Solis
Gilbert Morin Solis, 55, of Amarillo died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.
Viola Bratton Mobley
JOHNSON CITY - Viola Bratton Mobley, 99, died Friday, Nov. 6, 2009.
Editorial: TABC boss needs lesson
A report of possible political pressure from a gubernatorial appointee deserves a close look by ethics watchdogs in Austin.
Letter: County paint job cost criticism is unfair
I've read with interest the comments about the so-called "$450 per gallon" paint that the Potter County Courthouse Restoration Committee recommended be used in the Courthouse Restoration Project.
Column - Greg Sagan: Fort Hood tragedy: so much irony
The shootings at Fort Hood last week exposed all manner of ironies about America.
Letter: 'Thugs' in charge in D.C.
Our elite Congress and their president have put power above principle.
Letter: Where are our freedoms?
I am a mother of three school-age children and am downright fed up. It starts from our government all the way down to our school system.
Letter: Protect our canyon
Thanks to the Amarillo Globe-News for Sunday's front-page article on "Where the wind flows," about the proposed transmission lines across Palo Duro Canyon.
Editorial: Lawmakers do our bidding
Plenty of questions remain about plans to reform the nation's health care and insurance systems.
Letter: Discrimination must end
End discrimination of people who have a different sexual orientation.
Lady Buffs drop to No. 6 in volleyball poll
The West Texas A&M Lady Buffs dropped a spot to No. 6 in the latest American Volleyball Coaches Association top 25 poll, which was released Monday.
WT closes slate with a flourish
To say the West Texas A&M Buffaloes finished the regular season on a roll is a bit of an understatement.
WT to face Midwestern in LSC tourney
The West Texas A&M Lady Buffs will begin their quest for a fourth consecutive Lone Star Conference volleyball tournament championship at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the WT Fieldhouse.
Buffs to find out about bowl today
The West Texas A&M Buffs will find out today if their football season continues.
WT quarterback Harris nabs LSC offensive honor
West Texas A&M junior quarterback Taylor Harris was named the Lone Star Conference South Division offensive player of the week on Monday.
WT cross country teams finish 12th
The West Texas A&M women's cross country team finished 12th.
Lady Buffs to host soccer tournament
The West Texas A&M University women's soccer team will be at home again this weekend as they host the South Central Region Tournament beginning Friday, while the men will travel to Durango, Colo., for the regional tournament that begins the same day.
Buffs prevail at Northeastern
The WT men's team defeated Northeastern State, 3-0, in its regular-season finale and secured a regional berth.
WT falls in final
It took two overtimes and a shootout to determine the Lone Star Conference women's soccer tournament champion Sunday.
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Apartment fire leaves residents displaced
ANAHEIM A dozen people were displaced after a candle caused a fire in a second-level apartment late Saturday, authorities said.
Firefighters arrived at the scene shortly after 11:30 p.m. to find heavy smoke coming out of the apartment at 2020 W. Alameda Ave., said Anaheim Fire Marshal Jeff Lutz.
The fire was controlled in 23 minutes with the help of 30 firefighters from Anaheim and the Orange County Fire Authority, Lutz said.
Damage was mainly in the apartment where the fire started, but adjacent apartments suffered water and smoke damage.
No one was injured, but the American Red Cross responded to find temporary housing for the residents.
Officials estimated the damage to be about $250,000.
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Pro Cycling Manager Season 2013: Le Tour de France - 100th Edition PC
- Publisher: Focus Home Interactive
- Release Date: Jun 20, 2013
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Sep 17, 2013Just skip this edition. The commentators are literally ten year old and haven't changed in a such a long time. It seems Pro Cycling Manager 2013 was just assembled from the 2012 edition. No changes whatsoever, even though it welcomes newcomers okay.
Jul 2, 2013A new Tour de France, a new Pro Cycling Manager 2013. It almost seems to be a copy of the previous game. And a copy of the one that came out before that, with the footnote that it has a few very nasty bugs. Hopefully Cyanide understands that they will have to go all out next year.
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 17 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 1 out of 2
Mixed: 1 out of 2
Negative: 0 out of 2
Jun 21, 2013This game is for the ultra-nerdy and/or cycling fanatic only. I'm the former, not the latter.
PCM is a very forgiving cycling teamThis game is for the ultra-nerdy and/or cycling fanatic only. I'm the former, not the latter.
PCM is a very forgiving cycling team management game where you become the owner of a team of cyclists who participate in actual cycling events around the world. You can either participate by watching/managing your riders during an actual 3D race or simulate the race and let the computer crunch the numbers. Hint: you always want to be in control of the action for best results.
Here's the nerdy part: in addition to the action of the races, you also have to manage everything from the signing of cyclists to the scheduling of both races and training sessions, to the wheels on the bikes, to the exhaustion level of your riders to their interest in participating in the Tour de France. There are numbers EVERYWHERE.
It's micromanagement optional, but macro-managment mandatory. There are particular things that you must be involved with, such as signing up for races. This would be annoying to someone who is just looking to race.
I'm a huge nerd, so this game is right up my alley. It's like franchise mode in Madden with draft turned on but on crack. And, if you don't know anything about the world of competitive cycling, you have no choice but to learn the terminology. There's not much; you just need to be willing.
