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As a longtime advocate of DiGiCo tools and technology, NMR Staging & Events has employed its D5 consoles in corporate meetings, special events, and tradeshows around the country. With the release of the SD8, the New York-based production provider saw the opportunity to add another DiGiCo large frame console—packed with features at an incredible price point—to its inventory. Having the ability to integrate with its DiGiRack, as well as its Ethersound networking system, was a boon for NMR, and critical for the types of intricate A/V productions where copious routing is often required.
"NMR uses Ethersound in all of our sound systems," explained Lou Castellucci, FOH Engineer and Director of Audio Services. "Ethersound, being an open third-party network, allows us to integrate Ethersound with many of our other audio partners. This is especially important with our partnership with NEXO. All of our NEXO audio systems are equipped with ES4-NXtension cards in our NX242 processors and NX104 cards in our NEXO 4x1 and 4x4 NXAmplifiers. This is also true with our DiGiCo DiGiRacks. Each DiGiRack has an 8x8 Ethersound module, so no matter what size show it might be—whether it's two speakers on pole mounts for a few dozen people or a full-blown line array system for thousands—the audio snake and drive system is fully digital using the DiGiCo MADI BNC snake system and the Ethersound network to drive the amps and processors over Cat5E. Ethersound also allows us to have monitoring, routing and control of the DiGiCo Ethersound modules and all of the NEXO amps and processors at front of house."
NMR recently finished two large, and very different, shows utilizing both consoles in different roles. "The Ethersound capability of the DiGiCo consoles was a significant part of each production," said Castellucci, "and with the simple change of a few cards in the DiGiRack, we were able to handle each of these events seamlessly."
For the first production, a large, distinguished service award event, Castellucci specified the D5 at FOH paired with a MADIbridge interface and DiGiRack, along with the SD8 at monitor world manned by engineer Eric Dodson. "We paired the D5 with a 56-channel DiGiCo MADI recording computer. Using an RME MADIBridge, we were able to take the MADI split in the shared DigiRack to feed the MADIBridge and then split it to the SD8 and to the recording computer. The Ethersound capability of the DiGiCo consoles became the most important part of the system. With multiple DiGiRacks and multiple Ethersound Cards, we were able to network eight mixes of monitors and eight sends from FOH on the Ethersound network the NEXO amp racks, and we were able to monitor the entire audio system at either FOH or monitors and control and route each send from either console on the network. It was very impressive to have that much control over the entire network, not to mention how simple the setup was with only having to use CAT5E for the entire drive system. The system worked flawlessly."
The second show was a national meeting in Las Vegas. For this production, the SD8 served as FOH console. "With the simple change of a few cards in the DiGiRack, we were able to handle multiple AES inputs and outputs for video inputs and recording, as well as the analog and Ethersound channels we had for the monitor system the week before. Again the console performed as well as expected."
With its newest addition already assimilated into NMR's busy schedule, Castellucci was nothing short of blown away. "There is no question what sets the SD8 apart from the competition is overall sound quality and streamlined console packaging for the cost. To be able to have a floating point console with this many inputs and mix busses at this price point is outstanding, and the multiband compressors were a nice addition to the SD line, as well. For most productions, the SD8 is all you will ever need. You still have the availability of two full-size DiGiRacks and 60 mono or stereo input channels, and with up to 67 output busses, the SD8 can handle a serious show."
Another important factor in choosing the SD8 was ease of use. "All of the engineers that used this console found it extremely easy to use and have had no issues moving from an analog console or another digital board to the SD8, or the D5 for that matter—and that is critical that a guest engineer can walk up to the SD8 console and feel comfortable mixing right out the gate. DiGiCo has made scalability and sound quality seamless between all frame sizes of consoles. I can use the same DiGiRacks for my D series consoles as my SD series consoles and can expect the equivalent sound quality between the SD7, 8, or 9. Whereas with other manufacturers you lose pre-amp quality or other major software or hardware differences in the console line, DiGiCo consoles stay the same."
Castellucci says customers really do hear the DiGiCo difference. "We hear it all the time, how natural the system sounds when DiGiCo's are on the show instead of other consoles. And as a company, DiGiCo has been unbelievably supportive of their products, which is why we enjoy working with them. No matter how small the question might be they are always there to speak with engineers, and the DiGiCo training seminars are very helpful when we first purchased our consoles. Hopefully in the near future, we will be replacing the smaller consoles we have from other manufacturers with SD9's—which are perfect for smaller shows that need an even smaller footprint than the SD8."

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President Niels-Erik Andreasen presented a board briefing on Tuesday, March 5, from Newbold Auditorium in Buller Hall.
The first item on the board's agenda was voting new appointments and changes in rank/position (see complete list at the end of this report). President Andreasen highlighted two significant leadership changes. Robert Benjamin is the new director of the Office of International Student Services & Programs. He replaces Najeeb Nakhle, who recently retired. Silmara Ferreira has joined International Student Services & Programs as associate director. Jiří Moskala was voted as the new dean of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, following the decision of the current dean, Denis Fortin, to return to a full-time teaching position. Moskala has been at the Seminary since 1996, and currently serves as chair of the Department of Old Testament and professor of Old Testament exegesis and theology. The appointment is effective July 1, 2013.
Andreasen shared an update on the new Campus Master Plan, which is being prepared by students and faculty in the School of Architecture, Art & Design. The plan will guide campus growth for the next couple of decades.
Andrea Luxton, provost, presented a summary of the report the University prepared for the focused group visit from the Higher Learning Commission. The report mainly focused on outcome assessment and the integration of Griggs University.
David Faehner, vice president for University Advancement, updated the board on development projects, specifically the proposed Health & Wellness Center. This initiative is still in the fundraising stage with commitments at approximately $10 million with an estimated total cost of $15 million. Andreasen reported that a building plan is not ready yet, but the University feels strongly that this project will be appealing to future students.
Larry Schalk, vice president for Financial Administration, reported on this year's financial operations. The budget is behind by $1.25 million. The shortfall is attributed in part to falling tuition revenue in the undergraduate student population and an increase in electricity costs.
The 2013–14 operating budget and the capital expenditure budget of $3.5 million were approved. According to Andreasen, "The big ticket capital items include $1.25 million for the Science Complex, and upgrading the bathrooms in the old section of Lamson Hall at about $650,000."
The Compensation Committee reported approving a 1.4% remuneration increase with the concept of increasing it to 2% if revenue allows and as determined by the October 2013 Board meeting.
A report from the Academic Subcommittee introduced a number of changes in degree terminology. The BA and BS in General Studies will become a BA or BS in Liberal Arts. The MS in Nutrition & Wellness and the MS in Math and Science will be discontinued. Effective with the 2013–14 academic year, an online MPH in Public Health will be offered. The board also voted to change the name of the Department of Nutrition & Wellness to the Department of Public Health & Wellness.
The board approved a plan for Andrews University to take out a refinanced loan for Timber Ridge, a government-subsidized and University-owned retirement home. The move will save Andrews and Timber Ridge approximately $100,000 per year in interest.
