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My love for mood boards started when I took my first Desktop Publishing class in the 10th grade. I enjoyed putting together boards for party ideas, my future house, and outfits. These days, I make them before any major purchases or if I'm just trying to get a feel for where we're going with the decor (like here, here, and here). I also make them "just because". Even though I'm not a professional interior designer by any means, I really enjoy putting furniture pieces and accessories together to make a cool, fun-to-live-in rooms. I guess you could say I'm an "interior design enthusiast". Now that I have this blog as a creative outlet, I thought it would be fun to share some of my "just because" mood boards from time to time. Ones like this one for instance…
I put this mood board together after watching an episode of That Girl. Marlo Thomas was wearing a very cute and tailored navy and kelly green dress. The "interior design enthusiast" in me thought, "That'd make a cool living room". So a living room it became…
1. The Color Palette – Navy, kelly green, cobblestone gray and white are the colors that bring this look together. I think a light, modern, barely there gray would look really good on the walls along with classic bright white trim. Navy and kelly green are the main accent colors (pillows, art, etc) that give it the playful and modern vibe my "just because" design is going for.
2. Design Books + Tickets Wall Art – These wall art pieces are great for a room with a lot of neutrals (like the sofa and the wall color). The bright white mats along with the simple dark frames really help the simple artwork make a statement. Also, the small hints of green and blue will help bring together the overall color palette.
3. The Shelter Sofa – I. love. this. sofa! The high backs and arms make it the perfect sofa for curling up and reading a book or watching a movie. It's 70's inspired design is iconic, modern, and vintage – all at the same time. It also comes in a sleeper version – which is a plus if you you want your living room to double as a guest room.
4. Array Silver Bookcase – By layering books with similar colors (greens, blues, oranges, yellows, and reds), the bookcase becomes sort of like an art instillation. If you can't find books in the same color family, just cover them with scrapbook paper!
5. Haley Table Lamp – This lamp has been one of my favorite Crate & Barrel finds for a while (it looks even better in person!). The base is coated with silver nitrate, giving it an awesome mirrored, mercury glass effect.
6. Kitted Camo Pouf – This knitted pouf is perfect for extra lounging in a family room or bonus area. The kelly green color really brings out the slight touches of green in the artwork (#2).
7. Ceramic Basset Hound – I love this little guy. Isn't he cute? With the bright colors from the books and the artwork, he really stands out in the crowd.
8. Fallon Zig Zag Federal Blue Woven Wool Rug – I'm obsessed with this rug. It's graphic pattern makes a major statement and packs a big modern punch. I wish it came in other colors! Otherwise, I'd be snatching one up for our living room in a split second.
So there you have it. My 70's-navy-and-kelly-green-dress-inspired living room. Anyone have any favorite pieces?

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UBS has fired more than 25 people after an internal review of interest-rate manipulation, a person familiar with the matter said. Robert Diamond, who stepped down as Barclays chief executive officer after the fine, said 14 traders were involved in wrongdoing at the bank.
The SFO has "hoovered up all the stuff from the FSA and loaded it onto our computers," Green said. It has also received evidence from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and some of the banks.
The SFO is cooperating with a request from the U.S. Department of Justice for access to information from the U.K., Green said. That could include investigators from the DOJ sitting in on interviews that the SFO conducts with suspects, or having access to evidence the agency has gathered.
The request, which came under a mutual legal assistance treaty, or MLAT, was initially stalled while the SFO sought to get up to speed on the case. The DOJ submitted an amended request in recent months with "very substantial" information sought, Green said.
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Green said the agency, while working closely with the DOJ, is also competing to bring charges first in order to handle the prosecution of any British citizens in the U.K., reducing the chance of extradition.
The SFO's previous director, Richard Alderman, had declined to get involved in the case. Green took over as director in April.
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Lots of big doin's downtown, with the city council addressing lots of issues other than smoking in bars and billiard halls. Here's a roundup of the weeks' big news …
• Our Far North Dallas Advocate columnist, former city councilman Sandy Greyson, wrote a thoughtful column on form-based zoning. You can read her take on the issue here and read councilman Angela Hunt's take here; and here's the story from the Morning News. After you've read those stories, you'll know that the issue is controversial and was scheduled for a council vote on Wednesday. But the vote was delayed until February to give the opposing sides on the issue a chance to talk some more and work out a compromise. Without going into too much detail, suffice it to say that the outcome of the vote will have a big impact on the city's commercial real estate development for the next 20-30 years, so it's worth educating yourself a bit on the issue and letting your council rep know what you think.
