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Beyond Commerce (OTC:BYOC) stock has performed -2.33% and changed $-0.001 while share value reached at $0.042 in last trading session. At present, the stock 52 week high price sited at 0.16 and 52 week low situated at 0. 461127 shares traded on hands while it's an average volume stands with 726832 shares.
Beyond Commerce (OTC:BYOC) has five years performance of N/A and weekly performance of -16%. The stock has been moved at 40% throughout last twelve months. The stock has performed -40% around last thirty days, and changed -53.333333% over the last three months.
Average true range percent (ATRP-14) measured at 25%. Volatility or average true range percent (ATRP 14) is the ATR expressed as a percentage of closing price. Average true range percent (ATRP) measures volatility on a relative level. This is opposed to the ATR, which measures volatility on an absolute level. ATRP allows securities to be compared whereas ATR does not. That means lower-priced stocks won't necessarily have lower ATR values than higher-priced stocks. The Company's beta coefficient sits at 16.557816. Beta factor measures the amount of market risk associated with market trade. Higher the beta discloses more riskiness and lower the beta lower the risk.
The company's net profit margin is 0.00%. It measures how much out of every dollar of sales a company actually keeps in earnings. Operating Margin is seen at 0.00%. Return on Assets (ROA) an indicator of how profitable a company is relative to its total assets is -12.83%.
Beyond Commerce (OTC:BYOC) is United States based company. Currently it has a market worth of $43635112. Using market capitalization to show the size of a company is important because company size is a basic determinant of various characteristics in which investors are interested, including risk.
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Don't Quit Your Day Job, Ryan Reynolds
Canada's answer to a question nobody asked has rolled out his big superhero picture and it's not quite a hit. Meanwhile, another Canadian, name of Jim Carrey, isn't faring so well either.
1) The Green Lantern — $52.7M
Uh oh. While fifty-two million dollars might seem like a lot of money (because it is, it is an absurd amount of money, more than the combined income of many generations of many families), for a summah soopahero feetchah that cost $200 million (more than I make in a year) to make, it is not a great sum. Foreign box office could still prove lucrative, but domestically this could be the summer's first sorta flop. (As, smugly, I predicted it would be.) Why did this happen? Have people finally tired of Ryan Reynolds' cold Canadian celery stalk-ism? (Think about it. If you could turn Ryan Reynolds into an animal, vegetable, or mineral, you would turn him into celery, wouldn't you? He's total celery.) I don't know. It might be Ryan Reynolds' fault. He might not be ready for primetime, now or ever. It might also be the "Whatthefuck?" factor. Meaning, whatthefuck is the Green who? Nobody knows. "He makes magic light things with his magic light ring? I don't... No." What do lanterns have to do with anything? (Also: What's a lantern? This is 2011. I don't want to churn butter.) I just think that this was DC being all sad and desperate because their brother Marvel is sooo much cooler and has so many more characters. Next summer DC will throw up its hands and say "Um, we have the Fart Hammer. They've never done a Fart Hammer movie. Oh, and what about the Blue Tea Cozy? Everyone loves the Blue Tea Cozy. 'Brightest Earl Grey, darkest Oolong.' Big stuff." Poor DC. So yeah, maybe this isn't Ryan Reynolds' cock-up. Maybe it's just that nobody likes the Green what are you asking me to watch? The Green why? I don't even know what you're talking about. Stop talking to me, movie.
2) Super 8 — $21M
This movie — about DC Comics' famed Super 8, a group featuring such notable superheroes as the Steel Grifter, Fashion-Man, and the Red Weep — held on nicely in its second week of release, perhaps indicating that the thing is getting positive word-of-mouth and could survive this movie-choked summertime season with its dignity intact. Which is good! It's good for everyone. It's good for J.J. Abrams. It's good for Kyle Chandler. And it's good for the Super 8. It's good for Clobber-Woman. And for the Amazing Fondler. And for the Purple Discharge.
3) Mr. Popper's Penguins — $18.2M
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your butt Antarctica, did just OK. A million years ago, Jim Carrey used to be a box office guarantee, on the level of few others. I mean, remember Liar Liar? Do you remember how you saw that in the theater and laughed and laughed and laughed, because he couldn't lie anymore? (A conceit that movie pulled off far better than The Invention of Lying, which was just about a world where everyone was horribly rude to one another for no reason.) Jim Carrey used to be huge! Like, crawling out of a hippopotamus' butt huge! But now, a million years later, he's just the weird dude running around with the penguins. Doing his sad dance with the penguins, hoping we'll throw fish (and money) at him. And some of us did. But a lot more of us didn't. Ah well. Time keeps drifting by, I suppose. Tides change and whatnot. The sun burns on.
8) Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides — $6.2M
This movie has done decently in the US ($220 million), but has done gonzo good biz overseas. (On other tides, if not stranger ones.) In fact, it's become Disney's highest-grossing movie on the international market ever. It's made like almost a billion dollars. Increasingly, foreign box office is accounting for the majority of Hollywood receipts. So maybe they should start only releasing these movies overseas and leaving us real Earthlings, the only ones that really matter, alone. Pirates of the Caribbean: Don't Tell the Americans. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Fucker Lives in France Anyway. Things like that. They'd do really well, Disney would be happy, and all of us regular people here would be none the wiser, eating our steaks while driving our Chevys and shooting our guns and winning prom queen in peace.
14) The Art of Getting By — $700K
With an anemic $1,100 per screen, this indie about a Different teen boy in the city who meets a Different girl and they have a Different kind of romance did worse than other indies about Different teen boys in the city who meet Different girls and they have Different kinds of romances. I mean, Igby Goes Down was what, like a million years ago? Jim Carrey was still a huge movie star? And that did better. Or at least I imagine it did better. That movie sort of invented this modern genre. (I mean obviously Catcher in the Rye, but whatever. Live in the now, man.) And it was good. But now, a million years later? I hate these movies. I hate them so much for all their bizarre classicist, sexist bullshit. So I'm glad this movie did badly. I'm honestly glad. May it and its ilk drown in the seas of time forever. Honestly.