The board also approved the Institute for Church Ministry's administrative move from the Seminary to the Center for Youth Evangelism, and voted an additional $24,000 allocation to the Center of Adventist Research for digitizing materials.
The final board action was approval of a plan for the University to support the Oronoko Township water and sewer project with a $500,000 commitment payable over the next 40 years.
Staff Appointments
Robert Benjamin, director, Office of International Student Services & Programs; Rachel Boothby, enrollment coordinator for the STEM Division, College of Arts & Sciences; Annette Moon, financial services manager, School of Distance Education; Charles Stark, publications & communication specialist, Office of Academic Records
Faculty Appointments
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
Jiří Moskala, dean; John Peckham, associate professor of theology and Christian philosophy
School of Education
Jay Brand, professor of leadership
School of Health Professions
Erica Baker, assistant professor of nutrition; Jasel McCoy, associate professor/director of Fitness & Exercise Studies; Lauren-Shylene Toscano, assistant professor of nursing; Lori Walton, professor/research coordinator, Physical Therapy.
Change in Position
Silmara Ferreira, associate director, Office of International Student Services & Programs; Jason Kidder, retail sous chef, Office of Dining Services
Promotion in Rank
College of Arts & Sciences
Ivan Davis, associate professor; Ante Jeroncic, associate professor; Asta LaBianca, assistant professor; Marcella Myers, full professor; Monique Pittman, full professor; Tiffany Summerscales, continuous appointment
School of Business Administration
Ann Gibson, professor emerita
School of Education
Robson Marinho, continuous appointment
School of Health Professions
Emmanuel Rudatsikira, full professor
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
Darius Jankiewicz, full professor; Trevor O'Reggio, full professor; Henry Peter Swanson, associate professor
Center for Adventist Research
Merlin Burt, full professor
Joseph Warren, 36 years of service, Department of English; Judith Nelson, 26 years of service, James White Library; Najeeb Nahkle, 20 years of service, Office of International Student Services; Eva Michel, 1 year of service, Griggs University


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I prepped slayer wand for a halfling fighter. Its' a great early game build. I even saved my DP.
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Hmm... Where would you put silver and gold challenges on your scale. I'd say silver with hard and gold between hard and vicious, although the difficulties vary quite dramatically on some of these.
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Hi all!
Below you can see all details of my 2-hours 2-dollar project 'DramArduino'.
It's simple and very handy DRAM chip tester. It works with 4164 and 41256 IC's.
Testing is not too fast but acceptable - 4 different passes are performed in about 80 seconds total.
Results are 100% reliable only if the test FAILS - you can throw away the chip without fear.
If the test passes, this doesn't certainly mean that it will work in Oric, because as you know Oric's are very 'sensitive' to DRAM.
Actually this was my goal exactly - to sort out the working chips from about 200 before I'm get bored .
Working with the tool is easy: place the chip in the ZIF socket, press small reset button, wait until GREEN LED blinks,
if it remains permanently on - chip is OK, if the chip is bad - RED LED lights.
If USB is connected, status is reported in your serial console. This helped me to detect some 'lazy' chips - they failed in
different, on every next test, growing addresses but when they become 'hot' test passes always.
IIRC such fail to boot Oric was reported somewhere in this forum...
Attached are 'schematic', source code and pictures - do with them what you want .
DRAMARDUINO - Dram tester with Arduino
This is the right place to discuss on how to implement hardware vsync, adding a VIA or AY chipset, puting multiple roms, or how to design a new flash expansion card.
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DUBLIN, Ohio, 2 July 2013—OCLC recognized several librarians for innovation and creativity during the OCLC President's Luncheon, July 1, at the 2013 ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
The OCLC cooperative invests in programs that advance librarianship and recognizes that librarians must continue to develop their skills and knowledge to meet the challenges of a demanding library environment in a rapidly changing information age. Through a series of annual awards, scholarships and fellowships, the cooperative provides financial support for those beginning their library careers and for established library leaders who excel in their profession.
Sandy Yee, Chair, OCLC Board of Trustees, and Dean, Wayne State University Libraries and School of Library and Information Science, announced the following 2013 awards and recognized the award recipients:
- OCLC/LITA Minority Scholarship in Library and Information Technology
Lisa Lynn Tyler, University of Washington
- Margaret Mann Citation
Judith A. Kuhagen, Senior Cataloging Policy Specialist, Library of Congress (retired)
- John Ames Humphry/OCLC Forest Press Award for International Librarianship
Susan Schnuer, Associate Director, Mortenson Center for International Library Programs and Assistant Professor of Library Administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- American Library Association's Melvil Dewey Medal
Beacher J.E. Wiggins, Director, Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access, Library of Congress
- Virginia Boucher—OCLC Distinguished ILL Librarian
Collette Mak, Head, Resource Access and Delivery, University of Notre Dame
- Frederick G. Kilgour Award for Research in Library and Information Technology
Barbara Tillett, Chair, Joint Steering Committee for RDA
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Iraqi security forces backed by Shi'ite militias on Sunday broke the two-month siege of Amerli by Islamic State militants and entered the northern town, officials said.
The mayor of Amerli and army officers said troops backed by militias defeated fighters from the Islamic State (IS) to the east of the town. Fighting continued to the north of Amerli in several villages.
"Security forces and militia fighters are inside Amerli now after breaking the siege and that will definitely relieve the suffering of residents," said Adel al-Bayati, mayor of Amerli.
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My grand Father (Frank William GUMBRELL) was English. He had a son (Paul) born in Calais (France 1929) and actualy the french Gumbrell'tree count 5 family.
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Is the flapper era back in? According to Madonna it is. Getting this 1920s to 1930s style is a little bit harder than it looks. Fingerwaves were a common part of the flapper style as can be especially seen on the right side of Madonna's hair. Decades ago getting fingerwaves was a long process involving gel and a hooded dryer but now a very similar look can be achieved with a flat iron. It is important that a one inch beveled edged flat iron is used. Taking a thin vertical section of hair insert the flat iron vertically. Clamp it down on hair and turn it halfway. Let it sit on hair for about 5-10 seconds. Then slide the flat iron down the same strand of hair a couple inches while still keeping the flat iron clamped. Now turn the flat iron halfway in the opposite direction. Continue this process all the way down to the ends of the hair shaft and repeat throughout the hair wherever the fingerwaves are desired. It is very important to use a firmer holding hairspray to lock this style in so that it does not fall out as the night goes on. A little bit of teasing can be done on that front piece like Madonna's to give some height there.Read more


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Kevin Trudeau's The Weight Loss Cure They Don't Want You to Know About You About starts with a bold promise that may or may not be true...
"You are about to discover one of the greatest medical discoveries of all time relating to the condition called obesity. The root cause of obesity and weight gain has been discovered, studied, and cured....
