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Lot 72: American Sarough
Auction 10 - Antique Carpets
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Description: around 1920 West Persia, cork wool on cotton This carpet was produced in the 19th and 20th century for the American market. Mostly oversized formats were produced, smaller carpets were also found among them. The carpets usually made of cork wool have typical colours, old pink, blue and mustard tones. In the 1970s these carpets from America were re-imported to Europe. The pile is silky soft, the patterns are always floral. 49,2 x 25,6 inch condition 3, Small defects, such as in need of purification, minor scratches, minor damage to the peripheral zones or fringes. Possibly restorations, Abrash. Repair is not necessary
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Starting Doses for Add-On Therapy in Type 2 Diabetes
The choice of antihyperglycemics used in patients with type 2 diabetes has changed dramatically over the last 5 years. We have an ever increasing number of options that allow us to customize diabetes medications to best fit the needs of the patient.
For the vast majority of individuals with type 2 diabetes, the initial agent should be metformin. This is normally initiated at 500 mg BID for 1 week and increased to the maximum effective dose of 1000 mg BID.
Over-time most patients will require additional antihyperglycemics to meet their glycemic targets. The selection of additional agents should be customized to fit the needs of the patient.
The CDA Guideline Recommendations for Additional Antihyperglycemics
The CDA guideline committee has developed several useful tools to help in the selection of agents to add to metformin monotherapy. These include:
- Management of Hyperglycemia in Type 2 Diabetes Algorithm (2016)
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Each of these tools can provide clinicians with some guidance on which agent to choose for a patient.
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Hearsay bits: Sean Foreman and Nat Motte put the 'OH!' in 3OH!3 at mtvU's Woodie Awards and more
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Oh my!: Recognize these striking dames? Yeah, us neither. That boa helmet and weird, red, veil, feathery thing kind of obscures any chance we have any sort of face recognition. This pic was snapped a few nights ago at mtvU's Woodie Awards, which will evidently be broadcast on Friday, December 4. Luckily, the fine folks over at network went ahead and solved the mystery for us. Evidently dudes looking like ladies here are none other than the insatiable hooligans from the People's Republic, Sean Foreman and Nat Motte from 3OH!3, all dolled up to resemble Lady Gaga. Bet the ladies went gaga over that one (see the clip after the jump). Yerp. Uh, sorry. Think we just threw up a little in our mouth.
Bouncing back: After maintaining a relatively low profile for the past few years, the Trampolines airborne once again. On the strength of its solid new record, Between the Lines, released this past July, the act has managed to recaptured the attention of fans, performing again warming up stages for kindred acts such as the BoDeans and Pat McGee, while also gaining notice from industry types. Bunnim-Murray, the production company that produces many of MTV's flagship reality shows and had previously licensed the act's music, has once again inked an deal with the Tramps to use their songs in shows MTV mainstays the Real World and Road Rules, as well as other mind-numbing fodder such as Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Khloe & Kourtney Go to Miami and M-Theory, among others. Catch the Trampolines this evening when the group opens for John Waite at the Soiled Dove Underground.
Place your Bedz: Remember way back when the Denver Nuggets were in the playoffs earlier this year? (We know, seems like ages ago, doesn't it?) DJ Bedz, the team's official DJ, apparently made a wager with the Dallas Maverick's official DJ Ro Parrish. If the Nugs lost, Bedz promised to do a bunch of humiliating stuff that involved going to Dallas on his own dime and then becoming a Mavs apologist. Well, as you might remember, the Nuggets kicked the crap out of Cuban's boys, which means Parrish was on the hook to come out here and be our bitch. That said, tomorrow night, he's making good. After getting heckled at the Nuggets/Bulls game, he'll be joining Bedz over at Sutra to throw down on the ones and twos.
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Hi Mike, How does column stride fields work for StringIndex field caching? I have been working on the tag index which may be more suitable for field caching and makes range queries faster. It is something that would be good to integrate into core Lucene as well. It may be more suitable for many situations. Perhaps the column stride and tag index can be merged? What is the progress on cs? > Reopen then must only "materialize" any > buffered deletes by Term & Query, unless we decide to move up that > materialization into the actual delete cal, since we will have > SegmentReaders open anyway. I think I'm leaning towards that approach... > best to pay the cost as you go, instead of aggregated cost on reopen? I don't follow this part. There is an IndexReader exposed from IndexWriter. I think the individual SegmentReaders should be exposed as well, I don't see any reason not to and there are many cases where it has been frustrating that SegmentReaders are package protected. I am not sure from what you mentioned how the deletedDocs bitvector is handled. On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 8:30 AM, Michael McCandless <email@example.com> wrote: > > Jason Rutherglen wrote: > >> Mike, >> >> The other issue that will occur that I addressed is the field caches. >> The underlying smaller IndexReaders will need to be exposed because of >> the field caching. Currently in ocean realtime search the individual >> readers are searched on using a MultiSearcher in order to search in >> parallel and reuse the field caches. How will field caching work with >> the IndexWriter approach? It seems like it would need a dynamically >> growing field cache array? That is a bit tricky. By doing in memory >> merging in ocean, the field caches last longer and do not require >> growing arrays. > > First off, I think the combination of LUCENE-1231 and LUCENE-831, which > should result in FieldCache that is "distributed" down to each SegmentReader > and much faster to initialize, should make incrementally updating the > FieldCache much more efficient (ie, on calling IndexReader.reopen, it should > only be the new segments that need to populate their FieldCache). > > Hopefully these land before real-time search, because then I have more API > flexibility to expose column-stride fields on the in-RAM documents. There > is still some trickiness, because an "ordinary" IndexWriter would never hold > the column-stride fields in RAM. They'd be flushed to the Directory, > immediately per document, just liked stored fields and term vectors are > today. So, maybe, the first RAMReader you get from the IndexWriter would > load back in these fields, triggering IndexWriter to add to them as > documents are added (maybe using exponentially growing arrays as the > underlying store, or, perhaps separate array fragments, to prevent > synchronization when reading from them), such that subsequent reopens simply > resync their max docID. > >> How do you plan to handle rapidly delete the docs of >> the disk segments? Can the SegmentReader clone patch be used for >> this? > > I was thinking we'd flush new .del files every time a reopen is called, but > that could very well be costly. Instead, we can keep the deletes pending in > the SegmentReaders we're holding open, and then go back to flushing on > IndexWriter's normal schedule. Reopen then must only "materialize" any > buffered deletes by Term & Query, unless we decide to move up that > materialization into the actual delete cal, since we will have > SegmentReaders open anyway. I think I'm leaning towards that approach... > best to pay the cost as you go, instead of aggregated cost on reopen? > > Mike > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Six Tips for Doing Drugs at Music Festivals and Not Getting Screwed by the Police
Timothy Norris This dude is actually drug-free. But he still knows his rights.
