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E3 News – Moto Racer 4 VR
Paris – June 10, 2016
Microïds reveals more of "Moto Racer 4" in a first teaser video and announces compatibility with Playstation VR, Sony's virtual reality headset. The great return of this cult arcade motorbike racing series is set for October 13, 2016, on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Mac.
The latest installment to date in this series will be presented to the media at E3,
the largest videogame expo in the world, in Los Angeles, June 14-16, 2016.
Watch the Moto Racer 4 teaser on the Microids YouTube channel:
Developed by Microids and Artefacts Studio under the supervision of original creator Paul Cuisset, "Moto Racer 4" uses the latest in videogame engines, the Unreal Engine 4. "Moto Racer 4" revives the winning formula that made the original trilogy so successful. Accessible and entertaining but definitely not always fair-play with the possibility to shove the opponents, the two-wheel racing game alternates between high-speed and motocross courses. Players possessing a Playstation VR headset (available in October 2016) can immerse themselves in the game using the special VR features and experience videogame racing like never before.
To recap, these are the main features revealed about Moto Racer 4 so far:
· Alternating high -speed / motocross courses
· Traffic on the road
· Split-screen multi-player mode
· Online multi-player mode (2-10 players)
· 60 images per second
· Vehicle and rider customization
· Possibility of colliding with opponents
· Each player has a different personality and behaves differently
· 15 single and multi-player game modes
With more than 7 million copies sold and acclaim from critics and fans alike, the original Moto Racer trilogy has left an indelible mark on the history of videogames. Developed by Delphine Software, a leading studio in the 90s and early 00s, for many the series remains synonymous with great entertainment and fierce multi-player competition.
While awaiting your chance to step up to the starting line, you can watch the first teaser video and see new images from the game, scheduled for release on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Mac on October 13, 2016, in French, English, German, Spanish and Italian.
Find Moto Racer 4 on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/41743
Microïds will be at E3 2016 from tuesday 14 to thursday 16 june in the Los Angeles Convention Center in the Concourse Hall, meeting room 8608. Don't hesitate to come to discover the games .
© 2016 Microïds. Microïds is a trademark of Anuman Interactive SA. All rights reserved.
About Microïds
Created in 1985, Microïds is an international publisher of multi-platform video games based in Paris (France). Today, it represents Anuman Interactive's video game business in all its forms.
Managed by its creator Elliot Grassiano, Microïds keeps getting stronger and widens its large game catalogue with genres as varied as adventure, management, simulation and action. Through its adaptations of iconic titles such as " Syberia" or " Amerzone" on new supports or through its original creations ("Subject 13", "Agatha Christie : The A.B.C. Murders", "Yesterday Origins", "Motoracer 4"), Microïds is developing on PC, Mac, Playstation 4, Xbox One, as well as iOS and Android mobiles and tablets.
Besides its heroes and heroines from original creations (Kate Walker from " Syberia" , Victoria Mc Pherson from " Still Life " …), Microïds also creates new titles including other characters or authors from other media (comic books, cinema, literature…) such as Garfield or Agatha Christie.
Microïds is currently developing Syberia 3 scheduled for 2016, responding to many fans of this cult adventure game series (more than 3 million sold) who have been waiting for more than ten years.
For more information, visit the official website www.microids.com, the Facebook Page www.facebook.com/microids, Twitter www.twitter.com/Microids_off or Pinterest www.pinterest.com/microids .
About d'Artefacts Studio
Artefacts Studio is a French development studio based in Lyon. Since its creation in 2003, the studio has become a reference in the video game market in France.
Created by former Infogrames co-workers, the company is managed by Bruno Chabanel, its CEO. It has diversified its activity towards 3 main activities: The full development (30 games already developed); sub-contracting and outsourcing (more than 50 games) and Serious Games/Robotic.
PC, XBOX One, PS4, Wii U, 3DS and also on tablets and IOS and Android mobiles are just a small example of the experience of the studio and the skillset of its teams. We have now taken a strategic move towards ambitious and innovative games RPG/RPG tactic based, with a high quality gameplay and creatives storyline, allowing a deep immersion in strong and believable universes.
For more information, visit the official website: http://www.artefacts-studio.fr/
About E3 2016
E3 is the world's premier trade show for computer, video and mobile games and related products. At E3, the video game industry's top talent pack the Los Angeles Convention Center, connecting tens of thousands of the best, brightest, and most innovative professionals in the interactive entertainment industry. For three exciting days, leading-edge companies, groundbreaking new technologies and never-before-seen products will be showcased. E3 connects you with both new and existing partners and provides unprecedented exposure to emerging markets. E3 is where new worlds of the interactive entertainment industry are inspired.
