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Why I Chose Juniata
Being from Florida, you get some interesting questions and looks from other people. When I am asked where I am from I always get this strange look because I chose to move from sunny Florida to bitter cold Pennsylvania. Yes it was a big change and a completely different place that was far away from home, but in the end it was worth it. I got to build my own major at Juniata where I could choose the courses I took and learn what I thing is necessary to build a career. I have chosen to name my degree Entrepreneurial Arts and it is exactly what I want to do. With my degree I can help businesses with their digital media plans.
I also got to continue to play the sport that I love and pick up track and field along the way to challenge myself further. I have two families here with me, my field hockey family and my track family. They are completely different and unique in their own way with multiple personalities. The relationships I have built with my teammates and the moments of silliness are ones that have made my experience so wonderful.
It is great that all the professors want you to succeed and want to genuinely help you to get a good grade, but to grow your knowledge and future. It is nice to go to a small liberal arts college where the professors make time to help their students and always have their door open for you to come in to talk. Juniata wants their students to thrive and the faculty help in any way they can to help students in any aspect they can. As a senior, I have many faculty and staff members that have helped me to prepare my resume and network. My boss even brought me to a marketing conference in Hershey, PA where I was able to learn more about marketing strategies for higher education. All this knowledge and experience will help me build the future that I envision and I am happy to have chosen Juniata College to help me do exactly that.
Being Different
I have always been different than the people around me. I have been asked frequently about how I feel about being "different" or about being a part of the minority. It was interesting to be interviewed for the Juniata Diversity Magazine and seeing the view of those considered "different" but I don't think of myself as different because of the color of my skin. Although I am Jamaican and Chinese, I think of my experiences as what makes me different. Juniata has been welcoming from the start and has successfully been increasing the diversity to our community, which is nice so no one feels alone and they can have someone to connect with from the same background. Yes I am a part of the minority on the campus of Juniata, but that is not all that defines me. I just want to be a young women achieving her goals, who has been successful and created a bright future for herself. I am more than what people see on the outside and there is more to my story than what you can tell from an initial meeting.
Life is more than first impressions but to those that are "different", we don't get that luxury. The color of our skin is seen first, which then leads to stereotypes that people place upon us. The same goes for those with different gender preferences. No one deserves to have expectations or lowered thoughts placed upon them for something that they can't change. I am not saying that everyone does this, but from experience in my last semester it has happened pretty frequently. I guess it is one of those things that you can't avoid in life, but Juniata tries its best to help any discomfort and educate people.
My only hope for the world is for those that are "different" to no longer be considered that way based on their appearance. Everyone is more than what meets the eye and it is important to accept that not everyone is the same and that it should be normal. Juniata embodies that through the students chosen to attend this college. There are many different groups of people, but it isn't like cliché where you have to stick to one group. We are all different in our own unique way and there is beauty in that. There is beauty in everyone, we just need to get passed the prejudice and judgment to see that. Treat others the way that you would like to be treated goes a long way as well as being conscious of the feelings of those around you. So be the change you want in the world and accept those for who they are, not what they look like. I think that Juniata community has begun to implement these changes and encourage others to do so as well.
Underrated Holiday
Thanksgiving seems like it is the most underrated holiday because it's between Halloween and Christmas. In which most cases Christmas trumps any other holiday, but my favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. The reason Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday is because it solely concentrates on spending time with those you care about. There aren't any presents or costumes or anything to disrupt its purpose. It's about giving thanks and recognizing all that you have in your life as well as appreciating the people you have in your life. For me it's hard to always be away from my family at this time since our break is too short and expensive for me to go home to my family in Florida, but I have great friends with caring families that willingly take me in and treat me as a member of their own family.
There are many things to be grateful for, but I am grateful for the love that I receive from all the people I care about. The joy of knowing that someone will always be there and no matter how long it has been or the distance that separates you, nothing changes. A bond made from memories that grow with time to fortify a lasting friendship that can't be broken. To have that type of love from more than just family is a great experience and when you grow so much with a close friend they become family. I am so grateful to have people in my life that may not be blood to me but are still family and I cherish them for all that they do for me.
Needless to say this has been the most interesting Thanksgiving that I have had away from home. I learned how to shoot a gun so I was able to conquer my fear and dislike of them. Being with a family with a lot of energy and generosity was heart-warming. It is also fun to hear the stories from different generations and how things have changed. We may not realize how much we take for granted the things we have and being able to spend time with great friends and their families makes me humble. It makes me sit back and soak it all in as to how much I have in my life compared to others. Material things can't beat time with those you care about, nor can it bring the same joy because memories can be made and never replaced.
So to those reading this, enjoy the time you have and show or tell the people you care about just how much they matter to you. Cherish what you have because there are people out there that aren't so blessed to have all of what you do. I make sure that I express the love and appreciation I have for my friends and family because they are too important to go without knowing just how much they mean to me.
I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. Gooble Gobble!
Senior Day
It's Senior Day for Juniata College Field Hockey. It is still weird to know that it is the last time for many things regarding my college career, including my athletic collegiate career. I have grown with this team for over 3 years and thinking to part with what my class has built within our time at Juniata makes me feel sad, but I can leave the team with confidence that the girls will continue to fight to be the best. These girls have become my second family, which provided me with the support system that I needed since my family is more than 16 hours away in Tampa, Florida. When I am down, I know that I have 25 other girls that will lift me up and that kind of support is one that helps you survive in your darkest times. Not many people can say that or experience that kind of love and friendship. So I regard myself as lucky to have this atmosphere every year.
Even though we all are all trying to find out who we are and shape our futures, there is one thing that will always connect us. Hockey.
Our team has struggled and fought to stay on top in the Landmark Conference every year, pushing each other to our limits to get better everyday. You may have friends that push you but for me there are 25 other girls pushing me to give it all that I have out on the field in practice and in games. The drive that any athlete has and the willingness to play with others to achieve a common goal is an inspiring story that is unique to each team. The joy and frustration from being on a team is complex, but it is something that will always stay with you after college. The relationships and memories that you make will be what you carry with you later in life. There is no end to JCFH because JCFH is family and family never goes away.
As much as I love my team, I am excited to have my mother here to support me on my special day. She will be cheering from the stands and probably yelling at the umpires for bad calls because she is still protective of her child. Thanks to her I started field hockey and was able to go to college. If it weren't for her pushing me everyday, I would not be at Juniata playing field hockey with this energetic group of girls. I also wouldn't have played with an amazing group of adults from different countries that would help me to develop into the player and person that I have come to be. Field hockey is not just a sport, it is more than that. It gives you a family and a fire to fight for what you want no matter what the odds. You learn to depend on others and to put your faith in them. It is not about the individual but what is best for the whole and overcoming hardships together. That is what field hockey is to me.
The Real World
The semester is starting to go by fast just like everyone said it would and as a senior it is typical that my mind is racing to figure out what I want to do after I graduate. Will I find a job? Will I be happy at this new job? Should I go to graduate school instead? All of these questions and thoughts are not unusual so I don't feel alone. Every senior goes through this with all their worries and hopes to have a bright future. My class, like any other, will be entering the real world with its infinite possibilities and possible failures. However, it will still be something to learn from that I am both nervous and excited to experience. Although I have learned many things from Juniata College, Professor Wei-Chung put it correctly when he said, "We are in a little protective bubble that is Juniata". We are in this protective bubble that shields us from the outside world and the harsh reality that we are not yet prepared for, maybe we will never be prepared for it until we have to actually go through it with all of its unpredictability. That is why I am glad that Juniata has a variety of professors that will nurture their students and the ones that will tell you the brutal truth.