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The entertainment and fashion worlds are buzzing today after the MTV Music Video Awards that took place in Brooklyn last night. Even if you weren't able to catch the VMAs last night, chances are you have at least caught a glimpse of the great, and not so great, fashion moments. The night was not only memorable for the red carpet, but the show itself was quite a roller-coaster ride – from the amazing performance by the reunited N'SYNC to Miley Cyrus and her "interesting" performance with Robin Thicke. This was definitely an awards show that will be talked about for quite a while, and hopefully it doesn't take the celebs on the worst dressed list too long recover from their terrible style choices. There were some celebs that stood out as the best dressed of the night and we will show how to take their looks to the beach with your luxury swimwear.
Glee star, Naya Rivera, rocked the red carpet in her black floor-length gown. Her dress featured cutouts that complemented her look perfectly and added to her already-there sex appeal! The cutout trend has really taken off this year and we love that it has made its way to the red carpet. The best way to get the cutout look with your designer swimwear is with a sexy monkini. The Drive Me Wild Monokini from Lady Lux has cutouts in all the right places and we know this is a style Naya would look amazing in!
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Did you love Taylor Swift's classic-glam look as much as we did? This amazing look is at the very top of our best dressed list, and it is no surprise that Taylor has won our hearts again on the red carpet. The form fitting gown was anything but boring with a plunging neckline complete with black embellishment. Monochrome has been a standard favorite in fashion among celebs and it's a trend that with always be in. Get the monochrome look for the beach or pool with Truly, Madly, Deeply in black or white. The color is simple and classic, but the gold hardware takes the look up a notch.


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Here is the facility's Mardi Gras court for 2013: Eula Breaud, queen; Lynn Adams, first maid; Anna Wessinger, second maid; Corinne Sapia, third maid; Raymond Hernandez, king; Irvin Orgeron, first duke; Joseph Cheramie, second duke; Wallace Duet, third duke; and Mary Grabert and Evariste Grabert, Valentine sweethearts.
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Broadway Elder Living and Rehab Center held its first remembrance ceremony last month. The event, which included singing and praying, was a way to honor residents who died during the year. Residents honored were Fleming Trosclair, Julie Vegas, Clara Chauvin, Angelle Duet, Phyllis Hurder, Bernice Tyler, Ray Istre, Virgis Cheramie, Cecelia Champagne, Eugene Ledet, Lawrence Chaisson, Essie Ougel, Gladys Bourgeois, Monson Aupied, Joyce Barrios, Aline Chabert, Joseph A. Cheramie, Ruby Foret, Dave Allemand, Kenneth Duet, Hilda Adams, Evelyn Hernandez, Emma Templet, Muriel Robichaux, Joyce Zeringue, Irene Pierce, Earline Pierce, Lorena Pierce, Cleonise Cheramie, Jane Savoie, Bernice Griffin, Betty Dufrene, Velma Gaudet, Bella Naquin, Lorecia Duet, Garnet Orgeron, Viola Cheramie and Edith Cunningham.
St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church's Council of Catholic Women elected new officers. The 2013 officers are Linda Thomas, president; Rose Sampey, vice president; Barbara Arcement, secretary; and Laura St. P�, treasurer.
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Sao Paulo: Popular Brazilian opposition leader Marina Silva announced Saturday that she was joining forces with the Socialist Party ahead of next year's presidential election, a decision that came after the top electoral court ruled against the creation of her new party.
The Supreme Electoral Tribunal ruled on Thursday that Silva had failed to obtain enough signatures to register her own Sustainability Network party. As a result, the former senator and environment minister could only be a candidate by signing up with an existing political party.
She had until the end of Saturday to make her decision.
At a news conference, she indicated she would not be a presidential candidate saying the Socialist Party "already has one," Pernambuco state Gov. Eduardo Campos. She declined to say if she would be his running mate.
Recent polls suggest that Silva, who served as environment minister under President Dilma Rousseff's predecessor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, had emerged stronger from the mass protests that swept Brazil in June and caused the popularity ratings of several top politicians to plummet.
A poll conducted in early August by Datafolha, one of Brazil's top polling and statistic firms, said she was the preferred candidate of 26 percent of registered voters. Rousseff received the support of 35 percent. Datafolha questioned 2,615 people on Aug. 7-9. The margin of error was plus or minus two percentage points.
Silva won international accolades for her efforts to help preserve Brazil's Amazon rainforest during her tenure as environment minister.
She split with Rousseff's Workers Party in 2009 over policy differences and joined the Green Party. She ran for president in 2010 and won a surprising 20 million first-round votes, but it wasn't enough to get on the second-round ballot.


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Aware that French government bonds could come under attack if France's high level of public debt isn't tackled, French presidential front runners Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande both have pledged to balance the budget.
Both have also candidates also want to tax wealthy people as well as large companies more heavily, and both have taken a tough stance toward the banking sector.
Aware that French government bonds could come under attack if France's high level of public debt isn't tackled, French presidential front runners Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande both have pledged to balance the budget.
But how they plan to bring those changes about differs significantly.
With just a week to go until the first round of the French presidential elections, front runners Sarkozy and Hollande stepped up their campaign rhetoric at mass rallies on Sunday, with Sarkozy highlighting his experience in handling the financial crisis, while Hollande promised he would roll back some of the president's main achievements.
The outcome of the election will have a direct bearing on how well France copes with its debt, and by extension could very well affect the future of the euro zone itself.
President Sarkozy wants to achieve a budget surplus of 0.5 percent of gross domestic product in 2017 after achieving balance in 2016, while his socialist opponent Hollande wants to eliminate the budget deficit by 2017.
"There is one major difference," Dominique Barbet, senior economist at BNP Paribas told Squawk Box Europe'." "What level of expenditure and income you have at the end of the mandate."
"Hollande is willing to increase some expenditures and increase taxes massively, while … the Sarkozy platform is more balanced, with some spending cuts and some tax hikes," he said.
France's budget deficit, forecast to reach 89.1 percent of GDP this year, is still stubbornly high. Sarkozy failed to get the debt-to-GDP ratio down to 60 percent as he had initially intended, but plans to press ahead with further budget cuts and increase the value-added tax in order to reduce the level of public debt. He has raised the retirement age in France from 60 to 62—a move Hollande has said he will reverse.