E3 2016 takes place June 14-16, 2016, at the Los Angeles Convention Center.


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Garden Notes: News of area clubs and events for May 13-20, 2017
The annual Knox Art and Garden Show with more than 90 artists will be held at the main house at Knox Farm State Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 13 and 14. Paintings, handcrafted jewelry, garden-related items and more will be available. The show, a fundraiser to support improvements to the park, is organized by the Friends of Knox Farm. Admission is $5; free for children under age 10. Visit friendsofknoxfarm.org.
Orchard Park Garden Club will hold its annual spring plant sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 13 at the Orchard Park Railroad Depot, 4570 S. Buffalo Road (behind the Orchard Park Library). Annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables, accent plants and hanging baskets. You Crack Me Up breakfast food truck will be on site until 10:30 a.m.; hot dog roast begins at 11 a.m. Profits are used to support the club, community activities, donations and to fund scholarships.
Smallwood Garden Club will meet at 7 p.m. May 15 in Williamsville United Methodist Church, 5681 Main St., Williamsville. Lyn Chimera, master gardener, will present "Spectacular Container Garden Creations."
African Violet & Gesneriad Society of Western New York will meet at 7 p.m. May 16 at the Greenfield Health & Rehab facility. Contact email@example.com.
Federated Holland Garden Club will meet at 11 a.m. May 17 in the Brink Memorial Community Center, Legion Drive, Holland. Following a business meeting and luncheon, Jackie Swift, president of the WNY Nature Sanctuary Society, will discuss how the organization is saving ecologically valuable areas. All welcome.
Alden Garden Club will hold its annual perennial plant auction and basket raffle at 6 p.m. May 17 at the Alden Community/Senior Center, 13116 Main St., Alden. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Featured will be perennials from members' gardens, donations from nurseries and garden centers, and other garden-related items. A non-perishable food donation for the local food pantry is suggested as admission.
Western New York Rose Society will meet at 7 p.m. May 17 in St. Stephens-Bethlehem United Church of Christ, 750 Wehrle Drive, Amherst. Julie Hughes, horticulture instructor at the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, will present "Fresh-Cut Flower Demo."
Members of the Garden Club of the Tonawandas will plant geraniums at the Tonawanda Historical Society, 113 Main St., at 6 p.m. May 18. A meeting will follow in the Tonawanda City Hall community room, 200 Niagara St., Tonawanda. New members welcome.
The Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens will hold its annual Great Plant Sale from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. May 19 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 20 in the Administration Building. Free admission. The sale will open to Botanical Gardens members and volunteers from 4 to 7 p.m. May 18.
Cinderella Isle Garden Club will meet at 7 p.m. May 18 at Trinity United Methodist Church, 2100 Whitehaven Road, Grand Island. Dorothy Julius will present a program and hands-on workshop on adding creativity to your garden. Call Julie Furminger, 833-3899.
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He won very easily on better ground at Huntingdon next time, however and if the ground does not ride too bad then I will be optimistic he can join Copeland and Get Me Out of Here, my previous winners of the race.
He's not thrown in, but there again nothing appears to be that well-treated and he is at least open to improvement. He has been quite keen in his races and the strong pace will suit him and may help him to progress.
The dangers look to be Cotton Mill, who is well-fancied, and Swing Bowler, the unbeaten and improving daughter of one of my favourite horses of all time, Lady Cricket.
I begin my day elsewhere, however, having taken the view that, with no rides in the early races at Newbury, I just might as well go to Warwick as sit in the weighing room watching it on television. I take two rides there starting with Open Day (12.55), who has an excellent chance. He was a good second to Dark Lover at Cheltenham last time and that form looks solid in the context of this race. Ma Filleule (1.30) is useful at this level and should also go close.
My next ride is in a helicopter and I should arrive at Newbury in good time to ride Edgardo Sol (3.00). Without Simonsig the race suddenly looks a lot more open and winnable. I rode Edgardo Sol when he was third to Sizing Europe in a decent race at Leopardstown and he has good solid form. It would not be the biggest surprise of all time if he ran very well, even though I imagine Ruby Walsh had the pick of the Nicholls pair when siding with Shooters Wood. Mind you he wouldn't be the first jockey to pick the wrong one.
Seedling (4.10) won a Lingfield bumper well and Charlie Egerton does well with this type of event, but this race is something else altogether, one of the better bumpers of the season in which Pure Science will take all the beating.