It's the best of both worlds. The professors at Juniata have real world experience in the field that they are teaching so it benefits the students to learn what they need to know in order to succeed. It isn't about just learning the general ideas and pushing the students on their merry way so they can cruise through college. The professors care about what they are teaching and want to provide us with the skills we need and can utilize once we enter the real world. Some professors incorporate a "Learning Experience" into their course, which means we get real experience with business, people, or programs as if it were a job that we need to know results for. It helps students by putting the knowledge from the course into action because what better way to learn then to experience things first-hand.
I'm not extremely worried about life after college because Juniata has provided me with many opportunities in regards to experience and I have built numerous connections through traveling and events. Career Services provide students with chances to attend seminars, meetings, and trips to job fairs so that we have resources and ways to improve ourselves. Juniata is so focused on providing every aspect possible to help its students not only through course work but with life. The curriculum requirements let you look at different subjects outside of your major so you can get a wide variety of knowledge. There is no limit and I have customized my major to my needs. I take the courses I want that will prepare me for the type of job I want or suits me in the future. Not many colleges allow you to do that, but Juniata does. I didn't imagine that a college would provide so much to my future and care so much about it until now. Everyone at Juniata wants to help you to improve your future and that type of support is needed when trying to build yourself.


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Battle Pirates Cheats Guide - Revenge Raid Aftermath Tips and Tricks
It's you have been playing in this last event "Revenge Raid", and you are done playing for a while, it's time to put all your ships out on defense. Now that you are heavily laden with supplies, waiting till you can do that next upgrade, you will be ripe for the pickins. Even if you aren't heavily laden, then your enemies might think you are and decide to attack you for your resources.
So stick all your ships on defense, or risk losing most of what you gained. Remember that raid ships can hold 4x what they can normally carry, when they raid you. So think of 20x your normal highest ship load… we're talking millions in resources. If the fleet ships normally carry 600k each, thats 12 million in resources!
TIP: If you are still doing the event, and your fleet gets bugged, and won't attack or return to base, then just refresh the browser window. This fixes problems most of the time.
If you have any money and can afford a bubble of protection – and are heavily loaded with supplies in your base, it's a good idea to go ahead and spend money for a 1 or 7 day bubble.
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I used a sketch from Tuesday Morning Sketches, sketch #51 for my layout.
I debated about the flowers on the bottom of the oval but finally decided on some smaller Petaloo Dazzlers--on sale right now!. Of course I needed more sparkle so I added some Smooch Illuminate on her tights and arms, and to finish it off, I added stickles to the flowers and her wings.
- card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4
- stamps: Molly digi, TAC Tag Tidbits,
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Taking LinkedIn to the Next Level
by: Dana Chen Fischer
Social media has many faces, but the most purely professional face of all belongs to LinkedIn, the self-proclaimed "World's Largest Professional Network." Here are some ways you can put this connection-building powerhouse to work for your business:
Build your own community. LinkedIn makes it easy to connect to the people you know and ask them to introduce you to the people they know. Its focus as a professional social media platform ensures that these connections are all there primarily to do (or at least talk and think about) business. Your potential base of connections grows exponentially with every new contact you make. and since everyone on LinkedIn has a professional profile, you can even use it to help you decide who you want to connect with and why.
Use it as a soapbox. If your company has a blog, push those posts to your LinkedIn account. Include links back to your business website along with a call to action that encourages readers to learn more or even make a purchase based on the information in the article. This tactic is a powerful means of attracting people who might never normally see or know about your blog and turning them into devoted followers. It's also a tremendous advertising platform.
Get interactive. One of LinkedIn's greatest features is the wide number of groups created by members -- groups based on every possible segment and demographic, from college alumni to clusters of hobbyists. In other words, it's chock full of easily identifiable target markets for your business. Even better, these groups regularly engage in spirited online conversations on topics relevant to their interests. Join the appropriate groups and get involved! By expounding on your knowledge, dispensing advice and answering questions, you brand yourself as an industry expert and go-to resource.
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Weekly News Round Up: Senate Approves Budget Deal; Best and Worst State Tax Administration; and M&A to Rise in 2014
December 23, 2013
Welcome to the Weekly News Round Up from the SC&H blog. Each week, we will be showcasing a series of news stories that span everything from government contracting to personal finance to state and local tax issues.
This week, we have compiled stories about the Senate's approval of the new government spending plan, how the SEC plans to reform public company disclosures, and states with the best and worst tax administration.
Senate Approves Budget, Sends to Obama
Congress has passed a government-spending plan without resorting to last-minute brinkmanship such as midnight negotiations to prevent an imminent government shutdown.
SEC Plans to Reform Public Company Disclosures
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a staff report to Congress on its disclosure rules for U.S. public companies as part of the SEC's efforts to modernize the disclosure requirements and reduce compliance costs for emerging growth companies.
Report Ranks States with Best and Worst Tax Administration
A new study by the Council on State Taxation compares states' tax appeals processes and procedural requirements.
Why Congress Must Unshackle the R&D Tax Credit
If the R&D tax credit were made permanent, companies could accurately budget for future R&D spend, according to CFO.com.
2013 IPOs Raise a Mountain of Cash
It was a banner year for initial public offerings, as 222 companies tapped the equity markets for the first time, raising more than $59 billion.
Benefits Questioned in Tax Breaks for Nonprofit Hospitals
The billions of dollars in tax breaks granted to the nation's nonprofit hospitals are being challenged by regulators and politicians as cities still reeling from the recession watch cash-rich medical centers expand.
Align Your Controls With COSO's Principles
A mapping exercise is one of the most important activities for any organization implementing the updated 2013 internal control framework of the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO), experts say. Be sure to check out the SC&H COSO Framework Assessment here.
M&A Expected to Pick Up in 2014
The coming year is shaping up to bring moderately higher M&A activity, generating more opportunity for sellers to exit their businesses and perhaps get a better price than they could a year or two ago.


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TAFE NSW - Western Institute teacher, Elsie Gordon, is a naturally modest woman but there's no denying her many achievements which have led to her nomination as a finalist for the prestigious 2012 NSW Woman of the Year Award.
Born and raised in Brewarrina and currently based in Dubbo, Elsie is a proud Murrawarri woman who balances part-time teaching duties at Western Institute with her many voluntary and community roles. Elsie has received many accolades including the the Women Out West (WOW) Award for outstanding inspirational leadership.
She serves on many committees and boards as an advocate for women's and children's issues including domestic violence prevention and homelessness, particularly among indigenous communities. Elsie wouldn't describe herself as a feminist, but she has certainly been pivotal in helping many women find their voice.
Members of the public are invited to cast their vote for the 2012 NSW Woman of the Year. Dozens of nominations from across the state have been whittled down to six contenders who have made valuable contributions to public life, their communities and to the role of women in general.
Read more about Elsie's amazing achievements and give her your vote. Entries close midnight Monday 14 May 2012.
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Server Ports Remapping Automatically
Hey guys,
I'm trying to host several servers on my box running Windows 7, on UDP ports 2302/2303. I've forwarded the ports in my modem, however, it seems my ports are being remapped to a port at random usually in the 60,000 range. Knowing this i forwarded ALL the ports on my modem, so when the port was remapped it wouldn't matter. However, this didn't fix the problem and clients cannot connect to my server.
I've isolated the problem to my computer. I've shut down the windows firewall & Comodo firewall yet still no change.
Any input would be appreciated
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It would help to know what game you're attempting to host a server on. This is likely a problem with the game rather than the ports being forwarded through your router & comodo.