Pros include nice graphics, in-race management is fantastic, micromanagement is very in depth, smart AI, realistic replicas of real-life courses, and a 9 out of 10 on the interface.
Cons include the game starts you in the deep end and expects you to swim, the riders often plow through one another during the race which is sad, and the sponsorship system needs serious work. Also, the game is clearly designed for on-line multiplayer, so single player is a little disjointed. Finally, there's that 1 out of 10 in interface that makes roster management harder than it should be.
I'm straight-up addicted to this thing, which is a shame because I have like three other games to review. It's complex and in depth and gets the blood flowing when it's time to race. There are aspects of cycling that I don't understand, however, I still highly recommend this game to anyone who likes database-fiddling games or knows the competitive-cycling scene.… Full Review »
Jul 1, 2013its a good game only its allways error error thats not fun i am in the finaly km and error again that they never take big steps only smalits a good game only its allways error error thats not fun i am in the finaly km and error again that they never take big steps only smal wants its always lilte maneging things but stil the game is fun with lots of teams and races they need to take big steps els the franchise is going to hell its almost the same as 2012 and 2011 and 2010 small things come and those errors are very stupid they need to patch that… Full Review »


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The AFL-CIO is mobilizing union members who are military veterans to work against Republican presidential candidate John McCain and other office seekers it opposes.
The labor federation's president, John Sweeney, announced the creation of a Union Veterans Council in a teleconference today.
The union plans to form state councils of union veterans in key election battlegrounds, including Colorado, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio and West Virginia. Later, it plans to organize in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Virginia.
The union endorsed Democrat Barack Obama for president last month.
The new council will include close to a dozen state affiliates and will also coordinate other veterans groups to raise the profile of veterans issues.
In response, the Republican National Committee said it's no surprise the AFL-CIO is now coming to Obama's assistance and attacking McCain.


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Vanessa Hudgens is being accused of appropriating Native American culture. She's part Native American for cryin' out loud! Read story, HERE .
After the Benghazi committee announced their findings, conservatives heard one thing and liberals heard another. Liberals heard nothing to see here -- Hillary says "move on." We hear negligence from the administration. Pamela Geller says this should be the end of Hillary. Hear...
Trump is being criticized by "Reagan conservatives" for the following speech on trade. He's being called a "protectionist." Jamie points out Trump is actually following in Reagan's footsteps but with even more caution. Watch full speech: Hear Jamie's analysis:
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Nice! I got a bunch of boys who just left for s. Orange Co. N loving it now for a couple of days. If looking for bigger talk to z-gaff. Me only been there once n was good. Have fun, it's been good lately from whAt I heard from them. IDE be there with them but leaving for PR in a few days. Good luck n kill it!
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If you're going in early November, you'll be catching it at the best time of the year. Whether you're in North County or Imperial Beach (IB), it will probably be firing. Water will be 58-60, so you can get by with a 3/2 with booties but a 4/3 probably better.
\nGood, consistent beach breaks will be O'side, Blacks, and IB. I prefer La Jolla reefs and Sunset Cliffs, but the LJ reefs (Hospitals, Horseshoe, Big Rock) tend to be shallow and quirky. Cliffs are great at overhead, but cliff access can be sketchy and some spots don't take kindly to unfamiliar faces with leashes attached to their boards. Encinitas reefs are mellow, well shaped, glassy and have easy access. City beaches (OB and MB) can be good at the jetties but the crowds are pretty aggressive. If you have a log, you can't beat Tourmaline in PB.
\nIf you have a passport, take the trip into Mexico and start hunting from Baja Malibu to K38. There are tons of class beach breaks and reefs between, with almost no crowds.
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You'll notice I didn't mention C-Street, Sandspit, and Trestles because I prefer not surfing in madness. Yes, they can be perfect. So can Swami's. I just don't recommend them. But if you don't mind surfing with 200 other guys, then go for it. If Trestles is going off, then Cotton's or Church is too...without the neoprene speed bumps.
Also, the North County poster stated that it's 68 degrees right now. Cool! But isn't that kinda rare for mid-October? My bludz down in the Cliffs say the agua is 65-66 right now. I know it's cooler than that as you go further south, if that's your cup o' tea. Let us know if the water stays above 60 in another month. I lived there for 30 years and don't remember ever paddling out in November without booties. Peace and waves....
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"If you're going in early November, you'll be catching it at the best time of the year. Whether you're in North County or Imperial Beach (IB), it will probably be firing. Water will be 58-60, so you can get by with a 3/2 with booties but a 4/3 probably better."
\nI live in North County. The water is 68 degrees currently. Bring a 2mm short arm fullsuit and maybe a 3/2. You'll look like a clown wearing boots and a 4/3....
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Oct 15, 2013, 03:14 PM
\nI personally would head north, So Cal smells funny
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Oct 15, 2013, 02:48 AM
I'll be back there the same time and looking forward to it very much after my first trip there last month. Lots of good info already going around here and there should be plenty more as many SI guys have charged those shores quite a bit. Gaffer's your guy for the depth of info as they've said.