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Most diet and exercise programs cause you to lose water, structural fat and muscle instead of these secure fat deposits because people with excessive weight issues tend to share three similarities:
You suffer a low metabolism. This means your body simply does not burn the food you eat as fuel as efficiently as someone operating with a higher metabolism. Naturally thin people burn calories and food quickly. Overweight individuals do not. To cure obesity, the challenge of operating with a low metabolism must be solved and the original british weight loss cure does exactly that. You are often hungry. A heavy person is physically more hungry than a naturally thin person. This is a real physiological response to the body requiring more fuel because of the increased size of their bodies. This is not a mental or psychological issue. It is a real physical issue that is addressed by the weight loss cure. You often eat when not hungry. Compulsive eating, emotional eating and unnatural food cravings all fall into this category. This is a physical response that must also be addressed and Dr. Simeon's weight loss cure protocol also addresses this issue. Using the Weight Loss Cure Protocol, all of these issues are addressed and handled easily. You can expect to lose an average of one pound per day without feeling hungry. You will lose fat from the problem areas like your hips, thighs, and buttocks without having to exercise. You will see your body transformed and reshaped as if you had undergone liposuction.
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42 U.S. Code § 1395w–2 - Intermediate sanctions for providers or suppliers of clinical diagnostic laboratory tests
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(a) If the Secretary determines that any provider or clinical laboratory approved for participation under this subchapter no longer substantially meets the conditions of participation or for coverage specified under this subchapter with respect to the provision of clinical diagnostic laboratory tests under this part, the Secretary may (for a period not to exceed one year) impose intermediate sanctions developed pursuant to subsection (b) of this section, in lieu of terminating immediately the provider agreement or cancelling immediately approval of the clinical laboratory.
(1) The Secretary shall develop and implement—
(A) a range of intermediate sanctions to apply to providers or clinical laboratories under the conditions described in subsection (a), and
(A) The intermediate sanctions developed under paragraph (1) shall include—
(ii) civil money penalties in an amount not to exceed $10,000 for each day of substantial noncompliance,
(iii) payment for the costs of onsite monitoring by an agency responsible for conducting surveys, and
(iv) suspension of all or part of the payments to which a provider or clinical laboratory would otherwise be entitled under this subchapter with respect to clinical diagnostic laboratory tests furnished on or after the date on which the Secretary determines that intermediate sanctions should be imposed pursuant to subsection (a) of this section.
(3) The Secretary shall develop and implement specific procedures with respect to when and how each of the intermediate sanctions developed under paragraph (1) is to be applied, the amounts of any penalties, and the severity of each of these penalties. Such procedures shall be designed so as to minimize the time between identification of violations and imposition of these sanctions and shall provide for the imposition of incrementally more severe penalties for repeated or uncorrected deficiencies.
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title XVIII, § 1846, as added Pub. L. 100–203, title IV, § 4064(d)(1),Dec. 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 1330–111; amended Pub. L. 100–360, title II, § 203(e)(4), title IV, § 411(g)(3)(G),July 1, 1988, 102 Stat. 725, 784; Pub. L. 100–485, title VI, § 608(d)(22)(C),Oct. 13, 1988, 102 Stat. 2421; Pub. L. 101–234, title II, § 201(a),Dec. 13, 1989, 103 Stat. 1981; Pub. L. 101–508, title IV, § 4154(e)(2),Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 1388–86.)
1990—Pub. L. 101–508substituted "providers or suppliers of" for "providers of" in section catchline.
1989—Pub. L. 101–234repealed Pub. L. 100–360, § 203(e)(4), and provided that the provisions of law amended or repealed by such section are restored or revived as if such section had not been enacted, see 1988 Amendment notes below.
1988—Pub. L. 100–360, § 203(e)(4)(A), inserted "and for qualified home intravenous drug therapy providers" at end of section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(i)(I), as amended by Pub. L. 100–485, substituted "approved" for "certified".
Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(i)(II), inserted "or for coverage" after "conditions of participation".
Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(i)(III), which directed amendment of subsec. (a) by substituting "terminating immediately the provider agreement or cancelling immediately approval of the clinical laboratory" for "cancelling immediately the certification of the provider or clinical laboratory", was executed by making the substitution for "canceling immediately the certification of the provider or clinical laboratory" to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Pub. L. 100–360, § 203(e)(4)(B), inserted "or that a qualified home intravenous drug therapy provider that is certified for participation under this subchapter no longer substantially meets the requirements of section 1395x (jj)(3) of this title" after "under this part".
Subsec. (b)(1)(A). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(ii), struck out "certified" before "clinical laboratories".
Subsec. (b)(2)(A). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(iv), inserted at end "The provisions of section 1320a–7a of this title (other than subsections (a) and (b)) shall apply to a civil money penalty under clause (ii) in the same manner as such provisions apply to a penalty or proceeding under section 1320a–7a (a) of this title."
Subsec. (b)(2)(A)(ii). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(iii), substituted "civil money penalties in an amount not to exceed $10,000 for each day of substantial noncompliance" for "civil fines and penalties".
Subsec. (b)(2)(A)(iii). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(v), struck out "certification" before "surveys".
Subsec. (b)(2)(A)(iv). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(ii), (vi), struck out "certified" before "clinical laboratory" and substituted "furnished on or after the date on" for "provided on or after the date in".
Pub. L. 100–360, § 203(e)(4)(C), inserted "or home intravenous drug therapy services" after "clinical diagnostic laboratory tests".
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 100–360, § 411(g)(3)(G)(vii), substituted "any penalties" for "any fines" and "severe penalties" for "severe fines".
Effective Date of 1990 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 101–508effective as if included in the enactment of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1989, Pub. L. 101–239, see section 4154(e)(5) ofPub. L. 101–508, set out as a note under section 1395l of this title.
Effective Date of 1989 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 101–234effective Jan. 1, 1990, see section 201(c) ofPub. L. 101–234, set out as a note under section 1320a–7a of this title.
Effective Date of 1988 Amendments
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–485effective as if included in the enactment of the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988, Pub. L. 100–360, see section 608(g)(1) ofPub. L. 100–485, set out as a note under section 704 of this title.
Amendment by section 203(e)(4) ofPub. L. 100–360applicable to items and services furnished on or after Jan. 1, 1990, see section 203(g) ofPub. L. 100–360, set out as a note under section 1320c–3 of this title.
Except as specifically provided in section 411 ofPub. L. 100–360, amendment by section 411(g)(3)(G) ofPub. L. 100–360, as it relates to a provision in the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987, Pub. L. 100–203, effective as if included in the enactment of that provision in Pub. L. 100–203, see section 411(a) ofPub. L. 100–360, set out as a Reference to OBRA; Effective Date note under section 106 of Title 1, General Provisions.
Effective Date
Pub. L. 100–203, title IV, § 4064(d)(2),Dec. 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 1330–111, provided that: "The amendment made by paragraph (1) [enacting this section] shall become effective on January 1, 1990."