Hate to say it, but some of you at Coachella will be approached by police officers assuming you have drugs. Well, you just may, but guess what? You still have rights, man.
Cameron Bowman is here to help! As a music festival lover and attorney at San Jose firm Valencia, Ippolito & Bowman, he's a legal expert on this kind of thing. Bowman, AKA the Festival Lawyer, talks about the best ways to protect yourself if you're approached by the fuzz at the fest.
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1. Your medical marijuana card doesn't mean shit.
Sure, your "glaucoma" (or even your case ofhemorrhoids) has earned you the right to legally purchase marijuana at any number of pot shops in L.A., but that does not mean you can legally bring it into the festival. Coachella makes it very clear on its website that wacky tobacky purchased with a medical card is as illegal as stuff purchased on the black market.
"People need to realize," says Bowman, "that a medical marijuana card is a recommendation from a doctor that you're allowed to use marijuana to treat an ongoing physical or mental condition. It's not the same as a prescription, and under federal law it's still illegal." Because Coachella is a private event, it also means the organizers can set any rules they like about what is and is not allowed inside.
This scenario becomes even less legal when those with a medical marijuana card purchase weed with the intent to share it with friends or sell it to strangers. (Both of these acts are considered "distribution" and are felony offenses.) "There are real limits on what you can do," Bowman says. "If you are transporting or possessing marijuana for purposes of sale, not only is it illegal, but it's what called a non-alternative felony, which means that a judge can't reduce it to a misdemeanor, you're not eligible for drug diversion programs, and it's basically a felony on your record for the rest of your life."
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According to Babauta (Zen to Done), employing "the power of less" will propel readers from chaos to blissful and productive minimalism. Learning to set limitations, such as penning a three-item "Most Important Task" list every day and restricting e-mails to five lines, is a cornerstone for the author's plan for increased simplicity and satisfaction. With new boundaries in place, readers can discover "flow," become wholly absorbed in tasks and live the paradox of doing less and achieving more. (Jan.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
The Power of Less: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential...in Business and in Lifeby Leo Babauta
With the countless distractions that come from every corner of a modern life, it's amazing that were ever able to accomplish anything. The Power of Less demonstrates how to streamline your life by identifying the essential and eliminating the unnecessary freeing you from everyday clutter and allowing you to focus on accomplishing the goals that can change your life for the better.
The Power of Less will show you how to:
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What better way to start the New Year than to get rid of the old and start anew? Popular blogger Babauta (ZenHabits.net) advises readers to identify the essential and eliminate the rest, while life coach Blanke (Between Trapezes) cuts to the chase, ordering her audience to empty that stuffed kitchen drawer. What distinguishes Blanke's book is her advice to let go of not only stuff but also regrets, ideas about one's personality type, and the need to be liked by everyone. Babauta, too, advocates five-sentence emails and single-tasking for clearing away mental clutter. Both worthwhile purchases are heartily recommended.
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- Pages:
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Leo Babauta has been a reporter, editor, speechwriter, and freelance writer for the last 17 years. He founded ZenHabits.net with no funding in January 2007, and one year later it is a top 50 blog with about a million unique visitors per month. Using the methods he shars in THE POWER OF LESS over the last two years, he's trained and successfully completed a marathon, he's doubled his income, he's eliminated his debt, he's quit smoking, and he's written a novel.
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THE POWER OF LESS is one of the more logically written, user-friendly manual companions for self-improvement available in book form. Leo Babauta succeeds where many others fail because he converses with the reader instead of setting out a grand plan, scheme or recipe as a checklist for obsessive self-help book readers. His writing style is casual yet intelligent, supportive, and encouraging.
The quest for simplifying our too chaotic lives is the driver for this book. Babauta has a way of presenting his thoughts that challenges the reader to examine just how cluttered our days have become. And if our days are cluttered with addictions to email, blog sites, and other fixations on the internet, he offers ways to re-think the priorities we have established in this immediate communication world in order to find a sense of balance for living the lives we all desire. Early on in the book Babauta presents two principles that remain the key to the book: 1) 'By setting limitations, we must choose the essential. So in everything you do, learn to set limitations'. and 2) 'By choosing the essential, we create great impact with minimal resources. Always choose the essential to maximize your time and energy.' The remainder of this easy to digest book takes the reader on the journey of learning how to implement these principles.
If there could be only one reason to read this book it would be to gain an appreciation for just how cluttered our lives have become, and unfortunately, lost in that clutter are such vital treasures as true interpersonal friendships and tending to our fellow human beings. And that is reason enough to read THE POWER OF LESS: the discovery of the essentials will follow. Grady Harp
I've read many self-help books over the years. They tell you to do a certain thing you do want to do but often haven't been able to do for some reason (procrastination, stress, etc.). If you are like me, you bought the self-help book to motivate you, more than instruct you. Intellectually you know what you should do, but can't for some reason. That is the beauty of "The Power of Less". While it can stand alone, it can also work with other self-help books by helping you to break down the tasks you need to do into do-able parts. Whether you ever use other self-help books or not, this book is worthwhile to get you through projects and prioritze what is truly important in your life.
I've read a lot of books that promise to help you simplify your life and help you get focuses. This wonderful book has lots of ideas that can really help you do that. When you get it (pun intended), you get focused, you get productive... and you can really simplify, really good.
Clean and concise. Very helpful.
Leo Babauta just makes good sense. His approach to life is to find what matters and toss the rest. In straightforward language and stories of his own experiences, he hands the reader a plan for living life well. There's nothing much new here - it is a collection of all the best advice out there and a lot of common sense. The only thing missing is the reader's determination to make it work. They have to supply that. Babauta is not a brilliant writer and this is not a weighty tome - it is a gem of a guidebook for anyone overwhelmed with life as we know it today.
The next time you're sitting at a red light, note how many of the drivers around you are talking on cellphones or text messaging. Do your co-workers scurry about, occasionally pausing to converse, even though they're clearly preoccupied? Most people seem resigned to living in the fast lane, where stress and multitasking are unavoidable realities. Not Leo Babauta, even though he is the father of six children. Babauta believes you can stop the insanity by simplifying your life. His strategy for restoring order is based on six productivity principles, starting with setting limits, since it's impossible to do everything. If you examine your core beliefs, values and goals, Babauta says you can begin trimming away things that complicate your life and focus on what's really important (even if a three-item main project list seems a little short to you). Although the author does not break new ground, getAbstract believes his suggestions and ideas are reassuring and helpful. Plus, it's nice to know that not everyone is crazy.
Was recommended this book by a fellow photographer, when she told me she was into de stressing and decluttering her life. I found the book to have some great suggestions and insight. Easy read, keeps your attention and the tips are helpful. Would recommend it to anyone looking to declutter their life by organizing time, projects and managing how you spend your time with your life. Good read.
