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Bare with me as im a total newb to back track. Im running backtrack 3 in the VMware player. I have the drivers for my wireless network card (rtl8187b) but im wondering how to install them if that is at all possible while running it in a virtual player? Can any of you intelligent people help me get it up and running so i can connect to my home network
Exactly why are you using bt3 and not bt4 pre final? Apart from using r8187b on aircrack-ng.org's site which is in its beta state.
Had you used bt4 beta or even better bt4 pre final, the driver rtl8187 could handle the device better.
I just deleted your torrent post and did not give you a infraction however making a post like this 10 mins later is like saying F you and your stupid rules. If you want to be a thieving douchebag homo then please go do it somewhere else. There are plenty of Internet forums dedicated to torrenting and oth forums of breaking the law. We dont care for you type herePersonally, I use Vmware Workstation and activation is not a problem if you know where to look.
EasyVMX!: Virtual Machine Creator too.
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News that Loehmann's was closing upset me the same way as learning that a good friend is moving away because this fashion outlet was more than a store to me — it was the classroom where my Nana taught me how to find a bargain.
Even though I haven't been to a Loehmann's in years, the news that the store was closing upset me the same way as learning that a good friend is moving away. Because Loehmann's wasn't just a store to me — it was a classroom.
The last Loehmann's I frequented was on Chestnut Street in Center City, where the Modell's is now. It didn't last long in that location, but before it closed I was able get a few good deals. Still, those were nothing like the gems I purchased in the glory days of the '90s or the '80s, when I found both my prom dresses in Loehmann's glittering Back Room.
Even though I was in high school, I felt as if Loehmann's knew I wasn't quite grown up enough for that space. So I didn't dare go back there without an adult, like it was an R-rated movie. My stepmother was my guide then, helping me find a fantastic beaded flapper-style dress for my junior prom. The following year we found a baby pink dress with a sequined bodice and flowing sheer skirt.
But it was my Nana Pearl who gave me the real Loehmann's education. Nana started taking me with her to Loehmann's in Cherry Hill, N.J., when I was very young. By her side, I watched as she scrutinized the racks one row at a time, sliding hangers across the bar one by one. With her choices folded over her arm, she led me to the communal dressing room.
Here's what you didn't find inside a Loehman's dressing room: privacy, modesty, magazine bodies or women in matching undergarments. Here's what you did find: a large open space, mirrors on the walls, women of all sizes in various stages of undress, and discount designer bounty laid across benches and dangling from hooks. Loehmann's seemed to be saying to its customers, "If you can't handle trying on clothes in this exposed environment, you don't deserve the bargain on that amazing designer skirt."
And so I observed, most bewitched by how grown up everything was – the shapes of the women's bodies; the look and feel of the clothing; the animated conversations between friends; and the ability to make your own choices about what to wear, how to present yourself and how to get beautiful clothes without paying a fortune.
My Nana was a careful shopper, not impulsive, and she gave me excellent lessons. You want a good deal? Nana taught me that you have to work for it. You have to sift through rack after rack, excavate the handbag bin like a paleontologist, scrutinize the shoe shelves like a drill sergeant.
Today, thanks to Nana and Loehmann's, I happen to be an excellent bargain hunter, both in stores and online. There are real treasures to be found, but only if you are discerning enough to recognize quality worth buying and have enough patience to wade through the dreck.

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New NGFA Trade and Arbitration Rules Booklet Now Available
Date Posted: May 6, 2013
Washington—A new booklet containing the latest version of the National Grain and Feed Association's (NGFA) Trade Rules and Arbitration Rules now is available.
For more than 110 years, NGFA's trade rules and arbitration rules have been used to facilitate trade and provide an efficient way to resolve disputes involving grain, feed, barge and barge freight, secondary rail freight, and certain transactions with railroads.
NGFA Vice President and General Counsel Charlie Delacruz said the new booklet incorporates recently ratified changes approved by the association's membership.
"Over the years, NGFA's trade and arbitration rules have facilitated the resolution of thousands of cases, which when challenged in court have been continually upheld," Delacruz said.
"We have a history of providing a fair and effective way to resolve disputes involving grain and feed transactions, and our trade rules and arbitration booklet provides the guidance."
The NGFA has five sets of trade rules:
• Grain Trade Rules: Adopted in 1902, these rules govern all transactions of a financial, mercantile or commercial nature involving grain. Grain, as defined by the U.S. Grain Standards Act, includes corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley, flaxseed, grain sorghum, soybeans, mixed grain and any other food grains, feed grains and oilseeds for which standards are established under that law (7 U.S.C. Section 76).
• Feed Trade Rules: Adopted in 1921, these rules govern transactions of all feedstuffs (including mill products or byproducts). Users of these rules should note that references are made to American Association of Feed Control Officials' ingredient definitions.
• Barge Trade Rules: Adopted in 1964, these rules supplement the Grain Trade Rules and Feed Trade Rules whenever such shipments are designated by contract to be transported by barge.
• Barge Freight Trading Rules: Adopted in 1981, these rules govern all disputes of a financial, mercantile or commercial character involving transactions in the purchase and/or sale of barge transportation.
• Secondary Rail Freight Trading Rules: Adopted in 2007, these rules govern all disputes of a financial, mercantile or commercial character involving transactions between non-railroad parties in the purchase and/or sale of secondary rail freight transportation.
The rules are reviewed on a regular basis to ensure they reflect current trade practices, as well as current technologies.
Proposed changes are developed by the NGFA's Trade Rules Committee, the Arbitration Rules Panel or the NGFA Rail Arbitration Rules Committee, and are submitted to the NGFA membership for adoption.
The most recent review resulted in the following changes:
• The NGFA's Rail Arbitration Rules were expanded to apply to the following new commodities: peanuts meal, cottonseed oil, molasses, malt flour or sprouts, soapstock, limestone, biodiesel, glycerin, dical and monocal phosphate, salt, distillate (fatty acids) and millrun.
• Provisions in the NGFA's Grain and Feed Trade Rules that referred to "sessions" and trading hours were amended to provide further clarity and avoid potential disputes between application of the range of trading floor open outcry sessions and hours for electronic trading that followed the Chicago Board of Trade's merger with the CME Group.
• A broad set of amendments focused on electronic methods of contracting, which affect numerous provisions throughout the rules.
Copies of the rules may be downloaded at ngfa.org.
Printed copies of the booklet are available to NGFA members for $10 each for one to five copies, and $8 each for six or more.
Nonmembers may receive the booklet for $55 each; there is no quantity discount.
For additional information, contact the NGFA at 202-289-0873.
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The iHeartRadio Summer Pool Party took over Miami with unforgettable performances from artists like Ariana Grande, Jennifer Lopez, Iggy Azalea, Tiesto, Lil Jon, Neon Trees, MAGIC!, and Nick Cannon. The crowd went wild as the performers turned up the heat at the Fontainebleau Resort's famous pool.
Check out the Top 10 Moments of the 2014 iHeartRadio Pool Party below!
