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ON my desktop I have all of my stuff I use with the xbox: Iso creators, dashboards and dashboard editors, bios's and bios editors, ets
I have been trying to share them across my network so I can view them on my latop.
basically, all I have done is go onto the desktop right click on the folder which has all of this stuff in it (rightfully dubbed 'xbox stuff') and select sharing and security and set it to share.
This works somewhat. I can open the folder on my laptop but then when I go to open a folder inside of that one it says I dont have access. the only way I can open these folders is to share each individual one which is a bit of a hastle havine a bunch of folders on my shared list.
How can I just make the main folder shared and thus have access to all the folders in it?
does any of what I just said make sense?
File Sharing Problems
Started by pedro , Jan 02 2004 01:27 PM
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Posted 02 January 2004 - 01:27 PM
Posted 02 January 2004 - 02:01 PM
when you press apply on the share, a dialouge box should coem up asking if you want to apply sharing to just that folder or all subfolders
u need to select all sub folders
u need to select all sub folders
Posted 02 January 2004 - 02:18 PM
hmm...I didnt see the popup
Ill do it again and see if it does it.
Ill do it again and see if it does it.
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Skip to comments.Woman bloodied in brawl at restaurant drive-through
Posted on 08/16/2009 3:51:03 PM PDT by Dysart
SOUTHLAKE _ A Chick-fil-A drive-through disagreement turned violent when two young men repeatedly punched a woman after she slapped one of them during a yelling match, police said Sunday.
"Just in front of them was a Bentley," Southlake police Lt. Ben Brown said Sunday. "But they couldnt get around it, so her husband honked twice."
...The Bentley driver got out of his car and the woman exited the passenger side of the couples vehicle, police said. The Bentley driver and the woman yelled at each other, police said.
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The two men knocked the woman to the ground and punched her, police said.
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Woman are equal today in all ways today. Hit someone and be prepared to be hit back. Isn't woman's liberation grand?
Geeze! All they wanted was some Grey Poupon, for cies sake!
Yeah. Much better for men who want to slap women around if the women don't slap back.
This has "drug dealer" written all over it, IMHO.
Then again, we could both be right. "DFW area athlete" and "drug dealer" are not mutually exclusive cohorts.
The two men knocked the woman to the ground and punched her, police said.
Thereby making a filet out of that chick.
Woman are equal today in all ways today. Hit someone and be prepared to be hit back. Isnt womans liberation grand?Hello... dude slapped her, she slapped back(standing up for herself) and then they beat her down. Typical unsocialized entitled morons. Hope the folks in the Bentley lose their shirts.
It's a natural
Ouch. Most foul.
Ouch. Most foul.
Yep, those guys were really in a foul mood.
When did this happen? IIRC, Chick-Fil-A is closed on Sunday.
This is a tough one for the police — there are so many Bentleys you know. And its likely the Bentley owner is a drug dealer, or a pimp, and is paying off the police. Such a quandry!
Last night.
The article says 11 A.M. yesterday.
Equal rights, comparable lefts
Or better, she ends up owning the Bentley.
Not too bright of the horn honkers. The days of Bentley = Thurston Howell III are long gone. Now it's Snoop Dogg.
My very proper grandmother would have known to place a kick to the groin region. How did womens lib get them so dumbed down?
Hello... dude slapped her, she slapped back(standing up for herself)
What's that mayor from up north that had to resign about a year ago? He's living in Southlake now or so I've heard.
Or better yet why did the husband not have his own protection to use when they tried to kill his wife?
I'd been wondering about that also.
It seems somebody forgot the slogan was "EAT MOR CHIKIN" not "BEAT MOR KUSTUMRS".
Yes, he's there, and I can't recall his name right now either.
The whole thing could well be on video.
I'd say there's a very good chance this woman walks away with a big fat check.
Kwame Kilpatrick
I find it interesting that no descriptions are given. They may know who did this already.
Let's not jump to conclusions. Many Caucasian Bentley drivers are known to get rowdy at the merest slight.
I'm sure the list of Bentley cars is relatively short...
And most drive throughs these days have cameras.
For some reason I don't picture the grey Poupon guy in this Bentley
Or, it's wannabe rapper who can afford the lease on a Bentley. It is possible that the car could also be a rental; the Beverly Hills (CA) Budget used to rent Ferraris and Porsches. The lease on a Bentley is probably $3,000/month so maybe on second thought it isn't a wannabe rapper but a real rapper.
Whether athlete or rapper, they're part of the entitlement culture so when they run out of money or talent, you know who is going to have to cover for them - US!
Yep that's him. I saw this on the TXCN earlier today and wondered how hard it would be to identify a Bentley in that area. I guess they could be visiting/passing through but I'd bet it's local.
I find it interesting that in all of these post's so far, no one has asked what the husband was doing while his wife was getting the crap beat out of her.?
refer to post 7
He attempted to exit his vehicle but was blocked by the Bentley driver fr the outside.
Was it a pimped-up Bentley? Was there a complexion factor? Inquiring minds want to know!
Well, then send them up the river with the schwatza Bentley drivers. Sounds to me like false imprisonment is the first crime they committed. This shouldn't just be civil.
nfw any man lays a hand on my wife and 'prevents' me from helping. nfw.
We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in McDonald's,
we shall fight at the Wendy's drive-thru,
we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our pimped-out Bentley, whatever the cost may be,
we shall fight at the KFC,
we shall fight at the Taco Bell,
we shall fight in the Jack in the Box and in the Sonic,
we shall fight in the Carl's Jr.;
we shall never surrender....
So, why didn't he draw, and use, his personal defense weapon.
Granted, window replacement can be expensive, but failure in your duty...
Or better yet, why wasn't it the husband to get out to confront the men?
That is whopper of a speech. I will proudly be your wingman in the fast food theater. Keep your powder dry and your condiments close, brave soldier.
Let me guess, rich snobs riding in Daddy's car
Oh crap... who... The Jonas Brothers live in Colleyville... lets hope it wasn't them
Could you imagine the media going nuts if this turns out to be the Jonas Brother or no media at all if its Kwame Kilpatrick. What if its a well-known athlete?
That'd be news worth watching
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Wickets tumbled on the opening day of this week's LV= County Championship action as six of the eight games were into a second innings by stumps.
6:30pm - Here are the scores at stumps on day one:
Division One
Sussex, having lost the toss, are 60 for three in reply to Durham's 245 at the Emirates Durham ICG.
Nottinghamshire, who won the toss, are 14 for three after Warwickshire posted 298 at Trent Bridge.
Derbyshire are 220 for five in response to 103 from Somerset, who chose to bat first, at Taunton.
Middlesex, having opted to bat first, are 280 for seven against Surrey at the Kia Oval.
Division Two
Essex, who lost the toss, are 199 for four, responding to Worcestershire's 102 at Chelmsford.