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Between 1958 and 1962, the Three Sounds were one of the most prolific artists on Blue Note, recording over ten albums worth of material during those four years. During all that time, the group never changed their style much, concentrating on lightly swinging, lightly soulful mainstream jazz that balanced jazz and pop standards with bluesy originals. As time progressed, they veered closer to soul-jazz, but each of their records sounded quite similiar and were equally satisfying. Black Orchid, their last album for Blue Note in the early '60s (they would rejoin the label in another four years), was no exception to the rule. It displays their knack for deftly swinging uptempo numbers, light blues and sensitive standards. If anything, it swings a little harder and is a little more soulful than some of its predecessors. Again, the very fact that the music is instantly enjoyable and accessible makes some jazz critics write the Three Sounds off, but Gene Harris, Andrew Simpkins and Bill Dowdy are genuine stylists with prodigious technique. It's difficult to make music this consistently enjoyable, and the Three Sounds illustrate that they have the knack once again on Black Orchid. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine


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From Barcelona to Jeju: 2012 Congress shall be even better
30 November 2009 | News story
IUCN is striving to make the 2012 World Conservation Congress the best Congress ever. The IUCN Management fully agrees with the findings and recommendations of the external Evaluation of the Barcelona World Conservation Congress and has set up an action plan to address each one.
Both the IUCN Council and the Secretariat have started the process to address each of the 13 recommendations made by the external evaluation company, Universalia, to further improve the Congress. With the selection of Jeju, Republic of Korea, as the Host City for the 2012 Congress, the preparations for the world's largest and most important conservation event are now taking off.
I am very pleased that almost 4000 participants of the Barcelona Congress have taken the time to share their experiences at the 2008 Congress and given us valuable recommendations to make the next Congress an even better experience for the participants, says Enrique Lahmann, Director of the Constituency Support Group. IUCN has set up a permanent Congress Unit that will be working on this.
To address the issues raised by the evaluation, IUCN has already completed a consultation process with IUCN Council members to identify objectives for the 2012 Congress and has carried out a preliminary analysis of voting and motions sponsorship patterns at the Barcelona Congress.


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One of the best surfaces to indulge your kids' creativity lies right beneath their feet — their floor, of course! Perfect for short-term use (change them out as your kids grow and develop new interests) and for renters (add color without touching a paintbrush), rugs are the perfect way to add some color and personality to a room. Here are ten fun rugs to enliven any kids' space.
1. This cheerful rug from Rosenberry Rooms gives a playful spin on geography.
2. A horizontal dollhouse! I love the idea of kids being able to spread out with their characters and inhabit different rooms; from RugSmart.
3. Just because it's frigid outside doesn't mean things can't be blooming inside — I picture all sorts of animals frolicking on this rug from Wayfair.
4. It's Coney Island! On a rug! There's so much to see in this busy, busy depiction of one of the coolest places around; from amazon.com.
5. I love the simplicity of the creatures in this animal rug from Target.
6. This hopscotch rug from CB2 rocks — revive a favorite outdoor pastime, anytime!
7. Everything is so orderly in this tiny town rug from Schoolhouse Outfitters.
8. Let your little ones escape into the woodland with this forest rug from Ikea.
9. Explore the deep with this ocean rug from selectrugs.com.
10. Your little one will become familiar with numbers and letters with this Back to School rug from Rosenberry Rooms.
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Moira Hahn, like many consumers, always took it for granted that businesses wanted as much of her personal information as they could get.
She didn't really start thinking about how such practices could come back to bite her until she became one of the millions of Target customers recently warned that her sensitive data could be in the hands of hackers.
Credit and debit card numbers of as many as 110 million Target shoppers, along with their names, addresses and other info, were jeopardized after the company's databases were accessed after Thanksgiving by identity thieves.
So it was with a considerably bruised sense of privacy that Hahn, 57, of Long Beach, was asked by a Rite Aid drugstore the other day to part with her name, address and other info if she wanted to pay a reasonable price for cold medicine.
"I'm furious," she told me. "I don't want these corporations tracking me, mining my data and leaking my information all over the universe."
Rite Aid is by no means alone in trying to collect reams of information about its customers. Almost all businesses and organizations have similar practices.
They often combine their own databases with information purchased from so-called data brokers to amass detailed files on people that can be used for marketing purposes or possibly sold to other companies for their own solicitations.
I wrote on Tuesday about the need to make credit and debit cards more secure. It's similarly clear that strong rules should be enacted for collection and use of people's personal data.
"Businesses aren't protecting information the way it needs to be protected," said Stan Stahl, president of the Los Angeles branch of the Information Systems Security Assn., a tech-security trade group.
He said a benefit of such extensive — and intrusive — information-gathering is that businesses have a better sense of what specific customers may want. He said his wife is glad to receive coupons for Pavilions supermarket based on her past shopping trips.
"On the downside," Stahl said, "companies are collecting more information than they need. This is information that they may not even use now but will instead maybe use at some point down the road. It's too much."
That's the thing: How much is enough? Obviously businesses require certain information from customers to process non-cash transactions.
But when even the most routine retail experience turns into a data grab, consumers have every reason to wonder why so much information is being sought — and how it's going to be used.
Ashley Flower, a Rite Aid spokeswoman, said the company seeks the name, mailing address, email address and phone number of people enrolling in the company's rewards program to contact customers "who are open to receiving communication from us."
Ah, but are they? It seems fair to assume that no one would willingly part with their personal info if they weren't being offered something attractive in return — in this case, a discounted price for everyday purchases.
You could say that no one forces people to join rewards programs, so people like Hahn have no right to complain. But the upshot is that people who care about their privacy end up paying higher prices than people who don't.
That's a form of retail extortion: Cough up your confidential info or pay more money.
I asked Flower why Rite Aid doesn't just offer lower prices to everyone. Clearly the company isn't losing money even with the discounted prices.
Flower said Rite Aid's wellness+ program, like all such rewards plans, is designed to get people to shop more at the company's stores.
"Customer participation in the program is required to allow us to identify their spending and reward them for their business," she said. "Requiring the card to enjoy our discounted prices allows us to ensure customers are using their card with every transaction in order to fully realize their earned rewards."
Did you catch that bit about "identify their spending"? That's data gathering. And that's valuable.
That other bit about "requiring the card to enjoy our discounted prices" ensures that Rite Aid will be able to look over your shoulder any time you buy something.
I recently opened my first Apple account so I could access the company's App Store. I was astonished that a condition of my signing up for a purely digital relationship was to give Apple my home address.
Does Apple need it for me to download apps? Of course not. Does it want my home address so it can know much more about me than I'd care to impart? Big time.
The company's privacy policy says: "Apple and its affiliates may share this personal information with each other." It also says that what I give them may be combined with data from other sources "to provide and improve our products, services, content and advertising."
That's not evil. Nor is it unusual. But it's too much.
Cold case
Speaking of information gone astray, Richard Rorex's wife died of cardiac arrest at St. Mary Medical Center in Apple Valley in September. Two months later, she received a letter from the hospital requesting a donation.
