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Malissa Pilette-McClenon - Director of Development and Marketing - YWCA of the Greater Capital Region to discuss the Jamison-Rounds Ready for Work Program – designed to help underprivileged women find and keep employment and/or pursue education. Career Forum 11/16/16 Listen Listening... / 51:42 The Bureau Of Labor Statistics says the unemployment rate in this country is hovering around five percent—currently at 4.9. That's roughly half of what it was during the Great Recession and holding steady since August 2015. So we're doing pretty well now, the jobs are out there. You just have to get them. Falling Into Place: Capital District Women's Employment & Resource Center By Joe Donahue • Oct 3, 2016 Listen Listening... / 12:38 Our Falling into Place series spotlights the important work of -and fosters collaboration between- not-for-profit organizations in our communities; allowing us all to fall into place. 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Reflecting the August lull in the national market, Capital Region weekly job postings were 1821 compared to 2480 the week before. NextAct of Colonie's Dan Moran believes the market is about to get more competitive Hugh Johnson's Outlook For 2014 And 2015; Forecast Update By Dave Lucas • Apr 29, 2014 A new analysis measures the health of the economy: the report offers an optimistic outlook for the next two years. "Flawed System/Flawed Self: Job Searching And Unemployment Experiences" By Ofer Sharone By Joe Donahue • Feb 26, 2014 Listen Listening... / 14:08 Today 4.7 million Americans have been unemployed for more than six months. In France more than ten percent of the working population is without work. In Israel it's above seven percent. And in Greece and Spain, that number approaches thirty percent. Across the developed world, the experience of unemployment has become frighteningly common—and so are the seemingly endless tactics that job seekers employ in their quest for new work. Flawed System/Flawed Self delves beneath these staggering numbers to explore the world of job searching and unemployment across class and nation. Summer Jobs Program Looking For Employers By Paul Tuthill • May 8, 2013 WAMC Facing what experts predict will be the toughest youth job market in 40 years, a summer youth jobs campaign was launched on Wednesday in western Massachusetts. A workforce development agency announced a goal of securing 1,000 jobs this summer for youth in Hampden County, a number only slightly higher than the 945 jobs created for young people last year. "The Lawyer Bubble" by Steven Harper By Joe Donahue • Apr 22, 2013 Listen Listening... / 14:57 According to lawyer, Steven Harper, a noble profession is facing its defining moment. From law schools to the prestigious firms that represent the pinnacle of a legal career, a crisis is unfolding. Harper joins us to talk about The Lawyer Bubble: A Profession in Crisis . 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Shawn and Gus must prove Lassiter's innocence when he's on the hook for a murder inside of the Santa Barbara Police Department.
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A Drink Before the War: A Novel (Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro Series #1) (Paperback)
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No selfie Sunday would be complete wifout some tongue, although I think Crockett is veerin outta da Church Tongue™ category here.
Sunday, July 16, 2017
Sunday Selfies
No selfie Sunday would be complete wifout some tongue, although I think Crockett is veerin outta da Church Tongue™ category here.
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Um, yeah, that is definitely not a church tongue!ReplyDeleteReplies
MOL, no kiddin.Delete
Is there anyone left on the dragon show? We is to so sure!!ReplyDelete
Happy Sunday Selfie!
The Dash Kitten CrewReplies
Yeah, all of momma's favorites are left. :)Delete
We like your selfies as you kitties are so good lookin' :)ReplyDelete
Salmon and bacon! Ahh,life is good :)
Purrs Georgia,Julie and JJ
Crikey ..... what's wrong with Crockett and the Tart?? Salmon is the best. I have it one day a week for brekky. I LOVE it.ReplyDeleteReplies
I don't know, but I'm more than happy to eat their share!Delete
Hari OMReplyDelete
My word Crockett, wind it up mate! Happy week to you all. Hugs and whiskeries, YAM-aunty xxxReplies
Hope ya have a pawsome week too!Delete
Wow salmon AND bacon!ReplyDelete
You are lucky kitties...