Hollande, meanwhile, plans to cut the salaries of the president and cabinet ministers by 30 percent and introduce a law which would impose a 75 percent tax on annual income above 1 million euros. He also plans to freeze fuel prices for three months and hire more people in the public sector. Critics argue he wants to spend his way out of a crisis, rather than impose much-needed austerity.
As anger mounts over the low rate of tax paid by large companies, both politicians agree such corporations should pay more taxes.
But while Sarkozy wants a minimum tax on profits of big publicly listed companies, Hollande wants to introduce a tax rate that is dependent on companies' size.
Under Hollande's proposal, very large companies would be charged a 35 percent tax rate, medium-sized firms would pay tax at 30 percent and small businesses at 15 percent.
Some observers fear that the lower tax rate for small companies may be used by rich individuals to try to evade the regular income tax.
Both candidates have also capitalized on voters' displeasure with financial institutions, whose perceived greed they believe helped cause the current crisis.
And as consumers tighten their belts, protectionism beckons—again, in two different forms. Hollande has declared the world of finance his true enemy and wants to separate banks' retail and "speculative" investment arms to protect consumers.
Meanwhile Sarkozy has accused the country's biggest lenders of failing to lend to the real economy. His solution is a pledge to help small companies with state financing for research and development.
Both Hollande and Sarkozy have alarmed their free-trading European partners by pushing for more trade protectionism in an attempt to garner votes.
Sarkozy wants to support "made in France" by emulating the "Buy American Act," which allows the U.S. government to favor U.S. products for government contracts.
Hollande has promised tax rebates and public support for companies investing in France, while saying he will force businesses that leave the country to refund any subsidies.
Analysts agree that cuts to France's generous welfare system, combined with higher taxes, are necessary in order to bring the country's spending under control.
But during election season, higher tax bills win few votes.
"The two main candidates have avoided the key issue of macroeconomic subjects. The only one who has invested a lot of his time in those issues is (centrist candidate) Monsieur Bayrou, who seems to be slipping every day in the polls," Pierre-Yves Gauthier, founding partner at Alpha Value said.
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Arcade Distro is a Texas-based distro specializing in zines from that state.
The Arcade Distro was run out of Austin from 2002- 2005 by Jessica Champion, who also wrote Option Paralysis Zine. The distro was passed down to her from a friend who no longer had the time to run the distro. Her only instructions were to pass it on if she couldn't keep up with it. For years, she sucessfully distributed a wide range of zines including Blurt!, Truckface, and Avow. There was no particular theme, though the distro reflected her personal preference for Craft Zines, Personal Zines, and political literature. The Arcade Distro was on an indefinite hiatus from 2005- 2007, as Jessica no longer had time to run the distro. She commented that running a website and the mail order aspects of a distro are very time consuming. In June of 2007, she kept her promise to pass down the Arcade Distro, and mailed the remaining 'zines to Houston kids Aaron and Lauren, who are both involved on varying levels with projects including Greasespot zine, and the Capitol City 'Zine Compilation.
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Bruce Goodlad - Iceland/ FinnmarkWe are all Vikings now….
I've always loved to travel and explore new places. As a semi feral 16-year-old I bought an Inter-rail train ticket that let me ride the rails throughout Europe and North Africa for a month and I sucked the experience dry. It felt like quite a thing to step from the Marrakesh Express at 5am, after sharing a carriage with a semi reformed heroin addict from Brixton called Dino, then wander through the city souk to a rising desert sun. Well it was in the early 80's anyway – and if you didn't do it to a Crosby Stills and Nash bootleg tape playing on your Walkman then it didn't count. From that first train journey I was hooked.
One of the great things about backcountry skiing is that it lets you explore cool parts of the world that you may not otherwise have been on your radar if they didn't promise fresh snow and untracked peaks. The first time I went to ski in Alaska, I was prepared to be underwhelmed. Having climbed in Denali park a couple of times previously I was pretty unphased at the prospect of day touring the smaller peaks around Valdez. More often than not, I find that reality rarely lives up to the hype: e.g. blockbuster movies, cocktail happy hour, blonde chicks that ski hard… but man, Valdez skiing really is all that. Really good I mean. Take my advice - if you like steep skiing in wild places you really should go to Alaska.
In the last couple of years I've become enchanted by exploring mountain ranges closer to home. Last year fellow Avalanche Geek and 'Titan of Touring' – (he really hates that title bestowed upon him by Fall Line magazine, so I use it as often as possible) invited me to tail guide with him in Finnmark, a remote region of Arctic Norway a couple of hours drive out of Alta from where the famous Utah ski town namesake took its title. And I was really impressed, skiing above the ocean is always something very special and confined to just a handful of locations around the planet.
For a start it confirmed a theory I've been developing over the years about a belt of homogenous human culture that circles the northern hemisphere at a latitude of 66 degrees North. My theory runs that at this latitude the culture of nation states has been superseded by man's need to wear plaid shirts, drive 4.0 litre engine pick up trucks (ideally with a snow mobile on the back), drink copious amounts of bad black coffee and eat hotdogs – lots of hotdogs. I'm not kidding, Norway has the highest hotdog consumption rate in the world per head of population – who knew right? As an avid consumer of American ski culture I felt right at home in northern Norway, the trip felt like a week in Western Canada but with fewer people to poach my ski line. Actually there was nobody to poach my ski line. The only other backcountry skier we encountered all week was greeted like a long lost cousin with the pin number to my dead grandma's savings account. Frankly the place delighted me.
So this year, I aimed to test my latitude theory further by heading to ski up in the Troll Peninsula of northern Iceland. With EasyJet flying there from a variety of UK airports for the price of a hotel room in Aviemore, it seemed like a good deal. People, I'm here to tell you that it did not disappoint. In many ways it was very reminiscent of skiing in northern Norway but somehow different. The plaid shirts and opportunities to eat petrol station hotdogs sat next to a display rack of chain saw lubricant and HGV windscreen wipers were still in healthy abundance, but the place was somehow a bit rawer…wilder. Raw and wild it may be yet the skiing in the big mountains above oceans is still remarkably accessible. Unlike Canada, there's no endless thrashing around in the timberline before finally breaking through to the alpine here – the goods start right from the road.