By the way, if you're going to have Comodo Firewall installed, you shouldn't have Windows Firewall enabled at the same time.
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the game is halo, and as an effort to try it, we disabled comodo and tried to host.
that didnt work, so we tried disabling Windows Firewall and it did not work.
my friend is really Really good with Computers, and if he says the ports are being re-mapped then they are being re-mapped, as for fixing it...i don't know
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erm, lol not to be rude but i really need this fixed, and this forum is my only hope!
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Screenshot everything that you've made so far (firewall rules, router config, etc). FYI, UDP is not a reliable protocol to start with... So often times it will fail with no reason whatsoever...
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Collin, don't bother censoring the IP addresses, it's already visible (look at your browser's address bar as a start, then DHCP lease as the second, and the forwarding rule as the final "blow"...) and it poses no security risk whatsoever...
Looking at your router's Firewall rules entry, it looks perfectly fine... What about your PC's firewall? Have you made exceptions in there?
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|18 May 2010
Proper port and host (that is if your PC = 192.168.0.100)? Make sure the scope is "All" or "Global" or anything similar, maybe a "0.0.0.0".
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www.ebri.org The Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) is a nonprofit organization that focuses on public policy research regarding economic security and employee benefits. Visitors to the site can browse recent issue briefs and access information from the association's surveys. Last month, EBRI released results from its 9th annual Retirement Confidence Survey, which gauges the attitudes of Americans about preparing for life after work. There's also topline data from the 1999 Health Insurance Preference Survey, which shows that 68 percent of Americans with employment-based health insurance aren't eager to switch to an individual-based health coverage system. Peruse the monthly issue briefs to read up on such topics as national health expenditures, women and retirement savings, and investment patterns among workers with 401(k) plans.
www.wirthlin.com/publicns/library.htm Where do people turn for news? What sources do highly educated consumers rely on for product information? Find the answers at this site, home of The Wirthlin Report, published by market research firm Wirthlin Worldwide. Each month, the company selects results from its proprietary surveys and releases the data to the public. The May report looks at the Asian economy and how corporate executives view recovery in the region (don't expect it this year, they say). Other recent issues have covered consumer buying influences, Internet access, and Americans on the job. Reports can be downloaded as PDF files. The site's archives go back to the early 1990s, and there are also sample copies of other Wirthlin publications, including the National Quorum, which focuses on political trends in America. Sorry, The Wirthlin Report is the only freebie.
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Dear Soup Development Team,
After twenty-one weeks, I have decided to hang up the proverbial soup pan, expand my horizons and move past this wonderful appetizer. Therefore, "soup up my soup" will serve as the predecessor for a new, more diverse discourse on the world of gastronomy. For those of you who actually read through these musings, you'll notice that my notorious topic drift eventually led to the blog losing the focus of being simply about soup, and was begging to move beyond these borders and become more free-form in nature. So, watch out for something new in the next few weeks. It will be better, I promise.
The ginger plant, or Zingiber officinale, has a long history of cultivation, originating in Asia, then travelling to India, Southeast Asia, West Africa and the Caribbean. Culinary uses are many and varied, ranging from being the main ingredient of ginger ale, to being used in a variety of Indian and Chinese dishes. Ginger also has many medicinal uses, having evidence of blood thinning and cholesterol lowering properties, as well as being frequently used to treat dyspepsia and colic.
Although outrageously overpriced in shi-shi grocery stores like Loblaws and Sobeys, you can get ginger route in a bag for cheap at most Asian grocery stores. It is a staple in all of my Asian cooking, most frequently as part of marinades. You can peel the root and then use a cheese grater, or just smash it down on the cooking board if you have a cleaver. I like smashing things with the flat side of a cleaver, which is probably testament to my impatience when I have too much food prep to do for a meal.
Sim Simma (Whose got Tomatoes and some Ginga?)
Serves four-ish
Anyone who talks to me regularly knows of my obsession with Sandwich Box, a gourmet sandwich joint on Richmond St. across the street from my office building. Last Thursday the soup was Tomato and Ginger, and it was the best soup I've had there in a while. So, here is a solid version of it.
Cut up and then Puree the following:
2 yellow onions
4 ounces of ginger root
Melt in a soup pan over medium heat:
1/2 cup butter
add and cook for 4 minutes and stirring frequently:
Onion puree that you just made
Puree and add to the saucepan:
2 pounds of hot house tomatoes
Add, bring to a boil, then sim simma on medium low heat for 30 minutes:
1 cup vegetable (or chicken) stock
2 tbsp of white sugar
sea salt and pepper to taste
2 cups of heavy cream (whipping cream)
In a separate bowl, beat:
2 egg yolks
Add a small portion of the soup into the yolks, and then pour mixture back into the saucepan
Garnish with:
chives, cut into lengths
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Track this week is Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits, because it's a way better song than anything by Beenie Man.
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The co-founder of a Mansfield Woodhouse-based homecare provider is set to join other CEOs in a sleepout to raise funds for charities that work with homeless people.
Scott Marsh, CEO and co-founder of Respectful Care, will be joining a number of other CEOs and sleeping rough for a night at the ground of Notts County Football Club on Thursday October 5.
The CEO Sleepout event is to raise awareness of the plight faced by many homeless people.
It is also about raising funds to support local people and donations will be split between the Friary drop-in centre for the homeless in West Bridgford and the Emmanuel House support centre on Goosegate, in Nottingham city centre.
Scott, who needs to raise £1,000, says: "I often wonder about the life journey of homeless people and how they fell on hard times.
"I want to help raise the awareness of homelessness and poverty in Nottinghamshire, so I decided to take part in the CEO Sleepout Nottingham. Any donations are welcome and together we can make a difference to someone's life."
To help Scott raise money, visit his Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/scott-marsh3 and donate what you can.
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I had an interesting issue come up with a client recently. The client had already chosen one of the mockups I'd given them for their new e-commerce site, and we were ready to meet to discuss minor changes before coding started.
The day before that meeting, they sent me a layout they'd drawn up and wanted to know if they could use that instead. I told them we should meet to talk about it and they agreed.
What they had come up with was something they really liked. They felt it suited them perfectly and I could respect that.We discussed the idea and our mutual feelings about it, and it became clear that they were really into this idea and definitely wanted to use it.
Awkward moment – I felt odd about it, being the contracted designer. And they recognized that; it was clear that this kind of just happened and was definitely not planned from the beginning, but it was what they wanted. They asked if I wanted to continue with the project given that.
I'm not a programmer and don't really have any interest in taking someone else's idea and building the backend for it – that removes all the fun from the work for me. My enjoyment comes from putting together a well-crafted site from beginning to end that reflects the personality of the client, respects the audience they want to attract and then functions without too many glitches to deliver the promised results to the customer.
Web design isn't primarily about money for me – I love the front-end work, and if you take that away, then, well, it does become much more about money. I tried to explain this and that I would have to apply an additional fee to make up for the lack of exposure, since I wouldn't be able to show this site in my portfolio or have my link at the bottom of it.
So they thought about it and decided to go elsewhere and seek someone who would just code their idea. I think that was the right decision, and certainly better for me. I would be bored out of my mind doing something like that, honestly.
So in this case I'm okay that it worked out this way – but I'm interested to know if other designers have encountered something like this, and how you dealt with it?


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Refinement Forum (LAREF)
The purpose of this electronic discussion forum is the exchange of experiences about ways to improve the conditions under which animals in laboratories are housed and handled.
Enrichment and Refinement Databases
A listing of AWI's Enrichment and Refinement Databases.
Online Guides & Laws
A listing of helpful links to online guides and laws.