Noodle and crewReplies
Yeah, we scored.Delete
Church tongue- MOL! I think he is trying to be Gene Simmons from Kiss :) I remember that from The Wedding Singer. Glad you got bacon and salmon too.You all look adorable.ReplyDeleteReplies
Momma calls his lil razzes "church tongue" and his huge razzes "porno tongue" all da time.Delete
guyz...ya now whatz better N salmon and bacon....a salmon wrapped IN bacon !!!!! now yur talkin grate eatz ☺☺♥♥ReplyDeleteReplies
OMC, dat sounds delishus!Delete
Salmon last nite and bacon dis morning....what the what...my Mama has some serious splainin' to do ;)ReplyDelete
Matilda (& Matt)Replies
Yeah, she needs to step up her game!Delete
You kitties are eating like royalty!!ReplyDelete
Jakey & ArtyReplies
As we should be!Delete
Yum! I'll take bacon or salmon any day!ReplyDelete
Nice selfies! You guys sure eat well.ReplyDelete
Oh we love all your selfies! And bacon? The mom has not let us try dat yet.ReplyDelete
~Tommy and Teaghan
we love that dragon show here too!! great photos!ReplyDeleteReplies
Fanks! My momma ackshually wuz Daenerys for Howloween last year. And da puppies wuz her dragons.Delete
Good food and lil pink tongues! Yay!ReplyDelete
What? You don't have to share your salmon? SCORE!ReplyDelete
Your Pals,
Murphy & StanleyReplies
Well, da dogs get da skins, but I'm da only kitteh who wants any.Delete
DANG you three look so good I may have to fire up my tunnel and see if I can purrsuade you three to visit me. Mom would love to use the flashy box with you three as the subjects.ReplyDeleteReplies
Just as long as she's got treats. :)Delete
- AnonymousJuly 18, 2017 at 11:38 AM
Crockett you've got yourself an Olympic-sized razz this time buddy!ReplyDelete
Hugs, Teddy
Don't let your tongue dry out, Crockett!ReplyDelete
A lovely trio of kitty selfies, today!
Pipo doesn't care for salmon, either, Minko did, though...Replies
Crockett always begs for some, but doesn't really want to eat it. Angelique completely ignores it.Delete
Crockett. DOOD. That is SO not Church Tongue (MOL!!)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah, it's kinda da opposite!Delete
You guys are so funny!ReplyDelete
Sorry we are so late with this but thank you for your comforting words on the loss of our sweet Ellie. We are heartbroken.
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We know you are - sending big hugs.Delete
Dem dragons are purrty excitin' even when they'd aren't breathin' fire. Giulietta doesn't like salmon either, but then neither does our mom.Crockett, you are lookin' mighty crazy today, but cute, as always. Thanks for hopping on over. XOCK, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, angel Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo and Cooper MurphyReplyDeleteReplies
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From August 14-21, Fr. Christopher Kirchgessner led a retreat in the monastery for the 2014 Benedictine Volunteer Corps members. They are Mr. Andrew Becker, Ms. Gillian Brown, Mr. Ryan Conrad, and Ms. Erin Ferris. The four of them will be serving in Tanzania, Africa for eight months beginning on August 22nd.
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Notre Dame Associate Professor of Law Carter Snead was recently appointed an associate research fellow at The Linacre Centre, a Roman Catholic academic institute that engages with the moral questions arising in clinical practice and biomedical research. "It is not just the premier Christian bioethics institute in Britain, but one of the finest in the world, Christian or secular," says the Most Rev. Anthony Fisher O.P., bishop of Parramatta, Australia, and a respected ethicist.
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Bruce, I enjoyed the quickie Top Five, but man you scared me! I thought for a minute that my favorite MS podcast was gone
I think Ben Harper's "Steal My Kisses" and Outkast's "Hey Ya" deserve to be in the discussion, but otherwise I'm on board with most of the choices here. I would probably have left out the Abba, but that's probably because it's a bit before my time.
'Hey Ya' is a fantastic choice and a definite contender. It's a song that certainly fits all the criteria. I always sing along to that one myself.


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Part 1 was the overview of the magic of the Nutanix Distributed File System(NDFS).
Part 2 was an overview of Zookeeper in regards maintaining configuration across a distributed cluster built for virtual workloads.
Part 3 is the reason why Nutanix can scale to infinity, a distributed metadata layer make up of Medusa and Apache Cassandra.
Before starting at Nutanix I wrote a brief article on Medusa, Nutanix: Medusa and No Master. Medusa is a Nutanix abstraction layer that sits in front of a NoSQL database that holds the metadata of all data in the cluster. The database is distributed across all nodes in the cluster, using a modified form of Apache Cassandra. As virtual machines move around the nodes(servers) in the cluster they know where all their data is sitting. The ability to quickly know where all the data is sitting is why hard drive failures, node failures and even whole blocks* can fail and the cluster can carry on.
When a file reaches 512K in size, the cluster creates a vDisk to hold the data. Files small than 512K will be stored inside of Cassandra. Cassandra runs on all nodes of the cluster. These nodes communicate with each other once a second, using the Gossip protocol, ensuring that the state of the database is current on all nodes.
A vDisk is a subset of available storage within a container. The cluster automatically creates and manages vDisks within an NFS container. A general rule is that you will see a vDisk for every vmdk since most times they are over 512K. While the vDisk is abstracted away from the virtualization admin it's important to understand. vDisk's are how Nutanix is able to present vast amounts of storage to virtual machines with only having a subset of the total amount on anyone node.
vDisks are made up of extents and extents groups which help to serialize the data to disk. This process also helps avoid misalignment issues with older operating systems. All of the blocks that make up a vDisk are maintained my Medusa. As workloads migrate between flash and HDD automatically, consistency is maintained across the cluster. If hot data is in flash on one node in the cluster, it's replica is also in flash on another node, vice versa if the data is stored on HDD.