As with Norway, the eye watering cost of living is best tempered by figuring out some form of self-catering option and the foresight to stock up at the airport duty free. But if you're heading there with any expectation of having a plan of where you want to ski and the kind of skiing you'd like to do, then it's probably not going to work for you.
Matt Spenceley, one of a new generation of outstanding hard charging ski guides the UK is now producing has been to the area previously and together we poured over a map of the northern part of the Troll Peninsula one evening in January. I was hoping for some beta for specific lines,] and I was a little put out when he pointed to a sizable chunk of the map approximately 20km square and pronounced vaguely: 'This is one of the good areas.' He wasn't being deliberately cryptic, you just have to work stuff out for yourself in these places as there are literally hundreds of potential ski lines and link ups.
See a line from the road that appeals, check it out on the map and Google Earth, then go for it is the style of skiing in these parts. Maps are basic and tough to come by, guidebooks non-existent, and the weather is always going to provide a challenge (it can get a bit Scottish up there). However, if you're starting to get fed up with the backcountry being the new cool thing and punter types 'exploring' the 'side country' in the very latest touring boots and bindings on your favourite ski hill, then the likes of Finnmark and Iceland will bring you some of the enchantment of exploration and wild snow skiing that means so much to old geezers like me. It's that 5am Marrakesh feeling…
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E-RACE Initiative Offers New Approach to Combating Job Bias, Promoting Voluntary Compliance
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Naomi C. Earp, Chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), and EEOC Commissioner Stuart J. Ishimaru, today met with Memphis area business leaders to discuss the agency's E-RACE Initiative (Eradicating Racism And Colorism from Employment) – a national outreach, education, and enforcement campaign focusing on new and emerging race and color issues in the 21st century workplace.
During the meeting, held at the National Civil Rights Museum, the EEOC engaged in an open dialogue with employers to discuss the imperative of E-RACE. Chair Earp explained E-RACE and what prompted its implementation, as well as the critically important role of CEOs and other business leaders in achieving equal employment opportunity.
"While we've come a long way, the unfortunate reality is that race and color bias continues to plague America's labor market – both in old and familiar ways, and in new and more subtle forms," Chair Earp said. "Equal employment opportunity must be part and parcel of a company's business strategy, with visible commitment from the company's highest levels, management accountability, and proactive prevention."
Joining Chair Earp and Commissioner Ishimaru in addressing attendees were Dr. Brian Nosek of Project Implicit and Professor Joni Hersch of Vanderbilt University. Dr. Nosek demonstrated the work of Project Implicit and presented information on the importance of understanding the role of hidden and subtle bias. Dr. Hersch presented information from her study that revealed the impact of skin color on earning power.
EEOC's partners in planning this event included Buckeye Technologies®; Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores, Inc.®; International Paper Co., Inc®; the Memphis Regional Chamber of Commerce; the law firm of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz; and The National Civil Rights Museum.
Katharine Kores, director of EEOC's Memphis District, which covers Tennessee, Arkansas, and the northern 17 counties of Mississippi, said today's meeting was an important event for the region: "I applaud our business community partners in helping to plan this E-RACE event and make it a success. It is an important first step in what I hope will be a broader partnership with the employer community to stop race and color discrimination before it starts, which is the ultimate goal of Title VII of the landmark Civil Rights Act."
Race discrimination accounts for the most frequently filed charge with the EEOC, a historical trend. In Fiscal Year 2007, the EEOC received 30,510 race discrimination charge filings (37% of the agency's private sector caseload), up 12% from the prior year to the highest level in more than a decade.
Further information related to the E-RACE Initiative, including the agency's updated Compliance Manual Section on Race and Color Discrimination, is available on the EEOC's web site at http://www.eeoc.gov/initiatives/e-race/index.html. Additional information about the Commission can be found online at www.eeoc.gov.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1700?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12588748#action_12588748 ] dhruba borthakur commented on HADOOP-1700: ------------------------------------------ Creating a new JIRA to decide on the Append API sounds great. I will create a JIRA and link it with H-1700. > Append to files in HDFS > ----------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-1700 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-1700 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: dfs > Affects Versions: 0.15.1 > Reporter: stack > Attachments: append.patch, Appends.doc, Appends.doc, Appends.html > > > Request for being able to append to files in HDFS has been raised a couple of times on the list of late. For one example, see http://www.nabble.com/HDFS%2C-appending-writes-status-tf3848237.html#a10916193. Other mail describes folks' workarounds because this feature is lacking: e.g. http://www.nabble.com/Loading-data-into-HDFS-tf4200003.html#a12039480 (Later on this thread, Jim Kellerman re-raises the HBase need of this feature). HADOOP-337 'DFS files should be appendable' makes mention of file append but it was opened early in the life of HDFS when the focus was more on implementing the basics rather than adding new features. Interest fizzled. Because HADOOP-337 is also a bit of a grab-bag -- it includes truncation and being able to concurrently read/write -- rather than try and breathe new life into HADOOP-337, instead, here is a new issue focused on file append. Ultimately, being able to do as the google GFS paper describes -- having multiple concurrent clients making 'Atomic Record Append' to a single file would be sweet but at least for a first cut at this feature, IMO, a single client appending to a single HDFS file letting the application manage the access would be sufficent. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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British punks Gallows have a reputation for incendiary live shows that border on communal fight clubs. But their future seemed in doubt when tattooed front man Frank Carter quit last year, halfway through recording this, their self-titled third album.
The Watford band's response was to recruit someone bigger, meaner, louder and with more tattoos. Enter former Alexisonfire growler Wade MacNeil, a Canadian rocker who has helped inspire Gallows to deliver their most brutal set yet.
"I know death is coming, I've seen how he looks," barks MacNeil in Outsider Art, a true punk anthem that comes with the kind of primal chanting and frantic riffage that dares you not to headbang. They keep that pace up for the album's frenetic 11 tracks, with the quickfire rants and fistpumping choruses of Victim Culture and Everybody Loves You (When You're Dead) raising early heckles, and recalling cult genre leaders The Bronx at their very best.