"That was just cold," Rorex, 77, told me. "They should have known that she wasn't going to respond."
Earlier this month, a grieving father in Illinois received a letter from OfficeMax addressed to his name, plus "daughter killed in car crash."
Mistakes happen. But when data mining results in such offensive marketing pitches, it seems clear that the system is broken.
"We absolutely apologize," Randy Bevilacqua, a spokesman for St. Mary Medical Center, said after being informed of the fundraising letter sent to a dead patient. "That shouldn't happen, obviously."
But it does. And it's wrong.
David Lazarus' column runs Tuesdays and Fridays. He also can be seen daily on KTLA-TV Channel 5 and followed on Twitter @Davidlaz. Send your tips or feedback to email@example.com.


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Once Upon a Time: "In the Name of the Brother"
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Definitely a bridge episode.
This show gets more tropey every week. "In the Name of the Brother" opens where "The Outsider left off" – Hook shot Belle, and the forward momentum propelled her over the town line and now she has AMNESIA.
As a side note, but I cannot understand a single fucking word Hook is saying. The Charmings keep Rstilts from killing him, however, because what would the newly amnesiac Belle say if she knew what he was really doing? Like Emma says, "It makes a bad first impression." I would amend that and say, "unless you're into that sort of thing." That's not the important thing here, though. The important thing is that the guy who hit Hook is a stranger to Storybrooke, which means that the town's protective enchantments are dissolving. We finally have our impetus to get everyone back to the fairy tale land, bad CGI and all. The town ambulance (didn't know they had one) arrives and takes the strange driver to the hospital, where Whale is holed up in his office with a drink and a sad look on his face. He seems oblivious to the pages sent over the speakers, and I hope he isn't going to get too drunk because he might have to do surgery.
In another room of Storybrooke General, Gold gives the sleeping Belle a kiss, but she still doesn't remember him. Guess true love doesn't cure this curse. He later returns with Chip, the cup that Belle broke when she stayed with him at the castle, which he has enchanted so that she can remember who she is. But, seeing him as a creepy old guy, she throws the cup away.
I'm pretty sad because Belle and R-stilts had a great thing going up until this point. It's like the writers knew they were more interesting than Snow and James and had to "restore balance to the force". I can apply that to this show now since Disney bought Star Wars and can use the movies' iconic music as ringtones to announce plot points. Later, Henry will point out that other stories not in his book might appear in Storybrooke too and the door is opened for a "Once Upon a Time: Star Wars" episode.
In yet another room, Emma has Hook strapped down to a hospital bed. I would question the ethics of any hospital workers who let Emma and Gold behave so, but then I remember they are also fairy tale characters and are therefore not bound by the rules of this world. Emma presses Hook for Cora's whereabouts; he doesn't know where she is, but he certainly knows where he wants to stick his dick. To quote the Doc: "Does Hook… does Hook have a dildo hand?" I'm guessing yes, or he stumbled upon a porn store off-camera and acquired one recently. Emma's not up for banter, because she has common sense, and instead chooses to threaten him. She points out that Hook is now in an extremely compromising position – he's strapped to a bed, and an angry R-stilts is on the rampage. Yeah, I wouldn't want to be in his boots either.
Hey! The stranger is the sweetheart from Can't Hardly Wait! I love that guy! I feel the hole in my heart created by Sidney's absence slowly starting to fill.
This episode is swiftly turning into "Deliverance". While everyone worries over what Cora and Regina could be up to, blood is swiftly filling the chest cavity of the stranger. The question: do they let him die of his wounds or make Whale honor his hypothetical Hippocratic oath? After a quick conference in a room where they could easily be locked in, they send Whale off to do the surgery. Snow is the only one who notices how drunk he is. James takes it upon himself to talk to the drunken Whale and remind him of the stakes. (Dibs on that for a bar name.) Instead of listening to James's speech about responsibility Whale bails on doing the surgery, ditching his doctor's jacket and his pager. Yeah, I generally make it a point to not listen to James too.
Using her super sniffer, Red picks up his trail and finds him just as he's about to commit suicide. She catches him just as he steps into the air… guess Disney doesn't own Les Mis yet. Whale opens up to Red, dwelling on his past mistakes. He thinks that saving people involves a karmic exchange rate – he can save one life but it will cost another. Red manages to turn that brooding toward something positive, and he agrees to return to the hospital and save the stranger's life.
Whale does the surgery and the stranger is fine. Emma goes in to talk to him (alone, because that's the normal thing to do). The guy didn't see anything since he was texting while driving, so he's free to leave and pursue a life of religious fulfillment. But wait, he was lying. As soon as he's alone he calls his wife, the conversation ominously beginning: "You won't believe what I saw."
Wow. There is just a lot of plot happening in this episode. So while everyone is feeling relieved that the stranger is okay, R-stilts and Cora have a secret summit. She brings a peace offering of a super trippy looking lamp which has the ability to find Baelfire in exchange for R-stilts letting Regina go… I'm sorry, I have to stop the review. None of this makes any goddamn sense. R-stilts son is on his way to Storybrooke, probably. We don't know where Regina is, but we know that R-stilts doesn't have her. This entire scene was just put in so that we can establish they won't fight each other at any point in the near future. Instead, they might end up boning. Waste of a scene and talent. ::drops mic::
Later, Cora goes through Regina's things at her house. At the same time, Henry is walking through a cemetery toward the crypt where Regina keeps all her hearts. Great parenting all around. It turns out that Regina is hiding in the crypt, and she lets Henry into her hidey hole. Oh wait, not Henry. It's Cora doing her neat shape-shifting trick. Guess even Emma isn't that bad of a parent. They have a tearful reunion and head back to town so Regina can clear her name. Cora, sensing that things are getting desperate, waves parental ownership of Henry in Regina's face. She knows exactly which buttons to push: she promises that together they can get Henry back for Regina, and thus escapes the wrath of the town and gets her daughter back.
Part of the episode was spent giving the backstory of Dr. Whale, who is better known as Doctor Frankenstein. We learn that Whale is a dick because his father is a dick, and he had a swell older brother named Gerhardt. Instead of recognizing Viktor's amazing scientific talents, the elder Frankenstein gets him a commission in the army. There's also some dither over a watch that belonged to their mother that's supposed to symbolize Whale's daddy issues. Oh my God, do not care. Just make Rene from "True Blood" and August W. Booth show up already.
Without his father's financial backing, Whale will have to close up shop. He is packing up his laboratory when he is visited by Rstilts in full Dark One mode. Why is he in color and the rest of the scene in black and white? I don't understand the artistic significance of that choice. R-stilts gives Whale a heap of gold to continue his experiments in return for Whale's knowledge. Later, Whale's brother is killed when he tries to stop Whale from graverobbing. Whale attempts to resurrect Gerhardt, but fails miserably. His father comes down into the lab at the most inopportune moment, catching Whale as he pulls the sheet over his brother. He proceeds to be a huge asshole. I have nothing further to say about this. None of this explains why Whale is wearing guyliner in the flashbacks. Is it just so we can really tell when he cries?