Free Publications for Research Laboratory Personnel
The Animal Welfare Institute is offering free copies of some publications, by request, to research laboratory personnel and IACUC members.
Shaping Policy for Animals in Laboratories
For over 60 years, the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) has been advocating for better care, handling and housing for animals in research. AWI furthers this goal by providing those in research laboratories with a variety of complimentary reference books; a subscription to the AWI Quarterly; membership in an online discussion group for laboratory personnel (the Laboratory Animal Refinement and Enrichment Forum); and the opportunity to apply for grants to improve the housing and handling of animals in research.


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The duo began the walk from Sifah on Sunday and hope to reach Al Hail on Tuesday.
Speaking to Muscat Daily, Kindi said, "We started at around 10am. Our plan is to reach Qantab beach by the end of the day. From there, we will head to Bausher the following day. On the third day, we will walk from Bausher to Al Hail."
Kindi, who works at the Middle East Desalination Research Center (MEDRC), said this year's focus is on wastewater. "We want to highlight the important link between water and wastewater in search for sustainable solutions. Water is life. We cannot survive without water. People need to know the importance of saving water. Our walk will hopefully make a difference to the cause."
Both Kindi and Sulaimani have participated in several walks to raise awareness regarding different causes.
"This walk is different from other walks because the message is about water conservation. As far as I am concerned, water is more important than oil. We need to conserve this precious resource. Right now, everyone is talking about oil but one day, we will look for water like the way we are doing for oil," Sulaimani said while taking a break from Sunday's walk.
On why they chose to walk from Sifah to Al Hail and the challenges they are facing, Kindi said, "We chose the stretch as there is a Jebel Sifah wastewater treatment plant in Sifah and MEDRC has its headquarters in Al Hail. As for challenges, the terrain is a bit rough and hilly."
"In keeping with the mission to find solutions to water scarcity, we will organise several activities at our headquarters in Al Hail on Wednesday. The day will see a series of presentations by experts on the subject as well as an art competition for children. Winners will be honoured on the day," Perla Abi Farah, marketing and communications manager, MEDRC, said.
Oman will mark World Water Day on March 22.


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Tube attack appeal
British Transport Police detectives are appealing for information after a man was assaulted while travelling on a Metropolitan line train between Wembley Park and Preston Road.
Police have released CCTV of two men they would like to speak to in connection with the incident, which happened on Wednesday, 30 May around 2.30pm.
Detective Constable Keith McEwan said that the victim, a 34-year-old man from Eastcote, boarded the train at Wembley Park station.
"As the train approached Preston Road, a man walked over to the victim and unsuccessfully tried to snatch his mobile phone before him several times in the head.
"Another man then joined in the attack and headbutted the victim. The two men then left the train at Preston Road station."


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No less an eminence than T.S. Eliot thought Coriolanus far superior to Hamlet, but T.S. Eliot was also something of an anti-Semitic crank, so forget him. Instead, trust Ralph Fiennes to bring the goods. Fiennes' new film adaptation of Coriolanus, which remains one of Shakespeare's more rarely staged plays, is set in the present day but retains Shakespeare's language, and some critics are comparing it to The Hurt Locker. It's probably going to play only in art house theaters, but it looks like it's worth keeping an eye out for. (FULL ARTICLE: NPR Staff)
Art News
Fiennes Takes Chances With 'Coriolanus'
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terça-feira, 19 de julho de 2011
Guia Prático de Alquimia
About Frater Albertus:
Frater Albertus Spagyricus (Dr. Albert Richard Riedel) (1911–1984); founder of the Paracelsus Research Society in Salt Lake City, which later evolved into the Paracelsus College. Based on the Paracelsian concept of three essentials, Body, Soul and Spirit, Frater Albertus developed a system of teaching alchemical concepts using the spagyric technique of separation and cohobation. The unique gradated courses allowed students to explore aspects of the vegetable, mineral and animal kingdoms in an understandable and accessible way. Previous to this, one had to be a member of a fraternity or secret society in order to gain access to structured teaching. After his death in 1984, the college ceased operations in the United States but continued to carry on the tradition in Australia. Frater Albertus had a profound effect on the way Alchemy and particularly the Spagyric method was disseminated and understood in the mid to late 20th century. His works were translated into many languages.
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Get Hidaya (guidance) from The Creator and give Haddiyah (gift) to His Creation
Since the beginning of the flood crisis in Pakistan, Hidaya has distributed the following items:
Ready to Consume Items
*Fruits are distributed to poor patients (children & women) in hospitals who have been impacted due to floods. **The amount of cooked food distributed is expected to provide approximately 106,200 meals.
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In addition, Hidaya received 58 (40 ft.) containers from our partner organization Hidaya Foundation in USA for the flood affected people. For further details about in-kind donations and containers, please click here.
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Last Update: March 8, 2011.
The partner organization of Hidaya Trust, Hidaya Foundation was awarded Sitara-i-Eisaar (Star of Sacrifice) by the Government of Pakistan, in recognition of the results-oriented relief efforts of both the organizations during the 2005 earthquake in Pakistan. It was awarded during a special ceremony held at the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, DC.
In Keeping with our commitment to the communities in which Hidaya Trust operates, it hires its work force as an equal opportunity employer. It means that employment decisions are based on merit and business needs and not on race, color, status in the society, ancestry, sex, age, religion, creed and marital status.
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Active substance(s): CRM197 / MENINGOCOCCAL GROUP C OLIGOSACCHARIDE
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Package leaflet: Information for the user
MENJUGATE 10 micrograms powder and solvent for suspension for injection
Meningococcal group C conjugate vaccine
Read all of this leaflet carefully before you start using this medicine because it contains important
information for you.
Keep this leaflet. You may need to read it again.
If you have any further questions, ask your doctor or nurse.
This vaccine has been prescribed for you or your child only. Do not pass it on to others. It may harm
them, even if their signs of illness are the same as yours or of your child.
If you or your child gets any side effects, talk to your doctor or nurse. This includes any possible side
effects not listed in this leaflet.
What is in this leaflet:
What Menjugate is and what it is used for
What you need to know before you or your child use Menjugate
How to use Menjugate
Possible side effects
How to store Menjugate
Content of the pack and other information
What Menjugate is and what it is used for
Menjugate is a vaccine that is used to prevent disease caused by a bacterium named Neisseria meningitidis
group C (also referred to as meningococcal group C bacteria). The vaccine works by causing your body to
make its own protection (antibodies) against these meningococcal group C bacteria.
Neisseria meningitidis group C bacteria can cause serious and sometimes life-threatening infections such as
meningitis and septicaemia (blood poisoning).
This vaccine is used for active immunisation of children from 2 months of age, adolescents and adults and it
can only protect against meningococcal group C bacteria. It cannot protect against other groups (strains) of
meningococcal bacteria or against other causes of meningitis and septicaemia (blood poisoning). If at any
time you or your child experiences neck pain, neck stiffness or a dislike of light (photophobia), drowsiness
or confusion, red or purple bruise-like spots that do not fade under pressure you must contact your doctor or
local Accident and Emergency Department immediately.
This vaccine cannot cause meningitis C (meningococcal group C disease).
This vaccine contains a protein (called CRM197) from the bacteria that cause diphtheria. Menjugate does
not protect against diphtheria. This means that you (or your child) should receive other vaccines to protect
against diphtheria when these are due or when advised by your doctor.