• Remember Mayor Tom Leppert's stealth campaign to pull the plug on television and radio broadcasts of the "open mic" portion of the weekly city council meetings? Well, after Leppert unilaterally eliminated the broadcast and then chose not to own up to his decision when Morning News reporter Dave Levinthal point-blank asked him who at the city made the decision, the switch was turned back on at the end of Wednesday's meeting. And what's more, Leppert told his fellow council reps — remember, in Dallas the mayor is just another council rep elected city-wide, as opposed to a strong executive who is higher on the food chain — that he's take another look at the policy and get back with them.
• Meanwhile, Hunt was docked $4,100 (as called for in the city charter) for missing 11 of 99 regularly scheduled council and committee meetings this year. According to the city charter, a council member can only be "excused" from a regularly scheduled meeting when he/she is traveling on city business. Hunt told the DMN that she missed six of the meetings to care for her seriously ill father, who died earlier this year. As for the rest of the missed meetings, Hunt told the News said she arrived just as one meeting was adjourning and was sick a couple of days and missed the other meetings. Hunt didn't object to the penalty and plans to repay it between now and June through payroll deductions from her $37,500 annual council salary. If you have any concerns about this issue, read the DMN story about it – it's pretty thorough and fair.
• The council also voted to spend another $4.5 million for Trinity toll road design work, bringing to $14.5 million the amount of taxpayer money spent on the toll road's engineering and design. We're still years away from seeing dirt turning on that project, though.
• Finally, the council directed city manager Mary Suhm to finish up the downtown convention center hotel construction agreement with Matthews Southwest after, earlier in the week, declaring that the limit of the city's exposure in terms of cost will be $356 million. Of course, that doesn't include the $41 million the city spent buying the land for the project, or the untold hundreds of millions of dollars that will be spent on interest to pay off the revenue bonds to be issued to fund the project (just try and figure out that interest number, since no one at the city is willing to even estimate the potential interest rate). Or the money the city will likely lose operating the hotel after it opens and doesn't bring in enough money to pay the costs of keeping the hotel open and running …
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WASHINGTON (AP) Well, that was quite a 24-hour swing. One day after the Calgary Flames looked done for the season, they went out and dominated the league's top team.
Having reached the desperation point in their bid to make the playoffs, the Flames scored four goals in the first period Sunday and beat the Washington Capitals 5-3.
GAME REPORT: Flames 5, Capitals 3
Captain Jarome Iginla (FSY) had said the Flames needed to "run the table" to get into the postseason after a 5-0 loss at Boston on Saturday. He and his teammates responded by salvaging a three-game road trip that began with two losses.
"We played with the effort that we're supposed to," defenseman Robyn Regehr (FSY) said, "and we have to do that for the rest of the year."
The win moved Calgary within four points of eighth-place Colorado and within five of seventh-place Los Angeles in the Western Conference. Colorado lost to San Jose late Sunday.
Ales Kotalik (FSY), Ian White (FSY), Jay Bouwmeester (FSY), Niklas Hagman (FSY) and Rene Bourque (FSY) scored for the Flames. Miikka Kiprusoff (FSY), who was pulled in the third period of the loss to the Bruins, made 31 saves against the Capitals as Calgary won in Washington for the first time in 11 years.
"We're all talking about that we want to be in the playoffs," Iginla said. "But we've got to go earn it and earn a chance. Now we're in position where we're just trying to earn a chance and see what other teams do."
Alex Ovechkin (FSY) got his 46th goal for Washington and also had an assist to reach the 100-point mark for the fourth time in his five-year career. David Steckel and Mathieu Perreault (FSY) also scored for the Capitals, who lost at home in regulation for only the fifth time in 36 games this season.
"We didn't have any energy," Washington coach Bruce Boudreau said. "It looked like we were skating in quicksand. Their sense of urgency was so tremendous. They'd been embarrassed in Boston. We didn't meet their push."
Washington's Jose Theodore (FSY) was pulled at 10:34 of the first period after allowing three goals on nine shots, but his franchise-record 19-game streak without a regulation loss (17-0-2) remains intact because the Capitals later scored three goals. That made Semyon Varlamov (FSY), who gave up the fourth goal, the goalie of record.
"For the first time in a long time," Boudreau said, "it looked like Theo was struggling a little bit."