Kent are 102 for five in reply to 158 from Glamorgan, having chosen to bat first, at the SWALEC Stadium.
Gloucestershire, who won the toss, are 210 for four after Leicestershire made 117 at Bristol.
Northamptonshire, having been put in to bat, are 323 for six against Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl.
6:27pm - The last match is done for the day with Gloucestershire 210 for four, having skittled Leicestershire for 117.
6:13pm - Kent close on 102 for five, replying to Glamorgan's 158. Bristol, where there was a delayed start, is the sole ground with play still.
6:05pm - Chambers, on loan from Essex, snares Michael Lumb for nought at the start of his next over but Samit Patel denies him a hat-trick.
It's stumps at the Emirates Durham ICG with Sussex 60 for three after Durham's 245.
5:59pm - Play ends for the day at the Ageas Bowl where Northants have had the better of proceedings to close on 323 for six.
Chambers breaks through again to bowl nightwatchman Fletcher and Hogan gets rid of Darren Stevens to leave Kent 94 for five.
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5:51pm - Mitchell Claydon, who will soon join Kent it was announced today, bowls Joe Gatting for 16 to leave Sussex three down.
Tom Poynton and Richard Johnson register fifties in quick succession shortly before Derbyshire close on 220 for five, having rolled Somerset for 103.
Warwickshire's Keith Barker cheaply cleans up Alex Hales, who hit 94 for England on Saturday. Thakor likewise snares Alex Gidman before Alex Wyatt traps Gareth Roderick in front as Gloucestershire lose two quick wickets.
5:38pm - Indeed, stumps are drawn at the Kia Oval with Middlesex 280 for seven and Dexter on 77, and at Chelmsford with Essex 199 for four in reply to Worcestershire's 102.
At Bristol Klinger is caught behind off Shiv Thakor for 86 and at the Ageas Bowl Keogh reaches 150, 106 more than his previous first-class best, and Matthew Spriegel a half-century.
Warwickshire are all out for 298 with Fletcher removing Maurice Chambers for figures of 4-56.
5:30pm - A quiet period of play precedes the close, which is fast approaching given the games started at 10:30am except for the delayed match at Bristol.
5:13pm - Graham Onions strikes in consecutive overs with the wickets of Chris Nash and Michael Yardy, leaving Sussex 28 for two, and Notts' Luke Fletcher makes Pete McKay his third scalp.
James Sykes ends Gloucestershire's opening stand on 163, Chris Dent departing for 77. Alan Richardson has Owais Shah lbw and Moeen accounts for Smith on 94, making Essex 172 for four.
5:01pm - Jeetan Patel raises a fifty shortly after Notts take the new ball.
4:56pm - Essex, for whom Greg Smith is now approaching three figures, lose Jaik Mickleburgh to Moeen Ali for 65.
4:46pm - Kent and Middlesex are the sides losing wickets at the moment. Michael Reed gets rid of the former's Ben Harmison and Ollie Rayner falls to Gary Keedy for the latter.
4:38pm - With Gloucestershire now trailing by just 12, Chris Dent has reached a half-century. Middlesex, meanwhile, are six down following Gareth Berg's departure and Kent slip to 37 for three as Brendan Nash falls.
Wicket. @yozza18 is trapped lbw by Chawla, his fourth wicket, for 6. Derbyshire 127-5 (37.4 overs); Johnson 17*. Lead by 24 runs.
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 3, 2013
4:26pm - Derbyshire, now ahead versus Somerset, lose Ben Slater to Piyush Chawla for 45, while Kent slip to 25 for two as Hogan gets rid of Rob Key.
At the top of Division One, Durham have been dismissed for 245, James Anyon claiming the final wicket to fall.
4:04pm - Two quick Steve Magoffin strikes leave Durham 226 for nine. Elsewhere, Neil Dexter has brought up a fifty for Middlesex.
3:56pm - It's been a good day for the Greg Smiths. Essex's follows his Leicestershire namesake by reaching a half-century. James Anyon has trapped Michael Richardson lbw to leave Durham seven down amid Gloucestershire reaching tea on 95 without loss.
3:51pm - Gloucestershire are close to moving beyond Leicestershire's first-innings total without losing a wicket, with Michael Klinger having passed 50. Also in Division Two, Kent lose an early wicket in their reply as Michael Hogan bowls Sam Northeast.
Wicket - Simpson departs just after the break for 23, ct Harinath off the bowling of Keedy and we're 204-5 with Dexter 44* #SurreyvMiddx
— Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) September 3, 2013
It's seriously warm in Taunton - Ben Slater dries his batting glove inners on the stumps during a break in play pic.twitter.com/fV2JVUg0mA
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3:39pm - The day's second interval also arrives at Taunton with Derbyshire 97 for three, responding to Somerset's 103. Play continues at Bristol where there was a delayed start.
3:32pm - The tea interval arrives at three more grounds with Durham 214 for six, Warwickshire 210 for eight and Northants 204 for six.
Keogh makes his maiden first class century from 178 balls. Northants are 202 for 6 #WellDoneRob #GoSteelbacks
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3:25pm - Glamorgan are all out for 158, Darren Stevens making Michael Reed his fourth victim, to herald tea, which is also being taken at the Kia Oval and Chelmsford. Middlesex are 200 for four at the former and Essex 63 for one in reply to Worcestershire's paltry 102 at the latter.
3:22pm - Adam Riley strikes twice in an over, removing Wright for 55 and Ben Hogan for nought, as Glamorgan slump to 153 for nine.
3:15pm - Amid bowling bonus points galore, Durham have the first batting point of the day!
3:11pm - Derbyshire lose a third quick wicket, Shivnarine Chanderpaul going lbw to Meschede, and Adams has a fourth for Notts, Darren Maddy holing out for 47.
3pm - Derbyshire opening batsmen Ben Slater and Paul Borrington share a fifty partnership before Chawla strikes in consecutive overs, having Borrington and Wayne Madsen caught at slip by Marcus Trescothick for 27 and seven respectively.
Hatchett gets a third wicket, that of Phil Mustard, and Adams does likewise for Notts, accounting for Keith Barker to leave Warwickshire 179 for seven.
There's a rare bit of good news for a batsman as Glamorgan's Ben Wright brings up a fifty.
2:40pm - Lewis Hatchett traps Paul Collingwood leg-before, reducing Durham to 164 for five, and Ruaidhri Smith is caught behind off Haggett, making Glamorgan 128 for seven.
2:31pm - Leicestershire are skittled for 117 when Howell bags Alex Wyatt. Kent's Calum Haggett snares Mark Wallace and Brathwaite also gets Steven Crook caught behind.
Essex enjoy an early scalp, Alan Richardson bowling Nick Browne for none.