I hit Lowers three days during the Hurley Pro and would say that's a must do. All the brahs in the know on here always say it's a hundred solid there fighting for peaks and I believe it. The regulars must've stayed away the week of the tourney as it wasn't anywhere near that and rides were to be had throughout sessions. Other than that, I hit up various smaller beach breaks and rock reefs in SoOC that I thought would be less traveled but some weren't. Overall, I was blown away by the functionality of widespread lineup etiquette by most all out there. Makes sense since it's a hotbed of talent and experience.
Pretty stoked that guys are saying it's the best time of the year to be out there. It was good last month and so needed after the EC flatness. Way faster waves on the Pac and you get better every minute there. Hope you have a hell of a time and you will. Thanks for starting a good thread that is useful to me too.
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There's a couple of people from San Disco on the SwellInfo. San Diego's a pretty friendly and easy going burg. Once you figure out where you're staying, drop us a line. We'll steer in you in the right direction. There's almost always a wave out here too if you know where to look. November can be hit or miss, last year we went through a flat spell that didn't end until the Haleiwa swell hit the Left Coast. Only thing that kind of sucks about this town is that the night life kind of shuts down and everybody wakes up early. Of course, some of the bars open at 6AM.
\nAfter a sesh, eat Kono's if you're in PB. So much dank food for cheap. Watch out though, the line goes around the block on the weekends.
\nOh yeah one other thing, surfboards grow on trees out here. You can score crazy good deals on Craigslist. I've thought for a while that some kind of Craigslist surfboard concierge service would be a great biz.
\nAnd E Coli can get bent.
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Any thoughts on the Carlsbad/Oceanside area? I'll be in that area around this same time (apparently everyone will be there). While not really a surf trip, I'm hoping to get out for a session or two. From what I can tell that section of coastline is just one long beachbreak.
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Yo I can't believe it is still in print online. For the rest of ya kooks, it's my only claim to fame. No rides unless ur hot n a gal..
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Hey. Z. Thanks for making me famous for my stash! I never knew ya liked it so much!
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i wouldnt go to California there are people in the line ups with intimidating nick names like... mike shreddog williams. sprayblaster macaurther, saltybarrels, and dont forget cholo-rific, i would hate to get laid out by those hardcore dudes.
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Ya, I don't think you're going to need booties and hoodies or a drysuit. Unless you are going up North. Santa Cruz and Monterey is going to be a little colder but its still only November.
\nHave to agree with Emassspicoli... though it goes get ridiculously crowded everyone pretty much knows what they're doing and knows when their turn is. Depending on where you go though you may only get a handful of waves. At least its more organized in the line-up then here in Florida. Sometimes I just can't get over the lack of line-up knowledge or rules in which to play by. When I'm out there surfing it reminds me of a bunch of Pakistani taxi drivers. Everybody just goes all willy-nilly at once in every direction blowing their horns and hoping for the best! I think here in Florida though we have much more of a diverse kook to surfer ratio. Also the waves are crappier so the few spots that are breaking get massively crowded.
\nHey man another sweet idea to maximize your trip would be to rent one of the VW vans out there. A lot of breaks you can just camp out in one of those vans. A friend of mine did that and said it was the best way to go! One big advantage was that they were the first ones in the line-up every day wherever they went. There's a lot of different ones out there but here's a link to one of them...
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Seal Beach.
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one more little tip for the OP and Emass: if you have any friends in the military stationed in SoCal, they could get you access to the base at O'side or another located just south of Oxnard. Not necessarily "secrets", but don't want to "ring the dinner bell" either. Seek and ye shall find.
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Working from South to North: Tourmaline (Pacific Beach/La Jolla) for logging. Blacks for thumping heart-racing speed walls (and leg burn from the walk back up). Cardiff Reef is a blast but crowded. Small take off zone but when you get one, you will remember it. Four cut-backs without even thinking about it... Swami's (south end of Encinitas) and Trestles (further north and before you get to San Clemente - just to chalk 'em off your list.
Have fun, bro it's a blast...I traveled there (for work) every few weeks year round for nearly two years and rarely got skunked (unless you count marine layers)...3/2 should be fine.
The only time I surfed K38 was the day Kurt Cobain died. Amazing waves.
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Colin, I don't know if it's being a "Little Englander" to take language into consideration, or just being practical. I don't know anything about this Brazilian, although the story sounds familiar and if it the same one as I think I read, all quotes were from the players agents, so not surprised he sounds perfect. But that being said, like Williams I'd not disqualify him just because of where he comes from.
But language I'm afraid has to be taken into consideration. Your right we don't need players to rise to the level of the Oxford Debating Society (would any of them?) but a strong command of the language used to communicate on the pitch would be a little more than useful, it would be essential for someone tasked with being a leader.
Who knows what languages the boy speaks, being Brazilian you can assume Portuguese, and most Brazilians can at least get by in Spanish, whether he speaks English or not who knows. But the question is what is the language the leader of the back line will need to speak in order to be effective?