Cassandra does depend on Zeus to gather information about the cluster configuration.
* You need three blocks before you can survive a whole block going down, we call this feature block awareness.


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So painful.
There are essentially three fixes for this JavaFX access restriction error in Eclipse.
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The first fix is best suited for times when you have a normal Java project that just happens to have some JavaFX that is causing the access restriction. In this situation you don't want to do any development, you just want to compile some code that uses JavaFX.
In this case, navigate to the workspace or project Preferences. Under Java Compiler, you will find the Errors/Warnings section.
Search for the Forbidden reference (access rules) and set that to Ignore. Once you apply this change, Eclipse will be forced to recompile all of your workspace projects. It should compile your JavaFX project properly now.
JavaFX jfxrt.jar
Removing the Forbidden reference rule allows JavaFX to compile, but doesn't give you access to code completion and javadoc comments for JavaFX classes and methods.
If you are planning to make some quick changes or additions to your JavaFX code, then you need a change that makes autocompletion and comments available to you while your writing your JavaFX related code.
In this case, find your copy of jxrt.jar. It will be in with your JDK or JRE libraries. Just find your Java home and browse around a bit. Oracle has the nasty habit of changing JAR locations, but it shouldn't be too hard to find.
Copy your jxrt.jar to a folder in your Eclipse project. Then, browse to your project preferences.
Inside the Java Build Path preference dialog, select the Library tab. In there, you will have the option to Add Jars… Add the jxrt.jar to the Java Build Path and Apply.
Now you should have access to auto completion and javadoc comments when you are programming JavaFX applications. This also clears up the "Access Restriction: blah blah is not accessible due to restriction on required library" problem.
e(fx)clipse Fixes Access Restriction
The final solution (boy that sounds ominous) is to install e(fx)clipse. It might be tempting to install e(fx)clipse from the Eclipse Marketplace… However, that version of e(fx)clipse is often out of date.
The best place get a current version of the e(fx)clipse plugin for Eclipse is from the project's installation page at https://www.eclipse.org/efxclipse/install.html
Currently, you can get JavaFX up-and-running from the e(fx)clipse installation page using the update sites they provide links to.
To quote, "To install the e(fx)clipse tooling into your already existing Eclipse you have to add an Update site. There's no released yet available so you need to add the release update-site http://download.eclipse.org/efxclipse/updates-released/2.4.0/site and http://download.eclipse.org/modeling/tmf/xtext/updates/composite/releases/ for the needed xtext dependencies." However, I recommend checking their installation page for the current update links. They also give links to instructions for installing plugins in Eclipse using update sites.
This final solutions not only solves the JavaFX not accessible due to restriction on required library issue, and give you code completion. You also get access to JavaFX project and code templates for quickly creating JavaFX projects.
The only downside to e(fx)clipse is that if you don't want yet another plugin cluttering your Eclipse environment, you might want to shy away from it.


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When you're in a hole, quit digging. Tell that to Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid & Co., who want to add an additional $300 billion to America's $10 trillion national debt for a new "stimulus" package to repair, among other things, roads and bridges.
Considering that each American's share of the debt is now more than $34,850, any new spending liabilities should be considered with great care.
Thus far, most of the federal "rescue" -- ahem, bailout -- money has been targeted toward financial entities. Yet more special interests -- from automakers to road builders -- are sinking into "me too" mode.
Take the case of state governments, some of whom are experiencing deficits of their own making. On the whole, state outlays have grown 124 percent over where they were 10 years ago, and debt has increased by 95 percent. Clearly, some states and localities allowed themselves to be caught up in the borrow-and-spend mania. Now that the economy has soured, they want Uncle Sugar to finance their habits.
"Over the past few years, many states have spent money like drunken sailors. It's not right to expect the American taxpayer to pick up the tab," notes Jonathan Williams of the American Legislative Exchange Council, a nonpartisan membership organization of state legislators. "If families and businesses are required to live within their means, state governments should be required to as well."
If the first bailout proved anything, it's that rushing to "do something" is irresponsible. The House's attempt to pass a stimulus bill in September gave priority to projects that "can award contracts based on bids within 120 days of enactment." In other cases, it favored "those activities that are labor intensive." Speed and make-work shouldn't be the primary drivers of how taxpayer dollars are spent.
Haste makes waste, and there's enough of that in government as it is.