I would expect Silviniaco Conti to win the Denman Chase and am firmly in the Sir Des Champs camp in the Irish Hennessy at Leopardstown. He did not jump very well in the Lexus when he was a fast finishing fourth behind Tidal Bay and I believe he will outstay Flemenstar.
It has not been the best week of my life and I would rather not talk about the loss of Darlan, our promising Champion Hurdle hope, at Doncaster on Monday. It is still very raw. It was compounded for the boss, J P McManus, later in the week when Like A Butterfly, one of the best mares he has ever owned, died of colic shortly after giving birth to a foal by Yeats. She won the 2002 Supreme Novices' Hurdle with Charlie Swan on board but I rode her in her last three races winning the Power Gold Cup and the Mildmay Novice Chase at Aintree.


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Interesting read, but why do the manufacturers spec full synthetics for their motorcycles ???
This is an interesting post from a guy over on the Super Tenere forum...
An interesting read
'Actually, for internal combustion engines with pressurized oil circulation and filters synthetic blend is superior to synthetic.
I used to be a "full synthetic in everything" kind of guy. Way back in the day I even used and sold Amsoil. But about a decade ago I bought a piston airplane. Keeping the airplane engine running well is more important in that than my Ford F350 diesel, Lexus IS, Yamaha Super Tenere, John Deere and Kubota tractors, Kubota Zero Turn, generators, air compressors, etc. So when I went looking for a full synthetic piston airplane engine specific oil and could not find one I was curious as to why not?
I found an excellent article written by an Exxon oil engineer that answered the question. While synthetics have superior anti-corrosion, shear strength, resistance to break-down at high temperatures etc. they do have three negatives.
First, they are more expensive.
Second, full synthetic oils do not have the natural solvency of mineral oil.
Third, full synthetic oils do not suspend particles as well as mineral oil.
So in an application where there is no pressurized circulation from a pump and a filter - say in a rear end / differential full synthetic is superior.
But when there is a pump and the oil circulates and eventually passes through a filter a synthetic blend is superior because it can suspend particles (combustion by-products like carbon, wear items like small metal particles, even dirt, etc.) and carry them suspended in the oil until it passes through the filter medium and is caught.
Full synthetic oils do not do as good a job suspending particles so the abrasive particles end up dropping out and gunking up the lower areas where oil is present rather than being filtered.
Mineral oil (non-synthetic base stock) also is a more effective solvent than synthetic.
So given the choice between non-synthetic, synthetic blend, and full synthetic the best choice for engines with a filter is synthetic blend as it combines the benefits from both types of oil.
No manufacture makes a full synthetic piston airplane engine specific oil because the airplane engines are not water cooled so they have more combustion by-products than water-cooled / temperature regulated engines. They also burn fuel with lead so there is lead residue in the combustion blow-by that gets into the oil.
One manufacture did make a full synthetic piston airplane engine oil for a time - Phillips - but they ended up buying some airplane engines after valves stuck because the lead particles were not broken down by the solvency of mineral oil or carried to the filter and filtered out by the particle suspension capability of mineral oil. So the lead particles stayed in the oil and built up on the valve stems and caused valves to stick. So they stopped making the oil.
I use Exxon Elite which is a synthetic blend and I use Rotella Synthetic Blend in my diesel trucks and tractors and other synthetic blends in motorcycle, etc.
Not many people know that when there is a filter present it is better to use synthetic blend so I thought that might be useful information to people here. It is a bit counter-intuitive because we tend to think more is better.
Full synthetic is better than straight mineral oil in any engine that sits because they tend to have more issues with rust on metal surfaces and full synthetic is far superior in corrosion protection than non-synthetic. But synthetic blend is just as effective at protecting against rust as full synthetic.
Synthetic blend is a bit less expensive than full synthetic but you can't use the extended drain intervals to extremes that some people use with full synthetic because the base stock mineral oil has additive packages that wear out with heat and pressure faster than full synthetic oil loses it's lubrication properties.
At any rate, just passing on what I have learned from the airplane experience. If you want a clean engine with minimal wear and no corrosion then synthetic blend is the superior choice over non-synthetic or full synthetic.
In the rear end / differential / transfer case / gearboxes etc. still go full synthetic for the best protection when there is no filter. '
Interesting read, but why do the manufacturers spec full synthetics for their motorcycles ???