What language would it be best to yell at Pepe in? Spanish I assume, but he has near perfect English also, not sure about his Portuguese. How about Glen, not sure if he speaks either Spanish or Portuguese but sure he speaks English. Jose I'm sure won't mind Spanish, but he speaks very good English. What about Agger or Skrtel (assuming he stays), will the new lad learn Danish or Slovak? Since both speak very good English would that be more likely the best way to communicate? What about marshaling the midfielders to come back to help. Should be fine with Lucas as he's a native Portuguese speaker, but again he has very strong English. What language do we assume the other midfielders are most likely to react to? Well for Stevie, JonJo, Hendo, or Allen I'm thinking English might be best.
This is about being practical, not nationalistic. If I were to employee a sales team I'd want them fluent in the language of the market they would be selling into. They don't have to be native speakers, but the better the language skills the more comfortable I'd be in thinking they could get the job done as selling relies so heavily on communicating; much like being a leader on a football pitch.


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Located in the heart of Cap Cana, these condominiums offer sweeping view across the beach and ocean. The well thought out floor-plan offers large terraces, spacious living / dining areas and a well equipped kitchen. The luxurious bedroom also benefits from have direct access to the terrace. As well as being placed within a resort facility, these condos also come with secure underground parking, 24hr concierge service, swimming pool and lobby area.Dual vanity with marble countertopsGranite countertopsHigh quality kitchen appliancesJacuzzi with marble surroundMarble baseboards with marble & pebble accentsTop-grade home appliancesVanity with countertopVariety of tileWalk-in closets with wood shelvingWasher and DryerWood cabinets & Wood panel doorsLocated within the 30,000 acre resort of Cap Cana and only minutes away from the airport, there is more than plenty of activities to keep you occupied. As well as the on-site Jack Nicklaus golf course, the surrounding area features many more courses for the keen golfer with designs by PB Dye & Tom Fazio to name but a few. Additional on-site resort facilities include over 3 miles of pristine coastline, marina, ecological park, equestrian facilities and numerous restaurants. If your plans are to live here full time with your children, Cap Cana also offers a private school , which is recognized by the Ministry of Education and accredited by Ed/SACA.
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That sorta looks like if Elton John had a tool bag.
That is what it would look like. :eek:
You're not making much sense. But it looks like you pretty much documented the cause and the destruction and rot of Detroit and other cities that are following.
Yeah...comparing union workers is like comparing cream pie factory workers :D
I don't buy it. I am old enough to watch them retire early and head to the couch and golf corse, pack on the pounds and die.
Their done.
People that retire early, die early. Owning a business, I don't care about what I can make. I care about what I can spend.
of confusion......wow this is getting ugly.
For years some Lennox units didn't and may still don't and new Rheem units don't have them
Probably because he did not appear to be Southern. More like a transplant there in Mayberry. Like he use to cut hair in Connecticut.
I think you have that backwards. A system can tolerate a over charge in cooling but it won't in heating. I would rather charge in the heating mode. I put a thermometer under the insulation and slowly...
Fetus from Gunsmoke
Insect is a sub group and a Ant is a animal. Confusing the way the question is structured. Ants make up about 1/3 of the total combined weight of all animals on earth. If those bastards had that...
Remember...their "Progressive" :D
As they call themselves. :rolleyes:
It kind of makes sense because nowadays liberals also employ calling you a nazi as well as a racist when their losing a debate.
Electric but I made a mistake in the type chickens I bought. Apparently baking hens are not for baking. Those things are as tough as leather.
There. I edited it for you.
when liberals are at the bottom of the rope they will either whip out the race or hate card. :rolleyes:
with hot wing sauce and placed them on a smoker with no wood chips. I will report back on this
What was your point again? It's a discussion forum. Do you usually express yourself on a discussion forum by telling other people not to express themselves?
When does it get serious for you?...
LOL... Guy if there is one thing that is uniquely American about Americans, they have the brains and forethought not to teach a Veteran about who is an American.
Much less comparing stamping out...
It makes him closer to being Paul Revere than a lot of others.
Just thank him for his service. Did you serve?
I look at year end numbers I spend at a supply house and with gas at $3.00 a gallon and going up. I pass two other supply houses to drop 100 grand at another one. That is a hell of a lot of going...
Yes thanks because 80% of supply house managers and related employees will sell to the general public and your customers if the circumstances are right. After all, their smarter than you. You only...
May be old news to some. I was informed that it was a done deal by a HD Supply person that what use to be Hughes and has the Rheem line has been acquired by Gemaire. That these stores will be...
When Ron talks he looks and sounds like Festus on Gunsmoke.
How fat are your fingers ?
Did you fart with the card in your pants?
Tell them that you prayed about this and God said they better hire you back for more money of face eternal damnation.
One thing for sure. People are getting dumber. You have to compensate for that. I worked Saturday installing a new thermostat behind the renters brother. Then the outside contactor. Never went into...
Yeah, I read that wrong. But how do you get a 15F degree drop between the bed and bath?
This room should have been a zone. This is another example of a good opportunity to install a correct zoning system but it fell short. I would demand this room get its own thermostat, damper and...
Not sure about that board but I would think Y1 is just showing compressor run in both modes.
Are you saying this house is zoned and only has 2 zones. Does this room make up one of the zones? Is there a return in this room and a thermostat?
I think Pong was the first retail video game ever made.
