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After a double-dose of "New Girl" delayed the premiere by a week, "Raising Hope" finally returned to the air, and it brought along a star family for the event. Melanie Griffith was on-hand as Sabrina's self-absorbed mother Tamra, while Griffith's real-life mother, Tippi Hedren, played her character's mother.
The gang was gathered at Sabrina's grandmother's (Hedren) house for her funeral service. Her being dead didn't deny viewers the chance to see the mother and daughter actresses share some screen time. Grandma had filmed her will, and in it she had some choice words for her daughter Tamra.
"You're a spoiled brat, with no respect for marriage or money and, because of that ... you get nothing," she said. And then, knowing that Tamra would say, "I hate you," the recorded Hedren said it right back. She certainly knew her daughter.
She donated all of her money to a charity to get rid of charities, and then surprised everyone by leaving her house to Sabrina. There was one caveat, though. Sabrina had to be engaged to move in. By the end of the episode, Jimmy managed to give a sincere enough proposal that the two are now properly engaged. Now they just have to figure out how to keep Virginia and Burt from moving in with them.
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For those who are expecting or have a child up to 12 months of age, the Spencer County Extension Office is hosting the annual Community Baby Shower Thursday, October 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Extension office located at 100 Oak Tree Way. Lunch will be served and attendees will have the opportunity to win a number of door prizes. Attendees must register by 11:15 a.m. to be eligible for door prizes.
Early last week, retired Kentucky State Police Detective Claude Owen entered his name as a write-in candidate for the position of Spencer County Judge Executive. Owen is currently the third candidate running for the position as Republican John Riley and Democrat Ronald "Woodie" Cheek are already on the ballot for the November 4 election.
Owen said that his candidacy isn't meant to demean the other two candidates, but is meant to give the voters of Spencer County another choice in the November election.
The Mt. Eden Fire Department Board of Trustees Building Committee approved several recommendations to the full board last week, after detailed discussions involving the status of the land formally containing the department's primary fire station.
Prior to the meeting, Fire Department representative Larry McClain said that the majority of debris from the burned station had been cleaned off of the concrete foundation and the department was looking to move forward with a new building for the site.
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India in a Box is a pre-packaged business management solution that is based on industry standard Microsoft Dynamics NAV. It enables Japanese companies to seamlessly extend their IT systems to their subsidiaries in India – within 8 weeks. This solution is built on a robust ERP solution with the aid of proprietary tools and methodologies developed by Infosys experts.
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Dell announced Monday it will acquire Quest Software, a database and IT management software vendor, for $2.4 billion.
Quest sells software that allows enterprises to administer databases and servers, back up and recover information and manage identities across multiple applications.
Under the terms of the deal, expected to close sometime in the third quarter of this year, Dell will pay $28 a share for Quest. The acquisition has been approved by both companies' board of directors, but is subject to regulatory approvals and a Quest shareholder vote.
"The addition of Quest will enable Dell to deliver more competitive server, storage, networking and end-user computing solutions and services to customers," John Swainson, president of the Dell Software Group, said in a press release.
Quest Software sells a broad range of enterprise applications, which include database and server management, virtualization services, and identity management software. As part of Dell's recently formed Software Group, Quest's technology will provide a good base of software on which to expand, in the areas of systems management, security, data protection and workspace management, Swainson said on a conference call with reporters on Monday.
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Ron Paul supporters chase Sean Hannity through the streets of New Hampshire, shouting taunts like "We're great Americans, and you're not!!!" Amazing. I kind of wish the New Republican Revolution was a touch less frat boy and a touch more punk rock, but what can you do? Maybe next time this happens, someone will set the clip to Gang of Four, and I'll at least be able to pretend.
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GamersBliss.com's Gamer Girl of the Month for May is cosplayer, Jessi aka Chiibusa. She has over 10 years of cosplay expereince. Jessi is a huge fun of both Pokemon and Salor Moon. Read her interview and view her photos below!
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I'm a 23 year old Australian with type 1 diabetes. I am is set to marry a Canadian and move to Alberta. have taken a long, long time to come to terms with the disease and to undertake the responsibility for caring for myself. Consequently, when I set up home here permanently, I don't want to lose ground. So I am hoping for the names of some specialists here in Calgary, or organizations or support groups based here, or anything that might help me in moving my condition and starting my new life on the best possible foot.