What you need to know before you or your child are given Menjugate
Do not use Menjugate if you or your child:
ever had an allergic reaction to the active substance or any of the other ingredients of Menjugate (see
Section 6)
ever had an allergic reaction to diphtheria toxoid (a substance used in a number of other vaccines)
ever shown any signs of allergy following vaccination with Menjugate
have a very high fever. In this case vaccination with Menjugate may have to be delayed
Take special care with Menjugate if you or your child:
have haemophilia or any other problem that may stop your blood from clotting properly (e.g. a too
low amount of platelet called thrombocytopenia) or are taking any medicines that can influence blood
have a weak immune system for any reason (for example you (or your child) do not produce
antibodies very efficiently, or you (or your child) are taking medicines that reduce your immunity to
infections such as anti-cancer drugs or high doses of corticosteroids)
had your spleen removed or have been told that your spleen does not work as it should
have an infectious illness or fever (for example, sore throat, cough, cold or flu)
are over 65 years old
suffer from a kidney disease in which large amounts of protein appear in the urine (called nephrotic
syndrome). There have been reports of this condition reoccurring after vaccination.
Warnings and precautions
Before receiving any dose of Menjugate you should be asked about your (or your child) personal and family
health history. Your (or your child) immunization status and any previous side effects following vaccination
must be reported to your doctor or nurse. Talk with your doctor or nurse about these details before being
given this vaccine as it may not be suitable for you (or your child). In some instances, you (or your child)
may still be given the vaccine but it may not provide very high protection against infections caused by the
group C bacteria.
Other medicines and Menjugate
Tell your doctor or nurse if you (or your child) are using, have recently used or might use any other
Menjugate may be given at the same time as other vaccinations but any other injected vaccines must be
given into a separate injection site, preferably in a different arm or leg from the site of the Menjugate
These include:
Polio vaccines given by mouth or by injection
Diphtheria and Tetanus vaccines alone or in combination with Whooping cough vaccine
Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib disease) vaccine
Hepatitis B vaccine given alone or at the same time as combined vaccines against Diphtheria, Tetanus,
Hib disease, Polio and Whooping cough.
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) combined vaccines
Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine.
These other vaccines should be given at the recommended ages as normal.
Pregnancy and breast-feeding
If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, think you may be pregnant or are planning to have a baby , ask your
doctor or nurse for advice before Menjugate is given. Your doctor or nurse may still advise you to have
Menjugate if you are at high risk of infection with meningococcal group C bacteria.
Driving and using machines
You may feel dizzy or experience some other side effects after the injection. These could interfere with your
driving or operating machinery. Do not drive or operate machinery until you know how Menjugate affects
Menjugate contains less than 1 mmol sodium (23 mg) per dose, i.e. essentially sodium-free .
How to use Menjugate
Menjugate will be given by your doctor or nurse.
The vaccine is usually given into the muscle of the thigh in infants, and into the shoulder muscle for older
children, adolescents and adults. Your doctor or nurse will take care to ensure the vaccine is not given into
a blood vessel and will make sure that it is injected into muscle and not into the skin.
For children 12 months and older, adolescents and adults: a single dose (0.5 ml) of the vaccine is
For infants 2 months up to 12 months of age: two doses of Menjugate should be given at least two months
In order to maintain protection, a booster dose must be given after the infant course of two doses has been
completed. Your doctor will advise you when your child should receive this.
For information on the reconstitution of the vaccine see the section for medical or healthcare professionals
at the end of this leaflet.
If you use more Menjugate than you should
Since Menjugate will be given by either a doctor or nurse, and each injection is a single dose of 0.5
millilitres, it is very unlikely that you (or your child) will be given too much vaccine. If you have any
concerns about the amount of vaccine you (or your child) have been given, speak to your doctor or nurse.
If you have any further questions on the use of Menjugate, ask your doctor or nurse.
Possible side effects
Like all medicines, Menjugate can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.
If a serious allergic reaction occurs (usually in less than 1 in 10,000 people) tell your doctor straight
away or go immediately/ take your child to the nearest Accident and Emergency department because
urgent medical help may be needed.
The symptoms of serious allergic reactions can include:
Swelling of the lips, mouth, throat (which may cause difficulty in swallowing)
Difficulty breathing with wheezing or coughing
Rash and swelling of the hands, feet and ankles
Loss of consciousness
Very low blood pressure
These very rare reactions can occur immediately or very soon after the injection and there is usually a rapid
recovery after the right treatment has been given.
Other allergic reactions may start some days after the vaccine is given. These include:
rashes, sometimes with itching, purple skin spots or blotches,
blistering rashes that may also cause ulcers in the mouth and around the genital organs.
The most common side effects reported during clinical trials usually lasted only one to two days and were
not usually severe. The side effects were:
Very common (may affect more than 1 in 10 people)
In all age groups: redness, swelling and tenderness/pain at the injection site but these did not usually
require further medical attention. Redness or swelling of at least 3 cm and tenderness causing
discomfort with movement were rarely observed for more than 48 hours.
Infants: being sick (vomiting)
Infants and toddlers: irritability, drowsiness, difficulty sleeping, loss of appetite and diarrhoea.
Secondary school children: headache
Older children and adults: feeling generally unwell
Adults: muscle and joint pains, feeling sick (nauseous)
Common (may affect up to 1 in 10 people)
In all age groups: Fever (but rarely severe).
Infants and toddlers: crying
Toddlers: being sick (vomiting).
Primary school children: headache
Other side effects reported during routine vaccination programmes include:
Very rare (may affect up to 1 in 10,000 people)
Different age groups:
enlarged lymph glands
tingling sensation or pins and needles
temporarily reduced muscle tone
visual disturbances and sensitivity to light. These have usually occurred together with headache and
Although fits have been reported very rarely after vaccination with Menjugate, it is thought that some of
these reports in teenagers and adults may have been faints. In infants and young children, fits were usually
associated with high fever. The majority of people affected have recovered rapidly.
There have been very rare reports of relapse of a kidney disorder called nephrotic syndrome following
vaccination with this type of vaccine.
In babies born very prematurely (at or before 28 weeks of gestation) longer gaps than normal between
breaths may occur for 2-3 days after vaccination.
Reporting of side effects
If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor or nurse. This includes any possible side effects not listed in
this leaflet. You can also report side effects directly via the Yellow Card Scheme at:
www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard. By reporting side effects you can help provide more information on the
safety of this medicine.
How to store Menjugate
Keep this vaccine out of the sight and reach of children.
Do not use Menjugate after the expiry date which is stated on the carton.
The vaccine consists of two vials and each vial may carry a different expiry date. The carton and ALL its
contents must be discarded on reaching this outer carton expiry date.
Store in a refrigerator (2 C 8 C). Do not freeze. Keep the vials in the outer carton in order to protect from
Do not throw away any medicines via wastewater or household waste. Ask your doctor or nurse how to
throw away medicines you no longer use. These measures will help protect the environment.
Content of the pack and other information
What Menjugate contains
One dose (0.5 ml of the reconstituted vaccine) contains the following amount of active substance: 10
micrograms of Neisseria meningitidis group C (strain C11) oligosaccharide chemically joined to 12.5 to
25.0 micrograms of Corynebacterium diphtheriae CRM197 protein.
The active substance is adsorbed on aluminium hydroxide (0.3 to 0.4 mg Al3+) in 0.5 ml (1 dose) of
reconstituted vaccine.
The other ingredients in the vial of powder are: mannitol, sodium dihydrogen phosphate monohydrate and
disodium phosphate heptahydrate.
The other ingredients in the vial of aluminium hydroxide solvent are: sodium chloride and water for
injections (See also end of Section 2).
What Menjugate looks like and contents of the pack
Menjugate is a powder and solvent for suspension for injection.