I was intrigued by the title of this book while browsing the audio section at a store, and decided to buy it. I was one of the best self-help, motivational books I have ever read (listend to in my case). It will help you to get more done in less time by doing what is important to you and eliminating non-essentials. I recommend this to anyone. You will get something useful and I would bet more than just one thing. I am using most of his techniques and am finally making progress in decluttering my house after years of just wishing about it.
This book is certainly not a `management' style book in the sense of a Covey or Blanchard publication. However, if I really wanted my managers to be more productive, efficient and serve the customer better while maintain dignity for the employees I would have to recommend this book over the other `management' types. Why? Because this book captures the essence of good management and (to go out on a limb) good leadership as well.
While providing great tips and techniques for clearing out the clutter in your life, more importantly, the spirit of the book provides the real foundation for a successful career. Applied in its totality, I believe LESS can help the poor manager manage better and the better manager to become the best he or she can be.
If I were to present a first time supervisor a gift, it would be a three book set (all published in 2008). They would be High Altitude Leadership: What the World's Most Forbidding Peaks Teach Us About Success, Wingtips with Spurs and Power of Less, The: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential...in Business and in Life. With these three, I have given them the knowledge. The ambition is up to them.
As a corporate director of human resources, I will ensure that everyone has this important new book on their bookshelf within easy grasp.
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"Eruption Under the Stars" ~ Bromo Volcano ~ Indonesia ~ Night Photography ~ Nikon
I have been wanting to photograph this area for years now, and I finally got the chance a few weeks ago. We stayed in a small town about 30 minutes away for about a week. This is one of two very, very different photos of Bromo erupting that I love. I will post the other at some point as well.
This is a 30 sec exposure at F2.8, ISO 320.
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Double-Duty Tip #2: Skip the workout machines.
With a few sets of dumbbells (free weights), you can target every muscle group in your body without wasting time moving from machine to machine at the gym or switching between various pieces of equipment. It doesn't take much space to complete a dumbbell circuit either.
It may be counterintuitive to think that performing an exercise using just one side of your body at a time (one-sided exercises, also called "unilateral" training) would give you better results in less time, but stick with me here. A few common examples of unilateral exercises include single-leg squats, one-arm dumbbell rows and single-arm lateral raises with a band.
Developed in England in 1953, circuit training combines aerobic and strength-training exercises into a series of stations. Positioned around a given area, you visit each station in succession to perform the given exercise without resting between stations. While true circuit-training involves both strength and aerobic exercises (such as squats and jumping rope), you can also circuit train without adding the aerobic exercises at the gym or at home by moving quickly from one strength-training move to the next, reducing rest time and maximizing efficiency.
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1–1.5kg mussels
Rapeseed oil
3 shallots, sliced into half moons
1 garlic clove, crushed under a knife and then finely sliced
250ml medium-dry cider
250ml chicken stock
100ml double cream
4 sprigs of tarragon
Sea salt
Sourdough bread, to serve
Mussels are one of our favourite shellfish. We are truly addicted to them and feel you can never have enough. It is perhaps without much objectivity therefore that we would claim they are one of the most outstanding foods to be found in the British Isles.
We have introduced a West Country twist to this classic recipe with the addition of a medium-dry local cider called Perry's Dabinett, but any good medium-dry cider can be substituted.
Rather than using fish stock, we opt for the deeply rich and meaty pressure-cooked chicken stock that is an essential part of our kitchen routine (see our book). Chicken and cider have a great affinity with each other and you will soon see why this works so well in this dish. The "bridging" flavour is the tarragon. If you don't have any, you can substitute star anise.
Rinse the mussels under cold water and remove their "beards". A few will be slightly open. Tap them quite hard on the work surface. If, after a minute or so, the mussel closes, you know it is alive. Discard any mussels that do not close.
Heat a splash of rapeseed oil in a large pan, add the shallots and garlic and fry over a medium heat until softened but not browned. Add the cider, chicken stock and cream and turn the heat up high with the lid on. Once the liquid has come to a boil, add the mussels.
Stir once, cover the pan again and cook for 2–3 minutes, until the mussels open. Add the tarragon sprigs and stir the mussels to check the majority have opened. Discard any that don't open. It is far easier to overcook mussels than it is to undercook them, so resist the urge to continue any longer.
With a slotted spoon, divide the mussels between two serving bowls, then taste the cooking liquid and add salt if needed. Ladle the liquor over the mussels and get amongst them pronto. An empty mussel shell makes a perfect set of tweezers for removing the remaining mussels from their shells, and decent sourdough bread will thirstily mop up the last drops of the liquor.
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The proposed application represents a comprehensive plan of three projects to improve the capacity of existing tests for pancreatic cancer, and to validate novel biomarkers discovered as part of collaborative efforts during the previous phase of the EDRN. The first project further develops a broad based diagnostic test for pancreatic cancer that enhances the CA19-9 test and incorporates elements of early detection of cancer by detecting autoantibodies to tumor specific glycopeptide structures found on mucins. The earliest premalignant and malignant lesions in the pancreas express MUCI, MUC4, MUC5ac, MUC16, and MUC17 with truncated O-linked structures attached (Tn, sialyl Tn, T) but may not produce a sufficient amount to be detected in serum. Instead, autoantibodies to these specific structures are produced at sufficiently high concentrations to be detected. As lesions progress mucins are detected in circulation, initially as immune complexes with the autoantibodies, and in later stages in the absence of immune complexes. This overall hypothesis will be tested by developing a set of three integrated tests for serum: a test that quantifies autoantibodies, a test that quantifies immune complexes, and a test that quantifies circulating mucins for both oligosaccharide and core protein (on the same molecule). A complementary study in collaboration with Dr. Sam Hanash will identify non-mucin proteins that carry Tn and sialyl Tn antigens and evaluate autoantibodies to these proteins. The second project led by Dr. Surinder Batra proposes to further develop a novel analytical test that shows enhanced sensitivity for detection mucin type glycoprotein (which can be difficult to detect using conventional techniques) using surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS). This technique will be used to develop an assay for multiple biomarkers in serum. The third project, led by Dr. Schmittgen and in collaboration with Dr. Hollingsworth, will undertake discovery of potential miRNA biomarkers in plasma and urine of patients with different stages of pancreatic cancer and evaluate the prognostic utility for patients with resected pancreatic cancer of evaluating the tissue expression of a set of microRNAs that are associated with early metastasis of pancreatic cancer.