Whale continues to experiment on his brother's body, and when R-stilts stops in to check on his investment Whale explains that his brother's heart couldn't withstand the electricity necessary to bring him back to life. R-stilts offers to bring him other hearts, ones that can withstand the electricity. We all know where this is going – it's how Whale was introduced as a fairy tale character last Halloween. When Whale returns with a magic heart, we see the aftereffects of the heart transplant. Gerhardt is now a monster, as their less-than-compassionate father points out, and acts like one by killing their father. He does show remorse, though, which means he's probably not completely monstrous. In the cell where they keep him, Gerhardt recognizes his brother and practically begs to be shot. Viktor doesn't give up so easily: he vows to find a way to full restore his brother's humanity.
And now, the important point of the episode. It better be, since I sat through forty-odd minutes to reach this point. The globe Cora gave to R-stilts shows where Baelfire is: NYC. Gold calls in his favor with Emma: he wants her to road trip with him to find his son. As insurance for Belle's safekeeping, he says he'll kill everyone if she's not alive when they get back.
(That was supposed to be a picture of Emma looking excited about something, but that picture apparently does not exist anywhere.)
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- Washington Wine Country: The state has over 400 wineries that flow across five regions, the majority of which are situated in the central and south-central regions of Washington. The Columbia River, Walla Walla and Yakima regions are becoming increasingly popular for their releases, and visitors can visit a number of the wineries located in these areas for tours and tastings.
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Dr. Dienstag's research efforts have focused on antiviral therapy for chronic viral hepatitis. He has participated in clinical trials of all the major antiviral therapies for chronic hepatitis B and C, beginning with interferon monotherapy and culminating for hepatitis B in nucleoside analogs and for hepatitis C in pegylated interferon plus the nucleoside analog ribavirin. Between 2000 and 2010, he was the clinical center site-PI of a national, NIDDK-supported trial of maintenance antiviral therapy for patients refractory to treatment for chronic hepatitis C, the Hepatitis C Antiviral Long-term Treatment against Cirrhosis (HALT-C) Trial. Since 2003, he has been studying novel polymerase and protease inhibitors for hepatitis C. Currently, he is a coinvestigator in the NIDDK-supported Harvard Medical School Hepatitis B Clinical Research Network – Clinical Center. In addition, he is chairman of the Harvard Medical School Catalyst Human Research Center Advisory Committee (Clinical Translational Science Center).
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1. Di Bisceglie AM, Shiffman ML, Everson GT, Lindsay KL, Everhart JE, Wright EC, Lee WM, Lok AS, Bonkovsky HL, Morgan TR, Ghany MG, Morishima C, Snow KK, Dienstag JL, HALT-C Trial Investigators. Prolonged therapy of advanced chronic hepatitis C with low dose peginterferon. N Engl J Med 2008;359:2429-2441. [PMID 19052125]
2. Lok AS, Seeff LB, Morgan TR, Di Bisceglie AM, Sterling RK, Curto TM, Everson GT, Lindsay KL, Lee WM, Bonkovsky HL, Dienstag JL, Ghany MG, Morishima C, Goodman ZD, HALT-C Trial Group. Incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma and associated risk factors in hepatitis C-related advanced liver disease. Gastroenterology 2009; 136:138-148. [PMID 18848939]
3. Fontana RJ, Bonkovsky HL, Naishadham D, Dienstag JL, Sterling RK, Lok ASF, Su GL, HALT-C Trial Group. Serum fibrosis marker levels decrease after successful antiviral treatment in chronic hepatitis C patients with advanced fibrosis. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol 2009;7:219-226. [PMID 19068241]
4. Goodman ZD, Stoddard AM, Bonkovsky HL, Fontana RJ, Ghany MG, Morgan TR, Wright EC, Brunt EM, Kleiner DE, Shiffman ML, Everson GT, Lindsay KL, Dienstag JL, Morishima C, HALT-C Trial Group. Fibrosis progression in chronic hepatitis C: Morphometric image analysis in the HALT-C Trial. Hepatology 2009;50:1738-1749. [PMID 19824074]
5. Shiffman ML, Morishima C, Dienstag JL, Lindsay KL, Hoefs JC, Lee WM, Wright EC, Naishadham D, Everson GT, Lok AS, Di Bisceglie AM, Bonkovsky HL, Ghany MG, HALT-C Trial Group. Effect of HCV RNA suppression during peginterferon alfa-2a maintenance therapy on clinical outcomes in the HALT-C Trial. Gastroenterology 2009;137:1986-1994. [PMID 19747918]
6. Ghany MG, Lok ASF, Everhart JE, Everson GT, Lee WM, Curto TM, Wright EC, Stoddard AM, Sterling RK, Di Bisceglie AM, Bonkovsky HL, Morishima C, Morgan TR, Dienstag JL, HALT-C Trial Group. Predicting clinical and histological outcomes based on standard laboratory tests in advanced chronic hepatitis C. Gastroenterology 2010; 138:136-146. [PMID 19766643]
7. Corey KE, Servoss JC, Casson DR, Kim AY, Robbins GK, Franzini J, Twitchell K, Loomis SC, Abraczinskas DR, Terella AM, Dienstag JL, Chung RT. Pilot study of postexposure prophylaxis for hepatitis C virus in healthcare workers. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol 2009; 30:1000-1005. [PMID 19743901]
8. Everhart JE, Wright EC, Goodman ZD, Dienstag JL, Hoefs JC, Kleiner DE, Ghany MG, Mills AS, Nash SR, Govindarajan S, Rogers TE, Greenson JK, Brunt EM, Bonkovsky HL, Morishima C, Litman HJ, HALT-C Trial Group. Prognostic value of Ishak fibrosis stage: Findings from the Hepatitis C Antiviral Long-term against Cirrhosis Trial. Hepatology 2010; 51:585-594. [PMID 20101752]
9. Lok AS, Sterling RK, Everhart JE, Wright EC, Hoefs JC, Di Bisceglie AM, Timothy R. Morgan TR, Kim H-Y, Lee WM, Bonkovsky HL, Dienstag JL, HALT-C Trial Group. Des-gamma-carboxy prothrombin and alpha fetoprotein as biomarkers for the early detection of hepatocellular carcinoma: Results of the HALT-C Trial. Gastroenterology 2010; 138:493-502. [PMID 19852963]
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Click "Format" bar and choose "Common Video" > "H.264 Video (*.mp4)" as the output format. You could choose other format according to you own needs.
If you like, you can click "Setting" option to adjust profile parameters, such as video bitrate, frame rate, audio channels, etc to get a specific video for yourself.
Step 4: Start the conversion.
After finishing all the settings, you can click the "Convert" button to begin converting iTunes video files to MP4.
It would take as long as the source movie length for the whole DRM video to InnoTab 3/InnoTab 2 conversion process since Pavtube ChewTune records DRM videos in 1:1 video and audio quality.