The Flames also spoiled a chance for the Capitals to clinch the top seed in the Eastern Conference for the first time in franchise history, but Washington claimed the No. 1 spot when New Jersey lost 5-1 at Philadelphia on Sunday night.
Three of the Flames' goals were carom shots off Capitals goaltenders, including the first two. Kotalik stuffed in a rebound off Theodore's left leg just 2:35 into the game, and White put a rebound off Theodore's side as the goalie was falling on his back during the power play at the 8:28 mark.
Bouwmeester's tip-in of Bourque's pass made the score 3-0, chasing Theodore. The Flames kept scoring, however, with Hagman putting a backhander from the right circle inside the near post. The goal put the Capitals behind by four goals, a deficit they'd faced for a combined 4:32 on the entire season coming into the game.
First period summation: Calgary had four goals; Washington had four shots. Even more stunning was the fickle display by some Capitals fans. The runaway top team in the standings actually heard boos on the way to the locker room.
"When you've lost four out of 35 at home, give the guys at break," Boudreau said. "I could see it if we were doing this on a regular basis."
Ovechkin's wrister from the right circle on a power play made it 4-1, but Bourque and Steckel traded goals to make it 5-2 going into the third. Perreault, recalled from the AHL earlier in the day, pulled the Capitals within two again when he put in the rebound off Ovechkin's shot during a power play early in the third.
"You just put that one behind you and live for the next day," Washington right wing Mike Knuble (FSY) said. "It's no indication of anything. It's just one of those games you're probably due for. It's probably good for us at this point."
Notes: The Flames' last previous win in Washington was a 5-4 overtime tally on March 13, 1999. They had gone 0-4 with a tie in five trips since. ... Perreault was recalled because C Brendan Morrison (FSY) was out with a lower body injury that appears to be minor, and C Brooks Laich (FSY) remains sidelined with facial injuries after getting struck in the face by a puck in practice last week. ... Washington D Shaone Morrisonn (FSY) missed the game after having his wisdom teeth removed.
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June 30th 2012
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Zip Lining
Day 3
We slept in a little bit, avoiding the alarms as much as possible. The walk to get breakfast was met with lots of Buenos Dias from everyone but no one actually meaning that it was a good morning. The hangover heads were visible from well across the valley I'd say! Luckily for us we opted to do a zip lining morning rather than trekking for the morning so I was glad of that! A small group opted to trek so we were divided for the first half of the day.
We arrived at the zip lining and to be honest I hadn't really thought about it, just that I wanted to try it cos we hadn't done it this far. We got geared up in our very attractive harnesses, braking gloves and helmets and then we had a 20minute uphill climb to reach the lines and we were all struggling. The amount of alcohol sweat from the group of us, I reckon if you were coming in the opposite direction you would be drunk! When we got to the top I realised that this was gonna be the scariest thing I have ever done in my life.
Zip Lining
John realised it too and kept nervously laughing in my direction. I didn't look at the line or where it went, not for a while anyway.
Lots of us were nervous but lots of people went ahead anyway. One of our group didn't make it to the end of the line. Oh shit, what if that happens to me??? I'm going into over thinking mode and I finally approach the line. I cannot believe it. It was so high and so long and Id only be connected by a fecking piece of rope and a karabiner or two. Our group were so encouraging though and I'll always remember that!
It came to my turn, I was connected and it just was NOT happening. I couldn't give up the control to just lift my feet off the ground and whizz away. John was telling me I had to do it; I was hoping I could just walk down the hill again. A Danish girl who was more scared than me was just pale and watching me freak out. I really couldn't do it. Then I gave myself a bit of a talking to and I was off. And I
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was turning around facing the wrong way; I was not breathing, going across a valley and seriously shitting myself. I was still facing the wrong way and then I managed to turn around to see the guide smiling but then I stopped, not at the end…… Panic set in, I was urging him to come to me. He did and all was good. Then I realised that all the adrenalin had taken over my body and I had a burn on my arm from the cable. I couldn't feel any pain cos I was buzzing from fear. I still have 5 lines to go and I was just so afraid. John arrived and I don't really remember what I said but I showed him my arm. He looked so annoyed, saying that I'd have a scar. He tells me since that I was so buzzed up I actually smiled and said happily I got a burn. Funny how the body works!
