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Anthony Baldwin was born Nov. 16, 1960, to the late Lois and Joseph Baldwin in Wayne County. He departed this earthly life Nov. 19, 2011, at Wayne Memorial Hospital.
He attended Wayne County Schools, and graduated from Goldsboro High School in 1979. He then earned his degree in criminal justice, and was employed with the Goldsboro Police Department as an investigator until he medically retired in 1990 due to his failing health.
Anthony was preceded in death by his parents, Lois and Joseph Baldwin; a brother, Gary Baldwin; and a mother-in-law, Ina McClarin.
He leaves to cherish his memories a dedicated and devoted wife, Velma Baldwin of the home; a daughter, Jennifer Braswell of Goldsboro; a grandson, Adrian DeAnthony Braswell of Goldsboro; two sisters, Gail Collins and Regina (Alonza) Holloway both of Goldsboro; five brothers, Donald Baldwin, Emerson (Diane) Baldwin of Maryland, Morris (Inez) Baldwin, Eric Baldwin and David Best; a foster brother, Wilton Raynor; two special nieces, Shamicula (Lamont) Thompson of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Kalia Taylor of Fayetteville; two special great-nephews, Abel and Titus Thompson of Fort Lauderdale; three brothers-in-law, Edward (Arlene) Taylor, James Taylor and Jacob (Beatrice) Taylor; two sisters-in-law, Janice (Gilbert) Owens and Ida (Raymond) Holland; six very special friends, Thomas Wilson, Sally and Dee Dee Artis, Eddie Thompson, Brady Thompson, and Donnie Thompson; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
A visitation will be held Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011, from 6 to 8 p.m. at E. M. Matthews Funeral Home.
A service of remembrance will be held Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, at 1 p.m. at Greenleaf Christian Church, 2110 N. William St., Goldsboro
Following the services in the sanctuary, Mr. Baldwin's delicate temple, along with his adored family, will be escorted to Baldwin Cemetery on Powell Road for interment rites.
Mr. Baldwin's earthen vessel is peacefully resting at E.M. Matthews Funeral Home, where the Baldwin and connected families are receiving prestigious service.
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My grandfather died a few weeks ago, so last week I flew up to Toledo to attend the service. Spent quite a lot of time with my cousin, who follows Italian Lemonade (shout out to Zach!). At one point over beer, he asked me for some good gialli to introduce himself to the genre.
And I blanked.
You see, there's a difference between the top gialli and the ones that you should use to introduce one to the genre. As brilliant as films like Perfume of the Lady in Black and So Sweet So Dead are, going into them blindly without any previous giallo experience would throw you for a loop.
So now I've searched my library, as well as other sources, and think I've found a few that would make great starts to the genre.
Criteria: They must be good films, of course. They must also fit the most basic requirements of a giallo (namely black trenchcoats, beautiful women in peril, a central mystery). And they must be available on Netflix, because I'm not gonna send anyone on a wild goose chase to introduce themselves to a genre. I've left out a few, even though they are indeed classics, because I feel you need to see other films in the genre first to understand how they transcend what else was out at the time.
Feel free to add a few in the comments as well.
So...here goes...
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage-Even though gialli existed before this film, this one really started the boom. This one established the formula and for the next four years gialli tried to replicate this film most of all.
Don't Torture a Duckling-Because Fulci needs to be seen, and I feel of his gialli, this is his most accessible (despite the hard-to-defend title). I've been trying to get my giallo-curious friends into it, and for a while it was even STREAMING on Netflix.
Black Belly of the Tarantula-A truly great giallo. Three Bond girls (I count Casino Royale, so bite me), an ingenious murder method, and a good mystery at the same time. Why isn't this on Blu Ray?
The Case of the Bloody Iris-This one does everything right, IMHO. It has Edwige Fenech, queen of the giallo. It also has that fantastic score by Bruno Nicolai. And the film itself is such a breeze that I find myself rewatching it at least once a year (and I'm not much of a repeat viewer).
Blood and Black Lace-Sure, this one is a bit slow moving, but it's one of the best uses of color in a horror film. That plus a salacious score (which later got re-used for A Dragonfly for Each Corpse).
Stagefright-80's giallo supreme! Pure fun. I hear Michele Soavi's back in the directors chair...can someone send him a copy of Orchid?
So, there's my list. I'm sure I'll come up with more later, but these are worthy intros. Put them on your Netflix queue. And thank me later.

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The Revell Citroen 2CV "Sauss Ente" in 1/24 scale from the plastic car models range accurately recreates the real life French car.
The 2CV was first presented to the public in 1948. With this puristic, economical small car that was easy to maintain and simple to operate, Citroën offered a robust mass-produced people's car that had suitably good suspension for use on the sparsely built up road network. From 1981, by which time the 2CV had long been a cult object, a two-colour version was launched, the red and black 2 CV 6 Charleston which, in September 1982, was followed by a yellow and black version, both equipped with an air-cooled, 29 hp, 0.6 litre, two-cylinder horizontally opposed engine. Like the original, the model kit offers chrome wheel hubs, the typical chrome head lamps, with a multi-part engine and naturally a movable bonnet.
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At the party Weevil is almost unrecognizable in his "costume" as he is greeting everyone that enters. Everyone at the party looks "normal" but it is obvious that no one is really comfortable in the clothing they are wearing. Wayne enters the room dressed like a vampire and introduces himself as Draconious Mundo. Lucy asks Dylan what he meant when he told her that the butterfly was actually from Wayne. Dylan explains that Wayne knew who she was and gave him the butterfly to give to her. As Dylan is talking to Lucy she notices that the tattoo she noticed on him is actually fake. Lucy suddenly sees Dylan as an immature high school kid and is furious. Lucy begins to feel paranoid as she wonders how Wayne was able to find her and how he knew her real name.
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The first service pack for Windows Vista is slated for release to manufacturing in the first quarter of 2008. The announcement was made via Microsoft's Windows Window Vista Blog by Nick White, a product manager at Microsoft. We got a chance to sit down with White to talk about SP1 (see interview below).
On the blog post, White made it a point to mention this service pack is quite different from other service packs offered for previous versions of Windows. Microsoft is taking full advantage of Windows Update to send improvements to Windows Vista customers rather than relying on one big service pack. That being said, the message for Windows Vista SP1 is don't expect new features, but some components do gain new functionality.
