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Center for Digital Theology Receives Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Grant
The project will be led by Center director James Ginther, Ph.D.
Saint Louis University has received a grant of $933,000 over two years from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in support of software development of a tool for the editing of scholarly works.
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James Ginther, Ph.D, Director of the Center for Digital Theology and Professor of Medieval Theology, will lead the project.
The grant will fund the development and implementation of a web-based application which will assist scholars in the creation and publication of scholarly digital editions. In addition, the grant will fund six editing projects as use cases, ensuring that the new digital tool will be able to facilitate different forms of scholarly research as well as communication from print to web-based to dynamic editions.
The project has been a dream of Ginther for more than a decade as he has sought to use computational methods to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of scholarly editing.
"Scholarly editing in the digital world is not just about using a computer," Ginther said. "A digital editing tool allows for scholars around the world to share both their data and findings. Perhaps its real power will be in the opportunity for scholars to move seamlessly from one editing method to another, so as to discover the best way to produce editions of the highest quality."
Scholarly editions of texts are the bedrock of the humanities, Ginther notes, and the more effective tools scholars have to create these works, the more rigorous the scholarship built upon them will be.
This is the third grant to the University in the past five years from the Foundation for projects led by Ginther.
The Center for Digital Theology creates multimedia and electronic products that support research and teaching in Theological Studies. Housed in the Department of Theological Studies, the Center also seeks to support other disciplines in the Humanities.
The Center's research has produced databases of medieval texts, 3DRT models of medieval churches, and databases that integrate text and image from the Middle Ages. The Center's most recent project was T-PEN, an open source tool for digital transcription, which was funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in 2010.
The Center is part of an international consortium that collaborates to build interoperable tools for the digital humanities, and includes universities such as Stanford, Yale, Oxford, John Hopkins, Waterloo, Drew and Fribourg (Germany). For this project, Ginther also will work with scholars at Indiana University, the University of Arizona and York University in the United Kingdom.
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McManus Finishes Her Travels/ McCormack Sparks Adelphi
McManus Finishes Her Travels/ McCormack Sparks Adelphi
The long arduous journey for Janelle McManus, the Belle Harbor native who played with powerhouse Bishop Kearney, is over. A former high school star, who averaged 29 points as a senior and helped the Tigers win three state high school championships, has found a home at Fairfield University in Connecticut.
The former two-time New York Post Player of the Year had originally committed to Boston College and appeared in 29 games a freshman for Boston College. The 5-6 guard was known for her scoring and averaged an impressive 10 points a game off and was twice named Big East Rookie of the Year.
Coming off her freshman year, McManus believed that her opportunities to play more and eventually start would come to fruition. When her opportunity to play would be curtailed in her sophomore season, McManus made the decision to transfer to Fairfield University in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).
Due to NCAA rules, her eligibility was lifted after sitting out a year and the junior had to wait for the first semester to be completed. Once she joined the Stags, McManus has already made an impact for a struggling team.
Inserted into the starting lineup, McManus scored 26 points in her second game to lead the Stags in a 74-69 victory over New Hampshire and drained a late 3 pointer with 9 seconds left to help the Stags get into overtime against Loyola (MD). Her 23 points notched the third win out of 12 of the season for Fairfield in OT. Now starting, her 16 points a game leads the Stags and will be in the lineup for the foreseeable future.
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The 2002 MCAA Division II Men's Basketball Northeast Regional Champions had a great year. With a record of 28-3, and a NY Collegiate Athletic Conference record of 21-1, a point guard is needed to lead the Panthers to great success and Thomas McCormack fits the bill.
The 6-0 junior point guard from Breezy Point transferred to Adelphi after a stint at Belmont Abbey College. A Xavier High School star who was named basketball MVP and captain of his team, McCormack is now leading a team which lost three key players from last season.
First year head Coach James Cosgrove spoke of how he believes McCormack is ready for this season. "He had a great preseason and I think he is ready to step up to the next level to be one of the main guys we are counting on."
A three game losing streak places the Panthers with a 4-5 record but Cosgrove believes that the team's chemistry is outstanding and the bulk of their second half schedule with conference home games will keep the team in good shape.
A pass first point guard, McCormack can surprise on the scoring end with his 13 points and tough D with 5 steals in a January 8th win over Queens College. With a lot of the season left to be played, McCormack just may bring this young team back into the playoffs.


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Belara by Mary Kay is a Floral fragrance for women. Belara was launched in 2000. The nose behind this fragrance is Claude Dir. Top notes are fig and lotus; middle notes are snowdrops and mimosa; base notes are sandalwood and musk.
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This is one of my three favorite fragrances by Mary Kay. It smells good, lasts long, and isn't an overpowering smell.
This was, and remains, one of my all time favorites. I would have never even heard of it if not for a trip to a Bed and Breakfast in Newport, RI. The owner happened to sell Mary Kay too. I was smitten with this scent and bought it for years. Losing a Mary Kay rep and having had my first child, I just forgot about it. Now, I need to get some more :)
I really like this and got it Brand new for $3 at a garage sale. It lasts about 8 hours on me and the sillage is pretty good too. I think the cap looks like a top hat.