My KTM 390 Duke specifies semi-synthetic oil and this must be why
Makes me content I'm using Hein Fericke 10/40 semi synthetic in the S10
Makes me content I'm using Hein Gericke 10/40 semi synthetic in the S10
Very interesting read. Thanks for posting.
Aha - the cheapskates were right all along!
It gets worse straight grade oils suspend particles better than multigrade
Next week.......Nitrogen in tyres.....is it all hot air ?
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We found Paradise.
Better than Paradise, actually, because Bali and Tahiti, which have been said to be Paradise, are overrun with tourists. Ujung Kulon, Indonesia's marvelous national park and a U.N. World Heritage site, is not. As nearly as I could tell, there were about nine of us enjoying fine white beaches, tropical breezes, peace and quiet, good food and good rest.
The park is at the western tip (Ujung Kulon is the western peninsula) of Java, the principal island in the Indonesian archipelago. Ujung Kulon is the last home on Earth of the Javan one-horned rhinoceros. True, we didn't see one -- only about 60 are estimated to exist. And true, there are usually more tourists than happened to be at the main resort center on Peucang Island this August week in the high tourist season. Still, it's a fair bet that most weeks there are more rhinos (even if you don't see them) than tourists.


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Now I'm no makeup expert but I do have a few must have products that I absolutely adore and would highly recommend.
Being as white as a sheet, I've always found buying makeup that doesn't have an orange tone to it to be difficult to find. I was recommended by a friend to check out Mac Cosmetics for a foundation. Before I visited Mac, I thought expensive makeup was a rip off and couldn't bare to part with £22 for a foundation after spending a maximum of £6 on a Rimmel foundation for years. However, after getting my makeup done in store by a Mac artist, I fell in love with the brand and this is where my Mac obsession started.
About two years ago, I started using Mac's Studio Fix Fluid foundation NW10 and haven't changed foundation since. This is my must have product. After about a week of using the foundation, I found that my skin cleared up and I've had near enough perfect skin ever since. Although it is £22, it lasts me around 4-6 months so I don't think the price is too bad for the positive effect it has on my skin. It may not be for everyone as the foundation is quite heavy and provides a full, thick coverage which is not always everyone's cup of tea, but I'd definitely recommend popping into your nearest Mac store and talking to one of the artists to find a foundation that works for you. My advice for anyone suffering with bad skin is to invest in a more expensive foundation- it made such a difference to my skin.
I was always very skeptical about primer until I used the Mac Strobe Cream in shade Silverlite. I thought primer was a bit of a con and a waste of money but after using the Strobe Cream, I noticed that my skin felt a lot more hydrated and genuinely looked brightened. It's the perfect base for a foundation or you can use on top of your foundation to highlight. Sometimes I use it in the morning to quickly freshen up my skin or I mix it with my foundation if I'm wanting a lighter coverage but mostly I use it as a primer around my T-Zone as I've found it makes the foundation look smoother as if it is airbrushed. You don't need a lot of this product either so a tube last a long time.
Only recently I've managed to get my hands on Charlotte Tilbury's Film Star Bronze & Glow and I am absolutely obsessed. Now I'm not going to lie, it is very expensive at £49 but it brings me a lot of happiness, a girl can treat herself right? The packaging is out of this world but more importantly the product is fantastic and it smells really good too. Is it weird that I smell all of my makeup products before using them? Anyway, there are two shades to choose from, 'Light to Medium' and 'Medium to Dark', I have the 'Light to Medium'. I'm personally not a fan of the Kim Kardashian contoured-to-the-high-heavens look, hence why I absolutely love this product. Due to the fact that it is a powder and not a cream, you can slowly build upon your contour and blend to create a natural look. The highlighter is completely out of this world. It gives your skin a natural glow, instead of a glittery shimmer that some highlighters have. I absolutely love this product mainly because it looks so natural on the skin. Go out and buy this!
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I hope others do try out these products as they are my favourite (even though some do hurt your bank balance). I've not yet found the perfect eye brow pencil so if anyone has any recommendations, please get in touch!


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text: I've just been reading that here in Australia the Wii Zapper, not released until mid-December will be priced at AU$49.99 with the Links game. Now although that seems quite a bargain compared to the cost of most new games here I understand that in the US it will be sold for US$20. As US$20 converts to approximately AU$23 at the moment it would seem that even with some postage costs it would be cheaper, especially if you wanted 2 or more of these zappers to buy from the US and get them shipped over to Australia. I would be able to get them probably before the Australian release date and yes, although the Links NTSC game may not be of much use to me on a PAL console, I don't think that matters too much. Therefore can I just check, the zapper is just effectively a holder of the wiimote and nunchuk? The USA version will presumably work fine on a PAL console as it is effectively just a casing? If someone can confirm this I'll be happy to be searching on ebay or looking for a US supplier (if anybody can recommend anyone?) in the next week or so.


