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Size46 m²
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|Ilica, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
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The apartment is furnished with free wi fi, flat screen TV with cable network, air condition and safety doors so that you feel homely and safe during your stay.
If you are coming by car, you can park in front of the building for 20 kn (less than 3 $) daily and there is also free parking zone about twenty metres away.
The apartment is situated in a new building with a video surveillance for your safety. There are a couple of nice cafes, as well as pizzeria, grocery shop, pharmacy, hair salon and tourist agency in the atrium. The building also has its own children playground.
Tram station is just a minute away. Tram lines 6 and 11 will take you to the main square, line number 2 to main railway station and central bus station.. And the taxi to the main city square cost just about 20 kn (3 $).
House rulesI would appreciate if you could tell me when can I expect you in the apartment. As for the rules, there is none. I hope you will enjoy your stay in Zagreb.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|221 €
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|842 €
|Price for > 2 guests
|5 € per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
We only stayed in Zagreb for one night but it was a great place to stay.The host was very punctual , friendly and helpful and the location was great too.I will definitely stay there again if I'm ever in Zagreb.Thank you Matea
Very nice and clean appartment. Tram stops about 100m away and it's only five stops to the center. Walking takes about half an hour so I would recommend taking the tram. Matea's dad was also very helpful. I would recommend this appartment.
Very nice apartment, nice bed to sleep on and a great balcony included. Supermarkets were close by, a tramstop going into the city is close.
Had a very nice stay, communication was good :)
Appartamento molto accogliente, pulito e luminoso. Proprietà molto disponibile. Da consigliare
Overall everything has been very smooth, very friendly and very professional hostess.
I felt very comfortable and excellent members.
A very comfortable stay.
En general todo han sido muy fluido , la anfitriona muy amable y muy profesional.
Me he sentido muy cómodo e excelente recibido.
Una estancia muy cómoda.
Very nice, clean apartment! Top! Everything went so super. Matea soooo nice. Always my pleasure.
Sehr schöne, gepflegte Wohnung! Top! Alles so Super gelaufen. Matea soooo nett. Immer wieder gerne.
Amazing place! One of the nicest you can find in Croatia, and the owner is so nice and helpful. I definitely recommend this place as an experienced traveler
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A Tale of Two Vikings
Leisure, May 2004, 6.99, 384 pp. ISBN: 0843951583 Except for three foolish months as nine year olds, identical twins Toste and Vagne Ivarsson might as well have been Siamese because they were never apart for the thirty-one years they have lived so far. In 964 in the Land of the Saxons, the brothers are in the midst of a berserker battle, but become separated; each thinks the other died. Toste soon finds he is amidst the nuns of St. Anne's Abb...
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In this time travel romance, Selene, thin, surgically altered for beauty, permed and tanned has a voodoo curse placed on her where she travels back in time to the Old South, New Orleans. First mistaken as a slave, she convinces a man that she is not black and needs his help. He is not attracted to her at first, too skinny, too tan not of the Old South idea of beauty etc.. he decides to hire her as his son's governess. Romance develops between the two, ...
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Leisure, Apr 2002, 5.99, 364 pp. ISBN: 0843949848 Viking warrior Tyra is bigger than most men and can outfight many too. In fact she acts more manly than most males do. However, when her father in injured, Tyra vows to return home with the best healer available. She and her men visit physician Adam the Healer, but he insists he is retired and refuses to accompany Tyra back to her father. As he watches her men take bets making her an overw...
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Tall, Dark, and Cajun
Warner, Jul 2003, 5.99, 416 pp. ISBN: 0446612944 In DC, Feng Shui decorator Rachel Fortier ends her relationship with her former fianc� David Lloyd because he went and had a vasectomy without telling her what he did. To make it final, she burns all the physical fitness equipment he has given her as gifts over the years in his quest for the perfect female specimen, a goal that Rachel no longer strives to achieve. Rachel also has taken a three-mo...
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Warner, Jun 2004, 5.99, 384 pp. ISBN: 0446612952 In Southern Louisiana Charmaine LeDeux, former state beauty queen winner and owner of two beauty parlors, knows borrowing from Bucks R Us was a mistake as the Mafia owned corporation charges usury rates. When an investment tanked she could not ask for help because she detest being labeled a bimbo, but that is how she behaved. Her first husband former convict Raoul Lanier informs Charmaine that ...
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After coming home and finding a 1,000 year old viking in her home, Meredith doesn't know what to think! To make her grandfather's dream come true, she puts up with the big blonde hunk who calls himself Geirolf and to her amazement, she finds herself falling for the egotistical, arrogrant, SEXY man who's invaded her home and life. But for Meredith and Rolf who have lost so much already in their lives, the realization of their feelings for one another co...
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Leisure, Oct 2004, 6.99, 384 pp. ISBN: 0843951591 In San Diego SEAL Ensign Torolf Magnussen is injured saving his mates from what could have been a deadly incident. Physician Lieutenant Alison MacLean treats Torlf, who is given a month off to heal from his injuries. Meanwhile back in 1010 Jutland, Torolf's bored brother Ragnor almost drowns during a raid. However instead of dying, he arrives in the middle of a watery training exercise that h...


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Hi everyone. Yes another noob !
I had kubuntu and xp on 2 different hard drives on my pc and was able to boot on both with Grub menu as I installed win first and kubuntu second. Grub just made the job itself to create the boot menu
Now I would like to have only xp and bt3. I read a lot of posts about dual booting but only found threads for single hard disk dual boot with many partitions.
My xp is on the first hard disk sda1 and I installed bt3 on the second one which is sdb1. I cant boot any of them now. I tried to edit lilo with what I read but still unable to boot.
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2013 (Track): Looking to finish his college campaign with what is expected to be his most decorated season to date. Gilbertson is in top shape, and is coming off an undefeated Cross Country season where he posted some of the best marks the NAIA has seen as well as being the first American in 23 years to win the national championship. He is primed to run some very big performances, and is targeting the 5,000 & 10,000-meter races, and is looking post top times in the NAIA .
2012: Posted the fastest time in the NAIA last season, and has a tremendous opportunity to chase down the very front of the nation…definitely will contend for a National Title…Coach's look to him to lead and co-captain with teammate Anthony Pizzo and set top marks as he is a multiple NAIA All American for Cross Country and Track.
2011: With quality training in the off season, Gilbertson is ready to take on the best in the nation his junior year.
2010: John Gilbertson did just what he'd set out to do in a breakout sophomore campaign...In the fall cross country season he was the GSAC runner up, finishing 2nd place at the Conference Championship meet with a time of 24:32, and leading his team to their ultimate goal- their first GSAC Championship Title... Went on to finish 12th in the nation at the NAIA Cross Country National Championships and claimed NAIA All American honors, while helping his team to an 11th place national finish...Just kept going in the Spring of 2011, setting the school record for 5k, running an incredible 14:12 on the track at the Occidental Invitational...then became the first ever individual GSAC Champion at the Conference Championships, winning the 5000m...