Stimulus-boosters counter that they're directing long-overdue money into supposedly "neglected" areas, but this premise is false. According to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation's VoteTally system, Congress adopted legislation to increase spending above the baseline in the areas of infrastructure, housing, disaster recovery, and energy assistance by $99 billion between 2001 and 2006. Washington has been indulgent, not neglectful, in doling out cash.
Besides, bloated government budgets don't make economies soar. They didn't work here in the 1970s, the last time Washington tried spending its way out of a slump.
For more than a decade Japan has poured huge sums into public works projects, helping to boost its national debt level to 150 percent of Gross Domestic Product -- the highest in the industrialized world. Japanese citizens are still waiting for the boom.
The reason for these failures is simple -- pumping money into the inefficient public sector means taking it out of the private sector through taxes or borrowing, which can reduce or stall growth overall.
The better way to jump-start the economy and keep it going is through tax relief. How about locking into place the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts that are set to expire after 2010? If families can count on current tax rates, many will be more comfortable investing today instead of fearing the tax man's bigger bite in 2011. Or what about allowing full and immediate expensing for small businesses? This would encourage firms to invest in the assets such as equipment and real estate that could help expand and invigorate operations.
Pro-growth tax policy can best lay the groundwork for a sustainable economic expansion -- one that will provide the solid base for tomorrow's tax revenues. More government spending is likely to result in a temporary market blip, one that isn't worth its price tag.
Congressional Democrats, and yes, some Republicans, are polishing their spades as they get ready to heap more tax dollars on government projects. It's up to ordinary Americans to stay "quit digging."
Rasmussen is Director of Government Affairs for NTU. This article originally appeared in the McClatchy-Tribune News Service.


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I unfortunately didn't !!!! I woke up sick as a dog and praying to the porcelain gods. I wish I could say that it was because my old ass was drinking and parting but in truth, I wasn't. Sad but true. I haven't partied in years.
It has been an incredibly busy day today at work but wanted to take a quick moment and give you an update on some things that are going on.
As some of you know I got my CPAP Machine last Tuesday and wasn't to thrilled to use it but I was hopeful that it was going to make me feel alot better. I have to report that the jury is still out on that. The first night I felt great, the second night was ok, but for the remainder of the week it wasn't so good. I felt like I was suffocating and still do from time to time but that isn't the worst part. This is the machine and mask that I have it is relatively smaller than I thought it would be and surprisingly hardly makes a sound.
I think the hardest part for me though is the damn 5' hose that comes off of this thing. I know that they need to have room for slack but seriously I get tangled up in it at night and no way to put it out of the way. As for the worst part, it has one of the worst odors I have ever smelled from a machine within 3-4 hrs of using it I get woke up out of a dead sleep. I am so sick by the smell that I can't put it back on and of course I got fussed at about it today from the medical place I got it. I have to keep my AHI number at 5 or below. You can read about that Here, from what I understand it is basically how many times I stop breathing at night. I am drown considerably to an average of 8.5. I was above 20 so I am doing somewhat better. I soaked it in baking soda last night for about 10 minutes and no more smell. I slept all night with it on and it didn't bother me.
The lump on my throat is still there. The biopsy of my thyroid or "Madams' Apple" as a very sweet reader referred to it as, showed it was benign so we are waiting until December to check it again. The reader did suggest that I have them do some other test since they are going through the same or similar issues I am. I am printing out the email and taking it with me the next time I go to the doctor.
I am going to the YMCA today after work to get into the special they have for this special offer they have going on.
I have decided it is beyond time to de-clutter my house but more importantly my office. You all remember this photo?
Yeah it doesn't look much different now either. But I am working on it. I have alot of projects that I want to get done and things I want to change in the house so stay tuned for that. I know I am sad too, just looking at it makes me cringe. But in the next 2 weeks I have a feeling it will look alot different.
I am planning on a trip to Orlando the last weekend/first week of August/September and I want to have to and most everything else in the house and my life in better shape than it is right now.
Oh I have to share a picture of my handsome grandson. It is hard to believe that in 12 days he will be a Year old. OMG where does the time go? His mom nor I can figure it out but he is the heart of the house and the center of attention. How could you not think this baby is adorable and just want to pinch those chubby cheeks? He is such a ham. He is learning about all kinds of new foods and checking people out. My brother-in-law who is a Chiropractor went out to lunch with hubby, Christian and I along with his lovely wife Gail. That is the mirror reflection of him in the background. We went to The Grape Leaf. That is another post in itself...lol. But Gail was playing with the baby. He would look in the mirror and then turn around and she would sneak up and get him. (ps...yes that is a black eye he is sporting...the coffee table wasn't about to loose the fight)
Well it is about time to head out the door to go to the gym and get signed up for the YMCA special they have going on. I hope everyone has a great rest of the day and don't forget to leave a comment. Love meeting new people and learning about others.


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