10. Ariana Grande drove her Arianators wild with her performance of "The Way" and "Problem."
9. Steve Aoki joined Lil Jon on stage while their collaboration "Turbulence" played.
8. Jennifer Lopez's epic, glittering New York Yankees hat. Bronx, REPRESENT!
7. Iggy Azalea performed her Rita Ora collaboration "Black Widow" for the first time .. and showed off some very fancy dance moves!
6. Nick Cannon repped his enormous Mariah Carey back tattoo.
5. Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn joined Tiesto on stage to perform the legendary DJ's smash hit "Red Lights" for the very first time.
4. During Neon Trees' performance, Tyler Glenn told the crowd, "I was raised in suburbia. I waited until I was 30 to come out. I need some support right now." The frontman recently came out as gay earlier this year.
3. Iggy Azalea joined Ariana Grande on stage to perform their chart-topper "Problem."
2. J.Lo's booty-shaking during her performance of "Booty."
1. Jennifer Lopez's entire performance. Even with a bleeding knee, she didn't miss a beat and executed a flawless show, winning over the entire audience, and everyone watching at home. She goes hard. You GO, girl!
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My buddy is a sales rep for heated wetsuits. Love them and they work!
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My buddy is a sales rep for heated wetsuits. Love them and they work!
my 6/5/4 has done the trick for me... 7mil sg5 boots, 7mil xcel drylock mits. I dont remember ever being cold... I mean I know its cold out but I never was affected by it that I had to bail or anything.
As for changing.... well I live at the beach so its basically just taking my mits and booties off in the backyard and then heading in for a hot shower.
being warm before you hit the beach is key.move quickly and keep moving,paddling,taking waves until adrenaline kicks in.after surf,who cares?if it's freezing,drive home in suit and change in the house.
throw some jugs of warm water in a cooler for the after session hose-down. or just do your changing at home. not sure why everyone feels the need to change right there and then... just throw a towel down and ride home.


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so should i shoot buildings and people?
so should i shoot buildings and people?
iunno depends on what you want to express through your lens walk around your town and just catch mad photos. most of them prb arent gonna be good but thats ok cause in that stroll your going to catch that one diamond and study it and follow that formula of that photo. and rock well ya diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig,
word,will keep that in mind
Union Sound System / Pacific Dubstep / Breakbeat Island / Dreadsteppas
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whats the first pic of?
my longboard wheel
BS is that just a point and shoot camera?
yeah i just have a regular digital camera nothing fancy
'should' shoot raw and 'need to' shoot raw, are two different things. which is what ares was correcting. hdr images are completely possible with jpegs.
can someone explain to me what you guys are talking about?
It should be said that none of this graffiti is mine, but, the pictures are mine.
Photoshop was used for contrast/saturation/curves, but NOT for any effects, that was all done by "light painting".
I've a whole lot more of these in the delaware thread (if you can cut through all the bullshit talk)
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Do you light the pieces with a slow exposure and flashing in different places?
or is that a photoshop tweak
A.K. - It's a technique called light painting, what I do is long exposure (15-30secs depending on natural light) to get a good overall picture, then I shine a flashlight on the pieces I want to highlight.
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LAUREL SWINDENAffiliation:
Don Wright Faculty of Music, University of Western Ontario
School of Fine Art and Music, University of Guelph
Principal Flute, Stratford Symphony Orchestra
Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra, Flute/Piccolo
Artist's BiographyCanadian flutist Laurel Swinden maintains an active career as a performer, pedagogue and researcher. As an orchestral musician, she is the Principal Flute of the Stratford Symphony and has performed with Orchestra London, and the Memphis, Tupelo, Mississippi, Kingston, Scarborough, and Oakville Symphonies. Ms. Swinden performs on chamber music series throughout Ontario with pianist Stephanie Mara, guitar duo partner Kevin Ramessar and others.
Laurel is a Doctoral Candidate in Flute Performance, and a Fellowship recipient at the University of Toronto, where she studied with Nora Schulman and Alison Melville (traverso) Ms. Swinden has undertaken additional baroque flute study at the Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute, and, over several summers, both Baroque and traditional music with guest artists at the Boxwood Festival, in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Laurel\'s dissertation examines eighteenth century Scottish flute literature. Past influential teachers include Jeffrey Zook, Jim Walker, Chris Norman, Lisa Beznosiuk, and Philippe-Alain Dupr. Laurel has been the recipient of both performance and academic awards and grants, including awards from the Canadian Federation of University Women, David and Marcia Beach Study Award, Tafelmusik scholarship, the Ontario Arts Council and the London Music Scholarship Foundation.
Laurel joined the faculty of the Don Wright Faculty of Music at the University of Western Ontario in 2010, teaching Flute and directing the DWFOM Flute Ensemble. She is also a Sessional Instructor of Flute at the University of Guelph. In addition, Ms. Swinden has coached university chamber ensembles at the University of Toronto and held a faculty position at the University of Mississippi.
Ms. Swinden also serves as a Winds Examiner for Conservatory Canada. She has performed and presented workshops across the United States and Canada, with performances broadcast on NPR. She has premiered several contemporary works for flute, with and without electronics, on concert series throughout the US.
A new CD with pianist Stephanie Mara; Celebrating Women: Music for Flute and Piano by Women Composers is forthcoming in Fall 2011, assisted by a grant from the Waterloo Region Arts Fund.


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It isn't summer until the stars have been left shamefaced! This year, it's Gossip Girl stunner Blake Lively who's joining Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Greene, Hayley Williams and Kim Kardashian as the latest budding star caught with her pants down and her panties off in a humiliating sex scandal.
What would Leo think?
On Tuesday, five uncensored snaps of the formely clean-cut Lively posing completely nude in front of a bathroom mirror drifted away from the "safety" an Apple iPhone and hit the Interwebs with a splat. The pics first popped up on image hosting site ImageShack and have spread like nudie wildfire. Apparently, Blake's reached a pivotal milestone in her transition from bubbly Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants actress to doe-eyed big screen sex symbol.
It's a little period we like to call "The Slut Years."
The tousled hair, perfect features, and supposedly less-than-natural bust are all there, but do you think the lusty blonde featured in the nude pics is really Blake? Could we be looking at a bare-chested doppleganger? Channeling her inner pin-up girl isn't the kind of behavior fans are used to seeing from the rising star, who won rave reviews for her portrayal of a doped-out single mom in Ben Affleck's motion picture drama The Town. It was only last year that the leggy blonde, who also juggles duties as a Chanel spokesmodel, slammed reports that she would be stripping down to her birthday suit for an appearance on the pages of Playboy Magazine.
Goss Watchers can't stop buzzing about Blake's Nude Photo Scandal. "How did the images find their way online?" they ask. "Did the 23-year-old take the pics for ex-beau Penn Badgley or rumored new man, actor Leonardo DiCaprio?" others want to know. For now, Blake's people aren't talking. But we'll likely hear the starlet's side of the story in the weeks to come. Lively is scheduled to hit the promo track, making appearances on a host of television talk shows, to chat up the June release of her new superhero blockbuster, The Green Lantern, also starring Ryan Reynolds.