WICKET..Hatchett strikes, and it's Stoneman that goes. Gone for an impressive 96 and Durham are now 154/4 @lewis_hatchett #GOSBTS
— Sussex CCC (@SussexCCC) September 3, 2013
2:18pm - The flurry of breakthroughs continues with Benny Howell bowling Ollie Freckingham to put Leicestershire nine down and Hampshire's Ruel Brathwaite ousting Andrew Hall for 48.
2:13pm - Wickets are falling so fast it is hard to keep up. Worcestershire are skittled for 102, David Lucas falling to Masters. Will Gidman traps Ben Raine in front as Leicestershire slip to eight down.
Middlesex's Dawid Malan goes for 61 to Tim Linley and Warwickshire's Chris Woakes is run out for one.
2:02pm - Topley strikes again, Ross Whitely edging behind on 14, as does Will Gidman, who sends James Sykes back. Kent's Mark Davies dismisses Jim Allenby for 17.
Somerset wicketkeeper Craig Kieswetter shells Paul Borrington off Gregory early in Derbyshire's reply.
WICKET..! Jimmy Anyon with the breakthrough as Will Smith is c Yardy 32. Durham 122-3. #GOSBTS pic.twitter.com/CJuyv6lPRw
— Sussex CCC (@SussexCCC) September 3, 2013
1:53pm - Topley has 5-26 with Jack Shantry's wicket to make Worcestershire 81 for eight and James Anyon accounts for Smith on 32, leaving Durham 122 for three.
1:45pm - Somerset are all out for 103 when Groenewald removes Piyush Chawla, who hit four consecutive fours late in his 27, for figures of 5-33. Tony Palladino returned 4-34.
Andre Adams has Laurie Evans caught behind for a duck and Luke Fletcher gets Steffan Piolet likewise, leaving Warwickshire 126 for five.
Gloucestershire's Will Gidman has Greg Smith caught by brother Alex for 54 and Rob Keogh reaches a half-century for Northants.
1:36pm - Mark Stoneman and Will Smith share a fifty partnership for Durham but Nottinghamshire's Luke Fletcher has Varun Chopra caught behind for 76 and Essex's David Masters snares Michael Johnson for nought.
1:31pm - Somerset are nine down as Tony Palladino bowls Alfonso Thomas. At the SWALEC Stadium Charlie Shreck ousts Murray Goodwin.
1:20pm - There is a flurry of wickets immediately after lunch with Tim Groenewald having Lewis Gregory caught behind for his fourth wicket, Middlesex's Australia Test batsman Chris Rogers run out for 55 and Essex's Reece Topley dismissing Jack Leech for 24. Soon after, Dawid Malan raises a fifty for Middlesex.
Here we have @mitchellclaydon just after signing his contract. Thanks for the photo @SayerNeil #snaphappy #superkent pic.twitter.com/bbi6N8Ypq1
— Kent Cricket (@kentcricket) September 3, 2013
1:04pm - Leicestershire, having lost Josh Cobb and seen Greg Smith move to 50, reach lunch on 90 for five.
12:51pm - Ah, that's not what Leicestershire wanted before lunch. Shiv Thakor goes, Craig Miles grabbing the breakthrough.
12:42pm - Claydon was not looking for a new club too long! Kent have just confirmed his signing along with that of David Griffiths.
12:38pm - Some news away from today's action: Durham have announced Mitchell Claydon will be released at the end of the season.
12:36pm - It's lunch time everywhere other than Bristol and here are the scores on the doors:
Division One
Durham are 97 for two after electing to bat against Sussex at the Emirates Durham ICG.
Warwickshire are 103 for two after being asked to bat against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge.
Middlesex are 117 for two after electing to bat against Surrey at the Kia Oval.
Somerset are 68 for seven after electing to bat against Derbyshire at Taunton.
Division Two
Worcestershire are 73 for four after electing to bat against Essex at Chelmsford.
Northamptonshire are 96 for four after being asked to bat by Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl.
Glamorgan are 64 for three after electing to bat against Kent at the SWALEC Stadium.
12:26pm - Some joy for batsmen at last as Mark Stoneman, Varun Chopra and Chris Rogers reach half-centuries. It's not all smiles, though. Somerset are now 53 for seven following Craig Meschede's departure and Glamorgan have lost Chris Cooke to Stevens.
WICKET!! And it gets better! Palladino gets his third wicket as Hildreth is trapped lbw for 7. Somerset 47-6 (22.2 overs); Meschede 2*
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 3, 2013
12:08pm - Wickets aplenty continue to tumble. Topley has trapped Tom Fell lbw to leave Worcestershire four down, while Glamorgan are 46 for two after Will Bragg fell to Stevens. Gidman grabbed his third wicket, that of Matt Boyce, to leave Leicestershire in further trouble and Somerset are in real bother following Alex Barrow's departure.
11:54am - Gloucestershire snare a big scalp as Ned Eckersley, who struck two centuries in Leicestershire's last outing, falls to Gidman.
WICKET!! Kieswetter is caught at mid-off by @BennySlats off @timmyg12 for nine. Somerset 43-4 (17.3 overs); Hildreth 7*. Barrow new man
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 3, 2013
Wicket: Javid gloves a vicious delivery from Gurney into the air, taken by Mull at second slip. 52-2 #NottsvWarks
— Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) September 3, 2013
11:33am - It appears I spoke too soon on Glamorgan and Warwickshire; Gareth Rees has fallen to Darren Stevens and Ian Westwood to Andre Adams. On the bright side, neither are in a worse position than Northants, who are four down following David Sales' departure to Matt Coles.
Somerset have lost a third, Chris Jones falling to Tony Palladino, as have Worcestershire, Matt Pardoe the man to go.
11:22am - Title-chasing Durham lose a second wicket, too, when Scott Borthwick edges Steve Magoffin behind. Champions Warwickshire are off to a solid start having not lost a wicket, as are Glamorgan.
11:17am - Somerset and Middlesex are also two down following the departures of Nick Compton and Joe Denly respectively. In Division Two, Leicestershire's Angus Robson has edged Will Gidman behind and Northants' Alex Wakely has become Balcombe's second victim.
WICKET Moeen Ali caught at short mid-wicket for 6 by Reece Topley diving forward off the bowling of Graham Napier. 17-2 in 10th over
— Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) September 3, 2013
Oh no! One wicked down, Tresco is caught behind at slip for 17. Chris Jones next man in! 25-1
— Somerset Cricket (@SomersetCCC) September 3, 2013
10:51am - Surrey, buoyed from their first championship win of the season against Derbyshire last week, strike an early blow when Jade Dernbach has Sam Robson caught behind, while Durham lose Keaton Jennings lbw to James Anyon. Northants are now two down, David Balcombe bowling James Middlebrook.
10:42am - Amid Gloucestershire choosing to field at Bristol, Hampshire and Essex claim early wickets. James Tomlinson ousts Northamptonshire's Stephen Peters for the former, while David Masters gets rid of Daryl Mitchell for the latter.