2009: Claimed the 5th fastest time in school history at the 2009 UC Riverside Cross Country Invitational, posting a time of 25:37 for 8k..."Gilby" also posted 14:38.18 at the Pomona-Pitzer Invitational in the 5k, putting him on the same platform as Anthony Pizzo...This dynamic duo proved TMC had the best 2009 freshman class in the NAIA.<
High School: Set personal bests of 16:02 at the Mt. SAC Relays, a 4:32 for the 1600 meters, and a 2:00 for the 800 meters...was selected to first-team All-Alpha League from 2005-2008...his team won the 2008 Alpha League title...was the 2009 Alpha League 1600 meter champion.
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'Nathan Paetsch scored his first goal of the season and assisted on another, while Ryan Miller finished with 31 saves in the win.'
Archives for October 2007
Sabres Finish Come Back With 4-3 OT Win
Buffalo 4, Tampa Bay 3, OT
'We poured on as much as we could," Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said. "With three games in four nights, and the back-to-back games, I thought that our guys gave it everything they had and they were rewarded for how hard they worked."'
Buffalo 4, Tampa Bay 3 (OT)
'In the extra session, Vanek skated through the neutral zone along the right wing with Nathan Paetsch on his left. From the right circle Vanek threw a shot on goal with Paetsch and the puck found its way past Johan Holmqvist for the win.'
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'It was a night for unlikely heroes as struggling Maxim Afinogenov scored the Sabres' first goal, Nathan Paetsch tied the game in the third period and the eternally frustrated Thomas Vanek finished things off in overtime to give Buffalo a 4-3 win on Saturday night at jam-packed St. Pete Times Forum.'
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Amerks allow 9 goals in loss (Rochester D&C)
Crunchfest Rages (Syracuse Post Standard)
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Amerks head to Syracuse; Rochester signs two (Amerks.com)
Crunch Crush Amerks (SyracuseCrunch.com)
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Buffalo (4-5-0) at Tampa Bay (5-3-0) (AP)
Richards, Lightning look for sixth straight home win (Sportsticker)
Buffalo Sabres (4-5-0) at Tampa Bay Lightning (5-3-0) (The Sports Network)
Lightning set to duel Sabres (TampaBayLightning.com)
Lightning to host third annual 'Pink Out Night' Saturday (TampaBayLightning.com)
Sabres, Paille air it out
'"It was close, but I know I didn't feel anything on my stick," said Paille, who sealed the win with a short-handed goal with three minutes left. "Obviously, I was trying to hit it, but I'm thankful that I missed it because that was the game-winning goal. The bounces went our way for that one."'
Pratt gets look from Sabres
'"I got a call [Thursday] from my agent that these guys are interested in having me come in and take a look," Pratt said. "It's a team that I believe we talked to on a few occasions during the summer and was hoping something might get done. It didn't transpire until [Friday], but I'm excited."'
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Sabres' flurry upends Panthers (Miami Herald)
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Buffalo 4, Florida 2
'"We've had some tough bounces go against us," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We got one there. But we got rewarded for putting the puck on net."'
Buffalo 4, Florida 2
'Less than three minutes later, Stafford carried down the right wing, and shot from a sharp angle at the outer edge of the right circle. The puck bounced high off Vokoun's blocker to the right side of the net. As it dropped, it appeared that Sabres forward Daniel Paille might have touched it with his stick above the crossbar, and the disc settled into the cage.'
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'Jason Pominville earned two assists on the night with Ryan Miller stopping 33 shots in the win.'
Weber solid in first game
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Sabres score three in third en route to first road victory
'Less than three minutes after Jochen Hecht notched the score at two, Stafford's seemingly harmless shot from the right boards deflected into the air off of Tomas Vokoun's blocker before harmlessly falling into the Florida net giving the Sabres their first lead of the game with less than nine minutes left in regulation.'
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I got a problem when I proceed to update and upgrade BT5. I'm trying to get a better performance of BT5 but I got this:
So What can I do to resolve this issue?Code:root@bt:~# apt-get upgrade Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following packages have been kept back: backtrack-utils framework3 linux-image linux-source set tcpreplay The following packages will be upgraded: 0trace aircrack-ng backtrack-gnome-essential backtrack-menu-icons beef-ng burpsuite complemento dnsenum dradis exploitdb fasttrack firefox fragrouter hexinject hydra ida-pro-free john kismet linux-firmware list-urls mantra metagoofil miredo ncrack nessus nmap oclhashcat+ proxytunnel scalpel skipfish sniffjoke spike sqlbrute sqlmap sqlninja sslsniff thc-ipv6 theharvester w3af weevely wfuzz wireshark xplico xprobe2 44 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 6 not upgraded. Need to get 0B/162MB of archives. After this operation, 0B of additional disk space will be used. Do you want to continue [Y/n]? y E: Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1) E: Prior errors apply to /var/cache/apt/archives/skipfish_2.00-bt0_i386.deb debconf: apt-extracttemplates failed: Bad file descriptor Extracting templates from packages: 100% dpkg: failed in buffer_read(fd): copy info file `/var/lib/dpkg/available': Input/output error E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
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LISTEN: Dillon Francis Discusses His Multiple Personalities On Instagram
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With his new album Money Sucks, Friends Rule due out in October, besides being one of the hottest music producers currently in the dance scene, Dillon Francis has also become one of the entertaining people to follow on Instagram. He has created multiple characters, including DJ Rich AF, Hanzel, Treva, Greg, and Becky...which he famously posts videos as. But where did all the characters come from?
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"Hanzel is actually a real person from Berlin, his name is Oscar, " Dillon says. "DJ Rich AF got born from seeing a lot of private jet pictures on Instagram. And I was like, 'Man, I wanna make jokes about some DJ that's like really rich, but his back story is that he's so rich that he just wishes he had friends. But he tries to flaunt his money to get them."
If you don't follow Dillon on IG, you need to. Now.
More like "Dillon Sucks, Hanzel Rules."