The early detection of pancreatic cancer would increase the percentage of patients eligible for curative resection, and thereby significantly improve the fraction and longevity of survivors of this disease, which is among the most lethal of cancers.
|Krasnoslobodtsev, Alexey V; Torres, María P; Kaur, Sukhwinder et al. (2015) Nano-immunoassay with improved performance for detection of cancer biomarkers. Nanomedicine 11:167-73
|Dey, Parama; Rachagani, Satyanarayana; Vaz, Arokia P et al. (2014) PD2/Paf1 depletion in pancreatic acinar cells promotes acinar-to-ductal metaplasia. Oncotarget 5:4480-91
|Gupta, Suprit; Batra, Surinder; Jain, Maneesh (2014) Antibody labeling with radioiodine and radiometals. Methods Mol Biol 1141:147-57
|Azevedo-Pouly, Ana Clara P; Elgamal, Ola A; Schmittgen, Thomas D (2014) RNA isolation from mouse pancreas: a ribonuclease-rich tissue. J Vis Exp :e51779
|Thege, Fredrik I; Lannin, Timothy B; Saha, Trisha N et al. (2014) Microfluidic immunocapture of circulating pancreatic cells using parallel EpCAM and MUC1 capture: characterization, optimization and downstream analysis. Lab Chip 14:1775-84
|Vaz, A P; Ponnusamy, M P; Rachagani, S et al. (2014) Novel role of pancreatic differentiation 2 in facilitating self-renewal and drug resistance of pancreatic cancer stem cells. Br J Cancer 111:486-96
|Joshi, Suhasini; Kumar, Sushil; Choudhury, Amit et al. (2014) Altered Mucins (MUC) trafficking in benign and malignant conditions. Oncotarget 5:7272-84
|Souchek, J J; Baine, M J; Lin, C et al. (2014) Unbiased analysis of pancreatic cancer radiation resistance reveals cholesterol biosynthesis as a novel target for radiosensitisation. Br J Cancer 111:1139-49
|Kaur, Sukhwinder; Sharma, Neil; Krishn, Shiv Ram et al. (2014) MUC4-mediated regulation of acute phase protein lipocalin 2 through HER2/AKT/NF-*B signaling in pancreatic cancer. Clin Cancer Res 20:688-700
|Liu, Xiang; Yi, Chunhui; Wen, Yunfei et al. (2014) Interactions between MUC1 and p120 catenin regulate dynamic features of cell adhesion, motility, and metastasis. Cancer Res 74:1609-20
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Today at the DIA EDM (Electronic Data Management) conference, we are taking the wrappers off a new whitepaper the covers how to configure SharePoint 2010 in a 21 CFR Part 11 regulated environment. This whitepaper is a joint effort between Microsoft Life Sciences and Paragon's Life Sciences consulting practice.
As in the tradition of all things related to the FDA, this is DRAFT guidance. Frankly, we are looking and asking for feedback. If the approach is different than what you'd take or if something just doesn't work (despite our best efforts), please send us feedback. We want to hear from you.
The approach in this whitepaper is very different from all previous papers from Microsoft that deal with compliance: Instead of just saying "it can be compliant because of these features", we took a use case approach. By enumerating use cases, we take an approach that is closer to what your company will do when validating the software. And while this is not completely prescriptive – neither Microsoft nor Paragon states doing these steps in this whitepaper will make you compliant – this paper is intended to provide guidance for your validation documentation.
The paper itself will appear on both Microsoft's and Paragon's websites later this week. In the meantime, feel free to e-mail me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com for a copy of the whitepaper or – even as importantly – to provide feedback.


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Famous and notable Emerson College alumni
Emerson College started out as the Boston Conservatory of Elocution, Oratory, and Dramatic Art in 1880. Since then the school has expanded in the heart of Downtown Boston and opened satellite buildings in Los Angeles and The Netherlands.
Here are a few of Emerson's high-powered alumni, which include Jay Leno, Henry Winkler, Jennifer Coolidge, and members of "Passion Pit." Next
Jay Leno
Class of 1973
After earning a degree in speech therapy, Leno got his start in comedy by performing in nightclubs as he toured the country. In the mid-1980s, he began appearing on late-night TV, and eventually became a guest host on "The Tonight Show." He beat out David Letterman for the host position when Johnny Carson retired in 1992, and has been running the show ever since. Next
Maria Menounos
Class of 2000
The Medford native used to work at the Dunkin' Donuts below Emerson College.
Pictured: Maria Menounos posed with Mckayla Maroney, left, on the set of 'Extra' in 2012. Next
Denis Leary
Class of 1979
Worcester-born Leary attended Emerson at the same time as Steven Wright and actress Gina Gershon. In 1976, he helped start the Emerson Comedy Workshop, a training ground for countless artists ever since. Next
Bill Burr
Class of 1993
"Emerson was probably the first place I went to where I was able to get better at the thing I wanted to do," Burr said in an interview. "It gave me the sense I was going to be all right in this business. There are so many people in the business—not just comedians, but writers, actors, producers, directors, creators of shows—and they were all doing well . . . It makes it really tangible." Next
Andrew Martin
Class of 1969
Martin's curriculum vitae includes a starring role in the Canadian sketch comedy TV show "SCTV" with comedians John Candy, Eugene Levy, and Rick Moranis. She's also a Tony Award-winning actress with Broadway credentials, including roles in "My Favorite Year," "Oklahoma," and "Fiddler on the Roof." Next
Henry Winkler
Class of 1967
Winkler graduated from Emerson and earned a master's of fine arts from Yale in 1970. In 1974, he was cast in the film "The Lords of Flatbush," and that same year he won the part of Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli in the hit television series "Happy Days."
Pictured: Annie Yaeger, 7, stood with actor Henry Winkler while on the set of "Here Comes the Boom" at Faneuil Hall. Next
Steven Wright
Class of 1978
The Burlington native is among the most recognizable stand-up comedians for his droll delivery and unique ability to twist the ordinary like a Salvador Dali painting.
Pictured: Steven Wright, left, with Anthony Clark and Denis Leary 'talked with Emerson College students about the showbiz industry at the Emerson Majestic Theatre in 1996. Next
Michael Angelakos, Passion Pit
Class of 2009
The lead singer of this rising music group was the only member of the band to attend Emerson. He met the others, who went to Berklee, through mutual friends.
Pictured: Angelakos performed with his Boston band Passion Pit at the Bank of America Pavilion. Next
Jennifer Coolidge
Class of 1985
This Norwell native went through the theatre department at Emerson before joining "The Groundlings" comedy troupe in Los Angeles.
Pictured: Coolidge at the premiere of "American Reunion" in Los Angeles. Next
Joely Fisher
Class of 1989
The daughter of Conni Stevens and Eddie Fischer is also the half-sister of Carrie Fisher. She has recently appeared in the TV shows "Ellen" and "Til Death."
Pictured: Fisher at the Public Garden in 2006. Next
David Cross
Class of 1988.
He dropped out of Emerson after a semester but found his passion for sketch-comedy after joining the school's group "This is Pathetic."