I honestly think this is one of the hidden treasures of Mary Kay. When I was younger I had a sample of this and it stayed with me until I got bold enough to try it out. When I tried it that day I liked it, but it was just a "eeeh ok I guess" type of reaction. Then later on, someone close to me received this as a gift and oh my gosh. Maybe it's one of those fragrances you learn to appreciate with age. But at that point I loved it. I think it's a little strong as a signature scent, more like for night time/special occasions. But it's definitely something you smell and you just want to know what it is. It's kind of a strong, deep, womanly scent. It settles well into the woody/powdery smell but does start off extremely floral. But be warned, I think this is something that smells different on every person that wears it. Like way different. So this is one of those you'd honestly just have to try.
My very first perfume given to me by my very first boyfriend :) All I remember now is it was a very heady, mature scent. I was way too young to appreciate it!
Very delicious. It smells deep and womanly. One of my staples.
I have this scent in the rollerball variety, and I have to say that I really like it. I remember a girl at my work who came in smelling really clean and fresh and I asked her what she was wearing. She couldn't remember the name of it, but she said it was a marykay fragrance in a purple bottle. After a little searching, I figured this one had to be it. Upon letting it settle on my skin, i'm pretty sure this is the one she was wearing. In the rollerball form, it is light and airy and definitely a skin scent. But I do have to admit, I will probably need to get this in the spray because I like having the cloud of fragance around me!
I bought this perfume for my mother, who had this bottle given as a gift by a friend. We had to pack it up when we moved, and it got shattered in the moving box, despite us packing it well. So we were smelling that for about two weeks in our new house. Needless to say, I got sick of that really quick...but that was about 10 years ago. Smelled it yesterday and got a change of heart. It reminds me of a watery floral scented soap/fabric softener (didn't know it was the lotus flower). It doesn't offend many people and get comments on how nice it smells on me, so it can be worn everyday, at any time of the year, with whatever occasion I choose. I usually wear it at work, so it seems clearly casual to me, while Bella is a little flirty.
I really like this perfume. very clean elegant respectable floral
I got found a new in box bottle of this at a garage sale for a dollar. I didn't really try it, just smelled the nozzle and thought it wasn't too nice, so I put it away in my closet. Then I came across another full bottle at a thrift store. It was dirty but I cleaned it up. It was just too cheap to not buy. I got brave and tried it on my skin. At first spray I thought it was way too strong, but to my surprise it mellowed out after a bit. I'm not sure if it is plum like some others mentioned, or what it is, but this mellows out to a pretty nice scent.
It's strong on me, but I LOVE that because so many perfumes are just weak anymore. Back when I started wearing perfume in the early/mid 80's a perfume was strong enough to be smelled by those around you. Today so many scents are just skin scents. Why bother. If someone has to put their nose on you to smell you, no thanks. I want to leave a slight trail. I admire that on others. I've even tracked a lady down to ask what she was wearing because it left such a nice scent trail. This perfume I'm hoping does that. I'm enjoying it way more than I ever expected to.
I'm of the generation that wore the (sadly) discontinued Mary Kay perfumes of old. Acapella and Gengi were two I wore faithfully. I found a small bottle of Belara at a swap meet and I now have a new love that happily can be ordered with ease. The fig note is my favorite. My Mom loved to eat the figs that grew in our back yard and it was my job to harvest them for her. This last week both of my children had graduations and I officially became an empty nester.(Tear)I wore Belara to both functions and it allowed me to feel close to my Mother in a way that only sense memory can. It feels both new and old fashioned which makes it perfect for a vintage loving gal like myself. It can be loud and it lasts, so spray accordingly. The bottle is a beauty and looks fabulous amongst my many scented loves. Mary Kay Reps generally have samples so you can try before you make the committment.
Very hypnotic, the fruits in this perfume are extremely ripe and the balm really does wrap it all up into a nice balance between an office or night out scent. It definitely reminds me of what you'd expect from a Calvin Klein perfume; very mysterious, very feminine and sexy but not at all musky.
This is the first fragrance I loved. I was a schoolgirl and tasted it when my aunt bought it. I was hugging the bottle and dreaming - when I grow up and start making money I spend my first coins on this one. And I did, my first salary (not very big) was spent on this perfume. And till these days when I try it, it still smells like a dream to me.
P.S.: I was mistaken though, always thought that there is lilac in it.
I stumbled on Belara & Bella both a few days ago while out rambling around at yard sales & shops. As I was driving on a state road outside of a neighboring town, a large bag of Vidalia Onions was sitting next to a hand painted sign heralding it's price, right next to the road. Behind it sat what looked like an ancient cinder-blocked gas station with a very old coat of what was once white paint. The door was open & I could see a few women inside that looked to be in their mid 30s, sitting around a table & drinking coffee. I asked if I could come in when I saw an old magicmarker sign that said "Mark Kay" posted obscurely on the corner of the building & they invited me in. What a treasure-trove jackpot it was for this ole fragrance lover!
A former Mary Kay lady had quit the business & was selling out of all of her inventory, her personal toiletries & even some very old Avon products from her prior Avon Lady days. She had 2 bottles of this for $6.00 each & when I smelled one, I knew I had to have both. Actually, I bought all the women's frags she sold! She filled a cardboard egg-crate shipping box full of scents for under $40.00 & that is a winner on my fixed-income budget!