Each dose of Menjugate is supplied as two vials:
One vial containing the active substance as a white to off-white powder.
One vial containing a white opalescent aluminium hydroxide solvent.
The contents of the two vials are to be mixed prior to vaccination.
Pack sizes: 1, 5 or 10 doses. Not all pack sizes may be marketed.
Marketing Authorisation Holder and Manufacturer
Marketing Authorisation Holder: Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics S.r.l., Via Fiorentina 1, 53100 Siena,
Manufacturer: Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics S.r.l., Bellaria-Rosia, 53018 Sovicille (Siena), Italy
This leaflet was last revised in May 2013
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Reconstitution of the vaccine
The lyophilised vaccine requires preparation by reconstitution with aluminium hydroxide solvent.
Gently agitate the aluminium hydroxide solvent vial. Withdraw 0.6 ml of the suspension and use to
reconstitute the Meningococcal group C conjugate vaccine vial.
Gently shake the reconstituted vial until vaccine is dissolved (this will ensure the antigen is bound to the
adjuvant). Using a new suitable gauge needle, withdraw 0.5 ml of reconstituted product, ensuring no air
bubbles are present. Following reconstitution the vaccine is a slightly opaque, colourless to light yellow
suspension, free from visible foreign particles. If any foreign particulate matter and/or variation of physical
appearance are observed, discard the vaccine.
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Always consult your healthcare provider to ensure the information displayed on this page applies to your personal circumstances.


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This material must not be used for commercial purposes, or in any hospital or medical facility. Failure to comply may result in legal action.
Viral Encephalitis
- Viral encephalitis (en-sef-ah-LI-tis) is an inflammation (swelling) of the brain due to a viral infection. It occurs when a virus (germ) enters the body and goes to the brain, usually through the blood. Many different types of viruses may cause encephalitis. You may get the virus after being bitten by an infected mosquito or tick. There are viruses which are not active in your body for many years, and then cause encephalitis later in life. Viral infections may also cause encephalitis shortly after the illness.
- Signs and symptoms may include fever, headache, fatigue (tiredness) or confusion (being unable to think clearly). Other symptoms may include a skin rash, nausea (upset stomach), vomiting (throwing up), stiff neck, or neck pain. Viral encephalitis may be diagnosed by a lumbar puncture, blood tests, or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the head. Treatment may include medicine, oxygen, and rest. It may take months to recover from viral encephalitis. Some types of viral encephalitis may be prevented by vaccinations (shots) or by avoiding contact with mosquitos and ticks. With treatment, such as medicine and rest, you may fully recover after having viral encephalitis.
Take your medicine as directed:
Call your primary healthcare provider if you think your medicine is not helping or if you have side effects. Tell him if you are allergic to any medicine. Keep a list of the medicines, vitamins, and herbs you take. Include the amounts, and when and why you take them. Bring the list or the pill bottles to follow-up visits. Carry your medicine list with you in case of an emergency.
- Antiviral medicine: This is given to prevent or treat an infection caused by a germ called a virus. Antiviral medicine may also be given to control symptoms of a viral infection that cannot be cured.
- Antibiotics: This medicine is given to help treat or prevent an infection caused by bacteria.
- Steroids: This medicine may be given to decrease inflammation.
Ask for information about where and when to go for follow-up visits:
For continuing care, treatments, or home services, ask for more information.
Preventing viral encephalitis:
- Avoid bites from mosquitos and ticks:
- Apply an insect repellant containing DEET (active ingredient) to your clothing and exposed skin. Spray a product that has permethrin (active ingredient) on your clothes. These products help protect you from ticks and mosquitos. Use repellants with 30 percent DEET or less on infants who are younger than 2 months old. Always read and follow the instructions on the label when using an insect repellant. Do not use DEET on the hands of young children or on babies who may rub their eyes or mouth.
- Do not go outside, especially at dawn (sunrise) and dusk (sunset). Mosquitoes are most active during these times. Avoid being in places where mosquitoes are common. If you sleep outdoors, use a mosquito net.
- Put screens on all windows and outside doors of your house, and repair screens that have holes in them.
- Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants to keep your skin covered.
- Clearing dead trees and brush away from where you live may also remove the ticks that live in them.
- Decrease mosquito breeding: Mosquitoes lay their eggs and mature in water. It is important not to have any standing water around. Do the following to decrease mosquito breeding:
- Avoid leaving containers that can collect water in an uncovered or upright position. These containers may include wheelbarrows, drums, buckets, or cans. Properly store any open containers that are not being used, such as buckets and cans.
- Change water in animal feeders every few days.
- Put holes in containers that cannot be thrown out to drain water. Fill in any potholes, patches, and other areas where water is likely to collect or get stagnant. Regularly check ponds, birdbaths, animal feeders, drinking troughs, and other bodies of standing water.
- Drain or pump out standing water around your house, such as in clogged gutters and ditches.
- Use aeration as a way to prevent mosquito growth. One way to use aeration is to constantly circulate water, which does not allow water to become stagnant. Circulating water also prevents mosquitoes from laying their eggs and maturing.
Get vaccinated:
Get vaccinated (shots) against infections caused by viruses. These include vaccines against the flu, measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, and polio. A flu shot lasts for one year and is usually given in October and November. A vaccine against the Japanese encephalitis virus is also available. You may also get a rabies shot, especially if you work with animals or have been bitten recently. Ask your caregiver which vaccinations are right for you. It is also good to have your pet vaccinated against rabies.
After having viral encephalitis, you may need rehabilitation (rehab). This is a program to help you return to normal life as much as possible. Rehab helps you regain and relearn the skills of everyday living. You may need any of the following:
- Occupational therapy: Occupational therapy (OT) uses work, self-care, and other normal daily activities to help you function better in your daily life. OT helps you develop skills to improve your ability to bathe, dress, cook, eat, and drive. You may learn to use special tools to help you with your daily activities. You may also learn new ways to keep your home or workplace safe.
- Physical therapy: You may need to see a physical therapist to teach you special exercises. These exercises help improve movement and decrease pain. Physical therapy can also help improve strength and decrease your risk for loss of function.
- Speech therapy: A speech therapist may work with you to help or improve how you talk.
Rest when you feel it is needed. Slowly start to do more each day. Return to your daily activities as directed.
- You have a fever.
- Your skin is itchy, swollen, or has a rash.
- You have questions or concerns about your disease, medicine, or care.
- You become confused, act differently than normal, or become harder to wake up than normal.
- You have a bad headache, stiff neck, or trouble thinking clearly.
- You have seizures (convulsions).
- You have trouble breathing all of a sudden.
- Your symptoms are getting worse or coming back.
- You think someone in your family has viral encephalitis.
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The above information is an educational aid only. It is not intended as medical advice for individual conditions or treatments. Talk to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist before following any medical regimen to see if it is safe and effective for you.
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Don't update it...really problem...lock screen lagging, batt drain issue ~~
really is a problem version....dun update it, unlock lag, batt drain & heating problem....
I just updated my phone few hours ago, and I wrote an email to samsung, because this update is the worst I've ever seen!
Home button doesn't work properly as the power button.
Wi Fi doesn't work at all.
Battery drains so fast.