How to transfer the output videos to InnoTab 3/InnoTab 2?
Connect InnoTab 3/InnoTab 2 to computer, copy the file over to the MOVIE folder located in the LLN folder on your VTech InnoTab 3/InnoTab 2's memeory card. Once completed, just open the build-in video player app on your VTech InnoTab 3/InnoTab 2, and tap the movie to play it.
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Put DVD, Blu-ray and MKV/AVI/Tivo/MPG video to Nexus 6
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Description: With the Nexus 6 to be put onto the market in hand, you need a professional all-in-one Blu-ray/DVD and video converter to achieve the powerful function of the smartphone. The article gives you detailed guide for you to transfer Blu-ray/DVD and MKV/AVI/Tivo/MPG video to Google Nexus 6 for smoothly playback.
If you are a Google smartphone fan, there is good news that it is a probability and chances that Google may schedule the Nexus 6 release date in the second quarter of 2014, instead of 3rd quarter. The nexus series is affordable solution for those, who want to buy high-end smartphone at low or appropriate prices.
Reasons to own Nexus 6
Tre octa-core, 2.4Ghz+ processor
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Finger print and other security display
Health, atmosphere and thermo senor
64GB and 128GB memory versions
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Low device price is Google's unique signature for its Nexus line for products and even amidst reports that the 2014 batch will be the last; the tradition is only seen to continue. No doubt, main selling point for the Nexus 4 and 5 is the solid tag price and fans would expect the same form the new Google Nexus 6. Google is expected to flex its might to ensure that starting price of the Nexus 6 on release date is not too far from the familiar $300 for the basic 16GB model.
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Click "Load File" to load Blu-ray/DVD and video source. The Nexus 6 converter could convert Blu-ray, DVD and video to almost all popular and hot video and audio formats like AVI, MP4, WMV, FLV, RMVB, MPEG, 3GP, MKV, MP3, ACC, etc.
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To convert Blu-ray/DVD and all kinds of video for Nexus 6, click the "Format" list to check all the profiles. This Blu-ray/DVD and video to Nexus 6 Converter integrates various presets for different devices; click "Android" on the left column to find MP4 presets for Nexus 4 (This is also suitable for Nexus 6).
Click "Settings" to change the video encoder, resolution, frame rate, etc. as you like. Keep in mind that bitrate higher result in big file size, and lower visible quality loss, and vice versa.
Step 3: Start converting Blu-ray/DVD and video for Nexus 6
Click the red "Convert" to start converting Blu-ray/DVD and video to Google Nexus 6.
Wait for a few moments, and you can click "Open output folder" to locate the converted video quickly. Now you can transfer videos to your Nexus 6 for entertainment.
Useful Tips:
1. When converting Blu-ray and DVD movies, in order to save time and storage, you could choose the "Directly Copy" profile to backup only movie content without extras.
2. When converting videos, you can edit these videos before conversion by clicking the pencil-like icon on the top. Trim function helps you select wanted part to rip or convert at will and leave out unwanted in saved file. Crop function enables you to cut off the blacks bars and unwanted area of the source video easily. It also supports merge multiple videos clips into one file, split one large file into smaller pieces, add watermark, etc.
3. When converting Tivo videos, do not forget enter put the Media Access Key.
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Play MVI/MKV/AVI/TiVo/VOB/MTS/MPG on Galaxy NotePro 12.2
Convert/Transfer MVI/MKV/AVI/TiVo/VOB/MTS/MPG to SamSung Galaxy NotePro 12.2
Description: With the video to Galaxy NotePro 12.2 converter, play videos in the format of MVI, MKV, AVI, Tivo, VOB, MTS, MPG, etc on SamSung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 would be a piece of cake.
SamSung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 is one of the biggest gadgets of 2014. The Galaxy NotePro 12.2 has won a lot of fans. Equipped with powerful processor, 12.2-inch screen size bundled with an S Pen. Enjoying a stunning viewing experience with SamSung's design legacy will be impressive enough. Have you been of the fans of it like me?
Before purchasing it, I want to make sure if it is strong enough to play all my Tivo recordings and other format videos. Then searched the best video formats supported by Galaxy NotePro 12.2, I found it only support video format MP4, DivX, Xvid, WMV, H.264, H.263; audio format MP3, WAV, eAAC+, FLAC. It seems a little pity to give up such wonderful tablet due to it can not play videos in the format like MVI, MKV, AVI, TiVo, VOB, MTS, MPG, etc. My friend told me that there are some third-party software could achieve this.
After searched online and tested some conversion software, I finally chose Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate. This app offer an easy way to transcode virtually all video and audio types, Tivo recording, etc and Blu-ray, DVD to desired video/audio format for portable devices. Below are the specific steps when I use it to complete the conversion. It is so easy.
Step 1: Install this video to Galaxy NotePro ultimate converter; add the videos to it.
Click the "Add Video" icon to import videos to the program and you could view it in the preview window if you load them successfully.
Step 2: Choose the output format.
Click the "Format" bar and there are many device and format choice for you. For Galaxy NotePro 12.2, the "SamSung Galaxy Note (*.mp4)" profile under "SamSung" is the most suitable one.
Step 3: Start Conversion
The last thing you need to do is click the "Convert" button to start the conversion and just wait patiently for it to complete the conversion automatically.
Transfer media (music, video, photo) files to Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2
Some important tips forget to tell you:
1. This videos to Galaxy NotePro ultimate converter has Mac version as well.
2. When first loading Tivo video to the program, remember to enter put the Media Access Key.
3. If you want to crop the commercial advertisements or black bar in your videos, the "Edit" function could help you. It also supports to add subtitles.
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Convert, Transfer DVD movie to Galaxy NotePro 12.2 with subtitles
Can I move Argo (Blu-ray) movie to Galaxy NotePro 12.2
Download DVD ISO/IFO image files to Galaxy NotePro 12.2 for viewing
Convert "Iron Man 3" Blu-ray discs, DVDs and 1080P videos to Galaxy NotePro 12.2
Transfer HD Videos and Movies to SamSung Galaxy NotePro 12.2
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'More of Our Parts," described as "6 New Plays About Disability in 70 Minutes," perfectly fulfills the mission of its producing company, Theater Breaking Through Barriers.
Known for its integration of able-bodied performers and those with disabilities, the groundbreaking off-Broadway troupe pointedly doesn't traffic in political correctness. This entertaining evening of newly commissioned one-acts by such well-known playwrights as Neil LaBute and A.R. Gurney notably lacks a shred of preachiness.
That's especially true of Bruce Graham's "The Ahhh Factor," in which a director and screenwriter argue over a nude scene for their film's deaf female star, with the director horrified by the prospect of "blatantly showing impaired nudity." Their freewheeling debate — which includes references to Hattie McDaniel, Harold Russell (a veteran who lost his hands in WWII, then won an Oscar for "The Best Years of Our Lives") and Dickens' Tiny Tim — hilariously encapsulates prejudicial attitudes toward the disabled while lampooning Hollywood in the process.