On the next few lines I kept turning around but the guide gave me some tips on what to do with my hands. Each time I got to the end I was having serious panic attacks but the
Machu Picchu morning trek
guides all helped to calm me down. By the end of the third, I was done. I had just crossed a massive valley and I got to the platform so afraid. I waited for John to come along and then I spotted this vertical climb up a rock face and I couldn't believe it. Up I went and I mean when I got to the top I had a proper fight or flight attack. Nearly crying and all. I felt so sick from all the adrenalin in my body and I still had three to go. The next one was the highest and longest not only in Peru but in all of South America and my body was already failing me with fear. About then, I wished we had done the trekking this morning!
John was also finding it intense, or so he said….. We both agreed that we didn't think that it would be this crazy when we signed up. The group were all at the next line. There was a backup because it was long. Everyone was pretty buzzed up or just wanting to get it done. Another one of the group also burned his arm
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on the cable too. I still didn't care too much about the arm…. The wait was a bit long for everyone but some people were so brave. On this one you could let got, do whatever you wanted. There was also a challenge to hit a blue canvass with a water balloon below so some people were attempting that. I didn't attempt anything. I was hurting myself from holding on to my hands to tight!!! The longest and highest one did seem to go on forever. I was so happy to put my feet on the platform on the other end.
By the last two lines I actually had a ball. The fifth one was the fastest and oh god I was flying along, I nearly knocked the lad out on the other end! And he right away put me on the last one; no waiting and I found that better than hanging around. John came zooming in after me and thankfully it was over!! We were both a bit relieved it was over I think but also I was so happy I talked myself into doing it. I can safely say I won't be doing it again. Zip
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lining done and dusted thanks very much!
The arm was the next concern and when they tried to clean it with alcohol at the base camp, I cried like a little girl. I actually think I may have scared the guide a bit. Once the adrenalin was gone, the pain was intense. I was given ice and sent on my way… We were off to trek for an hour or so to meet the other group for lunch.
The lunch was just amazing. We were in a bamboo hut somewhere on the way to Machu Picchu and the place was so basic but the food was like something from a posh restaurant. The trekkers told us they had a terrible morning, walking in the burning sun on a dirt road with no shade, hungover as hell. Ok, ziplining was a good choice!
We followed the train tracks for the afternoon walk. The train comes from a town called Ollantaytambo to the town of Aguas Calientes at the foot of the hill to reach Machu Picchu. The walk was easy with trains passing, crossing a bridge that holds a train I don't know how, walking along the tracks,
Machu Picchu
taking in the sheer size of the mountains above and then we got a glimpse of the ruins on the side of the mountain and it was exciting! Nearly there!
We arrived in Aguas Calientes and were dispersed to numerous hostels around town. We got a lovely room with a view of the river and we had the sound of it to calm us too! The evening was met with talks about the ways to get to Machu Picchu the next morning, buying our lunches for the next day as the food up there is horrendously expensive, having dinner and being told the plan for the tour of the ruins. The decision that had to be made that evening was whether we were going to climb the 1869 steps to reach Machu Picchu or get the bus. John was clear he was doing the steps. I was thinking I wouldn't make it but I couldn't give in. We have done so many things on the trip together so far that I couldn't just let him go off in the dark to do the steps. So we were going to climb them and then climb Machu Picchu Mountain. Ok a
Machu Picchu Sunrise
long day ahead the next day. Alarms set for 4am, Machu Picchu here we come!
Day Four
When the alarm went off, I felt like I had no sleep at all but up we got and we wandered in the dark towards the gate. It opened at 5am, they checked our tickets and passports and the steps lay ahead. The line of torches ahead and behind us showed the path we were to take for a short time. We started the ascent with one torch guiding us both; I had the iPod in one ear to drown out my breathlessness! Some people were clearly in a race but I had decided I was taking my time. We climbed for a while and met the road where the buses pass. Small blocks on the side of a wall led to the next ascent and this is the way the trek continued.
People passed us, others stopped to let us by and everyone had their own agenda on how to tackle the intense stepping machine. We met one girl who was clearly not motivated and we egged each other on. If it wasn't for Calvin Harris, David Guetta and
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the Chemical Brothers I wouldn't have done it!
As we got up the misty cloud forest wandered through the emerging mountains and the views were worth the climb. It kept getting brighter and this lifted the mood for me too. At about half way up I knew it was going to be fine. We met two of our group and they were finding it difficult because they had dodgy tummies from the night before. I would have found that near to impossible!