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The genius of Shakespeare
Picador, 1997 - Literary Criticism - 386 pages
This is a new kind of biography: a biography of Shakespeare's talent and reputation beyond the limits of his actual life. Part One explores the origins of his works, while Part Two traces their effects on succeeding generations. Never before has a single book combined new readings of Shakespeare's best-known plays with an authoritative summation of the authorship question, speculation on the biographical origin of the sonnets, and a history of how Shakespeare became an inspiration to later artists and a poet of international renown.
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Contemporary Writing & Production Courses
Alternative approaches and concepts to writing that can be used in various aspects of songwriting, arranging, and composing for contemporary broadcast media, such as film and TV scores, that will supplement other writing approaches. Using compositional concepts pioneered by George Tremblay and Jack Smalley, the course explores writing techniques based on the use of the 12-tone row concept and the process of extracting consonant melodic components from the rows that are then applied to writing for contemporary musical styles and forms and commercial clients. Some writing projects will be realized through sequencing and live performance.
Study of orchestration in musical theater and the role of the orchestra in a theater piece. Students will arrange and orchestrate songs with a focus on supporting a vocalist, telling the story, and creating a theatrical sound. The class will explore how orchestration can be used as a dramatic element to establish a period, create a mood, and support the narrative. Written projects focus on typical instruments and ensembles used in various theatrical situations. Listening will include songs from a wide variety of musical theater recordings, with examples of piano scores and individual parts from shows.
The advanced student will learn to utilize digital audio workstations (DAW) to create arrangements of either original or existing musical elements. This course focuses on the creative use of technology in music production. Topics covered include signal flow of MIDI and audio signal within the DAW sound processing plugins, choosing appropriate sounds and combining elements from software synthesizers, alternate approaches to quantizing and refining rhythmic grooves, hybrid production techniques (audio and MIDI), use of the DAW for scoring to picture and basic synthesis techniques. In addition to using their own laptops in the Professional Writing Technology Lab students are expected to have the CWP major bundle.
Viewing music production from the writer's perspective, this course explores how knowledge of compositional elements including melody, harmony, arranging, and orchestration help provide the foundation and focus of contemporary production styles and techniques. Study and analysis of great producer/musicians will include George Martin, Quincy Jones, Phil Spector, Daniel Lanois, Peter Gabriel, Prince, Don Was, Robert John Mutt Lange, and others. Focus will be on how producers utilize their background as accomplished musicians to create the aural landscape of the artists they produce. Course projects will include analysis papers on different producers in a variety of styles, and one recording project.
An orchestration/arranging course that focuses on the techniques and concepts of writing for big band. Content also includes the arranging process and how to adapt and modify the musical elements of a composition into an effective arrangement. The course deals with notation, voicings, and combinations of the various sections comprising the large ensemble: trumpets, trombones, saxophones, selected woodwinds, and rhythm section. Extensive use of recorded examples and extracts from scores.
Emphasis on arranging techniques that apply specifically to recording situations in various contemporary music settings and idioms. Arranger's function, current market trends, and contemporary recording techniques are discussed.
Arranging for strings behind a vocalist or lead instrument. Emphasis is on contemporary string writing approaches in the styles of rock, Latin, funk, ballads, and jazz, and the feels of even and shuffled eighths and sixteenths for string sections (with rhythm section accompaniment) using specific arranging techniques of closed and open voicings, clusters, three- to six-part writing, use of primary melody and countermelody, and guide tone lines. Production approaches from the writer's perspective are also covered. Projects may include arrangements for live performances, recordings, or commercials.
The course focuses on mixing techniques through the use of sound processing as it pertains to the writer who engineers and produces his or her own pieces. Through the use of plug-ins, the understanding and artistic application of ambient effects (e.g. reverbs, delays, flangers, harmonizers, and choruses) and dynamic processing units (e.g. compressors, noise gates, equalizers, and limiters) the course explores how writing can be enhanced at the recording and mixing stage through the effective use of sound processing equipment. The student will have the opportunity to understand how to enhance their recordings with these effects through in-class demonstration, listening analysis, and assigned projects using specified equipment.
This course provides students a one-semester overview of approaches to scoring for video games. Beginning with a short history of interactive music, the content includes typical game music workflow and approaches to scoring video games. Assignments include scoring projects using different interactive music techniques. Students will be able to describe the history, theory, mechanisms, and basic approaches to writing music for video games. They will be able to write simple to moderate interactive scores using the most commonly used methods in the industry. In addition students will discuss and learn about specific industry issues related to working in this field.
An advanced study of the techniques and concepts of writing and arranging for the orchestra in a studio setting. A continuation of CW-311 with the addition of the string section, French horn, percussion, additional woodwinds, and harp. Emphasis is placed on orchestral combinations, stylistic factors, techniques of scoring melody and accompaniment, sophisticated voicings techniques, writing effective introductions and endings, and routining an arrangement. Extensive use of recorded examples and score extracts.
A project-driven course that focuses on production from the writer's perspective. The content includes more advanced creative and production projects, incorporating MIDI sequences using sampled sounds and synth modules with live overdubbing of acoustic instruments, more refined utilization of sound-processing equipment, and conceptualizing with sound-processing ideas in mind. In addition to class meetings, each student will be assigned recording studio time to be used for overdubs, sweetening, and/or mixing. Students will use their own laptop in the Professional Writing technology lab and are expected to have the CWP major bundle.
This course covers advanced sequencing and orchestration techniques in the electronic and hybrid realms of production for acoustic ensembles. Its main purpose is to expose and guide students to writing and production of polished and high-quality original compositions for small to large acoustic ensembles through the use of advanced sequencing techniques and electronic tools. Through a detailed survey and hands-on practice of the major software orchestral libraries, the course integrates all the techniques involved in creating electronic and hybrid polished productions for rhythm section, small ensemble, big band, and studio orchestra. Content includes advanced sequencing techniques such as groove quantization, layering, tempo variations, advanced use of MIDI control changes, and alternate MIDI controllers. The students will learn multilayering of acoustic and electronic instruments; translation into the electronic realm of phrasing, articulations, and performance-related markings; controlled detuning; and horizontal/vertical timbre variation. In addition, through a series of original writing assignments for large ensembles and rhythm section, the course will focus on merging the gap between the composition stage and the final electronic production by covering the mixing stage of the hybrid production process focusing in particular on multireverb placement and variable equalization.


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For more than 45 years, Washington Week has delivered the most interesting conversation of the week.
Washington Week features a group of journalists participating in roundtable discussion of major news events. In its early years, Washington Week maintained three regular correspondents — Peter Lisagor, Charles Corddry, and Neil MacNeil — but in 1970 the format changed to three regular reporters and a weekly guest reporter. The program currently maintains a small core group of regular correspondents and a larger group of occasional guests.


text: The installations of Carly Fisher may at first appear to be trash strewn galleries. However, closer inspection reveals that none of the items are actual garbage. Rather, Fisher carefully recreates litter from little more than paper and glue. The meticulous attention she gives to sculpting trash replicas, so to say, may seem odd. However, the familiar international name brands dotting the gallery floor raise the question: do these corporations possibly give the same meticulous attention to the branding of litter as Fischer? As one of her gallery statements puts it, "Perhaps there is a marketing edge to trash?"