Bout the time they made your TV
In the looks department.
She is so ugly she scares blind kids.
It's not always "about the children"
I really find this hard to believe. First if it is, you must have grown up around a bunch of homosexuals.
In fact I don't believe it at all. Their kids are confused because their parents promote...
I have seen problems in a heat pump system at the RV and after the RV was changed when there was a compressor problem. The compressor sent trash into the system which messed up the original RV. Then...
Have you confirmed 24V at the RV plug when calling for the heat pump in the heating cycle ?
Did you keep the valve cool while installing?
I suggested on another thread that he use his own words and that using crayons would be alright
How does that remotely explain what you said? Try explaining it yourself. You can use crayons if you like.
You wouldn't really need to lock a GM or a Dodge. No one would want it. :D
Explain this cause it makes no friggen sense?
I don't see how anyone can take Hillary serious. She has a permanent scornful bi+ch like look on her face. Most women hate her and the men that like her should of been the women that like her. She...
I thought you were talking football.
Good thing they have a basketball team.
A Locksmith in a Sprinter.
I bet he had a pocket protector with 4 ink pens in it.
I did this many times with a econoline. I would simply un-screwed the antenna and stick it in the door jam crack and hit the electric door opener.
Why should I? 80% of what is on Air America is over and over lame lies and distortions. Most hated country in the world? LOL . I think 200 Mexicans just crossed the border while I just farted and...


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BEST WESTERN Cumbres Aeropuerto
BEST WESTERN Cumbres Aeropuerto
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.0/10
Vialidad Ch-P 8800
Chihuahua 31063
Hotel Freebies Available*
• Free Breakfast show dates
• Free Internet in Room show dates
• Free Parking show dates
Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Cumbres Aeropuerto
Free Wi-Fi access, an on-site restaurant, an outdoor pool and a fitness center are highlights at the non-smoking Best Western Cumbres Aeropuerto Hotel.
Hotel Features
This two-story non-smoking hotel has 54 rooms. Each room offers a coffeemaker, a seating area, a hairdryer, air conditioning, cable TV and free Wi-Fi access. The hotel's on-site buffet restaurant serves both traditional Mexican food and international cuisine. Free snacks and drinks are available in the restaurant on select days at certain times. The hotel also has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a free airport shuttle, and parking is free.
Hotel Location
The Best Western is located less than one mile from Chihuahua's Monumental Stadium. Downtown Chihuahua is a 10-minute drive. The Pancho Villa Museum is two miles away. General Roberto Fierro Villalobos International Airport is five miles from the hotel.
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A free airport shuttle, an on-site restaurant and free Wi-Fi are some of the attractions at the Best Western Cumbres Aeropuerto Hotel.
BEST WESTERN Cumbres Aeropuerto Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- All public areas non-smoking
- AM/FM radio
- Business center
- Cable television
- Cocktail lounge
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Conference facilities
- Data port
- Desk
- Doctor on call
- Executive floor
- Exterior corridors
- Fax service
- Free newspaper
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- Heated pool
- High speed internet access
- Ice machine
- Internet access
- Ironing board
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Multilingual staff
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- Outdoor pool
- Photocopy center
- Pool
- Premium movie channels
- Recreational vehicle parking
- Refrigerator
- Restaurant
- Safe deposit box
- Security
- Truck parking
- VCR player
- Wake-up calls
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Ronald from Presidio, TX
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May 31, 2016
The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was great!
It was a little difficult to get to.
Jose from Gilbert, AZ
November 13, 2015
November 13, 2015
Hola, Since I had a late arrival, I called the front desk in order to inform them on my way to the Hotel. When I got there, they informed me that they sold my room and I had to search for a room somewhere else. It was midnight and I was upset
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August 17, 2014
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May 7, 2014
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Everything very nice.
Very beautiful place and very nice people.
Agustina from Hesperia, CA
June 24, 2013
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June 24, 2013
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The meals and the pool area. The staff were nice.
I did room key card operates ALL the electricity in the room. If you leave your room you need to take your key since I was only given one. The price I got from Priceline was a good price, but don't count on it when you pay at the hotel.
Hotel was nice and clean. I do think that the maid I had could of used a little bit more training when it came the trash cans. She did a fine job on everything else. I think the exchange rate was off and I give a price for the room, but when I looked at the charge it was more. When I asked why? I was told the exchange rate was higher and the tax was more. It seemed like they could not give me the exact numbers that were used to come up with my total. Overall it was still worth the price. ...
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2015 Health Professions Division Commencement Information
Overview of Commencement Ceremonies
The NSU August HPD commencement for candidates from the College of Health Care Sciences (except Physical Therapy) and graduate students from the College of Nursing is scheduled for Friday, August 21, 2015 at 2:30 p.m. in the Don Taft University Center on the NSU main campus in Fort Lauderdale.
PLEASE NOTE: As stated in your student handbook, attendance is mandatory for all graduates enrolled in full-time, on-campus programs. Graduates enrolled in an online program, or a program that does not require attendance at graduation (see handbook), and who plan on attending commencement and/or the senior awards dinner will be assessed the $175.00 HPD graduation fee (in addition to the $100 degree application fee) once they submit the online Commencement Participation Form (CPF) or dinner reservation form. These fees are non-refundable.