I think that you might start by asking your fiancee to find out exactly how you enroll in the Canadian Medical System so that you are assured of supplies. At the same time, I would contact The Canadian Diabetes Association, 15 Toronto St, Suite 1001, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5C 2E3. Tel 416-363-3373 or Fax 416-363-3393 to tell you if they have a sub-office in Calgary that could in turn help you to get in touch with a local support group.
It would help, too, if your present doctor would write briefly to your new one.
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It's been a while since release of GOLD2 in January 2017. Apollo Team has been working hard on different topics in parallel to bring Amiga users a great experience with their current and future Vampire accelerators. Let's sum up a bit what are working on and what is coming next.
GOLD2.7 – « The number after the point » release
Since GOLD2, lot of work has been made on the 68080 core. Even if we released an experimental and interim build called GOLD2.5 which added support for SDNet and library for developers, core part was still GOLD2.
Right now, Apollo Team is working quite hard on testing GOLD2.7 core which will be a major update since GOLD2. The number is small but the changes are big :
AMMX2 : AMMX has been improved with a full new set of vector instructions
Full rewrite of the RTG graphics driver, optimized to get benefits from the AMMX2 instruction set
Added FastIDE functionnality (to speed up IDE)
Added hardware sprites support
Dedicated Kickstart module handles AMMX context switching on the fly
Added MapROM functionnality (brings EmuTOS/FreeMint/AROS for example)
Added hybrid software/hardware FPU (with help of FEMU)
Added HyperThreading support
Added Bn register (E0 to E23: Data registers, fully 64bits, accessibles by AMMX)
Added vampire.resource for developers
Added processor.resource for developers
Added BANK instruction
Speed up of memory clock frequency
MDMA (Magic DMA channels)
Scanline support for DigitalOut Lowres modes
GOLD2.7 will be the last core before the awaited GOLD3 core and will be released for Vampire 600 V2, Vampire 500 V2 and the upcoming Vampire V4.
GOLD3 – « Lady SAGA on stage »
In parallel to GOLD2.7, lot of efforts have been put into bringing AGA to the 68080 core. Testing methodicaly every single known AGA games to understand how they work and create SAGA as not only an AGA reimplementation but getting it to the next performance level takes a very very long time.
The beauty behind SAGA is the speed benefit brought by the FastRAM speed to ChipRAM. With GOLD3, any AGA screen is fast. Superfast Workbench in PAL feels like your Amiga was waiting for some new fresh air. GOLD3 removed the handbrake.
GOLD3 will also make life easier for everybody as you will be able to use a single digital cable for both AGA/RTG and audio.
The dream of bringing AGA to all OCS/ECS Amigas is being a reality with GOLD3. Remember when you were young how frustrated you were with your A500 when you couldn't run an AGA game that your friend with A1200 could ? This time will soon be over.
Vampire V4
Team work has the benefit to let us have several open tasks at the same time without having to finish them sequencially. Vampire V4 was designed silently by ceaich while work continued on the core side. Announced in August and still aiming for a general release in Q4'2017, the Vampire V4 will be a next step into the further development of a standalone product.
We were very impressed seeing how mainstream IT websites relayed the information. It means a lot for us and we are pretty confident that the product could bring old users back into the Amiga scene. That coverage has put a lot of pressure on our shoulders but is also very exciting as we are discovering new lands that were never explored until now.
HardOCP :
https://www.hardocp.com/news/2017/08/13 ... _late_2017
OSNews :
http://www.osnews.com/story/29949/Apoll ... _announced
TheRegister :
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/08/0 ... late_2017/
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http://hexus.net/tech/news/systems/1087 ... announced/
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https://tech.slashdot.org/story/17/08/1 ... -late-2017
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https://hothardware.com/news/apollo-tea ... ccelerator
IndieRetroNews :
http://www.indieretronews.com/2017/08/t ... -1200.html
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Mass production also started to bring as soon as possible cards for team members, in order to be able to polish core as much as possible for the initial release. A big stock of parts also arrived to fulfill first deliveries to resellers.
For the record, all details about the incoming product is still available at :
http://www.apollo-accelerators.com/file ... t_v1_5.pdf
Vampire 600 V2
As you might have read on his website, kipper2k decided some weeks ago to stop producing the Vampire 600 V2. We thank him for the good work he did with production during his presence. Without him project wouldn't have been such success.