So, the biggest question is what will be in Windows Vista SP1? The first is quality improvements (security, reliability, and performance) including all previously released updates. Next, SP1 will include additional support for hardware and standards including an Extensible Firmware Interface (ESO) and an Extended File Allocation Table (exFAT). Probably, the biggest group to benefit from Windows Vista SP1 is administrators.
Benefits of SP1 for administrators include the ability to use BitLocker Drive Encryption to encrypt extra local volumes besides just the C drive. Disk DeFragmenter has been enhanced to allow administrators the ability to control which volume the program defragments. The Network Diagnostics tool has been expanded to help diagnose common file sharing problems and issues associated with printing to local printers from a Windows Terminal Services session. If you manage Group Policy, tools are being updated in SP1 to simplify policy management.
A beta of Windows Vista SP1 will be available "in the next few weeks," but only a small group of testers will be able to get their hands on it. Following the beta, a pre-release of SP1 will be available to MSDN and TechNet subscribers.
Read more from the Window Vista Blog and the Windows Vista SP1 white paper.
As you might expect, we had some questions for Nick White specifically around what the true benefits of this service pack are. Read our interview below and then check out my opinion.
Interview with Nick White, Microsoft Product Manager
What's the biggest feature users and admins will get out of the new service pack?
SP1's purpose is not primarily as a feature-delivery vehicle but as a way to improve the user experience and enhance it in some areas. In terms of the importance of what's included in SP1, it really depends on what matters to the particular user. If you're a mainstream consumer user with a laptop, you're likely to be most interested in the performance improvements included in SP1. Some of these include: optimization to improve power consumption when the display is not changing by managing the processor so it consumes less energy; single sign-on (SSO) for authenticated wired networks; and improvements in the method used to determine which network interface to use (e.g., should a laptop use wireless or wired networking when both are available).
On the other hand, security may be a greater concern, and numerous I.T. professionals and system administrators have provided ideas for enhancing the security advances fundamental to Windows Vista. Among these was the ability to extend BitLocker encryption beyond the bootable volume to other partitions on your hard disk, as made possible by SP1.
You can check out the white paper published today for details on system enhancements, improvements, and support for new standards enabled by SP1.
Do you think the practice of waiting for the first service pack when it comes to a Windows Deployment is outdated?
I would say that there's no longer a need to wait for release of a service pack when deploying Windows. This is mainly owed to the advent of Windows Update, via which we can broadly distribute critical and important system updates and driver updates without the need for customers to wait for a roll-up in a service pack. Additionally, we provide tools specifically designed to ease the Windows Vista deployment process in environments where risk and complexity are both increased, such as enterprises. So no, release of a service pack is no longer the milestone event that it used to be–users looking to deploy Windows Vista are best served by not making their deployment schedules contingent upon SP1 availability.
You mentioned in your blog entry that some updates are being pushed ahead of the service pack. What process do you use to determine which updates should wait versus being pushed out to the user base?
Basically, we listen to our customers in a variety of ways–by monitoring community discussions, analyzing data from our automated feedback collection systems, and poring over support call logs, among other ways–to determine what feedback needs to be addressed more immediately via channels like Windows Update, and what can be scheduled for a later release. Then, to make it easier for folks managing large Windows Vista deployments and those without fast (or any) Internet connectivity to apply updates en masse, we include the critical and important updates with the advances slated for the service pack and deploy them as a single package. The short way of saying that is that we listen to our customers and take what they have to say very seriously in trying to address their most immediate concerns earliest and as development schedules allow.
Brian's Opinion
I don't expect service packs to be what they once were now that Windows Vista is released. Microsoft is taking full advantage of Windows Update to push patches and enhancements. That's why I don't think Windows Vista SP1 will be one of those things folks will just have to get their hands on.
If you're an administrator, then you definitely have a lot more to look forward to when it comes to SP1. One thing that caught my eye was the additional ability in BitLocker to encrypt extra local volumes. Many enterprises still partition their workstations and laptops into a C and D drive. Since users are usually instructed to use the D drive to store their data, this means data was at risk if the enterprise also used BitLocker as a security measure, since D couldn't be previously encrypted.
Though it doesn't have a ton of new stuff in it, SP1 does help Microsoft in one significant way. Many enterprises make it a point not to roll out a new version of Windows until the first service pack is released. Therefore, SP1 may open the door for adoption of Windows Vista by more enterprises.


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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Oct. 26, 2012) - Idaho Natural Resources Corp. (the "Corporation") (NEX BOARD:IDN), announces today that it has been unsuccessful in all attempts to secure the necessary funding to close its proposed acquisition of a 10% working interest (the "Interest") in the Willow-Hamilton Development Area, incorporating the Willow and Hamilton gas and condensate fields. As a consequence, the company will forfeit the $75,000 earnest money payment made to the operator of the Idaho properties, under the terms of the Purchase and Sale Agreement ("The Agreement"), consummated on August 1, 2012. The Corporation currently has very limited cash resources and is considering all alternatives, including whether it is able to continue as a going concern. Further announcements will be made in due course once a definitive course of action has been determined.
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Weirdest drama of all time? New Japanese romantic comedy to be about a regular college girl who happens to have a horse's head
Many dramas have over-the-top characters and storylines, but this new series coming out of Japan may just be the craziest of all time. Titled Hashire! Sayuri chan, this new romantic comedy is about an everyday college girl and the relationships with certain boys she experiences along the way. Sounds just like your typical coming of age drama, except for the fact that the main character, Sayuri, is a girl whose father is a racehorse, so she just so happens to have a horse's head.
"The main character is Sayuri, who happens to look a little different because her father is a racehorse and her mother is human," according to the drama's official website. "Her head may be that of a horse, but other than that, she is a typical college girl."
Hashire! Sayuri chan, which translates to Run! Sayer, is a new web series produced by major network Nippon TV and Umabi, a popular horse racing site. With a total of four episodes, each around 13 minutes long, this series has already gotten viewers hooked after its recently streamed first episode. Despite having a horse's head, Sayuri interacts normally with her fellow students, who don't even seem to notice that she looks a little odd. She talks and walks like any young woman would, except she can do things like see 350 degrees around her. But of course, this doesn't freak anybody out. Why would it? She's just a typical college girl!
The reason Sayuri seems so comfortable with herself should probably be credited to her parents, who no doubt raised her to be proud of her unique heritage. But most of her education as a human being must have come from her human mother because her father, who I'm sure is a wonderful horse, can't speak any Japanese. When Sayuri's at home, her father just makes horse noises when he speaks, which makes you wonder how her mother understands anything that comes out of his mouth.