— DJ HANZEL (@TheRealDjHanzel) August 6, 2014
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text: Dave: It occurs to me that my response to this email may have appeareda little curt. I did not intend it to be so. I do appreciate you're contibution, and have every intention ( with your permission) of dropping your name when, and if, I should meet Mr. Hartwig. K. "Hello! I'm The Doctor." (Dr. Who) ________________________________ From: Dave Gillespie <gillespd at gmail.com> To: GDG <gettysburg at arthes.com> Sent: Thursday, January 5, 2012 7:47 PM Subject: Re: GDG- Shead's Woods and the "Harvest of Death" photograph Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: Just wanted to say that Scott Hartwig is a great guy. I met him several times while I was studying at Gettysburg college for a semester. His son was a friend of mine in college. Dave Gillespie On Jan 5, 2012 7:40 PM, "keith mackenzie" <bluzdad at yahoo.com> wrote: > Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: > Jim: OH yeah, so it's the Spangler Farm, and not the Rose Farm? > K > > "Hello! I'm The Doctor." > (Dr. Who) > > > ________________________________ > From: "cameron2 at optimum.net" <cameron2 at optimum.net> > To: GDG <gettysburg at arthes.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 5, 2012 7:20 PM > Subject: Re: GDG- Shead's Woods and the "Harvest of Death" photograph > > Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: > A few months ago Wayne Wachsmuth and I got together on the field to > compare both the Spangler's farm location on the southern end of the field > with Scott Hartwig's proposed location on the first day's field. > > We hit the Spangler farm area first. Unfortunately, at the same time as > such a heavy rainstorm that that it was more like the Western Front than > Gettysburg. We honestly couldn't make out too much under those conditions, > so I'd rate that part of the effort as inconclusive. Although, it did > impart a good understanding of how thw wounded could have drowned in the > heavy rains after the battle. > > Fortunately, the rain had let up by the time we got up to the first day's > field. I do have to say that in my purely layman's opinion, Scott's > analysis seems to have a lot to recommend it, particularly in the view up > across the Chambersburg Pike toward Sheads Woods. There have been some > changes ove time, to be sure, but a lot of it seems to fall into place. > > OTOH, I'm told that Bill Frassanito has a list of several (a dozen of so, > IIRC) specific points where Scott's analysis doesn't fit. Which seems to > agree with what he's said in the past that no matter how close any of the > candidate locations looks, including the Spangler farm site, some specific > detail or details end up ruling all of them out. Now, that may well be, > but I'd sure like to know the specifics of Frassanito's objections to > Scott's theory. Because if it isn't plausable - which it at least looks to > be to me - I'd like to know exactly why it isn't. > > Jim Cameron > ---------------- > http://www.arthes.com/mailman/listinfo/gettysburg_arthes.com -to > unsubscribe > http://arthes.com/pipermail/gettysburg_arthes.com/ for Archives > ---------------- > http://www.arthes.com/mailman/listinfo/gettysburg_arthes.com -to > unsubscribe > http://arthes.com/pipermail/gettysburg_arthes.com/ for Archives > ----------------http://www.arthes.com/mailman/listinfo/gettysburg_arthes.com -to unsubscribe http://arthes.com/pipermail/gettysburg_arthes.com/ for Archives


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FLASHBACK: Ed Whelan defended Chief Justice Roberts for leaving the Federalist Society off his questionnaire
Right-wing media figures -- including National Review Online blogger and Ethics and Public Policy Center president Ed Whelan [1] -- have been baselessly suggesting [2] that judicial nominee Goodwin Liu was trying to hide something by submitting additional writings and statements as a supplement to his Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire.
University of Minnesota law professor Richard Painter, a former assistant White House counsel during the Bush administration, pretty much destroyed those arguments, noting of Liu's additions, "most of these items are the types of things that law professors do routinely and frequently" and are thus "nearly impossible to keep track of" and stating [3]: "Professor Liu also apparently does not have a photographic memory. It appears to me, however, that his original answers to the questions were a careful and good faith effort to supply the Senate with the information it needed to assess his nomination." Painter continued: "He provided a lot more information than many nominees do in response to these questions. He has now provided the additional information the Senate wants. I doubt the Senators will learn anything new from it."
Since Painter's definitive debunking hasn't [1] stopped [4] the attacks, we thought it was worth remembering that Chief Justice John Roberts omitted his affiliation with the Federalist Society from the questionnaire he submitted as a court of appeals nominee in 2001. That questionnaire [5] asked Roberts to "list all bar associations, legal or judicial-related committees or conferences of which you are or have been a member." Roberts listed several legal organizations but did not list the Federalist Society -- an influential conservative legal organization to which many of President Bush's judicial nominees belonged -- in response to that question. However, according to The Washington Post [6], the Federalist Society listed Roberts' name in its 1997-98 "leadership directory." The Post reported that the Federalist Society listed Roberts "as a member of the steering committee of the organization's Washington chapter and includes his firm's address and telephone number."
And who was busy excusing Roberts for not listing the Federalist Society on his questionnaire? Ed Whelan.
From the Post:
Whelan, who has been a member of the Federalist Society but said he had no recollection of his own membership on the steering committee, said the society is tolerant of those who come to its meetings or serve on committees without paying dues.
"John Roberts probably realized pretty quickly he could take part in activities he wanted to" without being current on his dues, Whelan said.
It should be noted that the questionnaire [7] Roberts filled out for his Supreme Court nomination asked if Roberts to list all the organizations to which he currently belonged, had ever belonged, or in which he participated. This time, Roberts stated [8]:
According to recent press reports, in 1997 I was listed in brochures as a member of the Washington Lawyers Steering Committee of the Federalist Society. The same reports indicate that one could be on the Committee without also being a member of the Society. I have no recollection of serving on that Committee or being a member of the Society. I have participated in Society events, including moderating a panel in 1993 and more recently speaking before a lunch meeting of the Washington chapter on October 30, 2003.
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Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. has repeatedly said that he has no memory of belonging to the Federalist Society, but his name appears in the influential, conservative legal organization's 1997-1998 leadership directory.
Having served only two years on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit after a long career as a government and private-sector lawyer, Roberts has not amassed much of a public paper record that would show his judicial philosophy. Working with the Federalist Society would provide some clue of his sympathies. The organization keeps its membership rolls secret, but many key policymakers in the Bush administration are acknowledged current or former members.
Roberts has burnished his legal image carefully. When news organizations have reported his membership in the society, he or others speaking on his behalf have sought corrections. Last week, the White House told news organizations that had reported his membership in the group that he had no memory of belonging. The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today and the Associated Press printed corrections.
Over the weekend, The Post obtained a copy of the Federalist Society Lawyers' Division Leadership Directory, 1997-1998. It lists Roberts, then a partner at the law firm Hogan & Hartson, as a member of the steering committee of the organization's Washington chapter and includes his firm's address and telephone number.
Yesterday, White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said Roberts "has no recollection of being a member of the Federalist Society, or its steering committee." Roberts has acknowledged taking part in some Federalist Society activities, Perino said.
The Federalist Society was founded in 1982 by conservatives who disagreed with what they saw as a leftist tilt in the nation's law schools. The group sponsors legal symposia and similar activities and serves as a network for rising conservative lawyers.
Membership in the sense of paying dues was not required as a condition of inclusion in a listing of the society's leadership, Leo said. He declined to say whether Roberts had ever paid dues, citing a policy of keeping membership information confidential.
Whelan, who has been a member of the Federalist Society but said he had no recollection of his own membership on the steering committee, said the society is tolerant of those who come to its meetings or serve on committees without paying dues.
"John Roberts probably realized pretty quickly he could take part in activities he wanted to" without being current on his dues, Whelan said.
These may seem like fine distinctions, but Roberts has insisted on them. In 2001, after he was nominated by President Bush for the seat he currently holds on the court of appeals, Roberts spoke to Post reporter James V. Grimaldi and asked him to correct an item Grimaldi had written that described Roberts as a member of the Federalist Society. In a subsequent column, Grimaldi wrote that Roberts "is not and never has been a member of the Federalist Society, as previous reported in this column."
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Kurt Cobain's hometown to celebrate annual 'Kurt Cobain Day'
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Kurt Cobain's hometown of Aberdeen, Washington will now be officially celebrating the Nirvana frontman every year.
Aberdeen Mayor Bill Simpson and the city council have decided to make February 20th an annual event known as "Kurt Cobain Day." They add that the day could even spread into a "Kurt Cobain Week" as plans develop.
The official proclamation -- which will be read on February 12th -- states that Aberdeen residents should "justifiably take pride" in the community's role in the life of Cobain and the international recognition the city has gained from the connection to the grunge icon and his artistic achievements.
Last month the nearby town of Hoquiam announced plans to celebrate its own Nirvana Day this year on April 10th.
Cobain briefly lived in Hoquiam, and the honor is meant to coincide with the band's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on the same day.