Graduates will be required to be on site and meet in the second-floor RecPlex one hour prior to their ceremony in order to line up for the processional. Guests will also be allowed to enter the arena one hour prior to the ceremony start time.
August candidates will receive their email notification in late June with instructions on how to RSVP, how to order commencement regalia, make reservations to the awards dinner, and family hooding procedures.
Additional information regarding commencement can be found on at www.nova.edu/commencement.
Application for Degree/Diploma
The deadline date to submit your degree/diploma application is one month prior to completion of your coursework. Visit the online application for degree/diploma page for more information on completing your application and the fee schedule. Have your NSU SharkLink email name and password ready before you begin this process.
Do not confuse the online degree/diploma application with your online commencement RSVP and regalia order form. They are two separate processes.
Graduation Fees
Make sure that your degree/diploma and library fees have been paid, all library books returned, and any academic and financial responsibilities fulfilled. These must all be taken care of prior to the receipt of your diploma and final transcript.
Commencement Invitation/Caps and Gowns
Eligible candidates are sent a SharkLink email with instructions for commencement. All candidates must submit the 1) Commencement Participation Form (CPF) and 2) order regalia (cap and gown). This communication will also contain information about family hooding (for doctoral candidates only) and the awards dinner.
Completing a CPF reserves your space at the commencement ceremony and ordering proper academic regalia is the responsibility of all candidates who attend. Only NSU-specific regalia will be allowed on the floor at commencement. Any questions regarding academic regalia should be addressed to the NSU Bookstore, by telephone at (954) 262-4750 or via email.
Senior Awards Dinner & Dance
The August Senior Awards Dinner and Dance for candidates from the College of Health Care Sciences (except Physical Therapy) and College of Nursing graduate students is scheduled for Thursday, August 20, 2015 at the Signature Grand in Davie.
This event features a wine reception at 7:00 p.m., dinner at 8:00 p.m., music, and dancing. Business attire is suggested. Reservation information will be provided with your commencement invitation. You must reserve your space online in order to attend. Each candidate may reserve up to two free places for you and one guest (tickets are non-transferrable). Additional guests are always welcome at $85.00 per person.
The final deadline for your RSVP to the August dinner is Friday, August 14, 2015. Your seat will not be reserved if you do not submit the online form by this deadline.
Any dinner reservations submitted by August candidates prior to the June invitation will be deleted in the changeover from the May to the August ceremonies.
Family Hooding
Hooding is a tradition practiced by HPD where a new graduate receiving a doctoral degree is welcomed into the profession by another member of the profession, usually, a faculty member. There are several exceptions:
- You have an immediate family member who is a graduate of a program that has the same degree you are about to receive (e.g., you are receiving your doctoral degree in occupational therapy and your immediate family member is a doctor of occupational therapy)
- If you have an immediate family member who is on the faculty at Nova Southeastern University's Health Professions Division.
Please Note: An immediate family member is defined as a spouse, mother, father, aunt, uncle, mother-in-law, father-in-law, sister, brother, grandparent, son, or daughter. There will be no exceptions made to the Division's family hooding policies without approval of the college Dean.
Requests for family hooding during the May ceremony must be made no later than Monday, August 10, 2015.


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I'm having difficulties making WP Super Cache work on my wordpress blog, because it's behind an HTTP reverse-proxy (it works pretty well when accessed directly).
I found a workaround but I would like to really fix the issue.
The symptom is that the cache files are never refreshed. The admin interface of WP-super-cache reports 0 cached files, but they exist and are properly sent to the users. Asking to clear the cache in the admin interface has no effect : the cached files are still there and sent to the users.
There are 2 servers in my config :
- server1 is directly accessible from the Internet, with a public IP & hostname. This server1 handles SSL encryption, among many other things. It only hosts an Apache server, configured as a reverse-proxy for server2 (see https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/en/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypassreverse)
- server2 is where WordPress and WP-super-cache are installed, and where all the PHP is executed
When the cache is activated, I see that the cache files are stored (on server2) in a directory /wp-content/cache/supercache/server2/
It looks like some parts of the plugin code are looking for cache files in directory /wp-content/cache/supercache/server1/ , when they are in fact stored in /wp-content/cache/supercache/server2/.
The workaround I found is to create a symbolic link so that both directories lead to the same content :
ln -s /wp-content/cache/supercache/server2/ /wp-content/cache/supercache/server1/
I read paragraph 16 of the Troubleshooting FAQ : it might be the same reason. Maybe somewhere the hostname of server2 is used, and somewhere else the wordpress site_url is used.
Unfortunately, I cannot put the server1 hostname in /etc/hosts of server2...
Any ideas or hints to solve that in a cleaner way?