For those of you who are interested, or just plain curious, you can watch the drama at http://umabi.jp/joy/sayuri.
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I made this over a year ago, I have in that time lost all of the links for it. Will try to add them when I get a bit of time. I know the scan was from Minitokyo and the textures were from DA, however.
I made this for all of my Kingdom Hearts RP peeps. I miss you all loads and the adventures we had together. Such good times and loads of good memories from that RP. I learned so many valuable lessons in that RP, and I made friendships I won't ever forget. I hope one day we form some sort of new RP to get together on. Until then I will continue to hold Oblivion in my heart <3 Thank you all for being wonderful people, and I hope you too never forget the fun we had. I also hope you enjoy the wallpaper ;)


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Erin S. Inayoshi, 39, of Pearl City, a Home Depot electrical department employee, died in Pearl City. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Tani T., daughter Nicole T. "Niki," mother Sandy M. and sisters Jill C. Keanini and Jamie M. Moriguchi. Visitation: 5 p.m. Friday at Diamond Head Mortuary. Services: 6 p.m. Private inurnment. Casual attire. Online condolences: hawaiifuneralservices.com.
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Taylor Swift & Little Mix: BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards 2013
Taylor Swift stops to pose as she arrives at BBC Radio 1′s 2013 Teen Awards held at Wembley Arena on Sunday (November 3) in London, England.
The 23-year-old singer was joined on the red carpet by the girls of Little Mix.
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Little Mix is set to perform on the U.K. version of The X Factor that same night!
A few nights earlier, Taylor made a surprise appearance at her pal Ed Sheeran's sold-out show at Madison Square Garden Arena in New York City.
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Smokin' hot dress, Holly! Thanks so much for letting me 'virutally' join your celebration!ReplyDelete
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Way cool to watch! I got all choked up when the little one came up and hugged your leg. :) It's cool to finally hear how Shiraz talks too. Congrats!ReplyDelete
I'm watching you read an excerpt at your launch party.
Happy party!
You're signing copies now. Lots of camera flashes. :) I wish I could've been there. Seems like a lot of people turned up!
Thanks for hooking it up live! :D
HOLLY! What great news about the audiobook! I was just telling someone yesterday that The Secret Life of Bees is one of my favorite audiobooks because of the girl who reads it. So cool! You are amazing!ReplyDelete
WOW, it worked! Hooray! I'm so happy you all could join us! Now to sleep for three days... ;)ReplyDelete
Love your dress! The video made me feel like I was there. (What a good idea to stream the party!) Still wish I coulda been there to join you all. I'm proud of you, Holly.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry we missed you, Realm! We're pretty jazzed the stream worked - we just turned on the phone and hoped for the best! And very cool you all could see the announcement.
I messed something up when I updated with the announcement time stamp, so Shiraz is going to edit and repost just the announcement section. We did a sneak preview of the trailer, coming soon...!
Dude! Such cool news! A LOVE the idea of the time release goodness. So rad! Love that I get to watch even though the kiddo with the fever will not allow me to hang in person.
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The Rensselaer County Historical Society (RCHS) will debut a new exhibit, At the Corner of Second & State: Where Troy's History Intersects, on Monday, September 8th at 7 pm along with the companion exhibit, "Conserving the Welfare and Best Interests of our Depositors": The Troy Savings Bank.
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The Lovely Bones Gets a Rare Thumbs-Up From Harry Knowles
"LOVELY BONES will be one of the films of the year."
We suppose it makes sense for studios to give Ain't It Cool News's Harry Knowles, the Internet's easiest critic, an early look at geek-baiting stinkers like G.I. Joe, The Phantom Menace, and Watchmen, with the tacit understanding that he likes everything and will lavish them with barely intelligible raves — but why Peter Jackson's presumed Oscar contender, The Lovely Bones, one of this awards season's final remaining question marks that most assume will be pretty good? Harry's embargo-flouting Bones review went live last night and — surprise! — it's a barely intelligible rave!
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This is an incredibly lovely film. From the visuals to the performances to the story-telling and film work It all goes to capture a very powerful story in a way that makes you want to hug those close to you This is an incredibly powerful film, masterfully told and captured as only cinema in the hands of a consummate storyteller can tell it. LOVELY BONES will be one of the films of the year.
Way scarier than Knowles's subtle hinting that other critics might not be quite so kind to Bones ("I imagine that some of Peter's choices in adaptation could very well be hotly debated amongst readers of the book") is that Paramount was nervous enough about the film's critical prospects to give him first crack at it at all. Hold those Oscars!
Harry says that LOVELY BONES is a lovely brutal film! [Ain't It Cool News]
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When you think of Vantec, fans and fan controllers would probably could to mind. We should now add mouse pads to the list of products Vantec manufactures. Today we'll be looking at the first mouse surface Vantec has designed, the Spectrum Mouse Pad. This new offering from Vantec is no ordinary mousepad - it glows! (Okay, so the Spectrum name may have given that away...) Its a good looking pad, and it glows, but can it hold up to our performance tests against the current reigning champion - the XTrac Hammer? Only one way to find out, so let's get into it.
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Founded in 1994, Vantec is recognized as one of the premier thermal solutions leaders. We are devoted to manufacturing and developing total PC solutions for every computer user, from mainstream to enthusiast. Utilizing our technical expertise and innovative designs, we are constantly expanding our product line to offer advanced computer peripheral to meet the personal and industrial needs of modern computer users. Our primary goal is to create viable solutions to satisfy the consumer's needs. Offering complete and affordable ways to upgrade and maintain your personal computer, Vantec is a name you can trust for quality and reliability.
At Vantec, our mission is to produce the best thermal solutions on the market. Vantec produces quality products that help you keep your system cool. However, that is only the beginning. We produce two of the quietest power supplies on the market in our Stealth Power Supply and ION Power Supply. Our Multi-function Panel (NXP-101) and fan controllers (NXP-201 and NXP-205) give you a variety of options to monitor and control the temperature and noise of your computer. We also provide cold cathode lights in a myriad of colors, including UV, for you to light up your computer. And with our new Fan and Light controller (NXP-301 and NXP-305), you can control your fan speed and lights all with one convenient unit.
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Brad Pitt and Shia Labeouf spent an afternoon with soldiers in California last week (begs24Jun13) in preparation for their upcoming film Fury.
As research for the thriller, about the demise of the Third Reich during World War Two, the future co-stars met with members of the military and spent the night at the Fort Irwin National Training Center (NTC) in the Mojave Desert on Wednesday (26Jun13).