For me, it opens with a very lovely, spring-fresh scent of lotus blossom, blueberry & what smells distinctly as honeysuckle. Its a beautiful opening on my skin, which lasts about 20 minutes. As it begins to bridge to the heart, the lotus & blueberry are still fairly strong, with the tuberose beginning to awaken somewhat softly. There is just the softest touch of fig, but not too much to make it more fruity for me. This lasted about 2 hours. As it enters the drydown, it has softened to a clean-powdery lotus & sandalwood blend with only the lightest hint of tuberose & musk. It is such a lovely fragrance! It lasts very well, about 6 hours, has good sillage & smells very much like a classic floral type, with white flowers, woodsy, fruity, powdery, musk. It doesn't seem as intense to me as some reviews posted here but then again, I'm so fond of some of THE MOST INTENSIVE perfumes in my use history! I apply heavy-handedly & have to remind myself constantly not everyone likes to soak in smelly-goods like I do. Moderation has never been my forte.
This smells classic, very unoffensive, a good all seasons & all purpose fragrance. I can see how some would adopt this for a signature scent.
I love the design of this bottle, too! The lovely colors it brings adds more interest on my dresser covered with all sorts of bottles. The bottle feels good in the hand & it sprays easily.
I love this one! What a find!!! It goes to show that when out looking for fragrances in shops, etc., that by only stopping & entering some places that would seem like the most unlikely place to hide such treasures (Sign said "Vidalia Onions" !!!!) can often turn out to be the best places. Be open to all sorts of "shops" because we never know unless we inquire!!! I have actually found some great steals at an old mom & pop BOOK store!?!
Books! Onions!.....led to hidden nuggets of perfume gold.
I bought Belara about 7 years ago, and used less than half of the bottle.
First of all, the bottle and its colors are beautiful.
But I find many Mary Kay perfumes too strong for my taste.
They have good sillage and good longevity, they are no cheapos.
I loved the fig and blueberry in Belara - but there was something too much for me, maybe the tuberose?
I felt like I'd have to be a rich lady wearing a long furcoat - instead of who I really am. :) So it isn't really for me but I do think Belara is a fine perfume. There were many, who wanted to buy my bottle!
I bought a 3/4 used bottle of Belara perfume at a antique store for $8.00. I didn't know who the perfume was by. I went home and googled it and found out it was by Mary Kay. I like it, it smells good, but a little goes a long way. It is better after a couple of hours on and it has become not as strong as when you first apply it. I would possibly buy it again if it was on sale. I don't know if I would pay over $20.00 for a bottle. This might date me... but back in the 70's there was a cheap perfume called "Skinny Dip", I think Belara reminds me of the smell of that perfume. Anyone out there remembers "Skinny Dip" perfume and feels the same??? Give me a shout out.
My mom has this and we both can't stand it (she never wears it but I smelled it one time)...it just smells like flowers to me...I WISH I could smell the blueberry and fig!
In my opinion, Belara is the best thing Mary Kay has made since a classic it discontinued many years ago, Acapella. I know of Acapella since it was my mother's signature perfume in 1989-early 90s. My dad said that I exist thanks to him reacting to that perfume lol. I don't know how to describe this. To my nose this is fig, blueberry, and the clean freshness of lotus. Musk is there to keep it from being too fresh and give it some sass. Its silage becomes angelic almost. I feel like I'm flying through clouds and smelling the world below. The fresh and vibrant bounty of mother nature. I also think that this is missing something, like a reviewer before me stated. And I think that missing quotient is "edge". Something to keep from being too "safe". More dimension and personality to give it soul. A great spring fragrance, and I think, becoming on all ages.
This perfume smells EXACTLY like a mix of Calvin Klein's perfumes: 2 parts Escape and 1 part Eternity. It's not terrible, but lacks something. I was really hoping to smell some fruit in this, but I smell nothing but sharp florals and soap. Unless I got a bad sample, fruit should NOT be listed in the notes for this one!
I would wear again, fresh fruity nice.
yes it is fantastic! i love bellara! y buy this always
this is my favorite perfume.i has given as a Val gift by my boyfriend in 2005 and i used occasionally cos it ws rlly special and i got enough compliments from people.and lasted for so long.and i rlly havn't gotten anoda one since then.
This is the only perfume I wear. Many compliments on the scent and am told by people that are usually offended by strong perfumes that my perfume (Belara) is a nice scent that is not overpowering.
I like this perfume. I had it about four years ago, and wore it once in a while. That time boyfriend, love it on me. It is not the best scent because it may be overpowering for some people, but if sprayed moderately , it smells nice.
I had this perfume a while ago, and the guy who I was seeing , loved it, he always complemented the way I smelled. It is too strong at first, but once it settles it smell amazing.
Softly floral and musky. I think anyone who is a fan of floral fragrances would like this. Nothing new, but nice.
it's beautiful and classic very soft i like it
This is a very clean scent. Picture a getting out of the steamy shower after you used all of your yummy shampoo and body wash, and wrap yourself in a delicious fresh from the dryer towel. It may not be for quite young girls. Its not like any other scent I have smelled. I noticed mostly tuberose and very light sandalwood. Not heavy at all.
I first smell Bella Belara in a girlfriend that sells Mary Kay and I told her I want a bootle, she bring it along with an special edition (fot the purse)of the Belara and after I tryed both perfumes on me, I liked so much better the Belara one. It is strong a the first but later a peacefull,discret, sensual aroma stays on my skin. I like it very much and wear it for the office (every day). It is more appropieted for the night, but helps a lot to have the feeling that a romantic afteroon ia about to begin soon.
this was given to me as a gift by a friend who hated my usual perfume. to me, it smells like clean laundry. of course, clean laundry is nice, but from a perfume i want more. i spray it on my carpets and sheets sometimes though.