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Anyway all of this is just a matter of time ( if they patch it in sure hackers will find other exploits... ) but for the time being, lets hope they wont patch those bugs
Planetbeing isn't holding onto his exploits only because 6.1 is around the corner. People need to research stuff before posting. The jailbreak isn't even done. It's technically a "failbreak" he needs a couple of more bugs until the final jailbreak will be made. The dev teams have never released their failbreak exploit. I would remain on lower firmwares when 6.1 is released. There's no guarantees if you update.
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Adnan Oktar: Everything has its expert, doesn't it? A bakery has its master baker. You have a master ironsmith.You also have master leaders. That is the Turkish nation. Turkey is the leading country in the Turkish-Islamic world. The leader should always be clear in everything it does... The leader is obvious and plain for all to see, and it is Turkey's right. We have the sacred relics. We have the experience. Thanks be to Allah, we have a well-educated intellectual class full of pious people. We are a highly rational nation. We are a modest, compassionate and loving nation, one inured to hardship and that enjoys serving and rejoices in the happiness of others. Note how wherever we go we strive for peace and reconciliation. They call us wherever we go. To come and act as intermediaries. For example, Israel calls us. Syria comes and calls us. Algeria comes and calls us. Why? Because they know we are the natural leader. Of course we will say that Turkey should assume the leadership. Turkish states constitute one nation, which has separated factitiously. WE ARE ONE FAMILY. THIS IS A FAMILY DUTY. As a family, we own this duty of establishing Turkish-Islamic Union. Of course, we will unite with the Turkish world; we will unite with our brothers, our family; we will embrace and protect our family in the Islamic world. With whom we will do it? There is a strong, healthy, sincere, ingenuous, brave and self-sacrificing nation and it applies for the duty. We say we are servants.
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Orem • Provo is getting out of the broadband Internet business, but Orem is still very much in it.
The April announcement that Google will buy Provo's fiber-optic network iProvo came after a contentious nine months for city leaders in Orem, the second largest of 11 Utah cities backing another financially troubled municipal network, known as UTOPIA.
"I was very surprised," Richard Manning, Orem's director of administrative services, said of Provo's Google deal.
"We wish them nothing but great success,'' said Manning, who also heads one of UTOPIA's governing boards. "And you know, if Google does well there, then their wandering eyes may look north.''
Orem also tried to woo Google into taking over its UTOPIA network and even submitted a slick two-minute promotional video to the Internet search company in 2010. So did several other Utah cities that have pledged millions of dollars in tax money to UTOPIA (Utah Telecommunications Open Infrastructure Agency).
Cities created the agency 10 years ago to build a hyper-fast network capable of delivering light-speed access to residents of participating cities. But mismanagement, bad luck and a lack of subscribers have left the network only 40 percent complete and saddled with huge debt. Orem alone owes over $100 million and network construction within its city limits is only about a third complete.
Mounting concerns • Emails The Salt Lake Tribune obtained from Orem through an open-records request offer a glimpse of the complex and sometimes messy relationship between public officials and professional managers tasked with making UTOPIA, and its sister agency, the Utah Infrastructure Agency or UIA, financially solvent.
While data show UIA and UTOPIA have improved their finances recently, the agencies are losing at least $200,000 a month after years of running higher deficits. That's on top of up to $500 million or more member cities from Tremonton to Payson could eventually owe UTOPIA bondholders, including principal and interest.
Orem is on the hook for about 20 percent of that debt, and internal city documents reveal the stress its UTOPIA involvement is creating. Those difficulties have been compounded, several officials said, by the death in 2010 of longtime Orem City Manager Jim Reams, who many described as a font of knowledge on UTOPIA and its finances.
"Both Orem and UTOPIA suffered greatly from his loss,'' UTOPIA Chief Executive Todd Marriott said.
Orem's leaders faced tough questions and a few verbal attacks from constituents starting in August when a state audit criticized UTOPIA's management and business practices, questionable accounting and massive debts.
Noting in October that UTOPIA's business model and its levels of borrowing will make breaking even "very difficult,'' Manning told his Orem colleagues: "I have no answers.''
In one of several irate constituent emails, resident Michael Arnold accused Councilwoman Mary Street of "bias'' and "entanglement'' simply for representing Orem on UTOPIA's board. Arnold also demanded an explanation for why Provo's fiber network appeared on paper to be better off than the one in Orem well before Google stepped in.
Provo has its own electric utility, Street shot back, "so their own city employees installed the fiber.'' As to the accusation of bias, she said, "It isn't a matter of bias for me to say that we have to finish what we started,'' Street wrote to Arnold. "We are going to pay for it whether we finish it or not.''
Not all citizen input was negative. Orem resident Aaron Orullian wrote to thank key council members "for your courage'' after one confrontational meeting and called those in attendance "rude and disrespectful.''
"I didn't know we had so many uninformed and ignorant people in our city,'' Orullian wrote. "I understand your pressure with this UTOPIA issue, but we as citizens need to stop being crybabies and deal with the problem.''
UTOPIA controversy also divided the City Council, at times bitterly.
Several elected leaders took issue with statements by fellow Councilman Hans Andersen, who at one point was a lone vote opposing a UTOPIA funding proposal. Amid the debate, Andersen routinely sent run-on and sometimes sarcastic emails to his colleagues, slamming UTOPIA and straining the council's prevailing tone of politeness.
Councilwoman Margaret Black drafted a list of concerns over Andersen's "denigrating remarks in newspaper articles, group emails and on his weekly radio program about the City Council. … Many citizens are offended by his behavior.''
Behind the scenes, Manning and elected leaders pressed UTOPIA managers for a thorough discussion of the audit, along with information on alternative directions for the agency, including the prospects of selling the network or even "going dark.'' Emails suggest UTOPIA managers seem hesitant to entertain the "go-dark" scenario. At one point, Manning called their evaluation of the option "cursory.''
In October 2012, UTOPIA lawyer Dave Shaw produced a detailed look at "going dark."
Even if the network was shut down, Orem still would have to contribute up to $116 million of its sales and business-franchise tax revenue toward the bond obligations, his analysis determined. Refusing to pay would lead to litigation by bondholders as well as lawsuits from third-party contractors, Shaw wrote.
The risks, the lawyer concluded, "are broad, varied and costly.''
In the months that followed, angry Orem residents filled public meetings; some urged the Orem officials to halt UTOPIA support and shut the project down. After one fractious meeting in February, Orem put on hold a plan to loan UTOPIA money for operational expenses. Murray would ultimately do the same, while Centerville only approved the loans with specific conditions. Other cities have approved them.
Manning emailed Kirt Sudweeks, UTOPIA's chief financial officer, to say the city wouldn't provide the funding "until we get everyone settled that we're acting appropriately in paying without holding a public hearing to amend the budget.''
"We feel we are on good footing in how we have handled this,'' Manning wrote.
"OK, I understand,'' Sudweeks replied. "Nothing we do can ever be easy!!''
The emails also make clear that UTOPIA continues to operate with powerful business competitors and advocacy groups breathing down its neck.
In late February, a lobbyist for telecommunications giant CenturyLink sent an unsolicited analysis to officials of all member cities, saying it had "serious legal concerns'' over the plan to loan UTOPIA funds for operational expenses and threatening to sue.