When we reached the top I was like a sweaty tomato but felt great for doing it. It took us about 1hour 15mins maybe but one fella from our group did it in an easy 35mins. To be fit! The other thing that made it all worthwhile was when we walked in to see the wonder that is Machu Picchu. It felt surreal. I couldn't believe that we were here and that it looked just as impressive as in all those photos I have seen.
Our group congregated to watch the sunrise over the mountains to the right of the city below. As the sun rose every inch, the shadows changed, the rays caught different
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points along the valley and finally this ancient city itself. We had a great viewpoint and I think everyone was pretty impressed.
Our next challenge was to climb Machu Picchu Mountain. This is higher than the more popular Wayna Picchu (the mountain you see behind the city in all the photos) and we had bought the 10 dollar ticket so we thought we better make use of it. My legs were tired and I could have done with a rest after the steps but we had to be back to have our tour at 10.30am and it was now about 7.40am. So off we went, starting our climb.
This was a true challenge. Continuous steps, steep, uneven, never ending. We did the same as before and took our time but before long I realised I wanted to get to the top more that do the guided tour of the city so we made the decision we would go at our own pace rather than rush and not get to the top cos we (really I) was wrecked. There was another couple who basically were taking it at the same speed as us and we kept stopping at the
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same points, out of breath and sweaty but pushing on. We met some of our group now and again too.
Not long in, my legs and hips were wrecked. I popped two panadol and I tell ya I was flying. In fact I found it nearly easier than earlier in the morning and I may have been doing a bit better than John (ahem). Again, the more we climbed the views became more awesome. With that came steeper steps too and it was a good challenge.
We made it to the top at about 10am, feeling great and stunned by the views of the valleys all around. We had a quick bite to eat, chatted with some of our group and told them we would join the tour late. We then took it all in, took some photos of the views and the massive Inca rainbow flag. We could see the entire valley we walked through to reach the town of Aguas Calientes on one side, Machu Picchu straight ahead, the other trails that led to the city on the mountains all around. Beautiful and rewarding to have put in so much effort to get to see it
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The descent was tough because the steps were uneven and steep. In fact going down felt a bit harder on the body than going up at times but it was also getting really hot. We were happy to make it back down and made the decision that we would get the bus back later in the day rather than descend the 1869 steps again. We did a total and we ascended about 4500 steps that morning and descended about 2700! That's not including all the other random steps on the ruins!
When we got down we weren't too late at all for the tour and found our group easily. For the next couple of hours we got a tour and information about the people who were here, about the ruins and the way of life. The ruins themselves are immaculately kept but I think that this could also be a testament to how well they are built. How these people constructed this city up here is just unbelievable. A lot of the city is not just built in random places either; there are close ties to the sun, the mountains, the weather all within different structures and
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planning of the whole place. The agricultural terraces are themselves a feat of forward thinking and how they farmed and took soil from more fertile lands to progress their produce and land further, some 2400m above sea level, truly was work of some very intelligent people.
By the time our tour was finished a few of us huddled to have some lunch, had a final walk around the ruins and decided that we would head back to visit the Hot Springs in Aguas Calientes. At this point, there were a lot of people in the city and it was just a bit too busy (they have a max of 3000 people a day). We had seen all we wanted to see and were satisfied that we had final conquered Machu Picchu!
We hopped on a bus back down (much easier than steps) and grabbed a well-deserved beer first! After this we all picked up our stuff from our hostels and met at the hot springs. To be honest, we should have stuck with the beer. These hot springs were murky, dirty, not very hot and I felt like I might catch something in there. Needless to say we
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didn't stay in too long but the very quick blasting hot shower I had was worth it alone! We all headed to grab a quick bite before hopping on the train back to Ollantaytambo.
By the time we all got there the loose plans we had made earlier about going out were diminished. We trundled like zombies into a bus for another trek towards Cuzco. When we arrived, we made plans to meet the next day to watch the Euro Finals and made our final trek towards bed. What a tour! Four days of adventure, nature, trekking, dancing, drinking, hanging, stepping, befriending to top it all off in the Wondrous Machu Picchu. Four days we won't forget for a long long time……
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From Stockton, it's 90 miles (145 kilometers) to the west to Cedar Rapids - Iowa City and 90 miles (145 kilometers) to the southwest to Iowa City.
From perennial tourist favourites to hidden gems that await the more intrepid traveler, the area around Stockton is crisscrossed with fabulous attractions. Two places within a relatively short distance of Stockton are Cedarville, 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the west, and Savanna, 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the northeast.