Then there's the bruising pace of Austere, the poignant and thrilling Odessa, the children's chants of Cult of Mary and the relentless assault of Cross of Lorraine. It all adds up to prove Gallows are the real punk deal. Just keep your eyes open in those moshpits or you might get a Doc Martens boot in your face.
Stars: 4/5
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This is a sequel of sorts to "Chronicles of Avonlea" by the author of "Anne of Green Gables", though you don't have to have read the former to understand the latter. It's a series of short stories concerning the residents of Avonlea, Prince Edward Island. Most are comedic, though a couple are surprisingly dark, and Anne Shirley herself appears briefly.
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modus.irrealis wrote:If you don't want to call Americans Americans, how is something based on "United States" any better when you have the Estados Unidos Mexicanos?
loqu wrote:But noone calls Mexico that except for official purposes. However, the United States are internationally known by that name, United States. That is not ambiguous while saying simply America is.
modus.irrealis wrote:.But anyway, as long as nobody calls me an American, I'll be fine .
Lex wrote:Ah doo believe ah and all othah US'n's take offense ta that, sah!
Oxford English Dictionary wrote:'Stateside, stateside, a. and adv.
colloq. (orig. and chiefly U.S.).
A. adj. Of, in, or pertaining to the continental United States of America.
1944 KARIG & KELLEY Battle Report I. vii. 151 Hearing that several United States news correspondents were in Soerabaja it occurred to him that Stateside newspapers might carry stories of the air attack. 1952 Chambers's Jrnl. Aug. 486/1 After the biennial yacht-race to Honolulu is over..the problem of how to return the yachts to their stateside ports can no longer be postponed. 1960 Encounter Feb. 31/2 The kids keep up with the latest Stateside fad. 1967 A. DIMENT Dolly Dolly Spy vi. 80 She was tall and slim, as most of those Stateside career women are. 1975 tr. Melchoir's Sleeper Agent II. 148 Larry numbly examined his mangled, disfigured hands. 'I..guess I bought myself a Stateside ticket.' 1979 Sci. Amer. Feb. 27/2 Agent Orange and its stateside analogues, much used defoliants for weeds and forest cover.
B. adv. Towards or in the continental United States of America.
1945 Sun (Baltimore) 12 Mar. 9-0/6 'Stateside' is a mighty popular word out here [sc. in Guam] because a service man going 'stateside' is going home. 1950 'D. DIVINE' King of Fassarai xvi. 137 You're just fresh from States-side. You'll see what I mean when you've been on the island for a week. 1963 L. DEIGHTON Horse under Water xliv. 176 Fernie fixed the consignment to a ship heading stateside. I notified my contacts in New York. 1966 E. MCGIRR Funeral was in Spain 74 I'm going back states side in a few days. 1969 Oz Apr. 27/2 This guy knew some of the Angels State-side, or at least he thinks he knows. 1976 M. MACHLIN Pipeline xxxix. 426 I'm willing to cash in my chips, drag up stateside, and get going on something else.
In the future, all the Latin speakers will need to speak English if they want to translate documents from that language into Latin.MarcusE wrote:More importantly, what does this have to do with Latin?
Essorant wrote:I am pleased with United Statives.
Essorant wrote:I am pleased with United Statives.
I think this will sound better in peoples ears too, since it rhymes with another word used for people, that they are already very familiar with, that is, "natives".
loqu wrote:well this discussion is going to lead to nowhere productive, but still, if noone uses America to refer to the continent, what do you call people coming from countries south to Panama? Because a South American would be a Texan, isn't it?
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Convertible Deals: February 2014
Spring is just around the corner, and that means we're just a few weeks away from sunny skies, warmer weather and top-down driving. To help you with that last one, we've listed some of the best convertible deals and incentives available this month on some of our favorite new droptops.
Chevrolet Camaro
The Chevrolet Camaro is a retro-themed 2-door with bold styling and an available convertible body style. In February, the Camaro Convertible is offered with incentives for shoppers looking to finance or pay with cash. For cash buyers, Chevrolet is offering up to $1,000 back on 2013 models, or $500 back on the updated 2014 Camaro. If you're looking to finance, Chevrolet is offering 0 percent interest for up to 60 months on the 2013 Camaro, or 3.9 percent for 72 months on the 2014 model.
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It's true; over 20,000 grey whales are heading north. Why, you ask? Well, obviously because they want to participate in the 25th Annual Pacific Rim Whale Festival taking place on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island from Ucluelet to Tofino, and all of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. To tell the truth, the grey whales are on their way to Alaska's Bering Strait and beyond in an annual migration that has taken place for many, many years. The festival is newer and a bit shorter and runs from March 19th to 27th. It is an all out celebration of our coastal lives. There will be lots of educational material about the grey whales and marine life in general as well as inspirational talks and stunningly beautiful walks. The festival promises lots of children's fun and plenty of culinary events for the big folks. First Nations offer cultural workshops and much more for those who want to experience coastal tradition. Video enthusiasts can participate in an inspirational, whale inspired, short video contest (check the website for details) with a $500.00 prize!
Allow yourself some quiet time to enjoy a beach walk and to explore the lush coastal rainforest. Hiking trails are everywhere and range from "couch potato" easy to extremely challenging. The Pacific Rim boasts some of the province's finest BC Bed & Breakfast accommodations, restaurants, and art galleries.
The drive from Port Alberni to the Pacific Rim is a bit windy, but very beautiful too. Take your time and allow for plenty of stops along the way so the driver can enjoy the stunning scenery guaranteed to mesmerize the entire family. Of course, the kids will be asking the age old question: "Are we there yet????" For those not into driving, there is both air and bus service available.
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Why is the doctor performing this test?
To evaluate the size, shape, structure, and anatomy of the aorta. The aorta is the largest artery in the body, carrying oxygenated blood from the heart to the entire body. An Aortagram is particularly useful in evaluating aortic dissection and aortic aneurysm.
What is the test?
An Aortagram is an invasive diagnostic test using a catheter to inject dye (contrast medium) into the aorta. X-rays are taken of the dye as it travels within the aorta, allowing clear visualization of blood flow. This way, any structural abnormalities of the aorta will be accurately seen.
Where is the test performed?
In the Cardiac Catheterization Lab and can be done in conjunction with a peripheral angiogram or other cardiac studies.
How long does this test take?