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I could imagine Brum doing a pretty good job as MC, but not on the Mayweather undercard yet :-P
Buffer makes the ring announcing all about him.
Martinez (and Jimmy Lennon Jr.) do it in a much more professional manner.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
The main card from Saturday's CWFC Fight Night 8 will be repeated on MMAjunkie.com this evening at 7pm (UK).
Post-fight reaction from Jack Mason...
Another great behind-the-scenes video by Tommy Lakes, this time with James Brum from CWFC Fight Night 8 on Saturday.
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Nine asylum-seeker mothers threatening suicide at the Christmas Island detention centre are under 24-hour surveillance by male guards as Prime Minister Tony Abbott vows not give in to their "moral blackmail".
Christmas Island Shire councillor Gordon Thomson says the women are prepared to sacrifice themselves to give their children a better life.
"They believe that by killing themselves, their babies born in Australia will have to stay in Australia," he told AAP on Wednesday.
One of the women, a sole parent, has four children under the age of four.
"They've always got an officer with them when they go to the toilet, have a shower, breast feed their babies, eat," Mr Thomson said.
"They are always under watch, there is no private moment ever."
A shortage of female guards meant the women were under watch from male officers, Mr Thomson said.
Mr Abbott insists his government won't capitulate to what he described as "moral blackmail".
"No Australian government should be subjected to the spectacle of people saying `Unless you accept us, I am going to commit self harm'," he said.
Labor leader Bill Shorten accused the prime minister of washing his hands of asylum seekers.
"You mightn't wish this was so but these people are human beings in the care of Australia and the care of the Australian government," he told reporters in Sydney.
Australian Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young accused Mr Abbott of pushing people to a point of self destruction.
Comment has been sought from centre manager Serco.
Meanwhile, the Refugee Council of Australia says its analysis of immigration department asylum seeker data, as at May 31, shows children are more likely than adults to be in detention.
It found 23 per cent of 4331 child asylum seekers had been detained.
This compared to only 18 per cent of adults, although the number of adult detainees far outstripped children at 29,521 people.
There were 2395 asylum seekers in detention on Nauru and Papua New Guinea, 4016 in detention in Australia while 27,441 were living in the community.
The Senate was told a woman, who was not one of the nine mothers, had thrown herself off a building earlier this week and was receiving hospital treatment.
Cabinet minister Eric Abetz told Senate question time a small number of "minor self-harm incidents" had occurred but he would not elaborate to protect their privacy.
"Those involved are receiving proper and appropriate medical and other support," he said.
A spokesman for Immigration Minister Scott Morrison said it was long-standing government practice not to comment on reports of individual acts of self-harm.
But in the case of reports of detainees threatening to jump off a roof of a building on Christmas Island, there was no basis to the claim.
"Separately, the minister is advised reports of multiple suicide attempts by women on Christmas Island are not correct," he said.
The spokesman said the government understood concerns about sensitive matters of self-harm.
But it was important to recognise that any government comments had to consider privacy and the impact public commentary might have in encouraging such behaviour.
"It would be highly irresponsible and dangerous to allow government policy to be determined on the basis of such threats," he said.


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The common belief with moving is that it only applies to homeowners, but businesses relocate too. However, the errors people make when moving are more or less the same, be it a homeowner or business owner. Follow the basic steps and you should be good. Hope you don't make these grave mistakes during your move.
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There are many pop stars who took home Moon Men at MTV Video Music Awards this year, but Thirty Seconds to Mars represented the rock stars Sunday night when they took home the award for Best Rock Video!
The guys were among this year's VMA winners, picking up some new hardware for their video for "Up in the Air." The band beat out Imagine Dragons, Fall Out Boy, Mumford & Sons, and Vampire Weekend.
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Leon, a serious question. How do you explain the pic, supposedly of you fighting, which is clearly taken in Philly, USA?
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Ohio State's Hill, Penn State's Bentley Share Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year Distinction
Oct. 25, 2012
Park Ridge, Ill. - The Big Ten announced on Thursday that Ohio State's Tayler Hill and Penn State's Alex Bentley shared conference Preseason Player of the Year accolades from the coaches, while Hill earned the nod from a selected media panel. It is the second straight season Bentley was named Preseason Player of the Year. Penn State was selected as the preseason favorite by both the coaches and media.
Hill was named a first-team All-Big Ten performer last year after averaging a conference-best 20.4 points per game and leading the Buckeyes to a 25-win season. She was named to the preseason watch list for the Wade Trophy, which honors the nation's most outstanding player.
Bentley was a first-team All-Conference selection for the second time a year ago, leading the Lady Lions to their sixth Big Ten Championship. Bentley was 11th in the Big Ten in points (14.1 per game) and fourth in assists (4.7) last season, and was selected to the Wade Trophy Watch List.
Reigning Big Ten Coach of the Year Coquese Washington and the Lady Lions return four starters from a team that finished with 26 victories and claimed the conference championship last season. Penn State returns nine letterwinners from a team that finished the season ranked ninth in the coaches poll.
Nebraska, selected to finish second by the coaches and media, returns four starters and 10 letterwinners from last year's team that advanced to the Big Ten Tournament title game. The Huskers finished 24-9 and earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Purdue was voted to finish third by the coaches this season, and returns three starters from last year's squad that won the Big Ten Tournament title. The Boilermakers advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, its 22nd overall berth in the event.
With four starters and 12 letterwinners returning this season, Ohio State was selected to finish third in the conference by the media. Hill and Amber Stokes were voted to the All-Defensive Team, while Stokes was voted the Defensive Player of the Year in leading the Buckeyes back to the NCAA Tournament.
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Clipper Group
Clipper group looked at the new SVC 5 and concluded: "With the availability of solid-state storage within Version 5 of its SAN Volume Controller, IBM once again delivers outstanding technological innovation to the data center. SVC 5 provides the IT staff with multiple tiers of storage, topped by the 800,000 read IOPS capability of an integrated SSD capability. This functionality does come with a higher cost, but it also delivers significantly higher value as demonstrated by the increased performance from industry standard benchmarks, making its ROI very attractive to the enterprise."
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Virtualization is at the center of all 21st Century IT systems, yet many CIOs fail to fully understand all of the benefits it can deliver to the data center operation. When we think of virtualization, we think compute, network, and storage—and we mostly think about driving up utilization on each. Storage controllers have always offered the ability to carve out pieces of real storage from a large pool and deliver them efficiently to a number of hosts, but it is storage virtualization itself that offers improvements that drive operational efficiency. IBM has been quietly addressing storage virtualization with SAN Volume Controller (SVC) for the last six years, building up a significant technical lead in this space.
Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Lab did hands-on analysis of the IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller (SVC) storage virtualization solution in order to validate its value proposition to customers. The goal of ESG Lab testing of the IBM SVC was to validate the fundamentals of network based storage virtualization including ease of use and non-disruptive virtualization, data mobility and copy services. ESG Lab found that the IBM SVC is a rock-solid, feature-rich platform that delivers on the promise of network based storage virtualization: SVC reduces the complexity and cost of managing SAN attached storage.