I like this perfume, I don't think it's one I would buy again. It's a good anytime scent. It's not overpowering. A nice floral fragrance. Have smelt better, though
this is the most amazing smell ive smelt on a girl since lucky you for her!
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Way back in February, I posted a really cool tip which allowed Mac users to stream their entire iTunes library Stream Your iTunes Library to iPhone Over the Web [Mac] Stream Your iTunes Library to iPhone Over the Web [Mac] Read More over the network and even through the Internet onto their iPhones. This involved the use of symbolic links, Terminal, converting videos into h.264 and adding them into iTunes. As cool as the tip was, there were too many variables where things could go wrong. And sadly, as Murphy's law would imply, it did go wrong for several people — they couldn't get it to work at all.
Luckily for them, I discovered a much simpler alternative to save the day. Like my tip, this app will enable you to stream your videos to your iPhone or iPod Touch over a local network as well as the Internet. And hey, good news — Windows users get to jump in on some video streaming fun as well! What is this fabulous application and why haven't I heard of it, you ask? Well, because it's our job to scour for gems like these and announce them to you.
Coupled with their iPhone app, Air Video is a Mac/Windows desktop application that is designed to act as a server and stream videos to the iPhone (or iPod Touch) in almost any format, even if they're not encoded in h.264! It has a built-in converter which does all the encoding on-demand! We'll touch on that a bit later. First, let's check out the server side of this video streaming combo.
As I've previously said, Air Video will work on both Mac and Windows. Unfortunately, I wasn't privileged with a PC so I'm afraid I can't demonstrate how this operates in Windows. But I suspect that the procedure is somewhat similar to Mac's so I'll just go ahead with my review and hopefully pass on a rough idea of how it all works.
Installation comprises of the usual suspects: DMG; mount; drag server app to Applications folder; launch app. Once the app is launched, it resides in the menu bar. You should be presented with the Preferences window (if nothing happens, click on Air Video's menu bar icon and select Preferences).
As you can see in the screenshot below, I've already added several folders to share. Have you noticed it yet? Air Video allows you to stream any folder from your computer — it doesn't need to be from iTunes! Click on the "Add disk folder" or "Add iTunes playlist" to select folders and playlists to share. Before you begin to select your favourite artist's playlists, know this — music cannot be streamed.
For the sake of learning (and expedience), let's just assume that's everything we need to set. Now we're ready to start the server. Click on the 'Yes' button next to 'Server Running' to get the show on the road! The menubar icon will change to reflect the status of the server.
Let's move on to the iPhone. Download the free Air Video app from the iTunes App Store. Air Video Free will only display 3-5 randomly selected videos from any shared folder. If you're thinking what I'm thinking, you'll probably rearrange your video files into groups of 3. Otherwise, support this marvelous app and buy the full version for $3.
Once you've downloaded and installed the app on your iPhone or iPod Touch, connect to your local network via WiFi and start Air Video. Click on the plus sign on the top left of the Servers page to add a server. If you're running a Mac, it should be automatically detected. Otherwise, you can easily add a server manually. In my case, it discovered my MacBook and I only had to tap it in order to add it to the server list. Tap it again to view the list of shared folders.
I've set my Movies folder to be shared but I could only view 3 of the 15 items within the folder. I tapped on "12 more items" and it pestered me with a pop-up to buy the full version. No biggie. Moving on, I tapped on a recent series I've been watching — Gordon Ramsay's The F Word. That brought me to an info page which very kindly informed me that the video isn't properly formatted for the iPhone. Here's the really exciting bit: even though the video isn't formatted in h.264, Air Video can convert the file on the fly using Live Conversion.
After a few seconds of buffering, it started to play! Really awesome stuff. In the meantime, the server-side application is using up a lot of my CPU power, all due to the fact that it's converting the video file into a recognizable format. That's probably the price to pay for convenience. My advice to you if you're planning to stream a lot of movies over to your iPhone — have them ready in h.264.
So those are the basic features of Air Video. Now, it's time to move on to the juicy stuff — streaming over the Internet. This feature needs to be enabled in the server application under the 'Remote' tab. Once enabled, it will provide you with a specific PIN number which you'll need to enter in the iPhone app to link the two together. If you're facing any difficulties, check out their support page on Remote Access. And of course, if you're accessing your computer from the Internet, you'll have to make sure that the ports are opened (either by UPnP or manually configuring the router) and firewalls are set to accept certain connections.
Air Video couldn't have been discovered at a better time. As my rusty tip slowly falls apart; a gorgeously designed and incredibly exciting app rises to the occasion. It's now easier than ever to stream videos directly to your iPhone and iPod Touch.
Have you used Air Video? Is it worth paying $3 for the full version? Familiar with easier ways to stream video to iPhone or iPod Touch? Let us know what you think.
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Have you tried TVersity? It can stream to iPhone and many more devices. It does live conversion depending on the device accessing it. Although it doesn't have a cool iPhone app like Air Video, I think the web interface is sufficient.
BUT.. Orb also supports webcams. Which can be.. uhm.. useful.
How so? I was using Orb until I found Air Video. The video quality just doesn't compare. Air Video is light years ahead of Orb. Also the Mac server for Orb is just a joke.
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Courtenay approves 1.95-per-cent property tax increase
Courtenay council approved a 1.95-per-cent increase in property taxes at a budget meeting Wednesday.