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The Friends of the Trail steering committee is currently working on several expansion projects included below. If you're interested in helping or have additional ideas for our Trail, please contact Earl Erickson at 903-517-9778 or email us at email@example.com.
Project #1: 8th Street SE to 4th Street SW
This will extend the Trail de Paris westerly from its current ending trailhead, 8th Street SE to 4th Street SW, adding approximately 1 mile (scheduled completion date of mid-2016).
Project #1 Is now complete. This section of the trail is officially open and is waiting for you to come and check it out.
Project #2: West Trail de Paris
West Trail de Paris is a Texas Department of Transportation Enhancement Grant that will extend the trail from Heritage Park at Bonham Street 3.5 miles northeasterly to the Red River Valley Fairgrounds, which will include access points along the way for Justiss and Givens elementary schools, Walker Park, Leon Williams Park, Boys & Girls Club and Lamar County Head Start.
Project #3: Northeast Texas Trail (NETT)
To transform 130 miles of unused, abandoned railway corridor into a multi-use trail which will be an investment with a great rate of return. Rail-Trails are extremely popular as recreation and transportation corridors and are handicap accessible. Click here for a map of this proposed project. This map shows the whole 130 mile stretch.
The existing rail bed winds through the scenic Northeast Texas countryside. Most of the corridor is lined with trees and shrubs that create a picturesque setting through 7 counties and 17 towns:
- Collin County-Farmersville
- Hunt County-Merit, Celeste, Wolfe City
- Fannin County-Ladonia
- Lamar County-Roxton, Paris, Reno, Blossom
- Red River County-Detroit, Bagwell, Clarksville, Annona, Avery
- Bowie County- De Kalb, Malta, New Boston
Agencies Involved
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- Greater Paris Development Foundation
- Red River County government and municipalities
- Bowie County government and municipalities
Trail Benefits
- Key to economic rebuilding of small towns along the trail
- Stimulates tourism & recreational spending by attracting visitors from near & far
- Improves property values for properties adjacent a trail
- Preserves abandoned railway corridors
- Historic and wildlife conservation
Mineral Well-Weatherford Trail attracts 300,000 people each year & generates $2million annually. Ohio's little Miami Scenic Trail visitors spend $13.54 per visit, excluding lodging. To date, more than 18,000 miles of rail to trail has been successfully created across the country.


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I think the biggest thing that we(or at least me)as creatives struggle with is challenging ourselves to be bigger, be better, be more than our last piece. Sometimes that can be a good thing, others it's a spiral into self doubt, and the fear that what we do next won't be as good. Here is what we all need to realize though, that its all a process- I will fail, some of my work will not be as great as the ones before it, and that's okay. I think the times where I went into a project or an idea with pre conceived ideas or notions of how I wanted something to be with no flexibility was when my work suffered. Sure ideas and planning are a must, and going into a project with the overall picture of what you want to accomplish is a must. BUT there is also the adaptability factor that separates good from great- the ability to say, okay this was great in my head, but not so much applied, lets adapt.
Sometimes just challenging myself to do something simple as using one girl, one light, and one interesting thing stretches the creative muscles and gives me the freedom to explore. Here are some creative exercises that I do sometimes to help myself get out of the rut:
1. Use a simple backdrop- like seamless paper or a wall and play with different poses, different angles and different crops.
2. When outside, use what is around you to frame your subject- treat the environment around you like a frame- there is always something that can be used to help bring more interest to the photo, that can help tell your story better.
3. Use the light- play with different lighting- indoor, studio, full sun, golden hour. They all have separate challenges and can make amazing photographs.
4. Connect with others. Know that you are not alone in this, we are all going through the same processes, and sometimes being inside your own head for a while can get stressful. Do something not related to photography, relax, go out. Sometimes the best ideas come when we are not thinking so hard about them.


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|Friends Iain & Jan take us on a bike tour of the Isla.
|Jan and Sandra catch up after stopping to admire the new Chedraui grocery store.
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|The Mayan ruins at the south tip of the Isla. Not much to see.