Research by Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) has found that end users that have embraced storage virtualization see clear value in integrating it with server virtualization. The goal of virtualization is to provide logical view and control of physical infrastructure in order to enable greater optimization, utilization and simplification of management. Having only one side of your data center virtualized (for example, servers) is useful, but does not create efficiencies throughout. The combination of both server and storage virtualization is being embraced by early adopters since they see the value of a highly virtualized data center for both compute and storage.
Forrester Consulting
IBM commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the total economic impact and potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by deploying the IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller (SVC). SAN Volume Controller allows organizations to virtualize their storage infrastructure resulting in flexibility within the storage environment. This study illustrates the financial impact of virtualizing the storage environment through the use of SAN Volume Controller. The risk adjusted ROI described in the study is 53% with a breakeven point (payback period) of 1.4 years after deployment.
In conducting in-depth interviews with four existing customers, Forrester found that these companies achieved higher storage capacity utilization and improved administration efficiencies, as well as higher overall system availability.
Mesabi Group
SMB IT groups have to balance increased demand for service in the face of application–workload and storage growth with the need to keep budgets within check. Using both server and storage virtualization with a server–storage combination can give the best of both worlds –– better service and lower operational costs. Also, tying the server–storage purchase decision together can yield the one–stop shopping benefits of simplicity, savings, and service. IBM provides an example of how this can work through a broad portfolio of SMB–focused servers (System x and BladeCenter) and storage products.
Taneja Group
This Taneja Group white paper briefly defines storage virtualization, the various methods of delivering it and the key benefits it brings to the data center. Then the focus shifts to IBM SAN Volume Controller, its architecture, its product features and why SVC has succeeded while others have failed or are struggling. Finally the paper describes where Taneja Group sees SVC going in the future.
- IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller 4.3: Proven, Enterprise-Ready and Scalable Storage Virtualization Solution (365KB)
This Taneja Group paper presents the results of a study of IBM SVC customers, which was conducted to understand the real-world benefits that they are experiencing from using SVC. The paper briefly introduces IBM SVC, details the types of end users surveyed, characterizes their environments, and then analyzes five tangible benefits of storage virtualization that emerged from the interviews.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An employee of the company that owned the doomed Deepwater Horizon drilling rig testified Tuesday that he was surprised when BP scrapped his team's design to stop the gusher in the Gulf of Mexico.
Robert Turlak, a Transocean Ltd. manager, was a witness for his employer at a federal trial that is focusing on BP's response to the April 2010 well blowout. BP's trial adversaries argue the company could have sealed the blown-out well much sooner if it had employed a capping strategy that Turlak and others had devised. It was ready for installation in early June.
BP ultimately used a capping stack to stop the spill July 15 after several other methods failed.
Turlak said he never heard why BP scrapped his team's design.
"We were so close. We had come a long way," said Turlak, Transocean's manager of subsea engineering and well control systems.
During the first few weeks after the spill, engineers focused on two methods for stopping the flow of oil: Capping the well was one option. The other, called "top kill," involved pumping drilling mud and other material into the Deepwater Horizon rig's blowout preventer.
Turlak's team was working on a strategy that was called "BOP-on-BOP" because it lowered a second blowout preventer on top of the rig's failed one.
Turlak called it the "obvious solution," but BP said it wasn't a viable option because it could have made the situation worse and hampered other strategies if it failed. BP said the capping stack that later sealed the well was specifically designed to land on the well system above the blowout preventer.
BP employed the "top kill" method in May 2010, but it didn't stop the flow of oil. Plaintiffs' lawyers claim BP knew the strategy was doomed based on higher flow rate estimates that the company didn't share with federal officials at the time.
The trial's second phase opened Monday with claims that BP ignored decades of warnings about the risks of a deep-water blowout and withheld crucial information about the size of the spill.
During opening statements, BP attorney Mike Brock said the company's efforts to stop the flow of oil were guided by an overriding principle: "Don't make it worse." Turlak said that was a "reasonable philosophy."
The trial's first phase, which ended in April, focused on the complex chain of mistakes and failures that caused the blowout.
The second phase is divided into two segments: The first centers on BP's efforts to cap the well. The second is designed to help Barbier determine how much oil spilled into the Gulf.
The government's estimate is some 70 million gallons more than what BP says spilled. Establishing how much oil leaked into the Gulf will help figure out the penalties the oil company must pay. Billions of dollars are at stake.
Eleven workers died in the explosion on the rig that was triggered by the blowout.


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Trace Adkins launching holiday tour
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Trace Adkins is getting his holiday season started this weekend.
The country star is kicking off "The Christmas Show" tour in Effingham, Illinois Friday night. The trek was inspired by Disney World's Candlelight Processional, which Trace hosts each year.
Adkins' tour features theatrical shows in which the singer tells both historical and personal stories and performs classic holiday songs backed by a 12-piece ensemble.
With the trek Trace is also supporting his latest album, The King's Gift, a ten-track set of Celtic Christmas songs. However, he says he's hoping "The Christmas Show" tour will become an annual event.
Trace Adkins "The Christmas Show" Tour Dates
November 15 - Effingham, Illinois, at the Effingham Performance Center
November 16 - Van Wert, Ohio, at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center
November 17 - Greensburg, Pennsylvania, at the Palace Theater
November 19 - Red Bank, New Jersey, at the Count Basie Theater
November 21 - Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, at the H. Rick Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University
November 22 - Utica, New York, at the Stanley Center for the Performing Arts
November 23 - Sewell, New Jersey, at the TD Banks Arts Center
November 29 - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center
November 30 - Wallingford, Connecticut, at the Toyota Presents the Oakdale Theater
December 1 - Westbury, New York, at the Theater at Westbury
December 3 - Troy, Ohio, at the Hobart Arena
December 4 - Youngstown, Ohio, at the Coveli Center
December 5 - Waukegan, Illinois, at the Genesee Theater
December 13 - Rochester, Minnesota, at the May Civic Center Arena
December 14 - Onamia, Minnesota, at the Grand Casino Mille Lacs
December 15 - Carmel, Indiana, at the Palladium at Carmel Center
December 17 - Hollywood, Florida, at the Hard Rock Live at Seminole
December 18 - Clearwater, Florida, at Ruth Eckerd Hall
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caught this slutter in the yard a while back.
caught this slutter in the yard a while back.
nice =D
fuck em all
more flix!
word up... i'll see yall this summer.
I hear voices
way tooo hot today
i gotta go get some flix. been bombing alot just no pics yet.
I hate Gordo
Combatting concrete canvasses
By MARKUS ERMISCH
Staff reporter
May 25 2005
Walls don't work.
Like the communists before them, Kamloops' civic leaders have come to that conclusion - albeit for different reasons.
"We tried it about three or four years ago," Mayor Mel Rothenburger said of a scheme where graffiti artists were given designated walls on which to spray-paint, such as the back of Memorial Arena. "But it simply spreads the graffiti."
Now, the city is working on a different approach to deal with spray-painted concrete canvases.
Rothenburger is a member of a task force fine-tuning a graffiti bylaw that will go before council later this year.
"Initially, there was a reluctance to go with the bylaw route," Rothenburger said, "because there was the perception that you're punishing the victims and that property owners would be victimized twice."