10:17am - The start has been delayed between Gloucestershire and Leicestershire at Bristol, with the action set to begin half an hour late. Elsewhere, the coin-flips have taken place:
Division One
Durham elect to bat against Sussex at the Emirates Durham ICG.
Nottinghamshire elect to field against Warwickshire at Trent Bridge.
Middlesex elect to bat against Surrey at the Kia Oval.
Somerset elect to bat against Derbyshire at Taunton.
Division Two
Worcestershire elect to bat against Essex at Chelmsford.
Hampshire elect to field against Northamptonshire at the Ageas Bowl.
Glamorgan elect to bat against Kent at the SWALEC Stadium.
10:05am - With the summer and lighter nights coming to a close, play will begin half an hour earlier than usual. That means news from the tosses is imminent!
9:45am - Hello and welcome to ecb.co.uk's live LV= County Championship blog. With the season now at its business end, this promises to be another crucial week.


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The Commission now offers organisers to exceptionally host their online signature collection systems on its own servers.
Organisers of European citizens' initiatives (ECIs) have the possibility to use a free software tool developed with the support of ISA to collect their signatures online. This temporary and optional service is a response to issues faced by some organisers during the start-up phase of this new instrument for participatory democracy. The Commission will also extend the one-year deadline to collect one million statements of support, to ensure that all organisers have a full 12 months from the moment the Commission's platform is operational, whether they use the platform or not.
Commission Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič said: "During these early stages of what is, after all, the biggest ever experiment in transnational participatory democracy, the Commission is absolutely determined to make sure that organisers of the first ECIs face no insurmountable stumbling blocks. Since some organisers struggled to find suitable host providers on the market for collecting signatures online, the Commission will offer its own servers to them as a hosting environment."
The Commission will now work with the organisers interested in using this service to help them set up their system and get it certified by the relevant national authority, so that all registered initiatives can start their online collection as soon as possible, with the necessary protection for signatories' personal details.
Organisers of two citizens' initiatives have already successfully set up their system with private service providers. One of them, the so-called 'right2water' initiative, just became the very first to receive certification by the competent national authority, clearing the last hurdle to start collecting statements of support online.
Launched in April this year, ECIs enable one million citizens from across Europe to come together and ask the Commission to do something about an issue that is important to them. Since then, nine initiatives have been registered by the Commission. These can be found on the ECI website: http://ec.europa.eu/citizens-initiative/public/initiatives/ongoing
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Keaton filmed his classic movie "The General" in Cottage Grove in 1926. He and his film crew stayed at the hotel during production.
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Pros and Cons of Ferriss's Slow-Carb Diet
Does this diet make sense?
"The whole notion of avoiding white carbs that turn quickly into sugar is a good thing to do," says James P. Nicolai, MD, medical director of the Andrew Weil, M.D. Integrative Wellness Program at Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa in Tucson, Ariz.
Also, "it can be helpful to eat the same meals each day because you don't think about food, as opposed to 'I am really hungry and don't have food to eat," Nicolai says. The latter can set you up for making unhealthy food choices.
But "rapid fat loss is not possible," says Barry Sears, PhD, president of Zone Labs Inc. and the Inflammation Research Foundation in Marblehead, Mass. "You can lose a lot of water weight or muscle mass quickly, but fat loss is a slow process and hard work."
Sears, who developed the Zone diet, says there is no such thing as a 4-hour body. "Skip the 4-hour body and opt for a 24-hour-365-day-a-year body, because you need a plan that makes sense that you can live with," Sears says.
"It's a spinoff of a low-carb diet with alcohol," says Michael Aziz, MD, of New York's Lenox Hill Hospital and author of The Perfect 10 Diet.
The amount of vegetables is limited in Ferriss's slow-carb diet. Ferriss offers a list of approved veggies -- including spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, peas, and green beans. But "we need all kinds of vegetables in all kinds of colors and sizes," Aziz says. "If you restrict vegetables, there can be long-term vitamin and mineral deficiencies."
Aziz also takes issue with weekly binge days. "This is not responsible and can be very dangerous," he says.
Ferriss' fondness for cottage cheese for weight loss and ban on other dairy products is one of the many contradictions in his book. It has zero scientific proof, but he claims it worked for him.
Ferriss is a big fan of ice baths or very cold showers. He writes that cold triggers hormones that aid and speed fat loss. "Cooling can burn calories," Aziz says. "A glass of cold water before a meal can do the same thing."


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Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month at Cary Art Center, except August, November and December. October meeting is always Bob Rankin Critique Night. Chairperson coordinates actual date with Bob.
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SEAT has revealed that the hot hatch version of the all-new Leon will arrive early next year – and it could be available in three different body styles for the first time.
That means that the new SEAT Leon Cupra will be available as a five-door and a slinkier three-door SC, but that just like the Ford Focus ST, it could also be available as a practical ST estate.
According to sources within the company, the Leon Cupra is set to produce more power than either the new VW Golf GTI or Skoda Octavia vRS, with a 2.0-litre TSI engine making around 261bhp. Power will be sent through the front wheels using a limited-slip differential, just like the one found on the Golf GTI Performance Pack.
SEAT's director of vehicle engineering and chassis development, Fermin Soneira Santos, confirmed that the styling would also be more subdued: "It will look different from the standard Leon but not over-the-top. This has to be a car people are proud to own, and you could definitely put your mother in law in this new Cupra."
He also confirmed that new chassis development meant that the new car would not have to compromise sharp handling in favour of ride comfort: "I am biased, but I promise this car will be just as comfortable at the weekend as it is driving on track"
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The shouts of "traitor" that rained on Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham last week at a local town hall meeting revealed rifts among conservatives that some analysts say might signal trouble for center-right politicians such as Graham.
Political experts say a burgeoning group of right-wing activists long seen as the fringe of the party is growing in influence, fueled by economic fears and populist ire over unchecked Washington spending and magnified by the power of the Internet.
Whether they represent a vocal minority or the seeds of a serious election challenge for Graham remains to be seen, though at least one Republican consultant thinks the state's senior senator has "real problems" outside of just a raucous town hall meeting.
"If he were running right now, he'd be in serious trouble," said Dave Woodard, a Clemson University political science professor and former campaign manager for Graham who said he has Upstate polling to support his view.
Graham, re-elected last year to another six-year term, flatly rejected that idea, describing the crowd at his town hall meeting this week as 40 percent Constitution Party members who are about to spark a "backlash" because of their "radical" views.
"They're a political fringe group," Graham told The Greenville News. "They believe that Medicare is unconstitutional and student loans are unconstitutional. I'm the conservative in the room."
The Furman University forum rapidly drew national attention via YouTube videos and political blogs last week, and Graham appeared to relish the chance to respond to hecklers, repeatedly telling them to "chill out" and that if they didn't like his efforts to build a big-tent party they could leave.
"I'm going to grow this party. I'm not going to let it be hijacked by Ron Paul," Graham said to boos and a shower of retorts from some in the crowd, many of whom identified themselves as supporters of the Texas congressman.