I'm so disappointed
I hope they are releasing a patch ASAP
SG I9300 - My first and last Samsung. Pathetic camera (all my Nokia phones from NSeries were better), waiting 10 seconds to show the dial pad on stock rom,waiting for 4.3 and now they say the new upgrade decreases performance because it has 1GB Ram? How come last year's flagship, benchmark killer and etc can be obsolete in 6 mounts? I paid 400eur for crap. Back to Nokia for me. The kernel is the same and it should be 3.4. And worse is Samsung haven't responded for this upgrade. At least Jobs responded with "You're holding it wrong" instead of ignoring the users that bought this phone and made this company No.1
Faster, smoother, more user friendly UI. overall better than before
Anonymous, 12 Nov 2013Is it only for S3?? Wat abt Note3note 3 is already running android 4.3 out from the box
ha so all the samsung fanbois always knock Sony for slow updates but in matter fact they take longer because they test the rom before releasing it, obviously Samsung didnt do a QA prior to this release, disappointing!
hi i have samsung s4 model number is ( GT-19500 ) and my android version 4.2.2
and always say thats your last update why ?? ni updates for my mobile ? plz
Is there anyone on 3 (Three) Network?
I'm on 3 and i have not received any notification of the update yet, does anyone know when is that will come out, or should i just wait a few days till it comes to my network?
Thanks for your help, and thanks for telling us GSMArena :)
bizu, 12 Nov 2013Do not upgrade, yet ! This is not a joke.
Only problems:
1. huge lag on unlock screen (betw... moreYeah u r right, the lag of lock screen is too much.
do u have an idea if it is the same for the uk version?
did u try it? I'm hoping this version is better.
In the uk. Using an unbranded s4... well annoyed they removed the 3x4 keyboard. I predominantly use one hand. I can't see why samsung would do this. The knox also seems a bit buggy. Slight decrease and battery and a couple new apps that cant be disabled or uninstalled. Couple fixes and improvements here and there. Like the decluttering of the notification slider from all to just 10 shortcuts.
I've already updated and I (like many others) regret it. It has many of the features listed in the post (I haven't seen more display modes to be hones). And there are a lost of issues with it. You can read more about it on Vodafone Ireland's Forum: https://community.vodafone.ie/t5/Samsung/Android-4-3-now-available-for-Samsung-Galaxy-S3-via-Kies/m-p/134056
gerti, 12 Nov 2013when will come this update on albania??will come at the end of 2020


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What is love? Well that it's what Tobin tries to find out during her high school years. While facing many challenges like drugs, drama, relationships, friendships, grades, and soccer. It's beautiful to be in love, but falling in love is cruel. It can be the sweetest dream or the worst nightmare.
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Air 40 (Air X) Land Wind Generator for 48 VDC Battery Charging. Air 40 is the land version of the former AIR X wind generator. Use multiple AIR 40 Land wind turbines to produce you're own mini wind farm. Not recommended for marine environments, the land wind generator AIR 40 uses all of the updated electronics for over-speed protection and superior battery charging characteristics.
Air 40 Land Model: 1-AR40-10-48
Rotor Diameter: 46 inches
Battery Voltage: 48 Volts
Swept Area: 11.5 square feet
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Silverscreen's much anticipated Die Hard 4 movie expo goes live this coming friday, immediately following a launch event and live Q&A with the simply LEGENDARY Bruce Willis.
I think it's safe to say we're all nervously excited about escorting 'Bee Dub' into the metaverse, but he's already shown that he's prepared to get his hands dirty bringing this movie to the masses, so we're hoping for an event every bit as lively and irreverent as the last.
The Q&A itself will be attended by a global audience of 40 digital press and contest-winning die-hard Die Hard fans, who will have the opportunity to put their questions to Bruce (represented in-world by a custom-designed avatar) and to listen to his answers live through Silverscreen's music channel.
Following the Q&A the audience will have the opportunity to take a first glimpse at the Die Hard 4 expo we've created before it opens its doors to the general public.
After the success of "300" it's been a real challenge to take the expo format and adapt it to a new release, at the ever-present risk of repeating ourselves. Fortuitously the fact that this expo goes live almost a month before the movie opens means that we haven't had anything like the same range of audio-visual media to work with, forcing us to take a very different approach for what is, without doubt, a very different movie. Without wanting to ruin the surprise, we're hoping that visitors to the expo will be blown away by some of the sights that greet them, and will once again come in droves to collect the themed freebies and avatar accessories we'll be giving away all over the sim.
If you interested in swinging by think about joining the Die Hard Fans group we've created in-world, and we'll notify you as soon as the expo opens. We'll also be using the group to let you know when we add new content to the expo over the course of its 6-week run, and to announce the winners of contests to win your very own Freightliner Classic big rig, American Eurocopter and F35 Joint Strike Fighter.
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Anthology of Interest I
|"Anthology of Interest I"
|Futurama episode
|Episode no.
|Season 2
Episode 16
|Directed by
|Chris Louden
Rich Moore
|Written by
|Terror at 500 Feet:
Eric Rogers
Dial L for Leela:
Ken Keeler
The Un-Freeze of a Lifetime:
David X. Cohen
|Production code
|Original air date
|May 21, 2000
|Opening caption
|"Painstakingly Drawn Before A Live Audience"
|Opening cartoon
|"Bosko Shipwrecked" (1931)
|Guest appearance(s)
Al Gore as himself
"Anthology of Interest I" is episode sixteen in season two of Futurama. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on May 21, 2000. This episode, as well as the later "Anthology of Interest II", serves to showcase three "imaginary" stories, in a manner similar to the "Treehouse of Horror" episodes of Matt Groening's other animated series The Simpsons.[1]
The episode is noteworthy for featuring the addition of Scruffy, the Janitor, to the staff of Planet Express, and as a recurring cast member, after his previous appearance as a stagehand during the Beastie Boys concert in "Hell Is Other Robots".
Professor Farnsworth shows the crew his new invention, the Fing-Longer, a glove with a long rod meant to be used as an extension of the pointer-finger. He demonstrates it by activating the What-if machine, a device that allows the user to view a simulation of a hypothetical scenario after the user asks it a 'what-if' question.
Terror at 500 Feet[edit]
Bender offers to take the first turn and asks what would happen if he were 500 feet tall. The simulation begins with the giant Bender being built by hundreds of regular-sized bending units on some distant planet. He flies to Earth, where he meets Fry, having recently arrived in the 31st century all alone. Bender takes a liking to him and they become friends.
After Bender destroys nearly all of Central Park while playing with Fry, the military is sent to deal with him. The military is unable to damage Bender with their electric weapons, and Bender continues to wreak havoc upon New New York. To combat Bender, the Professor uses his enlarging-ray on Zoidberg, only to see him wreak havoc as well. Zoidberg is interrupted by Bender who is not pleased with Zoidberg destroying "his" city. The two fight, with their battle causing massive damage. Bender fills Shea Stadium with boiling water and pushes Zoidberg into it. An enraged and boiled Zoidberg rises out of the water and snaps off Bender's feet, causing him to fall over and impale himself on the Empire State Building. A tearful Fry admonishes the citizens of New New York about the tragedy of Bender, whose final words lament his inability to fulfill his dream to kill all humans. Bender dies, and the scenario ends as the onlookers silently watch on.
Dial L for Leela[edit]
The Professor asks Leela to ask a question. Leela refuses at first, but is then teased about being unimpulsive. She asks what would happen if she were a little more impulsive.
In the simulation, Leela shows off a new pair of boots, bought on a wild impulse - according to her. However, the only difference is a green stripe down the side, which is of no interest to anyone. The Professor tells Leela that he has designated her as his sole heir due to her lack of impulsiveness. Leela then karate-kicks Farnsworth on an impulse, inadvertently sending him into a pit housing his pet man-eating anteaters where he is devoured alive.