On Thursday (27Jun13) the celebrities teamed up with the Operations Group for some combat experience, and a spokesperson at the base says, "It was a unit-sponsored event with just a small group of soldiers in the field. They talked about the mission of the NTC, what those particular soldiers do and the soldiers' experience and background."
LaBeouf has posted several videos of their trip on his Twitter.com account, which feature the Transformers star in military fatigues examining the inner workers of a gun and exploring the insides of an army tank.


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ACFS mean Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System. This filesystem volume resides inside the ASM database and can be used to store database files but also any type of files with or without direct relation to the database.
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Re: Changing the roster for Avengers 2?
I like that idea. Primarily because it means many Avengers movies. But its a minimalist ideal when you think about it. They should really be striving to keep our main cast as long as possible (short of keeping them around with grey hair). The core four should hold out for at least a trilogy of Avengers and MCU phases.
Plus an Avengers without Iron Man/Hulk/Thor, while possible, seems to me... somewhat dull. Personal opinion of course.
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Re: Changing the roster for Avengers 2?
Do we need RDJ as Stark in the MCU? Or do we need Tony Stark in the MCU with or without RDJ?
It may seem trivial to ask these questions. But in a film series that is on its way to being 12 movies and counting, I think it's worth pondering what will keep us entertained, for how long it will keep us entertained, and what is essentially at the heart of that entertainment?
In my opinion, Robert Downey Jr. has done so much for this series, but if he is done after Avengers 2, I won't lose the slightest amount of hope or loyalty. By phase 3, it will be time to take the focus off of Stark. He was kind of the star of phase 1 (if you didn't notice) he was in 4/6 of the phase 1 films and his father was a big part of another. Phase 2 on the other hand, his shine will likely be dimmed a bit to allow the other characters to shine brighter. By phase 3, they can continue in this direction. And if they recast him, but put the focus on Iron Man instead of Tony Stark, I'd be totally fine with that.
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Re: Changing the roster for Avengers 2?
i want Tony Stark to be around in the marvel cinematic universe. but i truly doubt the ability of any actor to recreate, match, or outdo Robert Downey jr's performance as Stark.
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Re: Changing the roster for Avengers 2?
I think given the right actors/plots/dialogue, characters like She-Hulk, Captain Marvel/Carol, Luke Cage, Falcon, Black Panther, Vision, Wonder Man, Bucky/Cap, could all become big fan favorites.
(Also many of them would get their own solo films, and others would be introduced in previously established fan favorite characters like Bucky and Falcon in Captain America 2. Plus some could be introduced in 15 minute shorts before each Marvel film.)
But I do agree that there is a risk of audiences not connecting to the newer characters the same way.
My idea is a very basic blue print. I reasoned that an actor like Chris Evans probably wont want to become known for just Captain America, and once he has fulfilled his contract of doing 3 Avengers films, 3 solo Captain America films, and 3 cameos in other Marvel films, he would leave the role. Downey Jr. is already ready to leave Tony Stark behind, not sure if he will do 2 more Avengers films but probably will. And I am guessing most of the actors would do the same. That means by Avengers 4 would would have an entirely new cast of characters, unless some of them stuck around. Or maybe Marvel could save the contracted cameos for Avengers 4 so that Stark or Thor or Cap could pop up in Avenges 4 for a little.
but the basic idea of my... idea, is that to keep the crowds interested we slowly introduce new characters into the background of the Avengers and rotate them to the front when the originals leave the movie. Only when needed, if Thor plans to stay there is no reason to kick him out. But still bring in other Avengers like Namor or Valkyrie, or Giant Man and Spider-Woman. I am not saying my idea is perfect, really its just me trying to build the franchise I want the Avengers to be so that I could see other Avengers like Ant Man, Wasp, Yellow Jacket, Beast, Namor, Black Panther, Hercules, Wonder Man, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Luke Cage, Mockingbird, War Machine, etc, as Avengers, and not wanting the Avengers to end or relaunch after Avengers 3.
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I'm at a place where I don't want to think much about a different set of Avengers. I'm even somewhat skeptical to adding original Avengers to the roster becuase a movie can't do too many characters justice, but mainly I don't want to see an Avengers movie without the four big characters that currently are in it.
I'd have to be far more saturated with these characters before I think about others and the pace towards that is far slower than it would ever be in normal comics.
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River Oaks is located in a wooded area defined by the West Fork of the Trinity River, downstream from Lake Worth. The city, just under two square miles, five miles northwest of downtown, is located within Interstate Loop 820 around Fort Worth.
New construction is slim in the area, though there are developments just down Westworth Blvd./Alta Mere Dr. (Sam's Club, Wal-Mart, Half-Price Books) in the nearby Westworth/Ridgmar Mall area.
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What is Biomedical Engineering
What is Biomedical Engineering?
What is biomedical engineering? It's an exciting field that is concerned with the application of engineering and science methodologies, to the analysis of biological and physiological problems and to the delivery of health care. Biomedical engineering involves developing devices and procedures that solve medical and health-related problems by combining their knowledge of biology and medicine with engineering principles and practices. The biomedical engineer requires the analytical tools and broad physical knowledge of modern engineering and science, fundamental understanding of the biological or physiological system, and familiarity with recent technological breakthroughs.
What do Biomedical Engineers do?
Graduates in biomedical engineering work with medical scientists, to develop and evaluate systems and products such as artificial organs, prostheses (artificial devices that replace missing body parts), instrumentation, medical information systems, health management and care delivery systems using his/her knowledge of engineering to create new equipment or environments for such purposes as maximizing human performance, or providing non-invasive diagnostic tools.
The education experience is enriched through design courses where students work as teams to solve biomedical engineering problems and interact with local practicing physicians through internship opportunities. For students planning to attend medical school, this curriculum includes courses in the sciences that satisfy the entrance requirements of most medical schools with the selection of Organic Chemistry 2 and Biochemistry as technical electives.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of biomedical engineering jobs is projected to grow 23 percent from 2014 to 2024, much faster than the average for all occupations. Growing technology and its application to medical equipment and devices, along with an aging population, will increase demand for the work of biomedical engineers.
Why Biomedical Engineering at FIT?