Conservative anger
Danielle Vinson, a Furman political science professor who introduced Graham at this week's forum, said the anti-Graham movement means that he is more likely to see primary opposition from the right in every election.
The conservative crowd that showed up at Furman this week is still in the minority statewide, Vinson said, but might not be far from representing commonly held views in Greenville and is "very active" compared to less engaged moderates that make up Graham's more natural base.
Still, she said Graham probably realizes he can cut his losses in Greenville and that he has plenty of time to maintain his stature elsewhere in the district.
Woodard is not so sure.
Before, he said a moderate U.S. senator from South Carolina could practice a science perfected by former Sen. Ernest "Fritz" Hollings -- vote how he wanted early in his term, then veer to the right in time to secure re-election. Now, YouTube and partisan Web sites give permanence to remarks that can inflame a critical crowd.
Broad support
Graham said the people who are angry with him still will feel the same way on Election Day but that he has the broad support of business owners, social and fiscal conservatives, military families, anti-abortion groups and gun rights advocates.
However, he said he won't go as far as some conservatives want.
"There's an element in politics, it's not enough to agree with them on the issue, you've got to hate who they hate," Graham said, estimating that a quarter of attendees at his town hall meeting raised their hands to indicate they thought Democrats were "devils."
"I'm not going to build a political career around hating people," he said.
Woodard said Graham now appears to make a point of his forays across the aisle to work with Democrats.
Furman's Vinson said Graham needs to get past those headline-grabbing moves and remind voters of what is essentially a conservative record.
The American Conservative Union gave Graham a conservative rating of 82 last year - behind some conservatives such as DeMint of Greenville and Jon Kyl of Arizona but ahead of numerous others including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback.
The Washington Post's congressional vote database shows Graham voting with the majority of his party 90.7 percent of the time.
It's sharing the state with DeMint that might hurt Graham the most among arch-conservatives, Vinson said.
'Siege mentality'
Vinson said the people who screamed at Graham this week and accused him of violating his oath of office are motivated, have a "siege mentality" because of election losses and don't seem to care about the math required to get legislation through Congress.
Woodard said, "They're feeling sort of like they've lost control of a lot of things."
He said he has become alarmed at the topics he's asked about that weigh heavily on the minds of some people.
They will ask what would happen if the president is assassinated, or if the entire economy collapses, or if China decides to call in its loans to the United States, Woodard said.
Graham said he doesn't think the vocal fringe is gaining ground.
"I am intent on making sure that people do not judge the county by this group," he said. "If this ever became the face of Greenville County, it would be harder to recruit industry."


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Breakfast crowd gets surprise as antagonists stage melee
|Stephen Bosco
Community activist Stephen Bosco walked into the popular eatery at about 8:30 a.m. and demanded to know whose motorcycle was parked in a handicapped parking spot in front, police said.
John McCarthy, a member of the Democratic Town Committee, said Friday evening that he always parks his motorcycle between two handicapped spots, and no one has ever told him to move.
As Bosco stormed into the restaurant, McCarthy admitted that the motorcycle was his, and police said "words were exchanged" between the two.
Citing witness testimony, police said Bosco punched McCarthy in the face while he was sitting at a table. From there, McCarthy said he acted in self-defense, body-slamming Bosco onto a table and pinning him to the floor.
"I will not allow anyone to put their hands on me," McCarthy said. "I don't do that to them, and I will not let them do it to me."
Bosco disputed the police version of events, saying he didn't throw the first punch.
"I don't know how I got arrested and he didn't," Bosco said.
Bosco said he was doing the right thing by protecting a handicapped parking spot for someone who genuinely needed it.
"The amazing thing to me is (McCarthy) doesn't have the common decency to think about the seniors in town," Bosco said.
McCarthy questioned Bosco's motives, suggesting that he was simply looking for an excuse to fight. The two have had a long-standing dispute.
"It was purely an excuse, this guy has threatened to kick my ass in public places probably half a dozen times," McCarthy said.
After the fight, Bosco got in his vehicle and drove south on Wolcott Road toward Waterbury. Police pulled him over at the corner of Nichols and Wolcott roads.
McCarthy, who was treated at the scene, suffered a cut to his chin, a bump to the back of his head and a loose tooth.
Bosco, 48, of 37 Richard Ave., was charged with third-degree assault, breach of peace and third-degree criminal mischief. He was released on a $500 bond.
McCarthy was cited for parking in a handicapped spot.
Ironically, Bosco was already due at Waterbury Superior Court Friday morning for charges of illegal possession of a weapon in a motor vehicle, possession of narcotics and failure to keep narcotics in their original container.
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ratsmik wrote on Aug 25, 2012 6:53 AM:
rmf wrote on Aug 25, 2012 7:58 AM:
blue star wrote on Aug 25, 2012 9:19 AM:
My feeling is it takes a lot of nerve and a good helping of ignorance to park your bike in a handicap spot.
It's not hard to see why someone might become irate at seeing this, it is a colossal effrontery. "
Gregg Nolan wrote on Aug 25, 2012 10:49 AM:
Regarding Wolcott being a nice town, it absolutely still is a nice town, we just have a new element of irrational people, in a rush and disregarding the rules. That is a national phenomenon, not a local trait.
Citizens should not be afraid to bring the violation to the attention of the driver, even if it means standing your ground. "
rockymountain44 wrote on Aug 25, 2012 11:01 AM:
Tired wrote on Aug 25, 2012 12:01 PM:
Reality wrote on Aug 25, 2012 12:04 PM:
Colon McEnroe wrote on Aug 25, 2012 12:17 PM:
dan wrote on Aug 25, 2012 12:33 PM:
ratsmik wrote on Aug 25, 2012 12:47 PM:
Tax payers are supporting you? Worry about yourself lose weight. Are you a diabetic? Free medical care? You look disgusting. "
Lil Tony wrote on Aug 25, 2012 1:14 PM:
@ Tired maybe not a century maybe a few more weeks.
In the words of the second greatest African America (second to Obama)CANT WE ALL JUST GET ALONG?
Lets make an agreement not to talk bad about people and just love one another.
I have know Mr. McCarthy for 15 yearsand he is a good man and no offense but if wants to park in the handicap space he should be allowed to. He has served Wolcott well and deserves a little benefit for that work.
My mother was a black american that took a lot of heat for marrying a white man so I know a bit about things like this, we could all be nicer to eachother.
@Ratsmilk your not very nice sometimes, just sayin
@ Mr. Bosco dont you dar lose weight, God loves all of us he way we are. "
Anthony Balogna wrote on Aug 25, 2012 1:14 PM:
7 inch knife lands Wolcott man in handcuffs
48-year-old Stephen Bosco, the truck's owner, allowed police to search the car where officers retried a 7.5 inch long Black American Angler knife along with a set of handcuffs, a pistol grip Kbar knife, pepper spray, 10 white pills of Endocet in a Zip-lock bag.