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Back in 2003, we finished developing The LiinaLommi Felting Frame ©, we have made a few minor changes over the years to simplify setting adjustment, but Karoliina has used it for all her work since then. Now, for the first time in the USA, we will teach Karoliina's signature decorative felting techniques, using the Felting Frame to do all the hard work. In addition, other machine felting techniques may be covered during the workshop, depending on time constraints and enthusiasm.
Absolute beginners welcome!
As always the principal emphasis during the class is how to control your materials. Control of line, colour and form. Another major aspect of this masterclass is interpreting and composing the images by painting and drawing with wool fibres. Other principles covered are fine workmanship and felting quality.
During the class we will touch on a few different artistic techniques such as composition, proportion and colour theory as necessary. Learn to play with colours and contrast, light and shade, not forgetting colour contrast and composition. We'll help you find your focal point in the design, and work around it until you find a comfortable balance.
We believe felting is a technique that is taught uniquely by feel and touch and our classes are suitable for beginner felters.
Do something that inspires you!! There are no hard and fast rules as to what kind of image suits this technique. We'll help you achieve what you are looking for.
Everyone must do some preparatory sketches beforehand so we will contact you a couple of months before the class to help you with your preparation. The most important thing about your sketches is that they are done freehand, on paper, without the use of tracings, templates or stencils. Computer images, photo and drawing applications etc. are useful tools for development and exploration, but ultimately the final sketches must be done freehand.
If it is convenient, a full size sketch of your piece is invaluable. If you have not had the time beforehand, we will ask you to draw your designs at the beginning of the workshop.
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And this week, he found the perfect union between humor and advocacy in his Funny or Die video imitating Supreme Court justices before the upcoming decision on gay marriage. The sketch promotes the Supreme Save the Date initiative, started by …
Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Funny Or Die Sketch About The Supreme Court's Big …
And this week, he found the perfect union between humor and advocacy in his Funny or Die video imitating Supreme Court justices before the upcoming decision on gay marriage. The sketch promotes the Supreme Save the Date initiative, started by …
This is Georgia's first pro-gay marriage TV ad
On Monday, Georgia Equality will launch what appears to be the state's first ever television ad campaign promoting same-sex marriage. A pro-gay marriage rally in Atlanta in 2013 (AJC/Kent D. Johnson). The spot, which you can watch above, is timed for …
Wannabe Hulks Everywhere
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Bizarre acts by Justin Bieber spark Fox's Jon Scott to say 'he needs a daddy'
Oh my! The political correctness police must be in a tizzy. What sparked that remark from the Fox News anchor?
"Bieber needs a daddy."– Fox News anchor Jon Scott after a report that Justin Bieber recently drove crazy around his own neighborhood.
— Eddie Scarry (@eScarry) March 27, 2013
Justin Bieber has been exhibiting some bizarre behavior of late.
Justin Bieber's reckless driving, loud parties have neighbors angry, report says | Fox News foxnews.com/entertainment/…
— Patrick J. Runcie (@macandlinuxuser) March 27, 2013
Bieber's bizarre behavior continues as he strips topless at airport…… drudge.tw/YDj1bA
— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) March 27, 2013
Neighbor Claims Bieber Attacked, Threatened Him… drudge.tw/11LtEwn
— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) March 27, 2013
Whoa. The singer needs something: Some agree with Scott's advice.
"Bieber needs a daddy" thank you @foxnews
— Morgan Mahoney (@mahoneygofrogs) March 27, 2013
@jonscottfnc John you are sooooo right. Beiber needs a dad. When you ran the news on the Ferrari incident I'm thinking is where is his dad?
— Graham Thomson (@GrahamThomson4) March 27, 2013
Of course, some don't like anything that isn't tied up with a politically correct bow.
@foxnews Justin Bieber needs a daddy? You need to learn when to stop. #jerk
— Kaylee Kesterson (@KayleeKesterson) March 27, 2013
They news guy said,"Bieber needs a daddy." SHUT UP!
— LovetheBiebs (@Beliebergirl763) March 27, 2013
Do we smell a hashtag in the making?
@happeningnow My guy Jon Scott just said "Bieber needs a daddy!" I'm a cat but that's hilarious.#Bieberneedsadaddy I need a snack.
— Ichi the Cat (@IchiFatKat) March 27, 2013
Stay tuned!
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/03/27/bizarre-behavior-by-justin-bieber-sparks-fox-news-jon-scott-to-say-bieber-needs-a-daddy/
Piers Morgan under fire for Oscar Pistorius tweet
Many of Morgan's fans agreed the tweet was in poor taste:
@piersmorgan Tasteless as always you British ass!!