Gurney gives us another standout with "The Interview," in which a father is aghast to learn that his teenage son didn't reference his partial deafness during a college admissions interview. The young man's stubborn refusal to trade on his disability — "I don't want to be a special case," he insists — is both touchingly and amusingly rendered.
LaBute's typically pungent "The Wager" concerns a boorish yuppie who horrifies his girlfriend when he responds to a black, wheelchair-bound beggar's request for money by offering a deal: If the beggar can't correctly guess which hand is holding the bills, he'll receive a punch instead of the cash that will enable him to "buy a chicken wing at KFC or a slice of watermelon." The encounter ends with a narrative twist that upends everything we've seen.
The disparate plays deal with their themes in both direct and oblique fashion.
In Jeffrey Sweet's moving "A Little Family Time," a famed author is forced to confront his Down syndrome-afflicted son who he has long neglected.
More whimsical are Bekah Brunstetter's "After Breakfast, Maybe," in which a physically disabled young woman (the terrific Shannon DeVido) confesses her plan to "take over the world" to her mother over a breakfast of blueberry pancakes, and Samuel D. Hunter's "Geese," about a wheelchair-bound woman (DeVido, again) who tries to prevent a young worker from capturing the birds that have overrun their city park.
Well-acted by the ensemble and briskly staged by Patricia Birch ("Grease") and the company's artistic director, Ike Schambelan, among others, the evening easily adds up to more than the sum of its "Parts."


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|Posted: 12/21/11
TAMIU's 'Reading the Globe'
Bound for Chile
Back row, left to right: Daniel Villalobos, Margaret Medellin, Katherine Garza, Joseph Dilworth, Alejandra Ortiz-Caballero.
Not pictured, Uriel Dominguez.
While in Chile, the students will visit the orphanage that was the setting for the book. In Santiago, they will attend a series of academic lectures. They will also visit Pablo Neruda's house, attend lectures at the University of Bio Bio in Concepcíon, learn about Chilean culture, social reality, international relations, history and economics and stay with host families.
Conchita Hickey, TAMIU executive director of TAMIU's University College, said the trip is designed to highlight the realities of Chilean life.
"Chile is one of South America's most vibrant and stable economies and is a founding member of the United Nations. Many consider it a leader among Latin American countries in income per capita and globalization, but there is high economic inequality – which figured prominently in 'Santiago's Children.' The country is also fascinating for its indigenous culture and history, especially that of the Mapuche Indians, so we are looking forward to an enlightening trip," Hickey said.
As part of their pre-trip planning, TAMIU students followed up on author Reifenberg's October visit to Laredo with a Skype session. They have also met with TAMIU students or faculty members from Chile.
Students participating in the study-travel project are: Judith Abrego, Carolina Atilano, Alejandra Ortiz-Caballero, Joseph Dilworth, Uriel Domínguez, Sabrina Espinoza, Lisa Estrada, Selina Fuentes, Katherine Garza, José Jacobo, Leslie Martínez, Margaret Medellín, Francisco Palacios, Norma Nuñez and Daniel Villalobos.
In addition to their studies and visits, the students will also be involved in various volunteer service activities.
This is the fourth TAMIU student group in the "Reading the Globe" program. Previous study-travel sites have included Poland, Ghana and Cambodia.
Student impressions and a gallery of previous trips is available on the University's web site at www.tamiu.edu/spotlight
For more information, contact Hickey at 326.2801, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit offices in the University Success Center, Suite 223.
University offices will close for the holidays Thursday, Dec. 22 and reopen Monday, Jan. 2, 2012.
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October 29, 1944 - December 5, 2012
Newburgh, NY
Dominick Orsino of Newburgh, an Orange County Jail Administrator for Orange County Sheriff's Office, passed away on December 5, 2012 at Westchester Medical Center. He was 68.
The son the late Dominick and Margaret Hollenbeck Orsino, Dominick was born on October 29, 1944 in Newburgh. He was the First Jail Administrator in New York State to achieve ACA Accreditation, he was an ACA auditor and distinguished lead accreditation auditor. He was very respected by all.
Dominick served two tours of duty in Vietnam for the United States Navy.
Dominick worked for the Orange County Sheriff's office from 1970-1977. In 1977 he joined the New York State Department of Corrections where he served until 2003, when he retired as a Deputy Superintendent. In 2003 he joined the Orange County Sheriff's Office as the Correctional Administrator.
Dominick was a dedicated son, husband, father, uncle and grandfather as well as dedicated to his profession.
He is survived by his wife, Barbara A. DiCesare Orsino; his daughter, Carlen Orsino Macchiarolo and her husband, Mark; his son, Stephen Orsino; granddaughter, Saige Macchiarolo; his brother, Gordon Orsino and his wife, Theresa; sister in-law, Barbara Connelly Orsino; brother-in-law, Frank DiCesare and his wife, Margaret; sister-in-law, Gina DiCesare Sloat and her husband, Brian; mother-in-law, Eleanor DiCesare. He will be sadly missed by his niece's Jennifer, Rachel and Gia; his nephews: Matthew and his wife, Kristine, Michael, Frank, Christopher, Joshua, and Ryan. Dominick is predeceased by one brother, Edmond Orsino.
Visitation will be on Sunday, December 9 from 3 to 7 p.m. at Hudson Valley Funeral Home, 239 Quassaick Avenue (Route 94), New Windsor. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Monday, December 10, at St. Joseph's Church, 4 St. Joseph's Place, New Windsor; Dennis Dinan officiating. Burial will follow in Orange County Veteran's Memorial Cemetery Goshen.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Dominick's memory to the Diabetes and Leukemia Foundation.
Funeral arrangements are under the care of Anthony V. Cracolici of the Hudson Valley Funeral Home Inc.


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Thy Word Is a Lamp Unto My Feet!
All athletes are disciplined in their training. They do it to win a prize that will fade away, but we do it for an eternal prize. So I run with purpose in every step. I am not just shadowboxing. I discipline my body like an athlete, training it to do what it should. Otherwise, I fear that after preaching to others I myself might be disqualified – 1 Corinthians 9:25-27


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Polygon publisher Vox Media raises $40m
Digital content publisher Vox Media has raised another $40m in its second round of funding.
An SEC filing reveals the total, which matches the amount raised in Vox's first push for funding. The firm owns video game website Polygon, tech site The Verge, and sports site SB Nation.
CEO Jim Bankoff explains to AllThingsD that the company is on track" to make a profit in 2013, and told Ad Age that it will invest in additional video content for Polygon and The Verge.
"[Expect] more video product from us, better video product and more widely distributed," Bankoff said.
Part of the model here at Vox is building a media company that's equal parts magazine and news publisher and equal parts video producer and publisher. We are seeking to create an experience that feels as much like TV programming as magazine publishing."
Bankoff added that the company has no plans to go public at this time.