For example, the draft bylaw stipulates that owners must remove graffiti from their properties within 25 days.
However, Rothenburger said such a bylaw is not unreasonable as the average cleanup costs only about $50.
Also, many property owners already remove graffiti without a bylaw requiring them to do so.
Yet the problem persists and Rothenburger said that especially with visitors, "it leaves a terrible first impression."
But not every structure is fair game.
"There seems to be a strange code of honour that graffiti artists respect other works of art," Rothenburger said.
Still, the city took precautions and treated the wildfire memorial statue with spray-paint repellent.
Other municipalities already have graffiti bylaws in place. North Vancouver enacted its bylaw 10 years ago.
Similar to Kamloops' draft bylaw, the North Vancouver version requires property owners to remove graffiti from their properties.
It also prohibits people from spraying graffiti on "any wall, fence, structure or other thing in any street, public place or [on] real property adjacent to a street or public place."
However, city hall turned a blind eye toward that portion of the bylaw
"We used to have a wall," said Gary Penway, assistant city planner in North Vancouver. "It was a building in an abandoned shipyard that was about a block long. It was a perfect canvas. Kids just went nuts there."
But the wall created more problems than it solved.
"It sets a tone of graffiti being acceptable," Penway said. "We still had graffiti elsewhere."
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KAMLOOPS â BC Hydro has contributed $3,500 to the Kamloops Graffiti Task Force for its annual Kamloops Graffiti Eradication Program.
"BC Hydro is pleased to support the efforts of this dedicated group of people who are trying to improve the look of our city," said BC Hydro's Acting Field Manager Bradley Meger. "The excellent work of this Task Force helps supplement the efforts of our crews, which is aimed primarily at removal of profane graffiti or graffiti in high profile areas, such as near schools and churches."
Community-based groups like the Kamloops Graffiti Task Force play an important role in bringing together various non-profit groups, volunteers and other municipal land users to raise funds and make a coordinated effort at addressing graffiti concerns.
The Kamloops Graffiti Task Force was initiated as a Mayor's Task Force in the 2000 and has evolved into a non-profit group with a number of corporate sponsors and members, including the Downtown Resident's Association, Kamloops Chamber of Commerce, North Shore Business Improvement Area Association, RCMP, Canada Post, Crime Stoppers, CP Rail Police and BC Hydro. The Task Force's mission is to eradicate graffiti in Kamloops on public property through education, enforcement and eradication. In addition, the Task Force has implemented an educational initiative that involves informing groups and the general public about graffiti, the Task Force efforts, and inviting their support and involvement.
"We rely on contributions from the community and our sponsors to assist a network of volunteers in administering the Kamloops graffittigraffiti eradication program," said Gord Giles, Kamloops Graffiti Task Force Coordinator. "Our sponsors, members and volunteers work very hard throughout the year to identify priorities and make sure our efforts are making a difference in the community."
For more information on the Graffiti Task Force please call Gord Giles in Kamloops at (250) 828-3316.
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there you have it kids. Kill shit. Edited. On a side note, where the fuck is that ^^^???
excel. Ill get soem bombin flix soon!
Trace At Excel From Last Weekend
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^He's a Huffer!^
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what is difference between LeftRating and CenterRating?
The confluence skin contains two folder named LeftRating and CenterRating in media folder
It should contain only one folder called Rating , isn't so?
why these two are required?
Thanks for help in advance.
what is difference between LeftRating and CenterRating?
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1. This is a skin specific question and you should ask this in the correct forum.
Edit: Jezz_X explained it, I only did a look at the 5 star image which is the same.
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They are not required I just choose to use them the difference is the stars graphics are left aligned in one and center aligned in the other and some times the centered ones look better if the text around it is centered
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Softball Announces 2013 Team Awards, 2014 Team Captains
Nov. 4, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. - The 2013 Kentucky softball season was a success for head coach Rachel Lawson and Co., as the team set a school record for wins in a season on top of advancing to its second NCAA Super Regional in school history. The team put the final stamp on that historic season over the weekend by announcing the 2013 team awards and naming the 2014 team captains at its annual alumni tailgate last weekend.
Lawson and the rest of the staff closed the book on 2013 at the annual tailgate by announcing five 2013 team awards, including Rookie of the Year, Blue Heart Award, Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player. The awards were voted on by Lawson, associate head coach Kristine Himes and assistant coach Molly Johnson-Belcher.
Pitcher Kelsey Nunley took home Rookie of the Year after a great rookie campaign last year. The native of Soddy Daisy, Tenn., set a school record for wins in a season with 27 ending the year with a 27-11 record and 2.14 ERA. Nunley's 27 wins last season was the most among freshmen pitchers in the nation, while she also led all Southeastern Conference freshmen pitchers in ERA, wins and strikeouts. Nunley earned All-SEC Freshman Team honors by league coaches for her efforts in 2013.
The Blue Heart Award, which is given to a player who makes an impact through work ethic, perseverance, dependability and is a model student-athlete on and off the field, was awarded to Emily Jolly. The native of Owensboro, Ky., played in 56 games with 32 starts in 2013 at multiple positions, providing Lawson with options in the outfield and an impact player off the bench. Jolly had only one error in the field on the season, while adding a double and home run at the plate.
Lauren Cumbess was named Offensive Player of the Year for Kentucky after leading the Wildcats in batting average, at-bats, hits, home runs and RBI. The native of Normal, Ill., hit .323 on the year with 12 doubles, 13 homers and 43 RBI. Cumbess slugged .577 for the season with a .370 on-base percentage. Her 13 homers ranked tied for the third most in a single season in school history. Cumbess, who led the team with 23 multi-hit games, had a career-long 12-game hitting streak during the season where she was locked in at the plate, belting six doubles, six homers and 13 RBI during the 12-game stretch. Cumbess was named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Southeast Region Second Team for her efforts.
The Defensive Player of the Year was awarded to catcher Griffin Joiner, who caught every pitch of the 2013 season for Kentucky. The native of Hopkinsville, Ky., had a fantastic defensive year finishing second in the SEC with 15 runners caught stealing, including all five base runners that attempted to steal in UK's three-game series with Mississippi State. Joiner had 344 putouts on the season, while her four passed balls were tied for the lowest in the league. Joiner also provided offense with a team-high 13 doubles adding 10 homers and 41 RBI.
The staff named Co-Most Valuable Players in Nunley, who had one of the best seasons in the circle in school history, and Cumbess, who had a breakout year at the plate ranking high in several single-season records at season's end.
With the 2013 team awards announced the staff and players turned its attention to the upcoming 2014 season by naming Cumbess and Joiner permanent team captains for the season. Cumbess was a team captain last season, while this will be Joiner's first as team captain. Captains were voted on by the players and members of the UK softball support staff. Players and staff could vote for any player they seemed worthy of being captain and could vote for as many players as they wished.
The team recently completed a success fall season and will spend the winter months getting ready for the spring season, which begins in February.
For the latest on UK softball, follow "@UKSoftball" on Twitter and Instagram or like Kentucky Softball on Facebook.