According to the Department of Motor Vehicles the truck's registration had been canceled due to a lack of insurance.
Bosco was charged with operating an unregistered motor vehicle without insurance, weapons in a motor vehicle, possession of narcotics and failure to keep prescription drugs in their original container. "
blue star wrote on Aug 25, 2012 2:32 PM:
Does this mean that Bill & Sam will be charging a cover for entertainment? "
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For all you people that talk bad about him put your names and don't hide behind your computers.
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and even more special type to do it over and over and over again and therefore think because nobody told him he was a jerk that it was ok. "
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Templar07 wrote on Aug 28, 2012 6:56 AM:
@Anthony Balogna who posted the article from WTNH in New Haven…BRAVO!!! Some people of Wolcott & Wtby are just fickle. How could you call a braggart a "community activist "who is proud of being arrested 20+ times? What type of role model is he trying to be for the youth of Wolcott? That is ok to drive around with narcotics in your vehicle & multiple weapons. "
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MKPformer resident wrote on Aug 29, 2012 12:53 PM:
Now, just because the Bosco's have donated time and money to the town does not give any of them the right to mete out vigilante justice to cover up a long standing feud.
I am not going to get into all the shady things and backdoor deals that Stephen and his brother Robert have gotten into, nor the way they mishandled Anstro's money as well as being abusive to their employees, because that is neither here nor there. Just as Stephen's 'work' with kids should have no bearing on how this incident is viewed. It was nice to see that he apologized to John, but it would be better if it was in person and not followed by a litany of "but I'm a role model who work with kids". Sounds like he needs to re-evaluate his life and his actions to prove that he really IS a role model for kids.
And not to be a stickler, but when a comment is poorly written and misspelled, it makes for a less than compelling argument. "
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jem7281 wrote on Aug 31, 2012 9:34 PM:
I keep reading sprinklings of him being a rescuer of youth from the ravages of drugs and alcohol.
Having been around the block a few time this sounds about as creditable as him being the next governor. One should never judge a book by it's cover but.... would you trust you teen to the man with that smiling face with a criminal arrest for drug possession and weapons in a car.
Don't tell me they were Rx. If you are any thing close to a drug counselor you know about keeping drugs in the Rx bottle.
Having worked 20 years for a state police department I can' believe all the people are tripping over themselves to write on his behalf. But then again to park your motorcycle in a handicap parking spot on a regular occasion shows a lack of..... something...... not sure what.
Maybe it is in the water in Wolcott. "
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MKPformer resident. wrote on Sep 2, 2012 6:40 PM:
Oh and the best spell check? KNOWING HOW TO SPELL. That doesn't take any time at all, but it does seem like you may have wasted a few days in English class. I wish I could comment more on what you said, but it didn't make much sense. Try for a cohesive thought before posting, it helps. I like debating, but not with ill-informed and ill-mannered people, it's exhausting.
Now, I know what I know, and like I said in my previous post, all that is neither here nor there. Point being is that just because you spend time and money in a town doesn't mean that you are above the law and that goes for both parties involved in this ridiculous altercation. "
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Templar07 wrote on Sep 5, 2012 7:43 AM:
Templar07 wrote on Sep 5, 2012 7:44 AM:
There is nothing wrong with trying to help the youth of the town, whether it's through athletics, clubs, or counseling if you have been properly trained and certified. But when your name appears in the paper for all the wrong reasons what kind of example is that really setting? With the access to media 24/7 and cell phones don't you think the youth of the town know what's really going on around them? "
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Definición de cabin en inglés:
1A private room or compartment on a ship: she lay in her cabin on a steamer
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- The options are these: If you definitely want to be alone in a single cabin, first look for a ship that has single cabins.
- The captain takes us on a guided tour, and the ship's various cabins and state-rooms are laid open to us in cross-section.
- Therefore they rushed to the vessel and hoped to be transported timely, and were willing to be placed outside the cabins or on the ship's deck.
berth, stateroom, compartment, room, deckhouse, sleeping quarters;
forecabin, outside cabin
historical roundhouse
compartment, passenger area, passenger accommodation
cab, compartment
1.1The area for passengers in an aircraft: animals are not allowed in the cabin of the aircraft
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- With the advent of pressurized cabins, the aircraft would be able to fly higher without the requisite oxygen aboard.
- Customers can now take a virtual tour of the aircraft cabins, book flights, order special meals and duty-free items and look up jobs in the airline, online.
- A definitive list of items now banned from aircraft cabins has been released and passengers are urged to comply with the new requirements.
2A small wooden shelter or house in a wild or remote area: the cabin lay three miles into the reserve
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- But mostly shelter is house or cabin or tent - a wall between us and the other of the land around us.
- Wingdims will live in houses, huts, cabins, or any other shelter, they have a wonderful relationship with nature and everything around them.
- But much of England is densely populated and there could never been enough cabins and huts to house us all; our architectural sprawl needs some containment, a bit of planning.
hut, log cabin, shanty, shack, shed;
Scottish bothy, shieling, shiel, but and ben;
North American cabana;
Canadian tilt;
Australian mia-mia, gunyah, humpy;
New Zealand whare;
South African hok
archaic cot
North American archaic shebang
verbo (cabins, cabining, cabined)[with object] (often as adjective cabined) dated
Confine in a small place: figurative the cabined and confined lives of the poor
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- They have allowed these anti-Victorians to be cabined in Victorian stereotypes.
- I need the salty sea air in my lungs to flush out the scent of that old man I was cabined with for so long.
- Now she's an object of pity and scandal in Sydney society, and she spills her feelings and facts to another cabined, cribbed and confined captive, her ex-teacher.
Middle English: from Old French cabane, from Provençal cabana, from late Latin capanna, cavanna.
cabinet from mid 16th century:
The modern meaning of 'a piece of furniture' developed from the original sense 'little cabin' or 'small room'. The use for the body of chief ministers who meet to discuss government policy dates from the 17th century. Confidential advisers of the monarch or chief ministers used to hold their meetings in a private room, and in time the term for the room was applied to the politicians themselves. Compare board
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Shouldn't the predominant type be Water? They are all Water-types while only 4/5 are Ice-types. - unsigned comment from Sparky elemental (talk • contribs)
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In India, when someone doesn't feel like working but still has to, one jokingly uses a Hindi phrase which translates to - "I have to do it for the evil-doer stomach" which implies one can't survive without earning livelihood and to earn that, one has to do work. I'm sure there is an English equivalent of this phrase. Does anyone have any idea?
Idiom to be used in a situation where someone doesn't want to work, but still does, because one can't survive without earning money
Not quite equivalent but try:
Unfortunately that will be out of favor in many parts of the world where they don't eat pork, but in the US it means that I have to work so I can feed my family.