"CenturyLink understands that UTOPIA is in a very precarious financial situation,'' the letter, penned by Salt Lake attorney Gregory Monson, warns, "however, this situation does not entitle UTOPIA to disregard the law.''
UTOPIA officials quickly mobilized their lawyer in formulating a response "to head this off!'' wrote UTOPIA board Chairman Kane Loader.
The "UTOPIA conundrum,'' as UTOPIA Chief Executive Marriott calls it, is often a high-pressure and time-consuming distraction for officials from member cities, including Orem. For their part, Orem's leaders acknowledge the legal, financial and public-relations difficulties created by their UTOPIA involvement.
But UTOPIA bonds obligate the cities to keep paying for decades, making the prospect of junking the struggling fiber network and emerging with nothing even less palatable than the status quo, officials say.
"We're not taking care of our own assets like we should because of UTOPIA,'' Manning said of the city's budget. "We've been very open about that. We've taken a fair amount of heat both from our partners in UTOPIA and from the public.''
"They tell us, 'Well, get out!''' he said. "But we can't."
What is UTOPIA?
Short for Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency, UTOPIA is a municipal fiber-optic Internet network for residents and businesses. Being built in 11 Utah cities, it has download and upload speeds up to 100 times faster than Xfinity's cable Internet or CenturyLink's DSL network. Customers buy broadband service from independent Internet service providers contracted with UTOPIA to use its open network.
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Emails and other documents The Salt Lake Tribune obtained through an open-records request are available online at sltrib.com.
Let's chat about UTOPIA
At 11 a.m. Tuesday, UTOPIA Chief Executive Todd Marriott, Provo Mayor John Curtis and others will join Trib Talk host Jennifer Napier-Pearce for a live video chat at sltrib.com. You can ask questions or make comments via Twitter or Google+ using the hashtag #TribTalk.


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Artist's BiographyDr. Tim Benge maintains a very active schedule as a trumpet artist, conductor and educator. Over his thirty-year professional career, Tim has earned numerous performing and recording credits, including two albums of solo trumpet works and a jazz quarter album. He has toured nationally and internationally and performs in symphony orchestras, wind ensembles, big bands and brass ensembles as well as a long list of musicals, shows and recording dates.
In addition, he currently serves as Director of Instrumental Music at Edison High School in Huntington Beach, California. In this position he conducted Edison High Schools Wind Ensemble at a feature performance on the Isaac Stern stage in Carnegie Hall, New York, in May of 2009.
Regarding his development as a player, Tim says, . . . when I was in high school, I was most fortunate to learn that James Stamp, the legendary trumpet teacher, lived but a few miles away. I did not know anything of his reputation. I only knew that he was a very kind gentleman to a raw young kid and that his teaching seemed extraordinary. I felt I was in the presence of a true master of the instrument and of how to teach the instrument. Tim has also studied with Joan LaRue, Robert Rithaler and David Washburn. Each of these teachers gave their students something very unique and outstanding - I am most thankful to all of them.
Dr. Tim Benge seeks to share his passion for high-quality brass performance. Through BengeMusic, he provides summer and weekend workshops to aspiring brass players in the southern California area. He also maintains an active trumpet studio where students can receive expert level instruction in a positive, motivational environment.
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It sickens me that one of the most common issues plaguing young females today is that of body image distortion.
I say this as a person who once hated her body so much she welcomed the idea of going to extremes to obtain perfection. Whether it was by starving, purging, or over-exercising, if it "guaranteed" perfection, I would do it. It never occurred to me that the perfection I had in mind would never be obtainable. Nor did I realize that recovery would be a life-long struggle to relearn what it felt like to be full.
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Strong Finishes Fuel No. 18 UK's Sweep of Morehead State
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- With the assist of three strong finishes, the No. 18 University of Kentucky volleyball team swept Morehead State, 3-0 (25-18, 25-21, 28-26), Monday evening in Memorial Coliseum in the season's final non-conference contest of the season.
Kentucky (8-3) used runs of 10-2, 6-2 and 9-4 to close each frame against Morehead State (9-5) to earn its fifth sweep of the season. The Wildcats, who begin Southeastern Conference play Friday at Auburn, own a 6-1 record at home.
"That's a pleasing part of this match for sure," UK head coach Craig Skinner said on his teams' finishes. "I thought our concentration level went way up when we got to point 20. That's a sign of a mature team and a competitive group. That was definitely a plus."
UK posted 49 kills in the match, 14 more than MSU's 35. The Wildcats also out-dug the Eagles 60-48, but were out-blocked 12-6. All three victories featured dynamic finishes from the Blue and White. The final frame's finish was of the comeback variety.
"That feels good," Skinner said. "I'm happy with the way we competed at the end of that last set and pulled out a close game. Morehead is a great serving team and a pretty balanced team and they made us work."
Senior Whitney Billings paced the way for UK with 13 kills and contributed 14 digs for her 36th career double-double. Morgan Bergren's 36 assists was a match high, while she added eight digs and seven kills. Jackie Napper's 16 digs was a team best for the seventh time this year.
UK found itself down 8-5 early in the opening set, but responded to tie it at eight a piece. It was back-and-forth until MSU took a 16-15 lead. That's when the Wildcats took control and closed the frame on a 10-2 run to claim the 25-18 victory.
In the set-clinching run, Bergren accounted for seven points, with three kills, three assists and one service ace. The sophomore setter paced the Cats with five kills on a blistering .883 hitting clip. She added 11 assists, while Billings contributed eight digs and three kills. Senior Alexandra Morgan had four kills in the frame.
The Wildcats never trailed in the second frame, and there were just two ties, but the 25-21 win did not come easily. After the Blue and White broke a 1-1 tie, UK could not extend its lead past five points, and a 14-9 advantage soon turned into a 19-19 tie. Once again, Kentucky closed the set on a strong note with five consecutive points to make it 24-19. After two MSU points, a service error from the Eagles gave the Wildcats the win.
Sophomore Lauren O'Conner posted five kills in the set, while Bergren netted 13 assists and senior Jessi Greenberg had five digs to lead UK.
The third and final set was just as tight as the second, but it was Morehead State who held the lead throughout. Kentucky trailed 5-1 early and 15-11 midway through the set, but the Cats fought back to get within one at 15-14. UK tied the score at 18 before it went down 22-19. Again, it was time for a strong finish to close the set and secure the win. The Wildcats knotted three consecutive points to tie it at 22-22. A 24-23 edge set up match point, but the Eagles tallied two straight points to take a 25-24 lead. An attack error from MSU tied it at 25, and another attack error gave UK a 26-25 advantage. After a UK service error resulted in a 26-26 deadlock, Morehead State responded with a service error of its own to give Kentucky the 27-26 lead. Sophomore Shelby Workman put the finishing touches on the win with an assist from Bergren.
A match-high seven kills from Billings led the way in the frame, followed by Workman's five. Bergren added 12 assists, while she and Napper each posted three digs.
Kentucky's Memorial Coliseum will play host to the NCAA Regionals Dec. 13-14. UK is one of four sites selected for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight matchups with one team advancing to the Final Four in Seattle, Wash., from the Lexington Region. This marks the second time in three seasons Memorial Coliseum will host this premier volleyball event.