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AP uncritically quoted McConnell's claims that health reform means "massive cuts to Medicare," "taxes on small business"
In an August 18 Associated Press article, David Espo quoted Sen. Mitch McConnell's claim that health reform proposals will be paid for "through massive cuts to Medicare," without pointing out, as FactCheck.org did, that "[t]he claim that Obama and Congress are cutting seniors' Medicare benefits to pay for the health care overhaul is outright false." Additionally, Espo quoted McConnell's assertion that health reform will be funded through "taxes on small business," without noting that according to House Democrats, the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation concluded that only 4.1 percent of small businesses would be affected by the surtax in the House Democrats' health reform bill or that the Senate HELP bill provides credits to help small businesses comply with the mandated coverage provisions.
From Espo's August 18 AP article [1]:
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, issued a statement that emphasized other complaints about Obama's proposals.
"While both political parties believe we need to reform our health care system, particularly in the areas of cost and access, Americans are rightly skeptical about the administration's approach to overhauling everyone's health care and about the more than $1 trillion price tag. Moreover, Americans are concerned about funding new government programs through massive cuts to Medicare and taxes on small business," he said.
FactCheck.org, AARP have rebutted notion that health reform will reduce Medicare benefits
FactCheck.org: "The claim that Obama and Congress are cutting seniors' Medicare benefits to pay for the health care overhaul is outright false."
From FactCheck.org's August 14 article, "Seven Falsehoods About Health Care":
False: Medicare Benefits Will Be Slashed
The claim that Obama and Congress are cutting seniors' Medicare benefits to pay for the health care overhaul is outright false, though that doesn't keep it from being repeated ad infinitum.
The truth is that the pending House bill extracts $500 billion from projected Medicare spending over 10 years, as scored by the Congressional Budget Office, by doing such things as trimming projected increases in the program's payments for medical services, not including physicians. Increases in other areas, such as payments to doctors, bring the net savings down to less than half that amount. But none of the predicted savings -- or cuts, depending on one's perspective -- come from reducing current or future benefits for seniors.
The president has promised repeatedly that benefit levels won't be reduced, reiterating the point recently in Portsmouth, N.H.:
Obama, Aug. 11: Another myth that we've been hearing about is this notion that somehow we're going to be cutting your Medicare benefits. We are not.
Is he wrong? Not according to AARP, by far the nation's largest organization representing the over-50 population. In a "Myths vs. Facts" rundown, AARP says:
AARP: Fact: None of the health care reform proposals being considered by Congress would cut Medicare benefits or increase your out-of-pocket costs for Medicare services.
To be sure, Obama hasn't always thought that Medicare "savings" could be accomplished without actual cuts in benefits. Last fall, his campaign ran two television ads accusing Sen. John McCain of wanting "a 22 percent cut in [Medicare] benefits." The basis for the ads was a newspaper article in which a McCain aide said the Arizona Republican would cut Medicare costs. But the aide said nothing about cutting benefits, in fact quite the contrary. We called the claim "false" when Obama made it against McCain, and it's still false now when Obama's critics are making the same accusation against him. [FactCheck.org, 8/14/09 [2]]
FactCheck.org: "Congress isn't proposing to cut [Medicare] benefit levels." According to an August 18 FactCheck.org article, "None of the 'savings' or 'cuts' (whichever you prefer)" to Medicare in the House bill "come from reducing current or future benefit levels for seniors." From the article:
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the House bill would result in "savings" of $219 billion after all increases and decreases are netted out. The House bill would trim projected increases in payments for hospitals, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies and others, including home health care providers and suppliers of motor-driven wheelchairs. But it also proposes what CBO estimates is a $245 billion increase in spending for doctors, by canceling a scheduled 21 percent cut in physician payments. None of the "savings" or "cuts" (whichever you prefer) come from reducing current or future benefit levels for seniors. [FactCheck.org, 8/18/09 [3]]
AARP says idea that "Health care reform will hurt Medicare" is a "Myth." From the AARP's "Myths vs. Facts" on health care reform:
Myth: Health care reform will hurt Medicare.
Fact: None of the health care reform proposals being considered by Congress would cut Medicare benefits or increase your out-of-pocket costs for Medicare services.
Fact: Health care reform will lower prescription drug costs for people in the Medicare Part D coverage gap or "doughnut hole" so they can get better afford the drugs they need.
Fact: Health care reform will protect seniors' access to their doctors and reduce the cost of preventive services so patients stay healthier.
Fact: Health care reform will reduce costly, preventable hospital readmissions, saving patients and Medicare money.
Fact: Rather than weaken Medicare, health care reform will strengthen the financial status of the Medicare program.
Bottom Line: For people in Medicare, health care reform is about lowering prescription drug costs for people in the "doughnut hole", keeping the doctor of your choice, improving the quality of care, and eliminating billions in waste that is causing poor care and medical errors. [AARP [4], accessed 8/18/09]
House bill's proposed tax would reportedly only affect 4.1 percent of small businesses
Tax in House bill applies only to income exceeding $350,000 per year for joint filers, with the 5.4 rate applied to income exceeding $1 million. As Media Matters for America has noted [5], the House tri-committee legislation would establish [6] a 1 percent tax on joint income exceeding $350,000 but not greater than $500,000 per year; a 1.5 percent tax on joint income exceeding $500,000 but not greater than $1 million per year; and a 5.4 percent tax on joint income exceeding $1 million per year. Single filers would be subject to the surtax starting at income exceeding $280,000 per year.
Ways and Means Committee stated that according to nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation, only 4.1 percent of small business owners would be affected. The committee stated in a summary document [7]: "Using the broadest definition of a small business owner (i.e., any individual with as little as $1 of small business income), the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that only 4.1% of all small business owners would be affected by the health care surcharge."
Senate HELP bill would provide subsidies to help small businesses pay for coverage of employees
Senate HELP bill outlines credits to small businesses. Sec. 3112 of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, & Pensions committee bill outlines credits allocated "in the case of an employer that is a qualified small employer" under its "SMALL BUSINESS HEALTH OPTIONS PROGRAM [8]."
CBO, JCT: Senate HELP bill provides subsidies to small employers to help comply with the mandated coverage provisions. According to the July 2 preliminary analysis [9] of the Senate HELP bill by the Congressional Budget Office and JCT, "[f]irms with more than 25 workers would be subject to a 'play-or-pay' requirement." It further noted that "[t]he government would provide subsidies to small employers whose workers have low average wages, who offer health benefits to those workers, and who contribute at least 60 percent of the premium":
Firms with more than 25 workers would be subject to a "play-or-pay" requirement. If a firm did not offer qualified health insurance and contribute at least 60 percent toward the premium, it would have to pay an annual penalty (labeled an "equity assessment") that is initially equal to $750 per full-time worker and $375 per part-time worker. Those dollar amounts would be indexed to medical price inflation after 2013.
The government would provide subsidies to small employers whose workers have low average wages, who offer health benefits to those workers, and who contribute at least 60 percent of the premium. The amount of the subsidy would vary with the size of the firm (up to a limit of 50 workers), and firms that contribute larger amounts toward their workers' insurance would receive larger subsidies (up to a limit of $1,800 per worker for single coverage at firms with fewer than 10 employees who do not require any worker contribution toward health insurance premiums). The credit would be available indefinitely, but firms would be allowed to take the credit in only three out of every four years.