— Mike Commisso (@merlinthetwit) February 25, 2013
@piersmorgan why in heavens name would you wonder that
— Linda Gadoury (@lgadoury) February 25, 2013
@piersmorgan Did you actually spend time to tweet that?
— Will (@willwkirtley) February 25, 2013
@piersmorgan Really?!!
— Christina Reeves (@Chrissie_Reeves) February 25, 2013
"@piersmorgan: Wonder if Oscar Pistorius is watching the Oscars?" In Bad Taste!!!!
— Bishop Greg M. Davis (@Bishopgregdavis) February 25, 2013
.@piersmorganfuck off you shit, unfunny, smug, tasteless shit for brains prick
— Deadmaufive (@Boothy380) February 25, 2013
Morgan later stated that the tweet wasn't intended to be funny.
Wasn't supposed to be > RT @wellacimanagoth Not even slightly funny: "@piersmorgan: Wonder if Oscar Pistorius is watching the Oscars?"
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 25, 2013
For once, we agree with him: It wasn't funny.
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/02/24/piers-morgan-under-fire-for-oscar-pistorius-tweet/
Author Judy Blume tweets about break-in, gives police an A+
Author Judy Blume had nothing but praise for the police after an intruder broke into her home Sunday night.
Re break-in. Locked bedroom door. Pressed Panic button. Got 911 on cell.Kept yelling at him to get the F out of my house. Police great!
— Judy Blume (@judyblume) March 12, 2013
To be prepared-a good lock on bedroom door. Something to make loud, scary noise. Phone handy to call 911.They will stay on line with you.
— Judy Blume (@judyblume) March 13, 2013
Hmm… we can think of something that makes a loud, scary noise, but a lot of people don't want women to have them. But back to the story.
We have alarm. Last night ever I sleep w/out setting it. But I had alarm panic button handy. Today, security and locksmith meetings. Dog?
— Judy Blume (@judyblume) March 13, 2013
Prob shouldn't say more about case. Just want you all to be safe and prepared. Thanks for your tweets.
— Judy Blume (@judyblume) March 13, 2013
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/03/12/author-judy-blume-tweets-about-break-in-gives-police-an-a/
Incredible video: Elderly tornado survivor finds her dog under rubble
Barbara Garcia survived the devastating tornado on Monday, but after the storm passed, she couldn't find her beloved dog in the wreckage of what was once her home. During an emotional interview, Garcia told a CBS reporter about her missing dog. That's when a member of the crew spotted movement underneath the debris. Watch the incredible reunion:
Hope amid chaos.
"I thought God had just answered one prayer to let me be OK, but he answered both of them," she said. More video at CBS.com:
Not a dry eye to be found:
Editor's note: The video initially included in this post was removed by the person who uploaded it to YouTube. We have replaced it with another version.
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/05/21/incredible-moment-elderly-oklahoma-tornado-survivor-finds-her-dog-under-rubble-video/
Chilling: IRS reportedly demanded list of students from conservative group
Revelations about the political thuggery of the IRS are more chilling every day. The Daily Mail reports that IRS creeps ordered Linchpins of Liberty, a conservative educational group that mentors high school and college students, to hand over a list of "who has received or will receive" training.
REPORT: IRS ordered conservative educational group to turn over list of students it trained… drudge.tw/10poT99
— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) May 15, 2013
The founder of the Tennessee group asked The Daily Mail, "Can you imagine my responsibility to parents if I disclosed the names of their children to the IRS?" That's right: We're talking about children.
Also noteworthy:
The Inspector General's report includes a list of 'the seven questions' the IRS asked right-wing groups that were later 'identified as being unnecessary.'
Its request for the list of students trained by Linchpins of Liberty was not among them.
Dystopian RT @rare: IRS ordered conservative group to provide a list students it trained bit.ly/11Eca61"
— Chris Hayes' Bike (@JimmyPrinceton) May 15, 2013
APPALLING!! dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2…
— Michelle AKA MOM (@michnic70) May 15, 2013
Creepy RT@drudge_report: IRS ordered conservative educational group to turn over list of students it trained… drudge.tw/10poT99 #tcot
— Henry Graebe (@HenryGraebe) May 15, 2013
OMG #ScandalpaloozaRT @rare: IRS ordered conservative group to provide a list students it trained bit.ly/11Eca61
— RB (@RBPundit) May 15, 2013
And it doesn't end there. The IRS reportedly sought donor rolls, prinouts of Facebook posts and more from Tea Party and conservative groups.