The result is a $6.60 increase for an average property worth $275,000.
Council deferred discussion on a commercial tax multiplier to its April 22 meeting.
The proposed 2014 financial plan provides $35 million in expenditures.
Final decision on the budget is next month. Council encourages feedback from the public.
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Though now one of the United Kingdom's financial hubs, Leeds was once a largely manufacturing-based city. Guests at our hotels should tour Leeds' industrial roots by visiting the Armley Mills Industrial Museum, the world's largest textile museum, and then the water-powered Thwaite Mills. While you're in the birthplace of Chippendale furniture, a trip to see the Temple Newsam House's extensive collection is a must.
Whether you want to grab a pint at The Midnight Bell or enjoy a special treat at Anthony's Patisserie in downtown Leeds, our accommodations keep you near the city's best sights and tastes. Mojo, a rock and roll bar, is the perfect after-dinner entertainment spot to be seen on the dance floor. But if you're into a more laid-back haunt, try out the North Bar's combination of beer, art and music.
Considered Yorkshire's contemporary culture center, Leeds offers hotel guests a glimpse of art both new and old. The Leeds Art Gallery—filled with contemporary British masterpieces—is a must, followed by the Royal Armouries and Harewood House (the Queen's cousin's residence). The performing arts are strong here, as well, and can be seen at the Grand Theater, O2 Academy and Leeds City Varieties, a Victorian-era music hall.
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So, I'm just wondering what y'all are planning to do in preparation for the end of the world/the rapture coming up on 12.21.12 I would also like to apologize to those of you that didn't know this was coming. You better start getting yer $*** in order. Unless of course, you're a heathen like me. Then we get to stick around and take care of all the believers pets after they go.
Gonna move this thread to the lounge. However, I've already watched all the Harry Potter's, LOTR, LOST and all the good TV series are all done or cancelled so I think I'm ready to go.
I'm not wasting my time on buying Christmas presents. If the Mayans are wrong, I hope friends and family understand.
What exactly do you mean by The end of the world? I mean what is it that makes this world come to the end? A complete wipe for unknown reasons or let's say nuclear fallout, power goes down, billions of casualties, no food, nuclear winter, virus, radiation?
Wish I hadn't bought all those bloody christmas presents now!! At least I will get to see the hobbit before it all ends
I'm planning my trip to Altun Ha in February (seriously!). Apparently, I'll have a lot of pets with me?
My world ends over and over again when I have to wipe my phone. Just saying, lol. Anyway, I don't believe in any of that. I'm gonna keep doing whatever I do. xD
I have an appointemnt to get my hair cut that day. I don't get why anyone is freaked out about this, it's just dumb. Stupid media, rustling the jimmies of ignorant idiots for ratings! Anyways, the Mayan calander didn't take Leap Days into account (those were added much later by the Romans), so the date the Mayan calader ends has already come and gone about 6-9 months ago because of all those extra days that have been added. Surprise surprise, the world didn't end and we're all still here!
So now we are going to take our cues from a civilization that worshiped a deity that was half snake half Mel Brooks?
We have to take them from someone luna why not them. Or maybe we should go by what ever you prophisise seen as your correct all the time
Seeing as how sharks and roaches have been around a lot longer than Mayans and are still going strong, I say we ask them.
I think the cockroaches are the ones that will see us off. http://www.oceansentry.org/lang-en/.../3435-shark-population-declining-rapidly.html Good luck trying to destroy the cockroaches habitat.
If the world ends who will make all those killer ROMS I have still got to flash that haven't been made yet? who tell me tell me now!!! That settles it the world will not end in fact just to make people mad its going to continue for at least another hundred years


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No wonder the French didn't want the British to attend the ceremonies for the 65th anniversary of D-Day. Prime Minister Gordon Brown inadvertently renamed Omaha Beach in honor of his bestest new buddy on this side of the pond:
So I guess all is forgiven for those DVDs, eh, Mr. Brown?
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The 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards did not pack a lot of surprises in terms of the winners, give or take a Jon Cryer. So perhaps it was fitting that the night ended with "Modern Family" winning its third straight Emmy for best comedy.
It was a good night to be a favorite at the Emmys: "Modern Family" once again swept the comedy supporting actor and actress awards, with Eric Stonestreet and Julie Bowen each picking up their second statues. Co-creator Steven Levitan also won the comedy directing award.
"Homeland" dethroned four-time winner "Mad Men" as best drama series, a mild upset, but the Showtime series was almost universally lauded as the best newcomer of 2011-12. HBO's "Game Change" won several movie/miniseries honors, and "The Daily Show" and "The Amazing Race" continued their long histories of Emmy success. "The Daily Show" has now won the Emmy for best comedy/variety series for an incredible 10 years in a row.
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Aside from maybe "The Daily Show," though, "Modern Family's" best comedy win seemed as inevitable as any award handed out Sunday. The show is both a huge hit and (mostly) a critical darling, although some people have soured on it over the course of its three seasons. It's also a standard-bearer for broadcast television in a time when network programming is viewed as mostly inferior to cable (not without cause, in most cases), and that can't be discounted. Network TV is still the biggest game around, and the TV academy membership includes a whole lot of people who work in that world.