Approximately 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the west of Stockton is Dubuque, a regional city where you'll find National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, Mystique Casino and Fourth Street Elevator. And don't head back to Stockton until you've visited Dubuque's Riverboat Museum, National Rivers Hall of Fame and Diamond Jo Casino.
Discover the region's rich cultural tapestry within Northern Illinois' excellent history museums and nature museums.
If you enjoy the water, include some watersports in your itinerary. Swimming is popular with the locals and another great activity is sailing.
The closest major airport, Dubuque Regional Airport, is situated in Dubuque, 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the west of Stockton, so take that into account when planning your holiday.


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Reuben Droughns has signed a new three-year $12 million extension to stay with the Cleveland Browns. Reuben, the first rusher to gain over 1,000 yards for the Cleveland team in 20 years, had one year left on his contract. The move is the second major re-signing by Browns general manager Phil Savage this off-season having re-signed defensive line stalwart Orpheus Roye last week.
Breakdown of the Deal
- Signing/Roster Bonuses: The deal includes $2.5M to sign, a $1.25M roster bonus due 2006, and a $1.75M roster bonus due 2007. Additionally the deal includes per-game bonuses from 2007-2009 which equate to a max of $250,000 per season
- Salaries: Rueben is due to earn a salary of $1.2M in 2006, $1.25M in 2007, $1.75M in 2008, and $2.75 million in 2009.
- Additional Clauses: the deal includes escalating bonuses based on yards per season which are triggered if he gains more than 1,300 yards.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Research Now Acquired By Private Equity Investor
Plano-based Research Now, which operates a market research and panel service to help clients gather online and mobile research, has been acquired by private equity investor Court Square Capital Partners. Financial terms of the buy were not announced. Research Now had been venture backed by such investors as TA Associates, European Founders Fund, Polaris Partners, Sutter Hill Ventures and WPP. Research Now says it has over 3,000 clients in the market research, consulting, media, and corporate areas. The company is led by urt Knapton, who will continue to lead the company.


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Ok, I did search for the answer, but did not find it. I am very new to Virtualization and have just installed my first two XenServer Hosts with a few VM's installed on them now.
I have two old Dell PowerEdge 1750's that are not 64bit and will not Virtualize Windows so I was going to put CentOS and Xen 3.3 on them and run my Linux servers from those boxes.
Question is:
Can I use a Xen Host in a XenCenter Storage Resource Pool with XenServer 5.6?
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It appears to be possible.
I can't confirm though.
Jun 23, 2011 at 1:43 UTC
KIT is an IT service provider.
It appears to be possible.
I can't confirm though.
Thanks. I was able to find a solution here:
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Teasley, a New York City marketing firm, rated the Sheboygan area fourth in the nation, behind No. 1 San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, Calif.; second-ranked Anchorage, and No. 3 Washington, D.C.-Baltimore.
"If you're a single woman and want to be able to afford a house and a household and have a lot of single men to choose from, that's the place to be," Brian Teasley, president of the firm, said Friday.
But some of the area's single women said the rating came as big news to them.
"I work in a bar and obviously I get hit on, but I don't see any single, rich men," said Jenny Stengel, 23, of Sheboygan, a bartender at the Penn Avenue Pub. "That really surprises me."
"I haven't met any of these men," said Abby Hawe, a "twentysomething" single woman from nearby Cedar Grove. "I think that the guys who have this money are the kind of guys who go hunting or snowmobiling a lot — they don't come across as somebody who has a lot of money."
Teasley created a "golden ratio" for each metropolitan area, using U.S. Census Bureau figures and other factors, such as cost of living and the ratio of single men to single women.
Sheboygan's golden ratio, as calculated by Teasley with additional data from a firm called GeoLytics, is 180%, meaning there are 18 single men ages 25 to 34 available for every 10 women in the same age group.
Sheboygan also ranked first in adjusted median income, where median salary is factored in with cost of living, so men living here have more income to spend.
"If you are a woman who likes football, or a woman who likes rich, single men who like football, Sheboygan might be heaven for you," the report says. "But you will have to be a Green Bay Packers fan — of course."
Brian Smith, 25, of Sheboygan, said the large number of high-end golf courses, resorts and pricey subdivisions in communities around Sheboygan County, not in the city itself, probably figured prominently in the high rating.
"You've got a lot of classy stuff around here," he said.