Pictured: Cross pictured with wife Amber Tamblyn in 2011. Next
Gina Gershon
She attended classes at Emerson College but eventually graduated from New York University.
Pictured: Gershon in front of the Liberty Hotel. Next
Paul Thomas Anderson
He went to two semesters at Emerson as an English major and only two days at New York University before dropping out and diving into film making. His latest movie, "The Master" is critically acclaimed.
Pictured: Paul Thomas Anderson in 2002. Next
Brandon Lee
Class of 1988
Brandon Lee, son of Bruce, majored in Theatre Studies for a year before leaving and moving to New York.
Pictured: Lee in the 1994 movie "The Crow." Next
Max Mutchnick
Class of 1987
The Emmy-award winning producer was behind shows like "Boston Common" and "Will & Grace." His latest show on CBS is called "Partners."
Pictured: Mutchnick at the Will & Grace set on campus. Next
Paul Dini
Graduated Emerson with a BFA in creative writing. Since then, he's been involved in several notable cartoons, including "Tiny Tunes," "Batman: The Animated Series," and shows like "Lost."
Pictured: A scene from Batman: The Animated Series. Next
Laura Kightlinger
Class of 1990
The comedian wrote for television shows like "Roseanne" and "Saturday Night Live."
Pictured: Kightlinger with Louis C.K., Mike Hagerty, Pamela Adlon in the short-lived HBO series "Lucky Louie." Next
Alex Tse
Class of 1998
The screenwriter played on Emerson's basketball team. He recently helped adapt the classic comic series "Watchmen" into a movie.
Seth Grahame-Smith
Class of 1998
The author, screenwriter, and producer was behind movies like "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Killer" and "Dark Shadows."
Pictured: Grahame-Smith spoke about his work to Emerson College staff, students, faculty, and alumni at the Paramount Center on March 20, 2012. Next
Eddie Brill
Class of 1980
The comedian founded the Emerson Comedy Workshop with Denis Leary, Chris Phillips and Adam Roth, as well as the first comedy writing department with Norman Lear.
Pictured: Brill on the set of "Late Show with David Letterman." Next
Doug Herzog
Class of 1981
Herzog is currently the President of MTV Networks Entertainment Group. He's credited with bringing TV shows like "South Park" and "The Daily Show" to Comedy Central. Next
Mario Cantone
Class of 1982
Pictured: Cantone visited the Stoneham High School auditorium in 2005. Next
Joseph Leo Bwarie
Class of 1999
PIctured: Bwarie, second from left, performing in "Jersey Boys" in 2009. Next
Bobbi Brown
Class of 1979
Makeup artist Bobbi Brown, founded Bobbi Brown Professional Cosmetics. She studied theatrical makeup as an Emerson student in the 1970s. Next
Spalding Gray
Class of 1963
Pictured: Actor-writer-monologist Spalding Gray performed his monologue, "Morning, Noon and Night," at the Beaumont theater in New York in 1999. Next
Sam Presti
Class of 2000
The General Manager of the Oklahoma City Thunder used to play basketball for Emerson. He graduated with a degree in communications, politics, and law. Back to the beginning


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I figured you did know. I thought coppicing and stooling were the same
thing too - usually 6-18 inches. But before writing that I googled. Every
item I came across said coppicing was cutting to the ground, which was news
to me. Stooling was described as up to 24 in so I included that in my
message. I think these terms, including pollarding are sort of like common
names for plants. The term means what it means in certain areas and changes
from location to location or from everyday gardeners to educated gardeners.
Since I found this discrepancy, I would be more inclined to always include
the height to cut back to with the term as in:
Coppice the plant to the ground.
Stool the shrub to 12 inches high.
Coppice this bush to within 6-18 inches in height.
This would ensure the reader would have no doubt about the instruction.
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> In a message dated 3/27/04 10:21:02 PM, email@example.com writes:
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> Kitty, it just reminded me of what I saw. Many of these were in public
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> I believe coppicing and stooling is the same performance which I do
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TCO - Terrestrial Carbon Observations databaseEntry ID: GTOS_TCO
Abstract: The TCO network will use a dual constraint system approach that
permits the estimation of fluxes between the terrestrial surface and
other earth system components, the atmosphere and the oceans. The
observation strategy will use various measurement techniques and
models to minimize estimation errors. This will be achieved through
the coupling of two main flux ... estimation approaches, 'bottom up'
(through ecosystem process models based on driven by diverse gridded
data) and 'top down' (atmospheric inversion models constrained by a
range of input data types). Both methods require satellite and in situ
Policy makers need information on carbon sources and sinks at the
national and sub-national levels in order to develop future emission
trading arrangements that involve forests and other ecosystems. While
such information is likely to be provided through various methods,
there will be a need for a globally consistent source to serve as a
reference and a basis for comparison.
Data link: http://www.fao.org/gtos/tcoDAT.html
Information was obtained from http://www.fao.org/gtos/tcoABT.html
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Dataset Title: TCO - Terrestrial Carbon Observations database
Dataset Publisher: FAO, United NationsOnline Resource: http://www.fao.org/gtos/tcoDAT.html
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Role: DIF AUTHOR
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About Community Arts Resources (CARS) and CicLAvia
With 25 years of experience, Community Arts Resources (CARS) creates opportunities to engage with culture and community, while developing new models for the design and activation of public space. The firm's impressive repertoire of work has garnered CARS a significant reputation in the fields of urban and cultural planning, event production, and community outreach and marketing. Our work is built upon the principles of strategic collaboration, connectivity, exploration and celebration. http://www.carsla.net/
CicLAvia's mission is to encourage safe, vibrant public spaces, sustainable transportation, and public health through a program of car-free street events. Inspired by Ciclovía, the original, weekly street closure event in Bogotá, Colombia, CicLAvia consists of the temporary opening of Los Angeles streets to pedestrians and bicyclists so that they may enjoy a safe and pleasant recreation space, without the fear of car traffic. CicLAvia is a recurring free program that closes approximately 10 miles of city streets to car traffic, creating a web of temporary public space where participants are encouraged to make active use of their roadways. Since 10/10/10 (the pilot CicLAvia event), CicLAvia has taken place four additional times - each time with successively larger audiences and continued widespread community and political support. http://www.ciclavia.org/
As the contracted staff for the CicLAvia organization, Community Arts Resources (CARS) oversees the day-to-day operations of the organization, including public interface, marketing and pr, program planning and production, fundraising, outreach and administration. In addition, CARS builds and maintains strategic relationships with critical government contacts and other high-priority stakeholders. Working closely with the CicLAvia Board of Directors, CARS implements the strategic direction of the organization, while producing each individual CicLAvia event throughout the year.