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The Single Ski
I still remember my first cross-country skiing trip with my family. My parents, siblings, and I piled the ski equipment into our station wagon and traveled to a local mountain where we would spend the day. When we arrived at the site, I realized that in the hustle of packing I had left one of my skis at home. Worse yet, I'd forgotten my ski poles altogether.
Going home to retrieve the forgotten equipment was simply not feasible. My father, ever pragmatic, told me I'd just have to do my best. Fortunately, my older sister took pity on me and lent me one of her poles.
Having never been skiing, I didn't think that having only one ski would be a big deal. I was more excited than disappointed—after all, I was finally old enough to participate in my family's favorite shared activity!
One by one, my siblings put on their gear and headed toward a meadow with a small hill that was fun to ski down. But I couldn't move an inch! The foot without a ski sank deep into the snow. The foot with the ski was also stuck because the snow clung to the old-fashioned wooden ski, making it extra heavy.
Why wasn't this coming more easily? The harder I tried, the more stuck I became and the more frustrated I grew. My struggle became more devastating as I saw my father and brothers in the distance. They had reached the meadow and appeared to be having a great time climbing up and skiing down the hill.
Dad came back a few times to check on me, always offering some encouraging words. "Keep going! You're getting it." But I wasn't getting it. In fact, the end of that day came before I ever made it to the meadow. My first ski trip was a huge disappointment.
As I have grown older, I have realized that all of us experience times when we feel that we're trying to get by with one ski—an awkward wooden ski. We all deal with trials and disappointments and imperfections, some of our own making and some that come simply because we live in a fallen world. Some are temporary; some we deal with our entire lives.
We quickly discover how unprepared for the terrain we actually are. We feel inadequate. Our pain only escalates when we see others who seem to have no problems at all. In such situations it's clear we cannot make it on our own.
Fortunately, our life experiences need not turn out like my first skiing experience did. I exerted my best effort yet made no progress. But in life we can make our best efforts and then turn everything else over to God. His strength and His grace enable us to do things we could not do if left to our own capacities.
I have also learned that we need not hide our struggles from our loving Heavenly Father. Our imperfections help us better understand how He feels about us and who we really are as His children. It is because He loves us that He sent His Son.
If we come unto Christ, our weaknesses will also give us a glimpse of the Savior's grace and mercy as He works with us. For instance, there have been times when I have felt like saying, metaphorically, "Look, I have only one ski. And even if I did have two skis, I'm pretty sure I'd be a lousy skier. So don't bother with me."
But in His kindness, the Savior helps me anyway. He knows that I have challenges and asks only my best efforts: "It is by grace that we are saved, after all we can do" (2 Nephi 25:23). I believe Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ are pleased with my best efforts, however meager they are. And I know They love me in a way that allows me to trust and rely on Them more fully.
I didn't give up skiing after that first disappointing experience. I went back repeatedly with my family and even took skiing classes in college. It's now one of my favorite pastimes. I'm grateful I didn't give it up.
I'm also grateful—eternally—that Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ don't give up on us. God has not left us to our own flawed efforts. Because of His infinite love for His children, He sent a Savior to provide a way back to His presence. I know that by putting our faith in Them, all of us can move forward in our lives.
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Grace doesn't necessarily mean getting a sleek new pair of skis and being sent to the destination on my own. The Savior's care is more personal and more tender than that. He works with me where I am, as I am, to help me grow and become more like Him and Heavenly Father.
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The following is an answer from Seth Godin responding to my one question interview question of what he'd do differently if he had to start his blog over again.
The best things about blogs is that you get to "start them again" every day, and I do. So when there's something I don't like, I can change it!
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Whether you're interested in working in a more environmentally friendly way or not, soon the interior paint you use–no matter where you live–may be a greener product. That's already true for a chunk of California and a large part of the Northeast, where stringent regulations over the last few years have ratcheted down the volatile organic compound (VOC) content permitted in paint and other coatings.
Southern California has led the country in lowering the boom on VOCs. "Everything seems to start in California," says Benjamin Moore senior marketing manager Jeff Spillane. "Of course, the L.A. area has the worst air quality in the country."
To bring its densely populated region into compliance with federal and state clean air standards, the South Coast Air Quality Management District creates rules to reduce ozone emissions. Paints and solvents are responsible for about 12 percent of ozone-forming pollution, the district says, so reducing VOCs eases pollution.
The logic is simple, but what it has required of paint manufacturers isn't. Not only do they have to comply with South Coast regulations, they also have to figure out how to deal with the rest of the country.
"One product may have three formulas, depending on where it's sold," Spillane says.
Currently, the South Coast district requires no more than 100 grams of VOCs per liter of flat paint; non-flats must have no more than 150 grams per liter; interior stains must have no more than 250 grams; and primers and sealers must have no more than 200 grams. In contrast, as of a few years ago, stains, for example, had as much as 700 grams of VOCs per liter.
In the heavily populated Northeast–where the Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) sets the rules–regulations followed suit as of January 2005. About half the region's jurisdictions already have adopted the regulations; the rest are expected to.
For Better or for Worse? The million-dollar question is whether changing paint formulas has affected quality. Manufacturers can't just remove the offending chemicals. "If you just take the existing paint and reduce VOCs, there is a cost somewhere else in application or finish," says Leo Chippy, commercial marketing manager for Pratt & Lambert/Martin Senour.
Instead, companies need to either tinker with the formula or come up with a new product. Smaller manufacturers of natural and organic paints, meanwhile, simply go on doing what they've been doing for years (see "All Natural," page 92).