- Small classes and a strong community of ambitious undergraduate & graduate students working together with the faculty & staff
- Opportunities to be involved in meaningful research projects working hand in hand with graduate students and faculty
- Opportunity to interact with local medical community and become engaged in high-level medical research or clinical immersion experience
- Working on Senior Year Design projects to build practical prototypes / devices in conjunction with Florida Tech faculty and practicing physicians
- BS, MS, and Ph.D. programs with pre-med, co-op, and fast track (combined BS and MS degree) options
- Balanced curriculum that prepares students for employment in industry, medical or graduate school, and lifelong learning
Premed and Biomedical Engineering
One of the major objectives of the BS in Biomedical Engineering is to prepare students with an interest in medical careers for medical school. Biomedical Engineering is one of many majors offered at Florida Tech that serve as preparation for further training in medical, veterinary, or allied health professions. Currently there are five other majors specifically designed for Florida Tech pre-medical students. The programs of study are biology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry, and molecular biology. Students interested in the Premed Program will be co-advised by Chair of Pre-Med Studies.
So what is biomedical engineering? It is a field of study that combines the love of science and engineering resulting in an exciting cutting-edge career.


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Ojibwe fishing quotas cut in half due to declines in walleye (January 29, 2013)
Fishing quotas have been cut in half for tribal and non-tribal fishermen in Minnesota due to declining runs of walleye. Treaty fishermen will be allocated 72,250 pounds of walleye from Mille Lacs Lake. Non-tribal fishermen will get 178,750 pounds. "The...
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Idle No More rally draws a crowd to Oklahoma State Capitol (January 29, 2013)
An Idle No More rally at the Oklahoma State Capitol drew about 200 participants, The Oklahoman reports. Attendees said they opposed the Keystone XL Pipeline, supported the Choctaw Nation and the Chickasaw Nation in their water rights lawsuit and opposed...
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US Attorney's Office investigated academic fraud at Haskell (January 29, 2013)
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Kansas investigated academic fraud at Haskell Indian Nations University but declined to file charges, The Lawrence Journal-World reports Employees at the school were accused of falsifying academic records for student athletes. But no charges were...
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Teen says he saw Native woman being attacked in Ontario (January 29, 2013)
A Native teen tells CBC News that he witnessed two men attacking a Native woman in what is being investigated as a hate crime in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The 19-year-old Oji-Cree youth had a confrontation with two men on the...
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Editorial: Help Indian students succeed with college credits (January 29, 2013)
"American Indian students from low-income families are benefiting from educational programs designed to help them move from high school to college. These dual-credit programs — where high school students take college courses that also count toward their high school graduation...
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Navajo Nation Council re-elects Johnny Naize as its leader (January 29, 2013)
The Navajo Nation Council re-elected speaker Johnny Naize to second term on Monday. Naize faced four challengers. After a run-off, he defeated LoRenzo Bates by a vote of 13-11. "I am pleased with the outcome of the election," Speaker Naize...
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Girls reported missing by Saginaw Chippewa Tribe are safe (January 29, 2013)
Two teenaged girls who were reported missing by the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan were found safe but they are now tied up in a police investigation. Audrey Michelle Elliott, 13, and her friend, Monica Leann Clark, 15, went missing...
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Congress passes bill with tribal disaster declaration section (January 29, 2013)
A bill that will allow tribes to request disaster declarations directly from the federal government is headed to President Barack Obama for his signature. Under the Stafford Act, only states can request declarations. The new bill, H.R.152, amends the law...
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Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe hails move in fishing rights case (January 29, 2013)
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts has never ceded its fishing rights, Chairman Cedric Cromwell said. The tribe's attorney is representing David Greene, a tribal member, in a lawsuit against the town of Mattapoisett and a former deputy shellfish warden....
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Chitimacha Tribe praises slain police officer as a 'true hero' (January 29, 2013)
The Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana identified Rick Riggenbach as the police officer who was killed in the line of duty. Riggenbach, 52, was shot while responding to an incident just off the reservation. He leaves behind a wife and four...
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MPR: Trial opens for Native Mob gang members in Minnesota (January 29, 2013)
"A racketeering trial involving three members of a Native American gang began Monday in federal court. The three men are members of the Native Mob, an organization the FBI describes as one of the largest and most violent American Indian...
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Mark Trahant: Medicaid will help Indian health system grow (January 29, 2013)
"The Indian Health Service faces, what IHS Director Yvette Roubideaux calls, a "new reality" requiring a business model to match this era. For example the 2012 budget was $4.3 billion. But when third party collections and the Special Diabetes Program...
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Turtle Talk: A look ahead at President Obama's second term (January 29, 2013)
"The ongoing stalemate in Congress regarding the federal budget, a Republican House of Representatives, and the fact that the 2016 Presidential campaign will kick off immediately after the 2014 mid-term elections, will make it difficult to push significant Indian policy...
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Yurok Tribe pressed to share all of $27.5M trust settlement (January 29, 2013)
Members of the Yurok Tribe of California are circulating a petition to distribute all of a $27.5 million trust fund settlement on a per capita basis. The tribal council wants to use $17.4 million for a per cap and the...
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Ex-dictator faces trial for genocide of Mayans in Guatemala (January 29, 2013)
Efrain Rios Montt, a former president and dictator of Guatemala, has been ordered to stand trial for the genocide of thousands of Mayan people. Montt faces charges of genocide and crimes against humanity. He is accused of ordering the murders...
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Gabe Galanda: Tribal members ignored in land consolidation (January 29, 2013)
"When the United States supposedly sent $1,000 checks to over 300,000 Indians in time for Christmas or the New Year, the holiday good tidings read: "South Dakota to receive $115M in Cobell monies." "Cobell settlement brings $25M to Wyoming." "50,000...
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Kevin Abourezk: Idle No More protest against Keystone XL (January 29, 2013)
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The online ComEd bill payment center is designed to allow customers to view their bill on the website and pay it online. Customers can also set up electronic automatic deductions, link the bill to a checking account or pay with a credit card on file. The current bill also shows the previous month's bill at the same time.Continue Reading
The ComEd bill payment center allows customers to view their current bill and compare the bills from the previous year. Customers can also view and print inserts that accompanied the bill in the mail, such as peak times to save energy and community recycling days.
Customers can manage their billing process on the bill payment site by clicking on the "Manage Your Bill" button. On this page, customers can choose paper billing statements, electronic bills and e-mail notifications when the bill will be due.
The Manage page also offers the option of averaging the energy bill over a year and paying the same amount every month.
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Tal Wilkenfeld will be hitting the road this fall for a tour that will take her up the West Coast. Starting at Phoenix, Arizona's Musical Instrument Museum, the trek will snake up California before heading through Oregon and Washington. Wilkenfeld and her band will wrap up on October 13th at the Biltmore in Vancouver, British Columbia. Part of the tour includes opening for The Who at the sold out Santa Barbara Bowl.