Visit UKathletics.com for the most up-to-date information on the Kentucky volleyball team and all 22 varsity sports. For additional info on the volleyball team like Kentucky Volleyball on Facebook or follow the team on Twitter at @KentuckyVB.


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Posted on: 26 October, 2012
ast Central University students have a chance to study abroad in Spain during Spring Break, March 15-25, 2013.
The students will join ECU professors Ben Johnson and Dr. Mara Sukholutskaya on the trip which features stops in Madrid, Toledo and Guadalupe. Students can receive six credit hours as they immerse themselves in Spanish culture, history and language.
The cost is $2,895 (price is tentative with a group of 20 and does not include ECU tuition and fees). The deadline for registration is Dec. 14.
Posted on: 25 October, 2012
When the Campus Initiative to Reduce Crime Against Women was formed at East Central University in 2004, a figurative light was shining on campus.
CIRCAW, a program funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, is designed to reduce the incidence of interpersonal violence, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.
Posted on: 25 October, 2012
East Central University's Global Education Office, in conjunction with the Global Education Committee and Department of Family and Consumer Science, is planning to host a 'Taste of Russia and Ukraine' event on Nov. 13 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the second floor of Faust Hall, Room 219, on the ECU campus.
The cost is $10 per person.
The event increases the awareness of cultures in question, promotes exchange with ECU partner universities in Kiev and Moscow, and raises money for study abroad scholarships.
Posted on: 25 October, 2012
Twenty-one elementary students recently learned how to start a business when they participated in East Central University's Junior Business Club.
The three-week academy, sponsored by ECU's School of Business, guided Ada's Willard Elementary School students into a business venture of lemonade stands. The students, divided up into four companies, learned how to create a business plan, obtain a loan to start up the business, build and paint their stand and sell lemonade at the Tigers' home football game on Sept. 22.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICIALS LEARN ABOUT SUCCESSES OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS AT EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITYPosted on: 22 October, 2012
Making strides, in hopes of diminishing violence against women, has been a supreme collaboration by several entities from within the East Central University community, across the state of Oklahoma, and throughout the nation.
THREE MEMBERS OF OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY MUSIC FACULTY TO PERFORM CONCERT AT EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY ON OCT. 26Posted on: 22 October, 2012
Three members from the Oklahoma Baptist University Music Faculty will perform a concert on Friday, Oct. 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ataloa Theatre of the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts on the East Central University campus.
Dr. Randolph Johnson (trombone), Dr. Carlos Feller (flute) and Mary Chung (piano) are scheduled to perform the free concert.
Posted on: 16 October, 2012
The family of the late Dr. Maria Yolanda Forero-Villegas has donated her vast book and periodical collection to East Central University's Linscheid Library.
The assistant professor of English and languages, who came to ECU in 2011, died last spring. She taught all levels of Spanish at ECU as well as introductory French.
"It really is a wonderful donation and a big addition to our collection," said Adriana Lancaster, dean of the library and distance education. "Dr. Forero-Villegas was a valued member of the ECU faculty and is missed."
Posted on: 16 October, 2012
Experience an "Unforgettable" performance by film and stage actor Jeff Obafemi Carr as he performs his one-man show "Route 66: Finding Nat King Cole" at East Central University's Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 2. Tickets are $18 and may be purchased online at tickets.ecok.edu or at the box office the night of the show.


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Constipation is a problem for some people with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI). Two studies indicate that children and adults with OI Type III and pelvic malformation are more likely to complain of constipation and abdominal pain. Constipation, in medical terms, is a decrease in frequency of stools or bowel movements with hardening of the stool. As a consequence, people with constipation may feel bloated and have gas but find it difficult to pass stools. Because the stool becomes quite hard, passing it may be uncomfortable and lead to further unwillingness to try, especially in infants and young children. Fecal impaction, or clogging of the bowel with hardened stool, can be a serious complication. Treatment of constipation in people with OI is often challenging.
Constipation can be caused by inadequate dietary fiber, lack of exercise, and dehydration. Colon obstruction and illness are additional causes. Some medications, especially painkillers, can cause constipation because they decrease the normal motion and movement of the bowel. Adults with OI and parents of children with OI are encouraged to check with their doctor or pharmacist about side effects and possible drug interactions from their medicines and dietary supplements.
OI may contribute to constipation, especially in people with the short stature and pelvic malformation associated with OI Type III. The colon and bowel may be prevented from functioning normally if the hips and pelvis are narrow or malformed. A specific pelvic malformation, known as acetabular protrusion, can affect some people with OI Type III and cause a predisposition to constipation. Diminished mobility and low levels of physical activity also contribute to constipation.
Dehydration is a well-known factor contributing to constipation. Children with OI who have increased perspiration should be closely monitored so they remain hydrated.
Managing constipation usually involves a combination of approaches. It is essential to determine the extent of the problem and develop a plan to correct it.
Children and adults with OI who become constipated often respond well to diet changes, a change in activity level, and mild home remedies. The primary care doctor should be consulted about the appropriateness of home remedies. A nutritionist or registered dietitian may offer useful suggestions for modifying the diet. If the problem persists, a gastroenterologist may be needed.
Treatment choices for constipation include:
These changes to the diet can help people with constipation:
Strive for a diet that keeps the stool soft. Too much fiber has the secondary effect of creating too much bulk for someone with a connective tissue disorder. This can put pressure on the rectum. This pressure, along with inactivity, too much prolonged sitting, the lax or elastic muscles that a person with OI tends to have in the pelvic floor, and chronic constipation can lead to a more serious problem called rectal prolapse.
Adding exercise and physical activity can help prevent and relieve constipation. Exercise helps move digested food through the intestines. Infants, children, and adults who sit, recline, or use a wheelchair require regular position changes. People should consult with their primary care doctor and physical therapist about beneficial exercises that suit their particular needs and abilities. For example, infants benefit from water play that encourages them to kick. Children and adults can benefit from swimming, walking, or bicycling.
Home remedies may include:
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For some children, regular medication or even a prescription laxative may be necessary. Use of medication, whether prescription or over-the-counter, must be discussed with your doctor. Children on medication need to be carefully monitored. Taking a medication too often can reduce its effectiveness or aggravate negative side effects.
Medications for constipation can include:
Talk with the doctor about all treatment options, including home remedies. Persistent, painful constipation should not be ignored, and a referral to a gastroenterologist may be required.
Staying well hydrated, eating a healthy diet, and increasing exercise can reduce the frequency of constipation in children and adults who have OI.
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UPDATE: Randy Travis still in critical condition
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UPDATE: Contrary to reports, Randy Travis did NOT undergo heart surgery. His reps say, "Contrary to reports, Randy Travis has not undergone heart surgery. Travis is being treated for viral cardiomyopathy. Travis was admitted into a Texas hospital on Sunday and underwent placement of an IMPELLA peripheral left ventricular assist device for stabilization prior to transferring hospitals."
Randy still remains in critical condition, but he has a message for his fans. He says, "We are very thankful to the fans for their love and support during this time."
(Yahoo!) - Randy Travis has undergone heart surgery after being admitted to a Texas hospital Sunday in critical condition, according to news from his family.
"We have been told he has had surgery. Our prayers are going out to him because my husband just had a heart attack last year, so it is in their family," Theresa Traywick, who is married to Travis's brother, told People. "Their mother passed away at an early age with her heart, so it is like these boys are following right in their footsteps. My prayers are with them. That's all I can say right now."