Fortunately, new really can mean improved. "Most of the bugs have been worked out," says Lynn Bicknell, owner of Bicknell Painting in Fairfax City, Va. "Manufacturers anticipated this whole issue." Bicknell's crews expressed some frustration a few years ago with the leveling of reduced VOC paints but don't with newer products.
Moreover, a special-use primer made by Zinsser does an even better job than oil-based primers, says Rod Zane, an estimator at Bicknell. Gardz can go on the wall right after stripping wallpaper, Zane says, and dries much more quickly than comparable oil-based products. Oil-based formulas tend to be higher in VOCs and have been targeted for replacement.
Although Florida imposes no restrictions, customer complaints about odor motivate painting contractor George Dean to use low-VOC paint. The owner of George Dean and Co. in Auburndale, Fla., says he's seen no noticeable differences in application.
Most painters who apply low-VOC products do so because that's what was speced, sometimes at homeowners' request, says Dulux Paints senior brand manager Dave Maurer at ICI Paint Stores. "But once they adjust to the new technologies, they're not likely to switch off."
Painting subcontractors for Bath & Kitchen Creations in Dulles, Va., report no concerns with the newer products, says Tiffany Keaton, director of market management. "And homeowners seem more concerned with whether the color will match their tile and towels."


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1. Explain to the students the importance of learning addition facts and how this rote method of learning will enhance continued growth.
2. It is very important that the learner listens attentively in order to be able to respond to the rhythmic music.
3. This recording has been especially designed to help the learner as much as possible. There are TWO practice sessions where the learner hears and says the correct answer and a THIRD section where the answers have been omitted. This gives the students a chance to practice saying the answers from memory.
4. For even more variety, selected students may say the caller's part when many of the facts have been retained, while others continue with the response. From the research done using these facts, many students learned the caller's part and the response because they enjoyed this method.


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How to Draw face male, Swordman or Samurai face video and step by step tutorial.
Another art tutorial on face drawing and rendering. How to draw and design character face with some realistic lighting or shading design.
If you are looking for more of the similar level tutorial of facial structure go to Character Design Face Male Merchant Character, and Learn how to draw and paint face You will like them.
But for a little bit easier and close to basic you can go to How to draw a man face basic, how to draw a person's head 3/4 view basic and you might also like draw Manga facial expression mad or angry. Enjoy
Here are step by step tutorial Drawing swordman
Final sketch Swordman
Watch Video Tutorial drawing process
Drawing Software & Tools I used and recommended:
-Genius MousePen 6x8
-Wacom Intuos3 6X8 Pen Tablet
-Bamboo (Small) Pen Tablet (new from Wacom!) Economy for everyone.
-Gimp (Free Download)
-Adobe Photoshop CS4 (Professional software)
*You can just use pencil, paper, markers on this one...just practice rendering.
New Drawing Video tutorials:
-Environmental concept Ice landscape
-Painting crystal cave concept
-Painting with waterfall custom brushes
-How to paint rocky bridge.
-Draw and paint valleys environmental concept
-Draw Female spy comics style
-How to draw a woman
-Painting portrait front view
-Draw and Paint Women Body Tutorial I: Female Manga Fusion I
-Draw and Paint Women Body Tutorial II: Female Manga Fusion II
-Character Design Tutorial: Dark Valkyrie
** If you have any basic questions or specific please looked up Q/A section. Most of the time your questions has already been answered in Q/A.
If you need any help or support you can
-post questions or comment on the post (seems to be the fastest way to get response)


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It couldn't be easier to dress up a cupcake! Wilton Baking Cups are ideal for holding candy and nuts, too.
Microwave-safe paper. Standard size. Pkg. of 50 paper cups. ©2004 Viacom International, Inc. All Rights Reserved Nickelodeon, The Fairly Odd Parents and all related titles, logos, and characters are trademarks of Viacom International, Inc.


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Pier 1 Continues Sales Climb in Fourth Quarter
March 7, 2013,
FORT WORTH, Texas-Fourth-quarter net sales for Pier 1 Imports rose 15.7 percent to $552 million, according to a preliminary report from the specialty retailer.
That sales total brought Pier 1's net sales for the fiscal year ending on March 2 to $1.7 billion, up 11.2 percent over the prior fiscal year. Same-store sales also kept up its momentum, jumping 7.9 percent for the quarter and 7.5 percent for the year. Over the past three fiscal years, Pier 1's cumulative same-store sales were up 27.1 percent.
Calling the fourth quarter "another quarter of significant growth in sales and earnings," Alex Smith, Pier 1's president and CEO, added that "fiscal 2014 will be another terrific year as we continue our evolution into a true multichannel retailer, exploiting the growth potential in our two mutually supportive and interdependent businesses--our wonderful Pier 1 Imports stores and our new, two-quarters-old e-commerce business."
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Without a building department or staff planner, occasionally the town of Hayden must seek the services of engineers, attorneys and planners when reviewing large projects.
The costs of such services are hard to predict and not easily laid out at the beginning of the review process, so Town Manager Russ Martin wants to enact a development review fee agreement in which developers would accept the responsibility of costs associated with external services.
The Hayden Planning Commission will discuss the agreement Thursday night.
"My feeling is it's better to put that up front to developers so there are no surprises," Martin said.
It's unnecessary to pay the salary of a staff planner when there is not a steady stream of large development proposals in Hayden. But at the same time, developers need to know there are external review costs sometimes not covered by the small set fee specified in the town code, Martin said.