Wilkenfeld made huge waves for her jaw-dropping bass playing, but she's currently gearing up to release her first album as a singer-songwriter. It's available for pre-order through Pledge Music. Check out "Corner Painter" for a taste of her style:
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We started our new school year September 15th and it's been a bit of a slow start. We have been in the midst of home projects (roofing, exterior/interior painting, interior construction) that did not get completed on time. We spent a week doing school in our travel trailer and these last few weeks, working around construction & painting. We are just now getting into the groove for the year and are happy to be settling back into the new schedule.
I say new schedule, because we have added Eric's Preschool work in four days a week. We now start school between 8:30 and 9am. I set my phone to a school bell alarm that rings at 15 and 5 minutes to 8:30 and it seems to be helping with keeping us on track for the day.
Here is our curriculum and extracurricular choices for the 2012-2013 school year.
Ella: 1st Grade, 6yrs
Bible/Devotional: Grapevine Studies
Math: Math-U-See Beta & Saxon Math 3
Science: Apologia Exlporing Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology
Writing: Primary Arts of Language: Writing
Literature: Sonlight
Grammar: Shurley English Level 2
Science: Apologia Exlporing Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology
Writing: Primary Arts of Language: Writing
Literature: Sonlight
Grammar: Shurley English Level 2
Spelling: All About Spelling, Level 3
Handwriting: Handwriting Without Tears Grade 2
Spanish: Rosetta Stone
History: The Story of the World: Vol. 2 Modern Times
History: The Story of the World: Vol. 2 Modern Times
Art: Monart
Music: Children's Music Academy
Extracurricular: Karate, Kidz Club (Church), Soccer, Swimming, Violin, Piano, Horseback Riding, Sunday School
Eric, Preschool, 3yrs
Bible/Devotional: Grapevine Studies
Math: Saxon K Math
Science: Sonlight A
Handwriting: Handwriting Without Tears, Get Set for School
Language Arts: Primary Arts of Language: Reading
Letter of the Week: All About Reading Pre-1
Spanish: Hooked on Spanish & Speekee
Art: Abrakadoodle
Extracurricular: Karate, Kidz Club (Church), Soccer, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Sunday School, Violin
Our school room (Sunroom) has changed a bit from last year, as the kids are now older. We replaced the rocking chair (which was just too small for the three of us now) with an extra large and comfy bean bag chair. The kids love it! Eric especially loves to dive into it each morning.
Our table (IKEA) now seats all of us comfortably and we have a rolling drawer cart that sits between the kids chairs as a divider. They both like having their own work space next to each other and I like how I can supervise their work and help if needed. It's much more functional having us all together now at one large desk. I even added a turntable filled with all the essentials like markers, crayons, glue, colored pencils, etc. This keeps everything within easy reach and easy to put away.
We have a smaller IKEA table we use for messy art projects. I am always amazed how nicely the white top on this table cleans up, even after the messiest paint projects.
The baskets on the floor contains all our "Sonlight" literature. The kids love picking these up and reading at their leisure. Many of these books, we've already ready through more than twice.
Ella is still using the workbox system and I will be phasing in Eric's over the year. This keeps Ella working more independently and allows me to spend some focus time with Eric in the mornings.
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Teach Too
By Lynne Rogers
Aiming to create a two-way street between education and industry, ensuring employers are engaged at all levels with teachers and trainers.
Teach Too is an ETF-funded development project in vocational education and training (VET) coming to the end of its second phase. Deriving from a key recommendation of the Commission on Adult Vocational Teaching and Learning (CAVTL) Report, Teach Too is intended to explore models of collaborative partnership between employers and providers at practitioner level, in the co-design, delivery and assessment of VET programmes.
It has supported and evaluated 17 Demonstration Models, and over 40 Development Projects over the two phases. These are distributed across all the regions of England, cover a wide range of occupational sectors and levels of work, and also represent a wide range of providers, including FE colleges, independent training providers, and sixth form colleges.
Training engineers of the future
The project has established a website which has nearly 100 registered members, a blog which has attracted over 50 posts, and has an active existence on Twitter with the hashtag #teachtoo.
The project has led consultation and dissemination events, including a national conference, which attracted over 100 delegates. Its final conference will take place jointly with the Two-Way Street Leadership Exchange project in March 2016. It has produced a Phase 1 report, and is in the process of completing a series of reports and materials on Phase 2, which will include a technical report, case studies with links to teaching materials and publicity videos produced by the development projects, a range of different publicity materials highlighting its core findings, and a series of short films produced to support dissemination of the main messages of Teach Too and Two-Way Street Leadership Exchange to a variety of audiences.
Two presentations on the Teach Too project have been made to academic audiences, one in Oxford and one in Singapore, and these are expected to result in at least one journal article locating the Teach Too project within research literature and activity on VET and on workplace learning and innovation in general.
Changes hair salon, a Teach Too participant, describe how they use staff training to keep them a cut above the rest.
By collaborating to design innovative programmes and curricula, Teach Too aims to improve vocational learning by supporting occupational experts to become involved in teaching their expertise.


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despite the current controversy over the advance care planning consultation provision, the ongoing debate "will turn out to be positive, as the Terry Schiavo debacle turned out to be positive. … We've begun to turn the tide on the lies about death panels. That's all they are – lies – and we need to keep saying that."
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The lie that was told about the origin of drinking alcohol. The truth: Alcohol was created by a cult of fatally unattractive women who were tired of being ignored.
Over 500 years ago, ugly women were ignored, just as they are today. They were, however, smart enough to concoct a drink with chemicals that caused men to think they were attractive...or in the least, not as ugly as they really were. Ever since then, the chemical has been effectively ruining the lives and reputations of good-tasted (straight) men everywhere. This is known as the Alcohol Conspiracy.
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A term that formed when alcohol companies teamed up with a body shimmering powder company to increase their profits, leading people to drink in disbelief of the product names of Sweet Honesty and Night Magic Evening Musk.
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Wonderful, soft banana bars with banana frosting. Yum, yum!