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Extrahepatic Bile Duct Cancer Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Health Professional Information [NCI] - Unresectable, Recurrent, or Metastatic Extrahepatic Bile Duct Cancer
- General Information About Extrahepatic Bile Duct Cancer
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Other drugs and drug combinations await evaluation in randomized trials.
Current Clinical Trials
Check for U.S. clinical trials from NCI's list of cancer clinical trials that are now accepting patients with unresectable extrahepatic bile duct cancer, recurrent extrahepatic bile duct cancer and metastatic extrahepatic bile duct cancer. The list of clinical trials can be further narrowed by location, drug, intervention, and other criteria.
General information about clinical trials is also available from the NCI Web site.
- Nordback IH, Pitt HA, Coleman J, et al.: Unresectable hilar cholangiocarcinoma: percutaneous versus operative palliation. Surgery 115 (5): 597-603, 1994.
- Levy MJ, Baron TH, Gostout CJ, et al.: Palliation of malignant extrahepatic biliary obstruction with plastic versus expandable metal stents: An evidence-based approach. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol 2 (4): 273-85, 2004.
- Fritz P, Brambs HJ, Schraube P, et al.: Combined external beam radiotherapy and intraluminal high dose rate brachytherapy on bile duct carcinomas. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 29 (4): 855-61, 1994.
- Shin HS, Seong J, Kim WC, et al.: Combination of external beam irradiation and high-dose-rate intraluminal brachytherapy for inoperable carcinoma of the extrahepatic bile ducts. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 57 (1): 105-12, 2003.
- Valle J, Wasan H, Palmer DH, et al.: Cisplatin plus gemcitabine versus gemcitabine for biliary tract cancer. N Engl J Med 362 (14): 1273-81, 2010.
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Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel
Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel
Hotel Guest Rating: 9.3/10
15 Ngo Quyen Street, Hoan Kiem District
Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
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Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel
Stop at Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel to discover the wonders of Hanoi. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. Free Wi-Fi in all rooms, 24-hour security, daily housekeeping, gift/souvenir shop, photocopying are there for guest's enjoyment. Television LCD/plasma screen, internet access - wireless, internet access - wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, air conditioning can be found in selected guestrooms. To enhance guests' stay, the hotel offers recreational facilities such as fitness center, outdoor pool, spa, massage, garden. Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel is an excellent choice from which to explore Hanoi or to simply relax and rejuvenate. ...read more
Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi Hotel Amenities
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A stunning oasis of colonial luxury and hospitality at its best in the centre of Hanoi. The staff are highly attentive; the rooms are tastefully furnished & the food is delicious! You can't go wrong by making this choice!
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The hotel was excellent, well-laid out, well-thought out. The room was large and had everything we needed.
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The Addthis buttons aren't showing on posts. When view the page source, Addthis elements are there, but they are empty. After some investigating, turns out the the Addthis JS is missing from the head:
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When I manually add it to the head, the buttons appear. This is hacky. Why isn't the plugin inserting the script tag into the head? How can I fix this?


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Video: Northwestern's Mike McHugh makes slick one-handed grab
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Throw Northwestern wide receiver Mike McHugh's name into the hat for Big Ten catch of the year.
Penn State is 35-1-1 vs. Big Ten newcomer Maryland, however the two school haven't met since 1993.
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Your personal message fits perfectly on the colorful, wide striped Baseball Collage Personalized Notebook. Measuring 2 1/2 inches wide x 4 inches long, the Baseball Collage Notebook is easy to tuck in a purse or backpack to take anywhere with you. The Baseball Collage Personalized Notebook contains sixty sheets of unlined, white paper.
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What other support is there for cancer patients?
Living with a serious disease is difficult. Cancer patients and those who care about them face many problems and challenges. Coping with these difficulties is easier when people have helpful information and support services.
Cancer patients may worry about holding their job, caring for their family, or keeping up with daily activities. Worries about tests, treatments, hospital stays, and medical bills are also common. Doctors, nurses, and other members of the health care team can answer questions about treatment, working, or other activities. Meeting with a nurse, social worker, counselor, or a member of the clergy also can be helpful to patients who want to talk about their feelings or discuss their concerns about the future or about personal relationships.
Friends and relatives, especially those who have had personal experience with cancer, can be very supportive. Also, it helps many patients to meet with others who are facing problems like theirs. Cancer patients often get together in support groups, where they can share what they have learned about cancer and its treatment and about coping with the disease. It is important to keep in mind, however, that each patient is different. Treatments and ways of dealing with cancer that work for one person may not be right for another, even if they both have the same kind of cancer. It is a good idea to discuss the advice of friends and family members with the doctor.
Often, a social worker at the hospital or clinic can suggest groups that can help with rehabilitation, emotional support, financial aid, transportation, or home care. The American Cancer Society has many services for patients and families. Local offices of the American Cancer Society are listed in the white pages of the telephone directory. The Cancer Information Service also has information on local services.


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I just installed RDP 7 client on an XP SP3 PC and I do now see the checkbox for using multiple monitors... but it is greyed out.
What else do I need to do to make it selectable? Is it based on the specific client I'm connecting to? That seems unlikely since RDP wouldn't know until the connection is established.


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Hi all,
Yet another question!
For the menu in the ribbon, I have categories which drop down to child categories (see here) - but some of these child categories have children themselves, and I'd really like these to appear too, with a bit of an indent. Is this possible at all?


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State troopers responded to the scene, the Renton Issaquah Road just west of 151st Ave. SE, at about 7:30 p.m. Sunday after receiving reports of a serious crash.
Arriving there, they found two wrecked vehicles - a 2006 Lexus and a 1995 Honda Accord - with four injured occupants. All were rushed to the hospital.
A preliminary investigation found that the driver of the Lexus, a 27-year-old Issaquah man, was heading east on Renton Issaquah Road as the Honda was approaching from the west. The Lexus then veered across the center line and crashed head-on into the Honda.
Three people were riding in the Honda - a 30-year-old woman and a 48-year-old woman, both from Renton, and a 2-year-old girl. All were taken to Harborview Medical Center for treatment of injuries. Their conditions were not immediately available.
The driver of the Lexus was taken to Overlake Hospital. He is under investigation for DUI and vehicular assault.


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Obama Would Appreciate If His Hecklers at Least Stayed on Topic
"This is the health-care rally!"
The president was talking about the symbolic failure of the Obamacare rollout disaster, not the symbolic failure of the Keystone pipeline today when he was interrupted by global warming protesters. "That is the wrong rally!" he said through a painted-on grin. "We had the climate change rally back in the summer! This is the health-care rally." Wrong liberal letdown!


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Superfly is Southwest Regional Champions!
Though our team was still suffering from numerous injuries during regionals, we stayed mentally focused through all of Saturday and went 4-0. Our mantra throughout the day was "games to three"--every point is just another point in the game to three.