"This is in anticipation of something larger we can't take care of in-house," he said.
A summary of anticipated fees would accompany the agreement.
Also on Thursday, planning commissioners will discuss adding an ordinance to the town code that clearly defines the site plan review process for subdivisions and commercial and industrial projects.
The ordinance will include provisions for necessary data and application materials as well as aspects that the commission will consider in the process such as building and site character, parking and loading, trails and sidewalks and storm water and site drainage.
The ordinance also would detail when public meetings regarding a project need to take place and the appeals process if an application is denied.
"It formalizes the process so everybody knows what's expected of them, including the Planning Commission," Martin said, noting that the process will not apply to single-family homes.
During the meeting, the commission also will consider a minor subdivision proposal for a lot on the northwest corner of Sixth Street and U.S. Highway 40.
William and Andrea Hayden want to split the lot into two, one containing the Hayden Mercantile and the other the planned Mountain Valley Bank. The owners would be responsible for extending city services to the new building.
Subdividing the lot would be more convenient for leasing purposes and legal paperwork, Martin said.


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This BCG Review issue is dedicated to Consumer goods and Retail sectors. We collected both new and classic articles which can be useful to our clients and partners in the determination of key directions of movement in the current situation.
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ActiveRecordtoSDB is just a simple wrapper class which implements some extra functionality on top of RightAWS ActiveSDB.
The goal is to make it easier to transition the appropriate models of a project from a traditional RDBMS to SimpleDB,
by implementing some of the most used functionality of ActiveRecord.
For more information, check out the README.
To download, go to ActiveRecordtoSDB on RubyForge.
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And THAT is the most overrated thing about him. Of course in 119 postseason games, you'll have some clutch plays. But,
Mr. Clutch - .308/.373/.473
A-Rod - .279/.373/.483
Jeter has a slightly higher average, A-Rod slugs slightly better, yet somehow, Jeter is the clutchest player ever and A-Rod is said to become the worst player in baseball. When a guy gets 119 chances, of course he'll make a couple of clutch plays, hell, even Fernando Tatis does it.
Jeter is a very good hitter, but hasn't been a great hitter or an elite hitter in a few years, and he's a terrible defender. He's not a bad player, he's even a very good player, but not the superstar people make him out to be.


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ACT Sensors List | List of sensors developed by the Alliance for Coastal Technologies | ||
Alexandria Digital Library (ADL) Gazetteer | Gazetteer services provided by Alexandria Digital Library from Map and Imagery Lab, Davidson Library, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). | ||
Argo Instrument List | Instrument code list from Argo | ||
Argo Parameters and quality control code lists | List of parameter and quality control codes from Argo | ||
Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG): Vocabularies and Ontologies | Collection of vocabularies and ontologies from TDWG for biodiversity | ||
BODC (British Oceanographic Data Centre) Units | The BODC units table, consisting of all the units codes used in BODC parameter lists. | ||
BODC Instruments List | List of instruments used by the British Oceanographic Data Centre | ||
BOG CTD Bottle Data Field Names | MBARI's Biological Ocean Group (BOG) CTD Bottle Data Field Names | ||
BOG CTD Profiling Data Field Names | MBARI's Biological Ocean Group (BOG) CTD Profiling Data Field Names | ||
British Oceanographic Data Centre Parameter Discovery Vocabulary | The BODC Parameter Dictionary has been completely overhauled during 2004 and now consists of an integrated data markup and parameter discovery vocabularies. | ||
British Oceanographic Data Centre Parameter Usage Vocabulary | The BODC Parameter Usage Vocabulary may be used as a tool to label a measurement with information on what it is and how it was obtained or to describe parameters (phenomena in GML terminology) in 'use' metadata. | ||
BUFR Parameters | World Meteorological Organization's Binary Universal Form for the Representation of meteorological data (BUFR) parameter codes. | ||
CDI Sea Search Sensor and Platform Vocabularies | Common Data Index vocabularies lists for the Sea-Search program. Vocabularies for platforms and sensors are included. | ||
CF - Climate and Forecast Standard Names | Vocabulary for climate and forecast parameters | ||
CMECS Habitat Classification System | Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard system describing the habitats of the estuaries, coasts and oceans of North America. | ||
CoRIS Glossary of Terms | NOAA's Coral Reef Information System (CoRIS) glossary of coral reef-related terms | ||
CUAHSI Parameter Names Vocabulary | A comprehensive parameters vocabulary for hydrologic science | ||
DAML Ontology Library | A collection of ontologies hosted by DAML web site | ||
EPIC (NOAA, PMEL) Units | Example of units used in operational system (units are encoded in variable key, used in netCDF entries). | ||
ESA SensorML Dictionaries | Set of dictionaries with ESA concepts for SensorML | ||
EUNIS Habitat Classification System | The European Nature Information System (EUNIS) habitat classification system covers all types of natural and artificial habitats, both aquatic and terrestrial, in Europe. | ||
eXtensible Address Language | This is an XML standard for addresses. | ||
Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center - Interpolated Sea Level Pressure | |||
GCMD Data Center Keywords | Global Change Master Directory Data Center keywords, contains short names (3 to 30 character acronyms separated by forward-slashes) and long names with locations. | ||
GCMD Location Keywords | Global Change Master Directory hierarchical list of Location Keywords |