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U.S. Firms Feel Unwelcome in China, According to Survey
U.S. Companies Say They Have Become Targets of China's Antimonopoly and Anticorruption Campaigns
BEIJING—Growing numbers of U.S. businesses say they feel unwelcome in China amid a crackdown on monopoly pricing and corruption that they say unfairly targets foreign companies.
A survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in China released on Tuesday shows that 60% of companies feel less welcome in China than before, a sharp increase from 41% in the previous poll a year ago. In a new question for its members, 49% of respondents believe that foreign firms are being singled out for attack....


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For the first time, officials investigating the Sandy Hook Elementary School... View gallery »
Getty Images The nation's largest gun-rights lobby is calling for armed police officers to be posted in every American school to stop the next killer "waiting in the wings." The National Rifle Association broke its silence Friday on last week's shooting rampage at a Connecticut elementary school that left 26 children and staff dead. "The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun," Wayne LaPierre, the group's top lobbyist, said at a Washington news conference. He criticized the media and violent video games for selling violence, and also appeared to suggest at one point that the country needed an active database of the mentally ill. The press conference was twice interrupted by protesters. One man had a sign that said "NRA Killing Our Kids." Another woman was led out of the room later while chanting, "the NRA has blood on its hands" and "ban assault weapons now." Get More at NBC News
AP Church bells across the country rang 26 times Friday morning—one for each of the victims killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School—to mark the one-week anniversary of the Connecticut shootings. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy observed a moment of silence with other officials on the steps of Edmond Town Hall in Newtown, where a bell chimed for each victim as their names were read. Five more shooting victims, including three children, were buried later in the day. Malloy requested participation in the bell-ringing earlier this week from all houses of worship and buildings equipped to carry out the symbolic gesture. He also requested on Monday a statewide moment of silence at 9:30 a.m. ET, "exactly one week after the horror began to unfold." Governors from Louisiana to Hawaii to Illinois joined Malloy's call for a moment to remember the 20 schoolchildren and six faculty members killed in one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history. The federal government participated as well, with President Obama privately observing the solemn 9:30 a.m. occasion at the White House. In the immediate aftermath of the Newtown tragedy, Obama vowed "meaningful action." He said in a web video Friday he was encouraged by a "We the People" petition posted on the White House website calling for more gun control. "We hear you," he told signers of the petition, which has amassed 200,000 supporters. Get More at NBC News
Newtown resident Gene Rosen, who lives a few doors up from Sandy Hook Elementary School, helped keep six children safe after they escaped from the school while the shooting was underway. Watch »
Six women and 20 children were killed in Friday's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn. Among those who lost their lives were Charlotte Bacon, 6, who wore her holiday gift – a pink dress and boots – to school on that fateful day; teacher's aide Rachel D'Avino, 29, who was remembered for her sweet smile; Olivia Engel, 6, a line leader at school known for her perfect table manners; Chase Kowalski, 7, who loved playing baseball with his dad; and Jack Pinto, 6, a fan of New York Giants star Victor Cruz. Click through for more on those killed in the Newtown tragedy. Get More
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TAJ "boat mummy." VALURA "yes sweetie you went on a boat, was daddy there with you?" TAJ "no, but monkey on boat" VALURA "well then sweetie, Daddy WAS there with you"Delete Topic
Solitude sometimes speaks to you, and you should listen.Delete
Lets steal a spaceship and head for the sun, and shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.Delete
Eat when you're hungry
Sleep where it's dry
No one is ever what they seem
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"We have done the impossible and that makes us mighty" - Mal Reynolds
"I can't tell the difference between an electron and a cat" - Brother of a friend
First intention, then enlightenment..
Ars Pyronomica
" Life is programmed. Whether death is programmed or not is yet to be determined."
"To be an angel, one need not have wings.
In giving love there is an equal grace.
Nor need one seek the aura in the face,
As love unveils the beauty of all things."
*Francois Couperin.
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It was a day for screaming at inanimate objects.
What this calls for is a special mix of psychology and extreme violence...
Currently on the right side up of the world.Delete
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fragst mich, wo wir gewesen sind...
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My state of mind is not yours to define!
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
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The pessimist fears this is true.
Always make time to play in the snow.
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Pet Owners Seek Healthier Food Options
Not afraid to spend more, pet owners seek healthier, safer options for four-legged family members.
It's been a rough year for the $15 billion pet-food industry, with the nationwide recall of 5,300 items and 60 million packages of premium to private label brand pet food.
The FDA found melamine in wheat gluten that may have gotten into pet food manufactured by Streetsville, Ontario-based Menu Foods, the largest maker of wet dog food in the Americas. Fur flew, so to speak, as pet owners mourned the death of their pets and reflected on the quality of food they give to their four-legged family members.
Not only were there safety concerns, but pet owners learned many premium brands contain some of the same ingredients as private label and that oversight of co-packers in many cases is minimal. There was a consequent drop in dog and cat food sales as consumers fed their pets people food and tried to figure out which pet foods they could trust.
Now the industry is bouncing back but the conversation is different. Major pet food manufacturers and private label suppliers have joined the "safety first" pack, reviewing their manufacturing practices, suppliers and recipes.
Wal-Mart, Bentonville, Ark., is setting up a stringent audit process. Royal Canin USA, St. Charles, Mo., no longer will use vegetable proteins (wheat gluten and rice protein) from China. Iams, Dayton, Ohio, now has a policy forbidding suppliers from switching raw ingredients unless Iams OKs it. And some companies, like San Jose, Calif.-based Natura Pet Products, are planning to buy or build a canning facility to make their own wet pet foods.
Many consumers who saw their favorite national brands and private-label lines pulled from shelves have turned to premium, natural and organic pet foods. Sixty-three percent of all U.S. households – 69.1 million – have at least one pet, according to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Assn. (APPMA). Americans own an estimated 74 million dogs and more than 90 million cats.
Humanization is the No. 1 trend fueling growth in the $43 billion global pet food market, according to Global Pet Food Industry Outlook, a report from New York-based Packaged Facts and survey of 500 subscribers of Petfood Industry magazine. Treating pets like family outranked packaging convenience and special ingredient foods.