After kippa left the team, we had to put on hold new V600 order acceptance until we got ready to take over his work. Majsta is catching up with this and an announce will soon be made once he's ready to launch a new batch of Vampire 600 V2 cards.
What's next ?
Amiga32 is clearly a deadline for us and so we are pushing hard to bring things together and show our work in late October at the meeting. Some team members living near will be there attending the event and able to show off all our goodies. We are all looking forward for this great event
Exciting times ahead in Amiga-land !
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Welcome to the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board OYAP web site. Here you will find more specific information about OYAP in your school and how to get involved. Feel free to contact us (905-527-5092 ext 2631 fax 905-521-2516) for any other questions you may have about this program. The menu above will provide general information about OYAP and the left side menu includes specific details for OYAP in our region.
What is the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP)?
The Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) is a School to Work program that opens the door for students to explore and work in apprenticeship occupations starting in Grade 11 or Grade 12 through the Cooperative Education program. Students have an opportunity to become registered apprentices and work towards becoming certified journeypersons in a skilled trade while completing their secondary school diplomas.


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Mrs. Gertrude Sooter, 80, Gravette, died Dec. 27 in Gravette Medical Center. Born Nov. 25, 1894, in Benton County, she was the daughter of John Solomon and Nellie Knott Cash and a member of United Methodist Church.
Survivors include two sons, the Rev. Rogers E. Sooter, Maywood, Calif., and Dr. Edwin Sooter, Richardson, Tex.; four daughters, Mrs. Homer Long and Miss Betty Sooter, Gravette, Mrs. Nadine Font, Ionia, Mich., and Mrs. Jane Reynolds, Lawson, Mo.; three brothers, Harlan Cash, Kansas City, Kan., Carson D. Cash, Philadelphia, Pa., and Lowell Cash, Gravette; four, sisters, Mrs. Hazel Rogers, Buffalo, Okla., Mrs. Orie Burrow, Van Buren, Mrs. Gladys Heirholzer, Banning, Calif., and Mrs. Vona Yeargin, Sacramento, Calif.; 16 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held today at 3 p.m. in Gravette United Methodist Church with the Rev. Sherman Waters officiating. Burial was in Bethel Cemetery under the direction of Callison-McKinney of Gravette.
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For music fans, the main way to avoid hefty TicketMaster or other fees is to purchase tickets directly from a venue. But it's not just fans that are buying tickets at the box office--its bands too.
As the New York Times recently reported, one Colorado band, the String Cheese Incident -- a jam band with a devoted granola-and-Birkenstock fan base -- has taken fee-avoidance on behalf of its fans to a new level and recently pulled off a massive crowdsourcing feat to help its fans avoid TicketMaster fees.
The band, which is headquartered in Colorado, rallied about 50 of its fans in Los Angeles to march over to the Greek Theater and buy tickets in person -- each person could buy eight tickets -- for an upcoming show. The group bought all 400 available tickets at $49.95 each and mailed them back to the band's office. String Cheese Incident is now selling them from its website -- at face value -- though with a shipping cost of $12 per order.
"We're scalping our own tickets at no service charge," Mike Luba, one of the group's managers, told the NYT. "It's ridiculous."
The band's tactics underscore the extreme lengths fans -- and some fan-friendly artists -- will go to get around ticket fees, which can add as much as 30 to 40 percent to the cost of a show, according to the NYT.
Much to fans' frustration, service fees and other vendor fees have just become part and parcel of concert going, bumping up the cost per ticket from a few bucks to almost $20.
Some venues have moved away from TicketMaster to other ticketing systems, such as the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Ga., but that doesn't necessarily mean lower fees. For example, a $72 ticket to see Nicki Minaj at the Fox this summer will cost another $14.25 in fees, according to the AJC.
While getting tickets at the box office can cut down on most fees, another way to save money is to just wait until the last minute. Buyers on ticket resale website StubHub.com reported that they paid 30 percent less in ticket costsby purchasing on the day of the event, than if they had purchased tickets one month prior.
Of course, String Cheese Incident is hardly the first band to sell tickets directly to their fans. The Grateful Dead sold tickets through mail order -- a practice that ended up becoming a time-honored ritual with fans decorating envelopes for their ticket orders.
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