NB : Apache adds "X-Forwarded-*" HTTP headers to the requests sent to server2, so that server2 can know the real client IP, and the real public hostname of server1. See https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/en/mod/mod_proxy.html#x-headers


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, Volume 48, Issue 3, pp 309-330
First online:
Mission Completed? Changing Visibility of Women's Colleges in England and Japan and Their Roles in Promoting Gender Equality in Science
- Naonori KodateAffiliated withNIHR King's Patient Safety and Service Quality Research Centre, King's College LondonNIHR King's Patient Safety and Service Quality Research Centre Email author
- , Kashiko KodateAffiliated withJapan Science and Technology Agency
- , Takako KodateAffiliated withDepartment of Information and Sciences, Tokyo Woman's Christian University
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The global community, from UNESCO to NGOs, is committed to promoting the status of women in science, engineering and technology, despite long-held prejudices and the lack of role models. Previously, when equality was not firmly established as a key issue on international or national agendas, women's colleges played a great role in mentoring female scientists. However, now that a concerted effort has been made by governments, the academic community and the private sector to give women equal opportunities, the raison d'être of women's universities seems to have become lost. This paper argues otherwise, by demonstrating that women's universities in Japan became beneficiaries of government initiatives since the early 2000s to reverse the low ratio of women in scientific research. The paper underscores the importance of the reputation of women's universities embedded in their institutional foundations, by explaining how female scientific communities take shape in different national contexts. England, as a primary example of a neoliberal welfare regime, with its strong emphasis on equality and diversity, promoted its gender equality policy under the auspices of the Department of Trade and Industry. By contrast, with a strong emphasis on family values and the male-breadwinner model, the Japanese government carefully treated the goal of supporting female scientists from the perspective of the equal participation of both men and women rather than that of equality. Following this trend, rather contradictorily, women's universities, with their tradition of fostering a 'good wife, wise mother' image, began to be highlighted as potential gender-free institutions that provided role models and mentoring female scientists. By drawing on the cases of England and Japan, this paper demonstrates how the idea of equality can be framed differently, according to wider institutional contexts, and how this idea impacts on gender policies.
KeywordsGender equality policy Science education Women's colleges Ideas and institutions Comparative study
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- Title
- Mission Completed? Changing Visibility of Women's Colleges in England and Japan and Their Roles in Promoting Gender Equality in Science
- Journal
Volume 48, Issue 3 , pp 309-330
- Cover Date
- 2010-09
- 10.1007/s11024-010-9150-2
- Print ISSN
- 0026-4695
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1871
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Gender equality policy
- Science education
- Women's colleges
- Ideas and institutions
- Comparative study
- Authors
- Naonori Kodate (1) (4)
- Kashiko Kodate (2)
- Takako Kodate (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. NIHR King's Patient Safety and Service Quality Research Centre, King's College London, London, UK
- 4. NIHR King's Patient Safety and Service Quality Research Centre, Strand Bridge House (-2 Basement), 138-142 Strand, London, WC2R 1HH, UK
- 2. Japan Science and Technology Agency, Tokyo, Japan
- 3. Department of Information and Sciences, Tokyo Woman's Christian University, Tokyo, Japan


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Jo, Bradley and Tina can now also be hired for weddings should you want to Reach For The Stars...
Favourite lyrics include - Paul getting down for more while Hannah's screaming out for more - but what are they up to now?
The Bring It All Back hitmakers are going back on the road for an 11-date tour next year after performing on Children in Need last week
Jon, Bradley, Paul, Jo, Hannah, Tina and Rachel rocked it with an exhilarating reunion for charity
After a successful live comeback on BBC Children in Need, the general consensus is that Rachel, Jon and co. should Bring It All Back for good
Tina did her thing and Rachel was once again looking for romance as the pop septuplets performed a slew of all of classics on BBC Children in Need
It is possible that every single 90s pop band will reunite this year, with the latest one being S Club
Miley Cyrus has filmed her first sex scene, Emma Watson is playing a burglar and more squeaky clean stars who've upped the raunch factor
The popsters have just signed a seven-figure deal to reunite this summer for a series of UK gigs and one-off appearances, and possibly two albums
Bradley McIntosh is trying to reunite S Club 7 - and wants former bandmate Rachel Stevens to get back in touch.
S Club 7 singer Bradley McIntosh was spotted trying to jump the queue for the SAW ride at Thorpe Park, Surrey.
The lowdown on the 30-year-old singer, songwriter & producer
Singer Jo O'Meara was glassed on stage as she performed with her new group S Club 3.
MOVE over Take That and hang up your microphones East 17 - there's a new man band in town, and you might recognise a few of the faces...
JACK Osbourne is to fight former S Club 7 star Bradley McIntosh (remember him?) in a celebrity TV boxing match.


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We stayed here after a late flight into Ontario. We could have chosen any other hotel in the area (it didn't really matter since we were only going to be staying for about 12 hours), but chose the Sheraton since we are Starwood Rewards Members. The hotel was a typical Sheraton. The lobby was clean and bright and the rooms were comfortable. Our room overlooked the pool. Rooms were stocked with Starbucks Coffee, but could have used some extra cream. Though we had to call to be picked up from the airport (due to our late arrival), we were easily able to make arrangements at the front desk to be driven to the rental car companies the next morning. Breakfast is not included, but I noticed a restaurant in the lobby (though we didn't take advantage of it). Also, I'm pretty sure that a breakfast is provided should you book a room on the club floor just like every other Sheraton.
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Hi, I'm Regina, a mother of 2 in Los Angeles.