On Sunday we faced our in-region rivals, UC Santa Barbara, in the finals. We were unfortunately down 3-8 at halftime, but Superfly never let up and won the game 12-11 on universe point. We're going to Madison!
Which door? Front Door.
Minifly Wins Sectionals
Because of injuries and outside commitments, Superfly played sectionals with 11 people. We didn't let our low numbers get us down, however, and fought hard through all our games. We went the entire weekend without a single loss! Our injured teammates were immensely helpful on the sideline bringing us water and and gatorade, and their awesome sideline talk kept us pumped up.
Our team photo after winning Sectionals
Superfly Finishes 8th at Centex
During the first weekend of spring break, Superfly traveled to Austin, Texas to compete with competitive college teams from all over the country. After going 1-2 on Saturday, we placed 2nd in the pool through point differential and entered pre-quarters on Sunday. The weather was chilly and windy the entire day. In our first game, Wisco just couldn't keep up with our sick zone D and huck-and-zone O. We avenged our loss to them at Stanford Invite with a 10-6 win, but unfortunately we lost our next three games. We finished 8th after being seeded 15th, and our finish was high enough to earn us another bid to nationals for the Southwest.
The team after our Sunday games
After our Saturday games, we spent some time perfecting our dance before performing. Check out the video of our performance!
Superfly Places 8th at Stanford Invite
Superfly spent the last few weeks of winter quarter training hard; we started sprint practice each wednesday at 6:30 am in the weeks following Kaimana. Right before dead week, Superfly faced some tough competition from out of region teams here on our home turf. We fought hard against midwestern schools Carleton and Wisconsin and were able to secure a win against UNC. Check out some sweet action shots from our games! (Photos courtesy of Chris VanLang).
We had tons of parents, friends, and club teammates there who supported us, cheered us on, and brought us food. Thank you to all our amazing fans!
Kaimana Klassik 2013
Superfly traveled to Oahu over Presidents' Day weekend to compete in Kaimana Klassik 26. We finished in 9th place and played some windy games against very vetty club players. Our zone O improved immensely over the weekend, and we were able to experiment with several different defensive strategies.
Hilary Vance, Jennie Lummis, Halsey Hoster, and Anne Rempel at the Waimanalo Polo fields.
When we weren't playing, we spent time on the beach, at the parties, and learning our Centex dance so that we could film our dance video.
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In our weekely round up of design finds, we present to you modern buildings recently named on the World Monuments Fund Watch List, the work of photographer Andrew Myers, a behind-the-scenes time lapse of the Eames livng room being packed up for a LACMA exhibition, and much more. Scroll down for the full story.
Julia: Photographer Andrew Myers
I stumbled upon the work of Toronto-based photographer Andrew B. Myers, and I can't get enough. His images are wonderful; their composition, subject matter, and color palette keep me wanting to see more. Be sure to take a look at his portfolio!
Diana: Modern Buildings on the 2012 World Monuments Fund Watch List
If you've been paying attention to the latest preservation news, then you may have heard about three modern buildings that were just added to the World Monuments Fund's Watch List: the Manufacturers Hanover Building designed by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill; the Orange County Government Center by Paul Rudolph; and industrial designer Russel Wright's home, Manitoga, in Garrison, New York. Check out the WMF slideshow of all the watch sites.
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Miyoko: The Blue Angels are in Town
It's my favorite time of year. It's Fleet Week in San Francisco, which means the Blue Angels are in town. As the U.S. Navy's demonstration team, they perform as part of the Fleet Week Air Show on Saturday and Sunday but better yet, they practice the Thursday and Friday beforehand, and we have a perfect view from our office.
Aaron: Time-lapse Video: Eames House Living Room Packed up and Moved
I'm a sucker for a good time-lapse video, and this one, done by the Bryan Chan for the L.A. Times, shows workers packing up the living room at the famed Eames house to be reinstalled at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. LACMA's big modernism show "California Design: 1930-1965 'Living in a Modern Way'" opens this month and this is a fun glimpse of the process of setting it all up.
Jordan: Scared Bros at a Haunted House
Need a good laugh? Like a genuine HAHAHA? Scroll through this Flickr set of terrified folks at a Haunted House in Niagara Falls. It's really, really, really (really) funny. What are they looking at? Why are they all linked together in some sort of human train? Doesn't matter. Not one bit.
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Leah: 5:46 AM by Olivier Campagne and Vivien Balzi
5:46 am from ArtefactoryLab on Vimeo.
This video by Olivier Campagne and Vivien Balzi emulates the 1910 Great Flood of Paris with CGI. It's really incredible to imagine the entire city of Paris submerged in water. There is something mysterious and moving about this video. It's disturbing but delicate, and really touches on the beauty of architecture, and the harshness of nature. It also makes me think about what we could do to make things more sustainable and less harmful to our environment.
Megan: Cat Teepee by Loyal Luxe
My cat needs a Teepee. The luxury of living in the modern world should not be reserved for humans alone. Oh no my friends—our furry little creature companions deserve the best as well. Loyal Luxe makes these sweet dwellings for pets and they're affordable, too! And as if the teepee wasn't cool enough they have a Canadian cabin and bow ties for dogs too. Beat that!
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
This Sriracha Sauce has a subtle and addictive sweet heat to it. It's so easy and so good you might get caught trying to drizzle it on everything! It's great as a dip too!
This is a fruity version of my Homemade Sriracha Style Sauce. It's not too hot or sweet it's actually the best hot sauce I've ever made.
A quick, spicy addition to your pantry, homemade sriracha is leaps and bounds ahead of the store-bought stuff.
Hot & sweet: meet your new favorite condiment.
Chef Michael Hung's fermented chile vinegar (see the recipe) is light and fresh, with the complexity of Sriracha but without the overwhelming garlickly flavor.
Need to spice up your meal? How about some homemade Sriracha! yep, homemade!
Habanero Sriracha has a wonderful fruity, floral, garlicky taste that is balanced in its flavor to heat ratio. After taking most of the seeds out, this hot sauce has plenty of kick and you can taste the uniquely Caribbean flavor of the peppers.
Calling all pepper heads! Get the hot sauce you crave (only more flavorful, more customizable and cheaper) with three ingredients and a jar. THE best hot sauce in the world. Patience is the only ingredient that's hard to come by.
This sauce is HOT, garlicky and fantastically flavorful. The recipe doesn't make a tremendous amount, but all you need to a little to really bring on the heat.
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Spring Style: Black & White (and Cool All Over)
With graphic patterns and bold shapes, this classic colour combo is anything but boring.
Black and white are the season's perfect pair. Bound together in bold stripes or amplified with dramatic shapes and textures, these shades are anything but basic. Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs and Prada are just a few top designers showcasing pattern play through creative silhouettes and geometric jewellery. Click through the gallery to see mens- and womenswear with a nod to mod, as styled by Don Sumada and photographed by Tom Corbett.