The surgery apparently took place on Monday. There is no word at posting time as to his post-operative condition. Travis, 54, is suffering from complications of recently acquired viral cardiomyopathy, which is a condition that weakens the heart and can cause cardiac damage or even failure.
Travis has several tour dates scheduled this week, including one Wednesday in South Dakota which has been canceled.
After a rocky few years in which he made numerous headlines for legal and health issues, the singer had been enjoying what appeared to be a positive upswing in 2013, having released a new song, "Tonight I'm Playing Possum," last month in tribute to his late friend George Jones.
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Despite continuing challenges in the market, we should take a moment to reflect on our strengths as design thinkers, and honor the educators and innovators pushing us forward.
It seems like we talk about the challenges designers are facing
on a daily basis, but perhaps
we should spend more time focusing—and capitalizing—on the strengths of our profession. Designers have the integrative tools necessary to survive the prevailing conditions and regulations found in every
business environment. Effective designers are creative, socially
conscious and realistic workplace
strategists—characteristics that are all in demand as companies try to navigate the volatility inherent in today's economy and global marketplace.
Designers, or design thinkers, are part of a business, a science and an art—a rare combination, indeed. Our perceptiveness and, perhaps more importantly, our skills allow us to work on a wide breadth of projects providing an array of innovative solutions.
Of course, those skills can only come from a strong educational foundation, and I believe that our interior design students are receiving some of the best educations of all the professionals working in the built environment today. Our design schools and professional associations are focused on providing students with unique mentoring opportunities and apt projects to work on, which apply to today's real world challenges.
One such educator that is going above and beyond for her students is Liset Robinson, IIDA, currently an instructor at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). Robinson was recently (and proudly) recognized as the 2012 IIDA Educator of the Year. This award, sponsored by Milliken, celebrates excellence in leadership by an interior design educator, which Robinson illustrates through her extraordinary accomplishments and commitment to her students. She has mentored students for the past five years, providing internship guidance and instruction, and has consistently earned high praise from her colleagues.
"IIDA is proud to honor Liset for her tireless devotion, enthusiasm and service to her students and the interior design profession. She has gone above and beyond to share her knowledge and passion with the next generation of designers by helping them cultivate a desire to learn inside and outside of the classroom," says IIDA Executive Vice President and CEO Cheryl Durst, Hon. FIIDA.
One of the many ways Robinson has demonstrated her ability to promote the development of design thinkers was through her 2010 Grad Studio III course, which included an opportunity for students to design the renovation of the Zaban Couples Center. Through extensive research, planning and face-to-face interaction with the residents, students were able to experience the power of design and strengthen their understanding of the user through empathy—in other words, they became design thinkers. In the following year, the IIDA Georgia Chapter and SCAD co-sponsored the renovation of 22 resident rooms at the shelter, and the design that was implemented was based on one that the students had proposed the year before. This unique chance to experience a project from concept to implementation is an opportunity not many students receive.1
The latest issue of IIDA's Perspective magazine features an interview with Primo Orpilla, Associate IIDA, who discusses the process of moving from design student to design thinker. Graduating in one of the worst economies in U.S. history, Orpilla set out to specialize in the tech industry and ended up taking a position in facilities management and real estate— a job that taught what he calls "the other side of design." He learned that programming—space planning and how to accommodate churn—is the underpinning of design. Orpilla is currently the principal and co-founder (with wife Verda Alexander) of San Francisco's Studio O+A, and is working on custom solutions for open plan workspace projects.2
Through his background in the tech industry and some inspired design thinking, he has found ways to push facility managers out of their comfort zones. With Facebook's Palo Alto, Calif. office, he has liberated staffers by designing multiple breakout spaces; technology is infused throughout the office, enabling employees to roam with their laptops; and cubicles and walls are torn down to facilitate collaboration and foster community. Orpilla adds, "To perform their best, employees need to think, rest, play and socialize."
Future generations will be shaped by design thinkers just like Orpilla; his work on office workplace design for tech titans like Facebook and Yelp demonstrate the true value of design thinking. By enabling flexible management styles and efficient communication, they are building ideal conditions for teamwork and innovation. And this doesn't apply only to "creative" industries or people tasked with the design of products. Design thinking is universal and can be applied to a broad range of issues and concerns, like encouraging bank customers to save more, developing effective public service campaigns, improving a guest experience at a hospital or hotel or updating energy conservation techniques.
Design thinkers don't simply research solutions—they design them. And because of this, they are not constricted by challenges in the workplace. As illustrated by Robinson, educators go beyond classroom walls and textbooks to bring the real world to their students. Design thinkers have the ability and the drive to utilize their creative management skills to convert human need into demand.
Our world is changing rapidly. Economic conditions, globalization and technological advances continue to inspire our industry to grow, learn and evolve every day. As designers, we have both a huge responsibility and growing opportunity to change the way people work, live and play across the globe. Design thinking enables us to leave a commanding mark with every project, every build and every design. Design thinkers have the power to do the kind of work that is both felt and remembered. It is a natural tendency to underestimate the importance and impact of design thinkers. I often have to remember to stop for a moment and observe the workplace with new eyes. There are, and will always be, so many improvements to be made, and we all own the tools to make a difference.
IIDA International President James Williamson, IIDA, LEED AP is a practicing interior designer and principal at Gensler in its Washington, D.C. office. You can reach IIDA at (312) 467-1950 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania field hockey team played a back-and-forth game with city rival La Salle on Wednesday afternoon at Ellen Vagelos Field. However, the Quakers' three goals – sandwiched between a pair of Explorer tallies – was enough for the 3-2 win.
Penn is now 5-1 on the season, the best start for the program since the 1997 team was also 5-1. La Salle fell to 2-7.
La Salle needed just 7:19 to go ahead in this contest, the first time Penn trailed on its new Astroturf field. After a series of Quaker shots at the other end, the Explorers counterattacked and scored when Juliana Carfagno's initial shot was saved by Carly Sokach but bounced to Mariel Papa. She, in turn, struck it toward the goal and past Sokach's right pad.
Penn pressed the action after that – the Quakers outshot the Explorers 13-3 in the period – but it wasn't until just 2:10 remained before the break that the Red and Blue finally drew level. Emily Corcoran drove into the circle and fired a shot that appeared to be heading wide. However, it deflected off a stick and into the goal, past La Salle goalkeeper Lisa Shaffer.
Penn took the lead for good 10 minutes into the second half. Corcoran again had the goal; she started the penalty corner, and eventually the ball bounced back to her and she pushed it home from in close. Corcoran was a constant threat on this day, putting eight shots on goal.
Penn extended its lead just 1:15 later, this time Jasmine Cole using some nice moves on the left side to create an angle and firing a shot past Shaffer's right pad inside the near post.
It seemed like the Quakers would cruise to victory after that, but the Explorers made it interesting with 1:19 left when they scored off a penalty corner. Maddy Tettelbach played the ball directly to Olivia Shoemaker, who rifled a shot past Sokach.
Penn was able to hold La Salle at bay the rest of the way. The Quakers outshot the Explorers, 22-7, for the game and forced Shaffer to make 13 saves. Sokach had three stops, and was helped by MaryRose Croddick who had a defensive save midway through the second half.