I've gone through a kazillion banana recipes (16 from allrecipes alone) and these were fine, but I recommend others more. Especially since shortening is very unhealthy - if these tasted great, I wouldn't care, but I try to make sure the taste is worth the health effects! Used 1/3 cup b.s. and 2/3 white; 2 bananas; did not make frosting, just sprinkled hot chocolate mix over top, which was good. If you want thick bars, use a 9x9 pan - this goes fairly thin in a 9x13. But, I suggest you make Mocha Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins, Banana Cake VI (a real winner), or Banana Chocolate Chip Cookies from this site instead. - 14 Aug 2006 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Good basic idea for a recipe. Having to change it this much means it is basically a different recipe entirely which is why I gave this particular version 2 stars, the new and improved version would definitely be a 5. I used 3 small bananas in the bars, I added an egg, I cut back to sugar to 2/3 of a cup, no salt, no lemon juice, no walnuts although they would be nice, my preference is pecans which would also be good. They baked at 350 for 20 minutes. The frosting IMO is too much, just too sweet and not really necessary with the great banana taste of the bars themselves. So I frosted first, then scraped most of it off, leaving a very thin almost glaze like covering, which is how they will be made next time. - 17 Jan 2006 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
I am sure that this is very good in its original state but I used the suggestions of other reviewers & my own. I used butter instead of shortening & only 1/4 cup. I used only brown sugar & cut it to 2/3 of a cup, I used 3 bananas & I added one egg. I also didn't bother frosting it. The bars came out great, I suspect they are fluffier than the original recipe with the help of the egg. I will definately make them again & again! Thanks for the inspiration! - 30 Sep 2006 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Oven Roasted Asparagus
We eat a descent bit of asparagus in our house, this is a simple and quick way to fix it that we both enjoy. I originally learned this method from the Pioneer Woman but I know a lot of people fix it this way.
1 Bunch of Asparagus
4 tbsp Olive Oil
Salt to taste
Fresh Ground Pepper to taste
Heat to 425. Wash the Asparagus and cut the bottom off of it. Dry off the asparagus. Place the asparagus in a single layer. Drizzle with olive oil then sprinkle with salt and pepper. Roast for 10 minutes.
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Monday, February 7, 2011
Salmon with Lemon and Dill
We love Salmon at our house! This is a very basic recipe that I saw at Kacey's Kitchen but it is also exactly how my mom use to fix it when I was growing up.
4 Salmon Filets
2 Lemons
Fresh Dill
Heat oven to 250. Season the salmon with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with fresh chopped dill. Finely slice the lemons and layer on top of the salmon. Place in a baking dish or on a cookie sheet covered with foil and sprayed with cooking spray. Bake for 30 minutes.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Chicken Bacon Sandwich aka Marlboro Man's Second Favorite Sandwich
Oh my, seeing this picture again is making me want this sandwich right now! This is a fantastic Pioneer Woman Recipe! So easy and yummy!
4 Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
Lemon Pepper Seasoning
8 Strips of Bacon
Cheese Slices (Cheddar, American, Colby Jack, whatever you like)
Rolls (we like to use Onion Rolls)
Pound the chicken breast out till it is a uniform thickness, you don't want to make it to thin. Season all chicken breast with lemon pepper on both sides. Fry bacon in frying pan, remove when done. Reserve 1 tablespoon of bacon grease. Add Chicken and bacon grease back to frying pan. Cook chicken breasts for 4 minutes on each side. Place 2 slices of bacon on top of each chicken breast, top with cheese and let it melt. Meanwhile toast the buns lightly in the oven. Place chicken breast on top and serve.
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The Next Salman Rushdie
Responding to a fatwa against Osama Bin Laden, bloggers are divided between cautious celebration and bitter reproach for the terrorist leader and his accommodators. They also puzzle over a new study that links wealth distribution to the movement of energy in gasses and David Byrne's love affair with PowerPoint.
The next Salman Rushdie: The Islamic Commission of Spain issued an edict of denunciation, or fatwa, against Osama Bin Laden Thursday. The fatwa comes on the first anniversary of last March's Madrid train bombings and condemns Bin Laden and al-Qaida for the crimes of apostasy and istihlal—living according to one's own invented laws, rather than the laws of the Koran.
"Best Fatwa Ever," declares irreverent Chicago lawyer Paul Noonan at The Electric Commentary. "Now We're Talking!" cheers self-described "classical liberal" and freelance journalist Ed Driscoll, who hopes that Spanish Muslims will inspire others to follow suit. "It's kind of ironic that they've just shown more backbone against bin Laden and al Qaida than Spain's voters as a whole last year," he adds. "Short of bringing bin Laden to justice I can't think of a better way to honor those massacred at his bidding," writesCalifornia Yankee in one of the day's most popular posts. "American Muslims would have made a lot of points in the U.S., and helped the War Against Terrorism, had they done something like this after 9-11."
Some bloggers are less congratulatory. Barcepundit Franco Alemán hates "to rain in their parade, but while it's true that the ruling body who issued the fatwa is the main one, it's hardly the only [Muslim organization] in Spain. ... [W]e should wait a little before jumping up and down in joy opon hearing the news." Conservative conglomerate Little Green Footballs takes note of the commission's statement thanking the Spanish people for their tolerant behavior toward Muslims after March 11, and for preventing the kind of "disproportionate" reaction exemplified by the United States after Sept. 11. Thanking the Spanish for their tolerance, contends military blogger CDR Salamander, "does nothing to honor the dead. Only the murdering Islamofascists."
Expat Yank Robert Tumminello takes issue with news stories that estimate there are 1 million Spanish Muslims. "Hmm, but less than a year ago," he says, the Boston Globe counted only 500,000 Muslims in Spain, and guessed there were perhaps only 200,000 more living there illegally. "Quite a growing population," he murmurs. Zionist Smooth Stone points to an earlier fatwa *, issed by Palestinian leaders in 2003, against any Arab leaders aiding the United States.(Read the Haaretz story here).
Income distribution just a lot of hot air: The New Scientist explains the "econophysics" of wealth distribution. Physicists working at the University of Maryland have apparently shown that, except for the richest 3 percent of Americans, income distribution in the United States follows a graph of the energy distribution in a gas.
Greg Ransom from PRESTOPUNDIT thinks that, like all studies of wealth and poverty in America, this overlooks the massive influx of poverty through immigration and pretends the economy is a closed system. At The Washington Monthly, California liberal Kevin Drum writes that "treating 97% of the population like atoms in a gas bears a disturbing resemblance to orthodox Republican economics, doesn't it?" He quotes economist Makoto Nirei, who thinks the gas model "seems to me not like an economic exchange process, but more like a burglar process. People randomly meet and one just beats up the other and takes their money."