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text: Posted December 9, 2004 There is an exhibit of works by the German painter, Gerhard Richter at the Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin. I didn't have a chance to see it first hand, but a friend showed me pictures he took of the exhibit. He has a very modernist and post-modernist approach to art, and uses a varied assortment of mediums. Recently he has created a collection of mirrors. I thought it was really interesting how such simple objects as mirrors can be turned into art. It makes me realize how just about anything can be made beatiful or interesting when approached artistically. Share this post Link to post


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A simple, powerful and easy to use plugin that will help you to manage multilingual content in a multisite WordPress installation.
You might read first WordPress in your language.
You can choose the language of every website and the dashboard in the settings page of the plugin.
It's up to you - of course. But yes, if you want to use the Multisite Language Switcher.
The Multisite Language Switcher does not redirect the users automatically. I'm not sure if the plugin should do that. You might check out this jQuery plugin or this approach with a theme if you need such functionality.
Please check the add-on MslsMenu out.
Please check the add-on MslsSelect out.
You could try the plugin Network Shared Media. It adds a new tab to the "Add Media" window, allowing you to access the media files in the other sites in your multisite.
Yes, you can get the language like that
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There is a plugin which comes handy in here.
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Hello, Hugo,
Very well, then Mr. Philips. I made a correction AND spent some time perusing
the site, reading the current newsletter. A VERY active Hosta Society,
indeed. I found myself wanting to spend more time there, and at the Hort-Pro
online magazine site as well. Some very able horticulturalists have assembled
to produce what looks to be an exceptional magazine. And some avid Hosta
enthusiasts are putting on quite a show at that web site.
The Newsletters of the OHS society being posted is a very good idea! I'll have
to see if we can get our newsletter in it's electronic format to save on all of
the typing that would be required.
Good day, mate! Must be about noon there?
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The median household income in Mayview, Missouri is $34,375. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,917 compared to the national median of $53,046. The median age of people living in Mayview is 29.3 years.
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'I think this August will be up on last year, probably by about 10 per cent, but achieving the increase may cost the industry quite a lot in terms of profitability,' he says. 'If you are going to kickstart the market, this is the month to do it, so the industry will do as much as possible to make that happen.
'If the momentum generated by the new registration can be maintained, total sales for 1992 could be about 1.64 million.'
Although up on last year, that is still 730,000 fewer than the record-breaking 2.37 million vehicles sold in 1989.
Professor Rhys, 52, is head of Cardiff Business School's economics department and director of the Centre for Automotive Industry Research.
His interest in motor vehicles goes back to his childhood: his father ran a small haulage business in Swansea. In his youth, Britain's big names included Austin, Morris, Riley, Wolseley, Humber, Hillman, Singer, Sunbeam, Alvis, Armstrong-Siddeley, Standard and Triumph.
Professor Rhys's expertise makes him an ideal person to explain the decline of Britain's motor industry, which in the immediate post-war world ranked second only to that of the United States.
'It is a tragedy,' he says. 'There was, in a sense, an unholy trinity of reasons. Poor government policies were one cause: stop-go tactics with the economy caused manufacturers to invest in new products and new plants, only to have the market taken away by the next 'stop' phase. Industrial relations were absolutely dreadful. Attempts to pacify the militants by paying higher wages didn't work, but did push costs up.
'Poor management must also take its share of the blame for mistaken strategies and policies. The British Motor Corporation, for instance, was one of the biggest vehicle manufacturers in the world. But cars that were splendid from an engineering viewpoint, such as the Mini and Austin-Morris 1100, cost too much to make. Ford was the company that stripped vehicles down, costed components to the last farthing and eventually reaped the benefits.'
He names Ford, which has been building cars in Britain since 1913, as the company he admires most. 'Ford best appreciates the fact that it's the customer that counts. It has lost a bit of that magic in the market-place at the moment, in much the same way that a gifted cricketer can lose his touch; but it has to be respected for claiming the high ground and, by holding it for year after year, making life very difficult for its rivals.
'Small companies making niche products is what the British do well. We've not been good at making our car manufacturers into corporations that were strong enough even to survive much longer than their founding fathers. Elsewhere, strong corporate structures were created at a very early stage.
'We no longer have a British motor industry in the old sense. But there is a motor industry in Britain, where the new names include Nissan, Honda and Toyota. The Japanese presence may be a good thing, because it underlines the fact that this is now a global industry in which national identities, and the problems associated with them, are fading away. By the year 2000 it could well be Britain slugging it out with Germany for primacy in Europe. Hope springs eternal in the human breast.'
What will become of Rover in 1993, when British Aerospace is at liberty to sell its stake in the company, 20 per cent of which is already owned by Honda? Since it already regards Rover as being 'within its family', Honda must be the favourite to take control, Professor Rhys says. Other potential candidates include Volkswagen - 'the company that's starting to pull ahead of the pack in Europe' - and a form of management buy-out encouraged by Honda.
BMW is usually named as the suitor, predator or knight in shining armour - take your pick - most likely to enter into 'some sort of relationship' with Rolls-Royce, a company which, Professor Rhys asserts, is in urgent need of help at many levels, from research and development to production and marketing.
'If that does happen, I wonder if the sense of outrage will be as great as it would have been in the past. I've a feeling that most people would settle for a future with a foreign company rather than no future at all. What might stop it happening is BMW's recent decision to take a huge gamble and build a plant in the US. They are well aware that VW's American venture turned to tears, so they may need to concentrate every penny and every minute of management time on getting it right.'
When he takes off his economist's hat, Garel Rhys - whom a mutual friend affectionately nicknamed 'Garrulous Rhys' - is far from a dry-as-dust academic. My 'interview' turned into a four- hour conversation, ranging over such matters as medieval history, cricket, the 19th-century vicar Francis Kilvert's diaries and, inevitably, Welsh rugby.
He bubbles with nostalgia for motor racing's golden post-war era, when his heroes included Stirling Moss, Peter Collins, Tony Brooks and Alberto Ascari. His favourite grand prix cars from that period include the Maserati 25OF and the Aston Martin DBR 4. Among modern cars a favourite is Bentley's new Turbo R Continental: given complete freedom of choice, and sufficient funds to meet all running costs, that is the one he would ask his fairy godmother for. 'Vowing to keep it for the rest of my life would help salve the conscience,' he says. For the moment he has to make do with a Volvo 940 S.
'People who denigrate the car should remind themselves that it's the finest means of personal mobility that the human being has developed. There was a royal commission on traffic problems way back in the 1880s. It warned Queen Victoria and her subjects that cities were in danger of disappearing beneath unmentionable stuff emanating from the back ends of horses.
'The internal combustion engine was invented just in time to save us from a fate worse than death.'
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No team has given the Washington Capitals more trouble this season than the New York Rangers. Those 6-0 and 7-0 shutouts pushed some Caps fans into spiritual desolation, broke up several marriages, and probably killed a house cat or two. Fitting then that the Caps and Rags should meet in this first round of the playoffs. You know that old Klingon proverb, right? Revenge is a dish best served by two guys from Russia named Alex.