Penn returns to action this weekend, jumping back into Ivy League play with Harvard. The Quakers and Crimson will face off at noon in Cambridge, Mass.
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A New Orleans New Year's – is there any other city more fit for ringing in the new year? Heck, our city shares its first name with the holiday – could it be any more fitting?
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December 17th, 2013 by Corey A. Edwards
December 18th, 2012 by insideout
If you live in Vermont, you may not know –
New Orleans is the ultimate New Year's Eve destination! For everyone and anyone below the Mason-Dixon, New Orleans is the best city to ring in the New Year! Why be somewhere frigid and cold where the fun ends at midnight, maybe 2 a.m. if you're lucky? Things are a little different here in New Orleans – Midnight on New Year's Eve is just the beginning of an exciting night!
Jackson Square is the premiere public venue for New Years fun and excitement. Live entertainment starts several hours before midnight and continues until the dropping of the Gumbo Pot from the roof of Jax Brewery. Hey, it's only five stories up, but who's counting?
Immediately following the gumbo pot drop is a spectacular 15-minute fireworks display launched from twin barges on the Mississippi. Our pyrotechnic extravaganza is consistently ranked as one of the best in the nation.
After Jackson Square festivities and fireworks, the party is far from over!
Time to head over to the French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Frenchman Street or Mid-City for more celebrating. Find a fun bar or music club alive with New Orleans jazz or brass music. Order your favorite drink and Laissez les bons temps rouler! Let the good times roll! Stroll the streets with your beverage – that's legal here in New Orleans – and people watch. The party can go on till the wee hours, or longer, if the weather is warm. Which it usually is this time of year.
Live music, exotic drink specialties, great food, happy people celebrating in the streets and much more. Now how can New York – or anywhere else – top all that?
There are TONS of special party packages that provide everything you need to ring in the New Year creole style! We recommend you ask a New Orleans bed and breakfast innkeeper for some of their recommendations. They can give you insight on the right venues, music, transportation (that's an important one!) and dining. We look forward to celebrating with you!
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University of Kentucky Mining Engineering Undergraduate Handbook
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This handbook is a supplement to the official University Bulletin and is only for advice and interpretation. Official policy is only in the Bulletin, which students should consult. Information in this handbook applies to students who enter the program in the 2007/2008 academic year.
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Although some people have raised concerns about the safety of cow's milk for children, there is no good evidence that it is unsafe for this age group.
Children ages 1 - 2 should only drink whole milk, because they need the fat to maintain brain development. Milk is also a very important source of protein and calcium. After 2 years old, children can drink low-fat milk or even skim milk if they are overweight.
Problems from drinking cow's milk:
If these problems are present, your doctor or nurse may recommend soy milk. However, many children who have an allergy to milk also have an allergy to soy.
Many children outgrow these allergies or intolerances by age 1, but children with one food allergy are at greater risk for developing others.
Suggested intake - children 2 - 5 years:
Suggested intake - teens and adults (the equivalent of one of the following is recommended):
Lack G. Clinical practice. Food allergy. N Engl J Med. 2008;359:1252-1260.
Information from your family doctor: Lactose intolerance: what you should know. Am Fam Physician. 2006;74:1927-1928.
Stettler N, Bhatia J, Parish A, Stallings VA. Feeding healthy infants, children, and adolescents. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 42.


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NIN & Soundgarden Book New Openers After Death Grips Breakup
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Nine Inch Nails and Soundgarden have more than filled their tour's opening slot left vacant by the now-defunct Death Grips.
The experimental hip-hop act announced its abrupt breakup earlier this month. Nine Inch Nails leader Trent Reznor apologized to the ticketholders, and questioned why he ever thought the Death Grips guys "could keep it together."
But now Reznor and company are making up for it with three new special guests - Oneohtrix Point Never, the Dillinger Escape Plan, and Cold Cave.
OPN will open the first part of the co-headlining trek between July 19th and August 1st. The Dillinger Escape Plan will be there from August 2nd through the 16th, and Cold Cave will take the final leg from August 17th through the 30th.
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Saturday is National Aboriginal Day nationwide and that provides a great opportunity to learn about the past and remember a huge part of our shared heritage. There is usually a celebration in Victoria Square but I haven't been able to find any information about it this year.
However, there looks to be a great concert in Halifax to mark the day and there will likely be lots going on in other areas as well. The 10th Annual Hoot N Jam Benefit takes place tomorrow at the Legere's located at 99 Fenwick Rd., Nappan. Attendees are invited to bring their lawn chair and musical talent if any and hear bluegrass and country at its best for a great cause.
There will be an open mic from 1 until 3 p.m. and special guests from 3 until 5 p.m. Admission is by donation at the gate with all proceeds for the Cumberland Cancer Assistance Fund and the Kate MacLeod Bursary.
At the Tidnish Bridge Art Gallery today Jean Hearst exhibits her paintings and Ginny Diezel her paper clay sculptures.
Both artists are from Virginia Beach, US.A. There will be an Etching workshop on June 25, and Pottery Open Studio on June 26.
This weekend there will be an open house on June 21 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with music by Bob Boudrot.
Tidnish and area will be busy on Saturday with a Quilt Show at the Lorneville Church as well as an open house at the Blue Heron Gallery Open House located at 11 Beaton's Ln., Lorneville.
Friday night Stephen Wells is at the community centre while on Saturday evening there is dance with Freefall at the Tidnish Community Centre. The Tidnish Bridge Art Gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
This is the last chance to see the newest Amherst Comedy Troupe production The Unreal Housewives of Cumberland County.
It is written by Trish Jardine and Terri McCormick and features Barbara Bowes, Karen Smith, Jennifer Siddall, Alan Linkletter, Katherine Hatheway, Erin Lewis, Lonney Bezzina, Pam Bezzina and Trish Jardine.
It is at the Wandlyn tonight and tomorrow night, however tickets might be sold out so if you would like to go call 660-2630 as soon as possible to see if any are available.
At Duncan's Pub tonight in Amherst, Liz Dowe will be on the stage from 4 until 6 p.m. followed by Eric Fresia starting at 8 p.m.
Bella's Café will be featuring Mike Blakeney this evening starting around 6 p.m.
The Amherst Artisan's Market is back tomorrow from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.
It's a unique shopping adventure in art, crafts, food and culture, through the unique shops and streets in downtown Amherst.
The Cumberland Car Club's 23 Annual Amherst Show and Shine is Sunday, starting at 9 a.m, at the Robbs Complex.
You'll see street rods, tuner Cars, motorcycles, farm machinery and antique vehicles, including the Maritimes biggest showing of pre-1940s vehicles.
Admission is $2 or $5 for families. For more information or to register call Gordon at 546-2776.
The Summer Reading Club Kick-off Party takes place at the Four Fathers Memorial Library on Thursday from 10 a.m. until noon.
It is for Grades Primary though 6 and the event features a Maker Fair, snacks, and an opportunity to sign up for the Summer Reading Club.
Also on Thursday at the library is the Rise N' Shine Book Club. It goes from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. and this month the discussion focuses on Freedom by Jonathan Franzen.
This is the last chance to attend the discussion as it will be on hiatus until September.
Andrew MacGregor's arts and culture column appears weekly in the Amherst News.