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text: CLUSTER RESOURCES, INC. Newsletter – August/September 2007 OPTIMIZING YOUR COMPUTE RESOURCES =============================================================== http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/news/newsletters/september-2007.php NEWS/ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Cluster Resources to Present / Exhibit at SC'07 in Reno, NV - Nov 13-15 2. Moab 5.2 Beta and 5.1.0p7 Now Available for Download 3. Partner News – Terra Soft Solutions and Power.org Present Cell Hack-a-thon II, Featuring TORQUE & MOAB on PlayStation 3, September 22-25 4. Cluster Resources to Provide Monthly FREE Online Training Session for Moab Evaluators 5. Did You Know? CALL FOR PAPERS — VTDC 2007 6. FAQs ******************************************************** 1. Cluster Resources to Exhibit at SC'07 in Reno, Nevada November 13-15, 2007 Cluster Resources will be at Supercomputing 2007 in Reno, Nevada from November 13-15 in booth #1807. Visit the booth and learn more about Moab and Escalante. A number of Cluster Resources' partners will also be present at SC'07: Cisco/Topspin (booth 1121) Cray, Inc. (booth 1628) Dell (booth 1816) HP (booth 1417) IBM (booth 1215) Linux Networx (booth 1237) Panasas (booth 1037) SGI (502) To arrange for a private product demonstration or to schedule a meeting during the conference, please email _info at clusterresources.com <mailto:info at clusterresources.com>_ prior to the conference. ******************************************************** 2. Moab 5.2 Now in Beta Moab 5.2, which is scheduled for release at the end of September 2007, is now available for download — in Beta only — at www.clusterresources.com/downloads/mwm/. We have extended the Beta period for this version in order to allow more of our Moab users to test drive 5.2. Moab 5.2 includes bug fixes and many new feature enhancements. Moab 5.1.0p7 is also now available to download from the download page. See the changelog on the downloads page, for more information on the changes made in each version. ******************************************************** 3. Terra Soft Solutions and Power.org Present Cell Hack-a-thon II, Featuring TORQUE & MOAB on PlayStation 3, in Austin, Texas, September 22-25 Cell Hack-a-thon II, a four-day event beginning two days before the Power Architecture Developer Conference, is a hands-on workshop in which six Sony PlayStation 3 consoles are concatenated into a supercomputing cluster. The Cell Broadband Engine, the innovative Power Architecture processor inside the PlayStation 3, has been dubbed a "supercomputer on a chip." Participants in the Cell Hack-a-thon II will work on head node installation, compute node image deployment, and use of TORQUE and MOAB for job management. Participants will also be invited to test their own parallel (MPI) and distributed (Torque) code. Programmers and cluster users at all experience levels are welcome. Availability is limited due to the number of available Cell systems and facility accommodations. Hack-a-Thon dates are September 22-25. Additional information and registration details can be found at: http://www.power.org/email/devcon_080807 and http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/news/2007/2007-07-02.shtml ******************************************************** 4. Cluster Resources to Provide Monthly FREE Online Training Session for Evaluators Starting In September, Cluster Resources will provide monthly FREE Moab Eval Online Demonstrations. These interactive demonstrations will show how easy it is to evaluate Moab and the tools provided that make the evaluation simple and effective. The tutorial will cover how to use Moab as well as the following areas: Moab Architecture, Installation, Diagnostics and Troubleshooting, Admin tools, End User tools, and Testing Modes. The demonstrations are scheduled for Sept. 18 and Sept. 19 at two different times to best accommodate users in the United States and EMEA regions. If a time does not work for you, please contact us at eval-support at clusterresources.com to schedule a demonstration outside the current times. More times and sessions focused on Moab Grid Suite will follow. To Register for one of the time slots, please visit http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/services/eval-training.php ******************************************************** 5. Did You Know: CALL FOR PAPERS — VTDC 2007 There will be a Workshop on Virtualization Technologies in Distributed Computing held in conjunction with SC 07, the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking and Storage. 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VTDC 2007 topics of interest include, but are not limited to: - Using virtualization technologies for resource management and QoS assurance - Security aspects of using virtualization in a distributed environment - Virtual networks - Virtual data and storage systems - Fault tolerance in virtualization - Virtualization in P2P - Monitoring techniques in virtualization - Virtualization-based adaptive/autonomic systems - Virtual datacenters - Virtual environment factories and services - Environment configuration - Virtual machine management - Modeling (applications and systems) - Case studies of applications using virtual technologies - Deployment studies of virtualization technologies - Tools relevant to virtualization - Virtualization as vehicle for outsourcing Paper Submission: Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished work that exposes a new problem, advocates a specific solution, or reports on actual experience. Papers should be submitted as full-length 8 page papers of double column text using single spaces 10pt size type on an 8.5"x11" paper, as per IEEE manuscript guidelines. Paper submission instructions will be placed on the workshop web page at http://workspace.globus.org/vtdc07. Presentations will be invited based on the originality, technical merit, and topical relevance of their submissions. Please contact _vtdc07 at mcs.anl.gov with questions." Important dates: September 24, 2007 - Paper submission October 16, 2007 - Notification of acceptance October 26, 2007 - Final version due ******************************************************** 6. Frequently Asked Questions Cluster Resources has posted answers to frequently asked technical questions at http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/resources/documentation/common-issues.php Cluster Resources has a Moab Evaluation Product FAQ page located at: http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/resources/faq.php. ******************************************************** Cluster Resources offers FREE evaluation copies of Moab Grid Suite at http://www.clusterresources.com/grideval. This allows current Moab customers and all others to evaluate Moab's grid and cluster functionality. During the evaluation period, contact eval-support at clusterresources.com for free evaluation support. For more information on Moab Grid Suite, go to http://www.clusterresources.com/pages/products/moab-grid-suite.php. Contact Us: Send inquiries regarding Products, Product Feedback, Technical Support, Consulting or Custom Development to info at clusterresources.com or phone +1 (801) 717-3700. 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Hello, So when I log into any user apart from root
I get a grey screen, instead of backtrack logo and my taskbar becomes spammed with lots of icons saying "Starting File Manager"
I get this error
"gnome-panel failed to load applet OAFIID:GNOME "
It asks me if i want to delete the applet.
If I click yes, I dont get the error again but the grey screen and Starting File Manager spam is still their!
I tried a solution offered online, in a terminal i typed
That didnt work, in fact now I get the starting File Manager spam even when I log in as root, (But my background stays normal)Code:sudo aptitude reinstall gnome-applets
Online, I couldnt really find help except that A lot of Ubunutu users have this problem.
The only things I've done to my backtrack are removing the nouveau packages to install the Nvidia drivers and installing Synaptic package manager and updating everything through synaptic package manager.
Im running Backtrack 5 R1 dualbooted with vista
My installation was through a USB
Im still very new to linux, I hope you guys can help me


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The campaign titled 'Zita' has been produced by the Cancer Council WA and features Zita Roberts, a 37-year-old mother of three children who is in the final stages of dying from lung cancer caused by smoking.
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