We were scoreless through two periods when Rangers newbie Matt Gilroy caught a pass from Brandon Prust and beat Michal Neuvirth. With only six minutes and change left in regulation, Alex Ovechkin's repeated swats forced the puck past Henrik Lundqvist's pads. And then, after nearly nineteen minutes of overtime hockey and with fatigue setting in, Jason Arnott intercepted a bad clear from Marc Staal and set up Alex Semin for the game-winner. It took damn near eighty minutes, but the good guys pulled it out: the Caps beat the Rangers 2-1 (OT) and take a 1-0 lead in the series.
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On Wednesday, the Washington Capitals will take on the New York Rangers in Game One of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals. The Caps haven't faired well against New York this season, losing three out of four regular season games including 6-0 and 7-0 shutouts. In fact, the 7-0 shutout was so bad, Alex Ovechkin found it necessary to fight. However, that was then. This is now. Let's take a look at the numbers to preview what should be an interesting matchup.
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Not all goals are created equal. A team scoring first has almost twice the win percentage of a team that trails first, while scoring an empty net goal almost always means the game was out of reach. But what about all the goals scored in between? Of all those goals that a player scores, how many contribute to victories and how vitally do they contribute?
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There was a zeitgeist surrounding the Washington Capitals' visit to the Tampa Bay Lightning's playground. The words we kept hearing were "must win," which is great motivator even if it's not objectively true. Still, the Caps seemed to take it to heart, bringing an effort to the game that reminds us– above all else– of the '09-'10 version of the team. Not bad.
Red-hot Teddy Purcell scored on Tampa Bay's first shot of the night, a 40-foot slapper to Varlamov's weak side. On a 4v4 sequence that we'll discuss later, Nicky Backstrom used some stick-to-it-iveness to even the score from the crease. Brooks Laich (!) piled on with a wizardly backhand top-shelfer set up by Mathieu Perreault. Alex Ovechkin put the visitors up 3-1 with his long-delayed return to the PPG stat column. Tampa's Brett Clark kept the second period busy with a retaliatory powerplay tally. The third period found Nick Backstrom cleaning up an Ovechkin crash for his second of the night, and Jason Chimera recording an empty-netter. Caps beat Bolts 5-2. Wings, MFers.
The top line converts, but Ovechkin is pretty mellow. (Photo credit: Lou Capozzola)
I know a special place. A magical place. A place where the beer flows like wine. Where normal men are giants, and struggling hockey teams play like they've never been better. A place called Long Island.
The Washington Capitals spent the evening in that benign growth of land dangling unloved off the mainland. There they met the New York Islanders (29th in the league in… oh let's just say everything). But the Caps didn't play down to their competition. Instead they looked like the studs we know deep down they really are. But looks can be deceiving.
Nick Backstrom and Alex Ovechkin delivered a masterful possession that Jason Chimera finished off from the goal mouth. Backstrom then broke his 21-game goalless streak by cleaning up an Ovechkin rebound. On a rail, NYI's Michael Grabner beat John Carlson's coverage and Braden Holtby's read to put the Islanders on the board, but the third period was scoreless. Caps beat Isles 2-1.
Jason Chimera's bank shot off Bryan Elliott merits celebration. (Photo credit: Greg Fiume)
The Washington Capitals came back to earn a crucial win over the Ottawa Senators on a sleepy Sunday afternoon. The worst first period team in hockey, the Caps did nothing to shake off that label today. But a late-game effort kicked off by the team's morale leader woke them up to snatch two much-needed standings points.
Only 72 seconds into the bout, Mike Fisher scored Ottawa's only goal while Jeff Schultz wandered aimlessly behind the net. Forty six minutes later, forechecking Brooks Laich snatched a turnover from the slot, tying the game and rousing his team in the process. Forty five seconds later and just two ticks into a power play, John Carlson bombed Bryan Elliott for the go-ahead goal. And then Jason Chimera banked one off the goalie's back for some insurance. Caps beat Sens 3-1.
Sorry. Had to cheer myself up somehow. (Photo credit: Macaulay Culkin)
Did you think Wednesday's shutout loss to the Lightning was the nadir of the Washington Capitals' season? Or maybe it was the 7-0 loss to the Rangers? Tonight's defeat at the hands of the Vancouver Canucks might give those games company in the Awful Game Pantheon. Friends, these are the dark days. Feel free to stop reading now. Won't hold it against you.
Matt Hendricks turned a great pass from Boyd Gordon into the night's first goal. The Canucks combined Alexander Edler's slapshot with a few screens to even it back up. On the power play, Christian Ehrhoff found an open spot in the slot to give the Canucks the lead, which they expanded via a giftwrapped breakaway for Daniel Sedin. Marcus Johansson gave Caps fans a fleeting delusion of optimism halfway through the third period, but the Caps didn't catch up. Daniel Sedin snatched an empty netter, and that was it. Canucks beat Caps 4-2.
The Swedish War Machine. (Photo credit: Joel Auerbach)
The Washington Capitals better get used to playing on the road. With 22 of their remaining games away from Verizon Center, the boys have to play with the discipline that was lacking tonight in tonight's date with the Florida Panthers. The second consecutive meeting between the southeast rivals was decorated with twelve minor penalties, six apiece. But it was the Caps and their uncanny ability to place those penalties at the worst possible times that cost them the game.
The Panthers could have taken the Caps out entirely with three early goals by Santorelli, Reasoner, and Booth– two of those tallies thanks to two-man advantages. But the Caps rallied back with a pretty give-and-go and by Marcus Johansson via Laich and a Mike Knuble wrister off an Alex Ovechkin pass. MoJo struck again in the third with the tying goal, a crash-the-net maneuver that compelled Tomas Vokoun to bobble and release the puck into the net. In overtime, Mike Green's hook put the Caps once more at a disadvantage, which Dennis Wideman exploited. Narf. Panthers beat Caps 4-3 (OT).
First of many for Andrew Gordon. (Photo credit: Mitchell Layton)
That is how you do it! The Washington Capitals have done the unthinkable: playing two smart games back to back.
Who better to get us started that Andrew Gordon? His goal-crashing shot off a speedy Marcus Johansson pass was the night's first goal and the first of Andrew's NHL career. (We knew you could do it!) The Devils responded with a Patrik Elias whizzer from above the circles, expertly screened by former Cap Danius Zubrus. Hershey's own Jay Beagle returned fire with a chip-in up close. On a breakaway. Jason Chimera brushed off a hook and converted. Alex Ovechkin pulled an honest-to-goodness statue-of-liberty play with John Carlson, who launched a neutrino puck into Marty Brodeur's net. Finally, Mike Knuble gingerly diverted a Tom Poti shot for the free wings. Caps beat Devils 5-1.