Two-thirds of pet manufacturers, suppliers, consultants and marketers in the survey identified new products -- such as functional ingredients, condition-specific ingredients, human-grade ingredients, hyper-premium products and fresh/baked goods -- as the top growth trends.
Convenience also drives pet food
Up until the late 1800s, when the first commercial dog food was invented by British butchers, dogs basically ate whatever their owners ate. Today, the pendulum is swinging back somewhat, with current consumer interest in natural and organic dog food (some 5-7 percent of the market, according to APPMA). Natural and organic sales have been rising for some time – 46 percent in 2005 versus 2004, 36 percent in 2006, and will continue to grow some 25 percent each year until 2010, according to the Organic Trade Assn. (OTA).
Both organic (free of pesticides, hormones, antibiotics or preservatives) and natural products (allows for some artificially processed ingredients) appeal to a price-insensitive segment, who spend some $241 annually to feed their dogs, according to OTA. Purina One Natural Blends are made with natural ingredients that promote improvements in pets' energy level, skin and coat, teeth, gums and digestion with white meat chicken, oat meal, brown rice and sweet potatoes. No added fillers, artificial colors or flavors are included, and they are available in grocery and mass merchandise outlets.
Pet owners might not be able to get their kids to eat veggies, but they can treat Fido to Pegetables Dog Chew Treats from Kansas City Mo.-based Splintek. They are made from natural ingredients, antioxidants, vitamins A, B, C, D and E, fiber, calcium, essential fatty acids, protein, carrots (to fight macular degeneration), corn (for a shiny coat) and celery (to maintain healthy joints and detoxify the liver). Or they can fill the bowl with Doggie Dance chicken tenders, liver biscotti or barley grass powder.
To alleviate consumer concern, many pet food manufacturers are now using "natural" preservatives such as vitamin C, vitamin E and oils of rosemary, clove or other spices to preserve the fats in foods, even though they have a shorter shelf life of about six months.
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A few days ago I talked on the Open Board about Korean( and Japanese) having no distinction between l and r. But yesterday, revisiting those Linear B character set, I was surprised to find that the Micenean Greek words written in Linear B had no such distinction, either; Linear B had no 'L-' series characters and the 'L' sounds were written with the 'R-' characters, and that added the similarity between Linear B and Japanese Kana system.( Kana can be directly used to write the Micenean Greek words!)
Was it only that the Miceneans had defective character set, or did they REALLY had no distinction between L and R?


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Tumor of the Spleen
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My 12 year-old miniature schnauzer recently had a splenectomy due to a large, rapidly growing tumor. The pathology report calls the tumor a "Splenic Stromal Sarcoma". Can you tell me anything about this type of tumor?
Lili Duda, VMD, Section Editor of the OncoLink Veterinary Oncology Menu, responds:
"Splenic Stromal Sarcoma" is probably referring to a tumor also known as "malignant fibrous histiocytoma of the spleen". In general, any sarcoma of the spleen has the potential to metastasize (spread) to other areas of the body, including the liver and lungs. Therefore, systemic chemotherapy might be indicated for your dog. Consultation with a veterinary oncologist is recommended. The veterinary oncologist might consider obtaining a second opinion on the biopsy specimen to confirm the diagnosis and possibly get a better idea of the prognosis, since this is a relatively uncommon tumor of the spleen. Please see the FAQ on "Fibrohistiocytic Nodules" for more information.


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Erik Etherly knows something about renewing old relationships. Though too young to remember the details of his parents' divorce when he was a year old, the Loyola University basketball player is still amazed at the fact that they remarried when he was 14.
"How many people do that?" Etherly, now 21, said this week, a sense of disbelief evident in his voice.
The impact those events had on Etherly, who had lived with his mother in East Lansing, Mich., until they moved back in with his father in Northern Virginia, played a factor, at least subconsciously, when he decided to transfer to Loyola from Northeastern University in Boston after his freshman year.
In doing so, Etherly renewed his relationship with Greyhounds coach Jimmy Patsos, who had recruited him out of Annandale High.
"I think it did play a role," Etherly said of how his personal life and basketball career intertwined in his decision-making. "To me, it showed how when you get a second chance at something, it can work out for the greater good of all. I am definitely appreciative of Jimmy taking me back after I had turned him down."
It has worked wonders for both player and coach — and has helped revive the Loyola basketball program that had failed to build on the back-to-back winning seasons in 2006-07 and 2007-08.
Etherly, a 6-foot-7, 220-pound forward, has flourished at a position — power forward — that caused him to pick Northeastern in the first place after he was promised he could play more on the wing for the Huskies than inside, where he had played in high school and where Patsos now uses him.
A redshirt junior, Etherly recently became the first Loyola player since Gerald Brown to be named first-team All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
"I'm very grateful to be first-team All-MAAC. It's one of those goals that I set from Day One coming to Loyola aside from a lot of team goals," Etherly said. "It's definitely something that benefited me, making the move here to Loyola. The coaching staff is great. They're behind you 120 percent. With the team we have here, it wasn't too hard to get to that point because it's easy to play well when you have great players around you."
The Greyhounds, who had never won more than 19 games in any of their previous 29 seasons as a Division I team, are 21-8 going into the MAAC tournament this weekend in Springfield, Mass. Loyola plays the winner of Friday's game between Niagara and Canisius on Saturday.
Lynese Etherly, who practices integrative medicine, said Friday that "Erik would not have become the player he is now without Jimmy pushing him as hard as he has." She also believes that her son wouldn't have turned out the way he has had she and her husband, Andre, who owns a technology company, not remarried. Lynese Etherly knew by Christmas of her only child's freshman year that he was unhappy in Boston.
"I think he chose Northeastern because he wanted to get away and he wanted to go to a bigger school," Lynese Etherly said Friday. "He knew they had played a slower style than Loyola and hoped they would change. Just because you make a bad decision doesn't mean you're stuck with it."
Ethlerly has spent the better part of two seasons proving Patsos right in where he wanted to use a player who this season leads the Greyhounds in rebounding (7.1 a game) and blocked shots (37 overall) and has been a more consistent scorer. Second behind fellow junior Dylon Cormier (Cardinal Gibbons) at a little more than 13 points a game, Etherly has scored in double figures 21 times.