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David Byrne stops making sense: David Pescovitz from tech digest Boing Boing reports that former Talking Head David Byrne loves PowerPoint. "There's a lot of criticism of PowerPoint," admitted Byrne, who mentioned how the software limits users to seven bullet-points per page. "But if you can't edit it down to seven, maybe you should think about talking about something else."
Berkeley professor Doug Tygar thinks the lecture wasn't just a gushy love-fest. "Byrne clearly noted Powerpoint's numerous shortcomings," he writes. Tygar thinks Byrne was nevertheless sincere in showing "admiration for Powerpoint's forcing speakers to express their ideas concisely" and in suggesting PowerPoint presentations demonstrated the austere minimalism of Japanese theater and the plays of Bertolt Brecht.
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The Ministry of Health is using state-of-art technologies and qualified medical teams to treat eye diseases, Minister Dr. Ali Al-Obaidi said Monday, and noted that health care would witness a leap.
"The ministry spares no efforts to provide health care for treating eye diseases for citizens and expatriates, in addition to providing complete care for people with special needs," Al-Obaidi said in a statement on sidelines of a training course held at Al-Bahar Eye Center.
The course aims at preparing a special plan to prevent blindness and treat visually impaired persons. Head of Ophthalmology Department at Al-Bahar Eye Center Dr. Jamal Al-Marjan said the training course featured participation of experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) and other health organizations, aimed at preparing the five-year plan of "eye health" in Kuwait.
Al-Marjan said participants discussed ways of developing the collection of information and evidence for the five-year plan, as well as assessing health care for eye patients. He commended Dr. Nadia Abul, the liaison officer between the Ophthalmology Department and WHO, in the development of the Department at Al-Bahar Eye center.
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This month Google has announced another change to Google Adwords - the addition of a Display Network tab which will consolidate all display reporting and targeting in one place.
I've come to the conclusion that this is to increase the use of Google's display network by making it easier to use, to keep up with competition and, of course, to make more money.
Display network advertising through Google has seen a lot of improvements over the last year and they have been pushing it almost as much as their search advertising.
However, it has always been harder to grasp and easier to make mistakes on than the search network. Hopefully this update will help users be able to manage campaigns more easily so people can get better results for their websites.
Of course, making it more accessible to people who don't really know what they're doing enables Google to make more money out of it, but this is something we've had to get used to a lot recently.
Aside from visual changes, the update is mainly to improve contextual targeting, which has always been hard to assess the value of, but probably one of the most commonly used targeting methods within the display network.
For those not familiar with it, contextual targeting is adding keywords to your ad group which are then found on websites within Google's display network and your ads can be shown on these pages.
Contextual targeting has historically been assessed by analysing the placements (websites) that your ads have been shown on and adding any that don't work well as negatives. Those that do work well can benefit from being split out into another campaign and set as a managed placement so that you can optimise performance.
Previously, no data has been available for the keywords that led to ad impressions. Meaning the whole concept of contextual ads was hard to measure and hard to improve performance.
The addition of keyword data in a new Display Network tab sounds very useful. However, I only hope that this data doesn't come at the cost of something else.
I'm a fan of combining contextual targeting with Audiences and Topic targets. This enables ads to be shown to users who are likely to be interested in your service at a time when they are looking at something related to it.
The conversion rate is often a lot better than you could achieve through contextual targeting alone.
The screenshot of the new Display Network interface looks like it has very good potential for analysing keywords, placements, topics and audiences (interests and remarketing lists) with a simple button navigation between these and the same for exclusions below.
Improving the contextual targeting while everyone is fretting over audiences and privacy policies is probably a clever move.
Based on the research that says Display Advertising will overtake search in 2015, Google is in a competitive industry, alongside companies who are based on traditional media buying and offer ad space based on the number of impressions you want, all the way through to advertising platforms that show users what they added to their basket but didn't purchase on another site.
Since intelligent remarketing entered the market place I have been wondering how Google is going to compete with this level of technology, but it seems that it is improving what it's good at and making AdWords the optimal choice of advertising platform for small businesses, leaving DoubleClick to compete with the more advanced ad platforms.
Rather than trying to compete with the companies offering complex targeting I think Google is sticking to its market and continuing to be the advertising platform for the masses.
This has been affirmed through the launch of AdWords Express, which at the moment is limited to search campaigns, and by the creation of a new intelligent ad builder which builds image ads for you based on your current ad text.
I'm interested in hearing what other people think about these updates, do you think Google are making life easier for advertisers? Let me know your thoughts and experiences in the comments.
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Makes total sense. I've heard a few horror stories with users not splitting their Display campaigns, hence bidding large amounts and losing it very quickly.
Is Google display network worth the money being spent as one is drawing a person doing some other task to your advertisement. One need to answer this question as search network is a focused network.
Ultimately, any changes that make things easier for the masses will increase participation and bids, increasing revenue for Google.
"Display Advertising will overtake search in 2015" - in spending, or click counts?


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People are growing everything from cucumbers and chillies to figs and mangoes, in their gardens, in pots, on their balconies and even sometimes in their bedrooms. What makes them do it? The thrill of eating something you have watched grow from a seed. The good, wholesome feeling you get from knowing that the food on your plate is organic. Oh, and the unbeatable taste.
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Education for Sustainability is a key priority in todayas schools, as our society seeks to find a balance between environmental, social, cultural, political and economic imperatives that affect our future. As young children will become the next generation of adults, it is vital that they are educated about sustainability issues, so that they can learn to make informed decisions and take positive action for a sustainable world. Teachers are ideally placed to educate for sustainability issues, and indeed have a responsibility to do so. However, they often lack support and experience in this area, and constraints of current curriculum priorities can inhibit Education for Sustainability being taught effectively in many classrooms. Educating for Sustainability in Primary Schools: Teaching for the Future addresses this problem by showing how Education for Sustainability can be developed within and across all areas of the primary curriculum in the Australian and New Zealand contexts. The book provides a range of educational approaches and examples of activities to support teachers in addressing national requirements for teaching the major primary curriculum learning areas, while simultaneously educating for sustainability. This integrative approach to primary education can promote knowledge of, positive attitudes towards and suitable action for sustainability in relevant, meaningful, enjoyable and creative ways. This book is a valuable resource for all primary teachers who wish to make a real difference to educating children for the future.Space and geometry activities While recognising and naming 2D and 3D shapes is an element of the primary mathematics syllabus, we need to build upon ... Such objects let students explore their mathematical ideas and so gain ownership of these ideas. ... Activity 1: Solar passive home design Discussion of renewable and non-renewable resources is ever present in todaya#39;s world, and we are alsoanbsp;...
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