Corey and Katie are both reporting that the Capitals have the flu. Who's under the weather? Backstrom, Semin, Laich, Carlson, Gordon, and possibly Green.
Maybe Pinizzotto and Andrew Gordon can carpool together on their way down.
UPDATE 1PM: The good folks in the Capitals organization confirm that five players missed practice, and players are told to stay away if they're feeling ill as a precaution.
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I love this site but this is one point I find very frustrating. The last few years I've been spending most of my time in Oakridge-Glen Oak cemetery in Hillside, IL. It currently has well over 50,000 burials and 400+ photo requests that contain no plot info for the photo volunteer. How do you expect someone to find and get a pic of your loved one when they don't know where to start looking?
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The Surnames I'm connected to so far are Shaw, Spafford, Briggs, Pennington, Maser or Masear, Pritchard, Hardy, Shoemaker, Kerwin, Boice or Boyce, Simmons, Dishman and Baird.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you may have info about my family tree. Even the smallest bit could help solve a mystery and close a door....which then, as we all know, usually opens up 3 more LOL.
My third great grandparents, James Shaw and Eleanor Hardy, were early settlers in Joliet, Illinois. They came from New York or Canada and resided in the Bremen, Cook County area (1850 census) before moving to Joliet. In March 1852, my Grandmother died. I found her death notice in the Joliet Signal and it indicates they had only been in town a few months. My Grandpa James had 14 children; 11 with my Grandmother. They were married about 18 years at the time of her death. Her final resting place and the names of her parents are unknown. Their Canadian marriage record says that there was a Nicolas Hardy who witnessed but I haven't yet been able to determine the specific relationship.
After my grandmother's death, my grandfather married Alice Williams (last name provided by someone else's tree on Ancestry.com) whose background is a complete mystery. Per the 1860 census, they had two children - Firman and Alice. In 1870, the two children still appear in the household with James but wife Alice does not. What happened to her and her final resting place are unknown. I lose track of daughter Alice after 1870 and Firman died in early December, 1872, about 6 weeks before James.
I'm also pretty sure that my grandfather was married once before he married my grandmother. From census records, James had a son, James Jr. born abt 1829, whose birth pre-dates his marriage by banns to my grandmother in 1834. Again, my assumption is that he was married to James mother, whose name is unknown, and that she probably died either in child birth or of sickness. By 1860, he no longer resides with his father and I lose track of him.
My 4th Great Grandfather's name was Joseph who was a Wagonmaster per the 1860 census, the lone document where I found his name. In addition, per the same census, he was residing alone in the household with James which means he was probably widowed by that time. My 4th Great Grandmother Shaw's name and their final resting places are unknown.
My grandfather was an intelligent man and expert Brickmaker who furnished the bricks that were used in the construction of the Forts of Quebec. Sometime in the mid 1850's, James started a successful brick company on the Eastside of Joliet. All of his sons had learned the trade, but only Silas and Josiah (or J.E. as he seemed to go by) continued the business and operated it long after his death in January, 1873. James rests at Oakwood Cemetery in Joliet, with two of his sons, Nicholas (Mother Eleanor) and Firman (Mother Alice). His son Silas and his family also rest nearby.
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Thanks so much for photographing the grave of Annie Wade and creating memorials for the rest of her family.
Do you mind if I use the photo in my ancestry tree?
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Thanks so much. It turns out to be hard to find the female side when it goes back very far. Then on top of it sometimes they move so far from where their parents are buried. Again thank you for the transfer. Fam69
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His brother Ray is my grandfather.
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I have transferred Effie back to you and hope one day her granddaughter will contact you. But at least we both know a little something about Effie.
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Would you mind if I connect Ida May Snyder Klein to her parents who are buried in Harrison county, Missouri? On the censuses she is listed as Ada but that must be her since her parents are listed as George and Hulda Snyder on the death certificate. I manage the Snyder find-a-grave site because George and Hulda are my great-great-grandparents. Have been tracking down the children of the Snyders as much as I can. Thank You.
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Please read who I found about Effie and her family. As it turns out she is not part of my King family. If you would like her back or if any of her family wants to maintain her memorial, please let me know.
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Above The Cows wrote:No tA Doctor wrote:My dad used to watch cycling with me, he'll be turning 70 this year. He's not on twitter, being neither cool nor a kid. He's not on this forum either, not being middle-aged and untrendy. How will you canvass his opinion? Is he not a stakeholder because he's too old, too technologically backward, or what?
Me too! Mine's a little older, 77, and has dementia now. It's partly why I joined here as my cycling sounding board is not really up to it anymore. He does follow the odd race but can't remember who a lot of people are and gets things confused so discussing stuff is hard. Although he did come on skype earlier to tell me Cav had won Qatar. I've watched cycling with him all my life and he's been cycling all of his and no one asked his opinion. He'd have given you a good one too when he could, having tried his luck as an amateur in France until a heart problem and certain practices put paid to those dreams.
To be fair, he's not really all that interested really, he prefers going out for a ride to watching. He was quite keen on Hinault and then Fignon though. Never really warmed to Lemond, but that's probably because he's American (he does like jazz, blues and 60s soul though). But it wasn't a huge stretch of imagination to think of him as a committed fan of 40 or 50 years standing, so he worked as a rhetorical device. Sorry dad.


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Come celebrate Earth Day at our weekly storytime. Enjoy stories and a craft this Tuesday, April 19 at 10:30am.
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High Meadows will be hosting two sessions of Teens Cook! At 3:30 and 4:30pm on Wednesday, April 13. This week, you will be making The Elvis—a grilled peanut butter, banana and bacon sandwich (bacon optional) with Coke floats. Space is limited so be sure to reserve your spot now. Sign ups are open now at the information desk.
Photo courtesy of Luiz Fernando / Sonia Maria
It seems as if there's constantly some article or test out there designed to prove how dumb pop culture has made us. This book takes the opposite view. With a fascinating series of examples the author explores the ways in which the evolution of video games and television serve both as an indication of and incitement to the development of a more complex and textured understanding of the world.
The package includes dinner for two, a corsage and a boutonniere. To enter either apply to college, apply for a job, or do at least 5 hours of volunteer work. Then sign up for the drawing here at High Meadows. Entries must be received no later than April 15, 2011. The drawing will be held on Monday, April 18.
photo courtesy of Thirty30 Photography
Come pitch in at High Meadows! You can earn volunteer hours for school, pitch in to help your community, build a rapport for the future. Join us at the desk and ask about volunteer opportunities.
photo courtesy of Rapid City Public Library
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With the restaurant we wanted to create a place that is relaxing and comfortable, but also wanted to inject some of the hustle and bustle of everyday life of Delhi. With the open plan 'theatre' kitchen, in hope that we have brought a little bit of Delhi to Nottingham.
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