"I really appreciate the effort he gives at the 4 [power forward], and he will be at the 4 again next year," Patsos said of Etherly, who hopes to graduate this summer and play as a graduate student next season. "He will be an inside player because those mismatches actually work. At Maryland, we had guys like Keith Booth and Rodney Elliott and Terence Morris. Gary [Williams] used to tell them, 'You've got the best spot in the game.' That's a stat-stuffer position, and he's done a great job with it."
Said Etherly, "I had played with my back to the basket throughout high school. I really wanted to play a different position. I knew coming back to Loyola that I would play the 4, but I've accepted it and I think I've done well playing it."
It wasn't a surprise that Etherly's best game of the season, and his career, came when he had 22 points and 10 rebounds in an 87-81 win over eventual MAAC champion Iona Feb. 10 at Reitz Arena. The victory, Loyola's seventh straight, gave the Greyhounds temporary possession of first place, though they relinquished it by losing at home to Fairfield two days later and then at Marist.
"We did put a lot into that Iona game. It was one of those times that when you get on a seven-game winning streak, what you do when you take that first loss after that winning streak is very crucial," Etherly said. "From having been on that kind of that of winning streak, you kind of forget how it is [to lose]. We kind of bounced back against BU [a 69-56 win over visiting Boston University on Feb. 19]. A lot of it was in our own minds: We were trying to get to 20 wins. We kind of overthought a lot of things."
Etherly said the Greyhounds are taking a different approach to the MAAC tournament.
"There's nothing to lose, there's everything to gain," Etherly said after practice Tuesday. "We know that if we win [the tournament], obviously, we're going to the NCAA tournament. If we lose, it's in the hands of whatever other tournament we're going to get into. I think the best thing we've done this year is thrive off [being] the underdog. I think everything happens for a reason. There's [a] reason we finished second and not in first. I think [that what's] driven us to 21 wins this year, more than the talent, is the drive to prove people wrong."
Ethlerly said the Greyhounds are strictly focused "on Saturday" and are not thinking about the possibility of making the school's second NCAA tournament appearance, the first since 1994. He also understands that there might be something of an empty feeling if they fall short.
"I wouldn't go and say we wouldn't be satisfied with anything short of that, but a lot about this season would be forgotten in our minds without that NCAA bid," he said, "minus the fact that we set the school record for wins. I think we would feel that we fell a little bit short, but I don't think we'd feel unaccomplished."


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Sneakersnstuff and Converse release their follow up on the 'Lovikka' from 2010. The Sneakersnstuff x Converse 'Lovikka' Chuck Taylor All-Star originally sported in white and is now to release again in grey make-over. The 2012 release's upper is wholly knitted and set atop a multicolor striped Chuck Taylor sole. The sneakers feature the knitted 'SNS' logo and tassels.
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Timothy Omar Bonner, 40, Parkville, MO. passed away on Friday, November 23, 2012.
Timothy Omar Bonner, 40, Parkville, MO. passed away on Friday, November 23, 2012.
He is survived by his wife and true soul mate, Mary Elizabeth (Dalton), his beloved son Michael and his unborn daughter, his mother Virginia Bonner Jefferson, brother Bobby L. Bonner of California City, CA., sisters Tabitha Bonner, of Coffeyville, KS., Dionne Bonner of Leavenworth, aunts Danyea Phillips and Rhonda Krawiec, both of Kansas City, MO and many nieces and nephews.
Timothy was born March 31, 1972 in Aliquippa, PA, the son of Virginia Bonner Jefferson. He grew up in Leavenworth, KS. He graduated from Leavenworth High school and received a football scholarship from Independence Community College. Timothy went on to be the first General Manager of Taco Bell to have a 2 million dollar store; he then became an Area Coach responsible for 7 stores. He was in the process of starting a new career venture as the Director of Operations for the Lamar Corporation in Overland Park, Kansas.
Timothy was a great motivator and prided himself on being a positive role model for many of his employees, friends, and family. He was a very loving, loyal and devoted father, husband, son, brother, nephew and uncle. His life will be cherished and he will truly be missed by many.
Visitation will be Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. at the Davis Funeral Chapel with the funeral service to follow at 11:00 A.M. Burial will follow at Mount Muncie Cemetery, Lansing, KS. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to US Bank on behalf of his family to help care for his young children and wife.


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The NEC CMB4133 board is based on the NEC VR4133 processor. It has onboard PcNet32 ethernet device, Dual NEC Candy ethernet interface, three 16550 compatible UARTs, Onboard IDE (ALi 1535 chipset), Four PCI (32-bit) slots, USB, Sound, Mouse and Keyboard IO interfaces. The board supports 128 MB memory.
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Attention Bailey-Holt House residents: Keep the Community Alive!
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 16th Nov 2011 23:38 UTC, submitted by sb56637
And another popular Linux distribution pushes a new release out the door. This time around, it's openSUSE, as they just released version 12.1. Other than the usual latest and greatest version of all the open source desktops and associated tools, there's a few other interesting tidbits in this release as well.
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RE[3]: default linux file system?
by blitze on Sun 20th Nov 2011 06:45 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: default linux file system?"
Yeap, YAST was pathetic with my wanting to install on a partition I had made from my laptop system drive. Wouldn't write anything so I make 3 partitions from Windows and then when it comes time to install GRUB, No joy there either.
I can't remember any other distro I have tried being so helpless in drive management. Just wanting to install Suse in a dual boot config with Windows 7 on my laptop but... Not happening. As for RTFM, go jump - if this requires time and hurdles for the computer literate to deal with then you have lost your cause and user base.


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3£4,950Citroen C4, 2012 (62) Grey MPV, Semi auto Diesel, 90,370 milesBedford, BedfordshireCitroen Grand C4 Picasso 1.6 e-HDI Platinum EGs6 5 door. 7 Seats with Panaromic sunroof. Air Con. CD player, parking sensors. Automatic mirrors. Tinted windows. MOT until August 2019. Mileage is 90,370 4
4£900Citroen C8, 2003 (53) Silver Estate, Automatic Petrol, 115,000 milesReading, BerkshireFew marks on the outside age related clean inside £900 or near offer