I have done this 2 times before but I have always just had to take the prenatal vitamin and the iron supplement. This pregnancy I am taking a prenatal, iron and folic acid 1mg.
I'm kind of nervous but I do want to trust the doctors choices. Can someone help me ease my mind please. I just want to have a healthy happy baby


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The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear an appeal regarding the evidentiary standard for invalidating patents. The case involves a judgment against Microsoft Corporation in favor of i4i Limited Partnership. If the Court accepts Microsoft's arguments, it could be good news for the FOSS... Read more
Imagine a 20-year-old musician publishing his work today. Let's pretend he's living the fast and reckless life of a rock star and will die young at 45. Because the copyright term has been ratcheted up to life of the author plus 70 years (or 95 years from publication for corporate works), you won't... Read more
Our society and its lawmakers are notoriously bad at predicting the effects of new technologies. I think of the ongoing battles over new distribution formats, like the assumption that "the VCR [would be] to the American film producer and the American public as the Boston strangler is to the woman... Read more
Why did Plato argue that remixing should be banned by the state? What threats did jazz and rock 'n roll pose? And what does all of that mean for the conflicts between artists and copyright today?
The serious problem of proliferating bad software patents was not solved by the Supreme Court's Bilski decision, but now it's looking like it may be part of the solution. The early case law applying Bilski is much more encouraging than expected. The new Bilski test focuses on whether an... Read more
License compliance is a major and costly issue for proprietary software, but the license involved in that case is an End User License Agreement (EULA), not a source license delivering extensive liberties. When we compare like-for-like, we discover open source software has no such issues. End-... Read more
When the Supreme Court decided the Bilski case, it didn't speak directly to the issue of software patents. But the Bilski majority emphasized that abstract ideas are not patentable, and recognized that allowing patents for abstract ideas could hinder innovation. Thus there's still room for... Read more
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I'm considering the idea of creating a persistent storage like a dbms engine, what would be the benefits to create a custom binary format over directly cPickling the object and/or using the shelve module?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
Pickling is a two-face coin.
On one side, you have a way to store your object in a very easy way. Just four lines of code and you pickle. You have the object exactly as it is.
On the other side, it can become a compatibility nightmare. You cannot unpickle objects if they are not defined in your code, exactly as they were defined when pickled. This strongly limits your ability to refactor the code, or rearrange stuff in your modules. Also, not everything can be pickled, and if you are not strict on what gets pickled and the client of your code has full freedom of including any object, sooner or later it will pass something unpicklable to your system, and the system will go boom.
Be very careful about its use. there's no better definition of quick and dirty.
One reason to define your own custom binary format could be optimization. pickle (and shelve, which uses pickle) is a generic serialization framework; it can store almost any Python data. It's easy to use pickle in a lot of situations, but it takes time to inspect all the objects and serialize their data and the data itself is stored in a generic, verbose format. If you are storing specific known data a custom-built serializer can be both faster and more concise.
It takes 37 bytes to pickle an object with a single integer value:
>>> import pickle >>> class Foo: pass... >>> foo = Foo() >>> foo.x = 3 >>> print repr(pickle.dumps(foo)) "(i__main__\nFoo\np0\n(dp1\nS'x'\np2\nI3\nsb."
Embedded in that data is the name of the property and its type. A custom serializer for Foo (and Foo alone) could dispense with that and just store the number, saving both time and space.
Another reason for a custom serialization framework is you can easily do custom validation and versioning of data. If you change your object types and need to load an old version of data it can be tricky via pickle. Your own code can be easily customized to handle older data formats.
In practice, I'd build something using the generic cPickle module and only replace it if profiling indicated it was really important. Maintaining a separate serialization framework is a significant amount of work.
One final resource you may find useful: some synthetic serializer benchmarks. cPickle is pretty fast.
Note that not all objects may be directly pickled - only basic types, or objects that have defined the pickle protocol.
Just for note, Zope Object DB (ZODB) is following that very same approach, storing objects with the Pickle format. You may be interested in getting their implementations.
The potential advantages of a custom format over a pickle are:
Whether these advantages materialize depends on how you design the storage, of course.
If you are going to do that (implement your own binary format), you should first know that python has a good library to handle HDF5, a binary format used in physics and astronomy to dump huge amounts of data.
This is the home page of the library:
Basically, you could think of HDF5 as an hierarchical database, in which a table column can contain an inner table by itself: the table Populations has a column called Individual, which is a table containing the informations of every individuals, etc...
PyTables has also its own implementation of the cPickle module, you can access it with:
I have never used pytable's pickle, but I think it may be straightforward for you to learn how does it work, so you may have a look at it before implementing your own format.
See this solution at SourceForge:
y_serial.py module :: warehouse Python objects with SQLite
"Serialization + persistance :: in a few lines of code, compress and annotate Python objects into SQLite; then later retrieve them chronologically by keywords without any SQL. Most useful "standard" module for a database to store schema-less data."
[The commentary included with the source endnotes discusses why pickle was selected over json.]
Will you ever need to process data from untrusted sources? If so, you should know that the pickle format is actually a virtual machine that is capable of executing arbitrary code on behalf of the process doing the unpickling.


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