When Hermes discovers the Professor's fate, he shows Leela the Professor's video will, which shows Leela kicking him into the anteater pit. Leela bludgeons Hermes to death cover up the first murder. Later, Bender walks in on Leela while she is getting rid of Hermes' body parts in the sink disposal. He is morally unconcerned, but takes the opportunity to blackmail Leela. She kills Bender by exposing him to the radiation from an open microwave oven and turns his body into a toy car. Realizing she went too far, Leela resolves to chew gum on the next murderous impulse. However, after Amy makes a derisive comment about her new Bender go-kart, Leela promptly murders her as well, not having any gum.
Zoidberg holds a meeting with the rest of the crew to determine the identity of the killer. Leela shuts off the lights, and kills the crew one by one with a sword until only Fry remains. The next morning Fry notices Leela eating lobster (which is actually Zoidberg) and accepts her offer to have some with her. Fry then realizes that Leela was responsible for the murders, forcing Leela to "do something really impulsive": have sex with Fry to keep him quiet.
The Un-Freeze of a Lifetime[edit]
Fry asks what would happen if he had not been frozen.
In this alternate history, Fry narrowly misses falling into the cryogenic tube, and is never frozen. A rift in the space-time continuum appears, which shows the Planet Express crew in the future. The next day, while telling Mr. Panucci, who dismisses his story, Fry is overheard by regular customer Stephen Hawking who arranges for Fry to be abducted on his way home from work. Fry is introduced to the "Vice Presidential Action Rangers", led by Al Gore, whose constitutional duty is to protect the space-time continuum. His group is filled out by Hawking, Nichelle Nichols, Gary Gygax, and Deep Blue.
Fry explains what happened the previous night. They determine Fry was supposed to die and try to kill him. Another rift appears during the attempted murder, with Bender throwing a beer bottle at the Rangers. Nichols suggests that Fry be frozen in order to stabilize the space-time continuum. Gygax gives Fry his "+1 mace" for protection in the future. Before entering the cryogenic tube, Fry smashes it with the mace, unknowingly creating a paradox, which causes the universe to collapse into a space-time rift. All that remains is Fry and the Rangers, floating in a featureless void. The scenario ends with them playing Dungeons and Dragons for the next quadrillion years.
After the end of Fry's scenario, the Professor curses the What-if machine for simulating scenarios even he found preposterous and dumps it into the trash. He judges the Fing-Longer to be a success and is congratulated by the crew. It is then shown that everything before was just a simulation by the What-if machine created when the Professor asked what would have happened if he had invented the Fing-Longer, leaving him to lament the unfulfilled possibilities.
Broadcast and reception[edit]
This episode guest starred Nichelle Nichols and Al Gore, who would make later appearances in "Where No Fan Has Gone Before" and "Crimes of the Hot" respectively. Al Gore received some criticism for his appearance because parts of the show "conflicted starkly with the anti-violence, anti-smoking and family-values themes of Gore's campaign." Gore's spokesperson responded by stating that most viewers would recognize that the show was meant to be entertaining and that it would be taken in the right spirit.[2]
This episode is one of four featured in the Monster Robot Maniac Fun Collection as one of Matt Groening's four favorite episodes of the series.[3] In 2006, IGN.com ranked this episode as number thirteen on their list of the top 25 episodes of Futurama, noting that although the plots of the three individual segments were not the best work of Futurama, they were each considered to have "killer" comedy.[4]
- ^ Pratt, Douglas. Doug Pratt's DVD: Movies, Television, Music, Art, Adult, and More!. p. 474.
- ^ "Veep guest stars in TV cartoon". USA Today. 2000-05-22. Retrieved 2007-06-26.
- ^ Gord Lacey (2005-05-11). "Futurama — Do the Robot Dance!". TV.com. Archived from the original on 2009-06-17. Retrieved 2007-06-26.
- ^ Iverson, Dan (2006-07-07). "Top 25 Futurama Episodes". IGN.com. Archived from the original on 6 July 2007. Retrieved 2007-06-25.
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Baltimore County government this week unveiled a little hometown pride — and its sports preference — when it turned Towson's Historic Courthouse signature dome purple on Friday, Jan. 6.
County officials said the gesture is meant to support the Baltimore Ravens march to this year's Super Bowl, and also make it clear that the county considers the Ravens its team because of the franchise's headquarters in the county.
"We are very proud that the Ravens corporate headquarters are located in Owings Mills," said Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz in a press release about the courthouse tribute. "While we are delighted to share 'our' team with the entire region, we take special pride in knowing that the Ravens call Baltimore County home."
Kamenetz offered praise and congratulations to Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, director of personnel Ozzie Newsome, Coach John Harbaugh and all of the Ravens' players for the squad's 12-4 regular season record and a first-round bye in the AFC playoffs — and he expressed confidence that the team will advance to Super Bowl XLVI, to be held February 5, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind.
"I know the best is yet to come," said Kamenetz. "Indianapolis, here we come."


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Spike Video Game Awards 2009
Spike TV hosted the 2009 Video Game Awards. The night was full of Celebs including Jake Gyllenhaal, Green Day, Jack Black, Snoop Dogg and Stevie Wonder. There was no real surprises but maybe all you MW2 fans might have something to say about it?
The winners were as follows-
Game Of The Year
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Studio Of The Year
Rocksteady Studios
Best Shooter
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Best RPG
Dragon Age: Origins
Best Fighting Game
Street Fighter IV
Best Individual Sports Game
UFC 2009 Undisputed
Best Handheld Game
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Best Graphics
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Best Game Based On A Movie Or TV Show
South Park Let's Go Tower Defence Play!
Best Music Game
The Beatles: Rock Band
Best Driving Game
Forza Motorsport 3
Best Action Adventure Game
Assassin's Creed 2
Best Team Sports Game
Best Soundtrack
DJ Hero
Best XBox 360 Game
Left 4 Dead 2
Best Wii Game
New Super Mario Bros.
Best PS3 Game
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Best PC Game
Dragon Age: Origins
Best Original Score
Halo 3: ODST
Best Multi-Player Game
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Best Performance By A Human Male
Hugh Jackman As Wolverine In X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition
Best Performance By A Human Female
Megan Fox As Mikaela Banes In Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen
Best Cast
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition
Best Voice
Jack Black As Eddie Riggs
Best Downloadable Game
Shadow Complex
Best DLC
Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad Of Gay Tony
Best Independent Game
Most Anticipated Game
God Of War III
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Moscow, September 20, 2011
Russia has agreed to develop an Iranian zinc deposit that is among the largest in the world in a deal involving an Iranian bank that faces international sanctions, the Russian business newspaper Kommersant reported on Tuesday.
The agreement to develop the Mehdiabad zinc and lead deposit was reached at a trade meeting on September 11 that brought Russia's Energy Minister Sergei Shmatko to Iran, Kommersant reported.
Citing a source close to the talks, it said the project's cost was estimated at $1 billion-$1.2 billion. Shmatko's office did not immediately comment on the report.
Kommersant said the deal, shepherded by powerful Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin, calls for a joint venture linking state conglomerate Russian Technologies with Iran's Saderat Bank, which faces US and UN sanctions.
The source said Iran was insisting on participation of the state-owned export-focused Saderat Bank, which was named in a 2008 UN Security Council resolution, approved by Russia, that tightened sanctions on Tehran for its nuclear activities.
The Security Council urged states to 'exercise vigilance' over the bank's activities abroad to avoid contributing to 'proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities, or to the development of nuclear weapon delivery systems.'
Two years earlier, the United States had barred the bank from any direct or indirect dealings with US institutions citing it as a 'significant facilitator' of the financial activities of the Islamist group Hezbollah.-Reuters


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... nice weather, sun another day of diving, and surprise!
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