IRS asked for Facebook posts, book selections, personal thoughts bit.ly/10ybEPq
— Rare (@Rare) May 15, 2013
But remember, the IRS would have you believe its employees weren't "motivated by political bias."
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/05/15/chilling-irs-reportedly-demanded-list-of-high-school-and-college-students-from-conservative-group/


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Is our Indian restaurant, named after of a tribe and a region in Afghanistan whose cooking, is a mixture of healthy country and rich courtly cooking, that is associated with northern India. The fundamental simplicity of the tandoor, with the rich yet delicate sauces of the Handi. The Handi (wok) was brought to northern India by the descendants of Genghis Kan, when the moguls rode in to India from Iran and Afghanistan. We have collected many items from India to give you a taste of the rich diversity of Indian culture with its many decorative crafts
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A frogfish finding shelter among bits of plastic is one of the winners of a World Oceans Day photography competition, announced at the United Nations earlier this month.
Our oceans absorb many of the carbon dioxide emissions we emit, but human pressures – including overfishing, marine pollution, habitat destruction, climate change and ocean acidification – are taking a significant toll.
Ellen Cuylaerts, an underwater photographer who announced the winners of the competition, said it was "a moment of reflection on what oceans mean for mankind, and the messages photographers try to grab in just one frame to get attention for the conservation challenges we face."
Three images were selected as winners in each of five categories, and may now feature in exhibitions to highlight the importance our oceans play– keeping the issues high on the agenda all year round.
Making a Difference: Humans in Action
In first place of the 'Making a Difference: Humans in Action' category was Gregory Lecoeur, with his image of a frogfish floating among bits of plastic.
Second place was awarded to Australian Troy Mayne, for his image of a turtle reflected in a Scuba diver's mask.
Third place was awarded to China's Ping Fan, for her image of a scuba diver, floating among sharks.
Winners also came from other categories, including Above Water Seascapes, Underwater Life, Underwater Seascapes and Youth.
Above Water Seascapes
Winner of the Above Water Seascapes category was Gabriel Barathieu, for a photo which he describes as an explosion of life – a coral garden.
Underwater Life
Winner of the Underwater Life category was Dan Charity from the UK for his image of a Whale Shark in Thailand.
Underwater Seascapes
Winner of the Underwater Seascapes category was Alex Lindbloom with his image of a sponge among Mangroves.
Youth photographer
In first place of the Youth Photographer category was Jack McKee, with his image of a yellow box fish.
Second place in the Youth photographer category was Charlotte Siembieda, aged 11, for her image of a dolphin taken from the bow of a boat. She said "The dolphins were so playful that day. Everytime we looked down they would rotate to meet us eye to eye. After 20 minutes we had to move on and when we moved away this dolphin jumped above the water and we saw that she had a fishing hook in her dorsal fin. It was a stark reminder that humans affect every aspect of the natural environment"
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Isn't it great to have friends? I have some of the best. I was in the presence of some of my dearest friends the past couple of days. I have some wonderful friendships that I have formed in recent years, but I've mentioned before my "group" of childhood friends that I still see from time to time. One of these friends, Donna, called me on Wednesday morning to let me know that her dad had passed away on Tuesday evening as a result of the emphysema he had been suffering with for the past few years. My heart was so broken for her. I immediately got on the phone with the other girls, and we made plans to gather at the funeral home the following evening. We got there around 7 p.m. last night and stayed until around 9 p.m. We probably smothered her for two hours, but we stayed by her side the entire time. (I haven't mentioned that she is nine months' pregnant and is scheduled for a c-section on Wednesday.) Her ankles and feet were quite swollen, so she followed her husband's orders and sat down on one of the pews in the chapel and propped her feet up. One of us, Angie, is a nurse, and she massaged Donna's feet the entire two hours! Is that a dear friend or what? The swelling was noticably better when we left.
Those of us that could met this afternoon for the funeral. It is really heartbreaking to see a friend go through this, but her dad was a Christian, and that is always cause for hope. I know that this is something we're all going to have to face sooner or later, and I'm already thankful that they'll be there when I need them.
We're looking forward to meeting together again in the coming days in celebration of the blessed arrival - isn't God's timing awesome! I'm sure it will be bittersweet as she had really hoped that her dad could meet her new son, but what more could make your heart rejoice than to see the sweet face of that precious newborn.
Then we'll have our annual Christmas party at Terri's house the Friday before Christmas. She always has things decorated beautifully and has a fancy table set where we share a meal and afterwards exchange gifts and have a wonderful time.
We really don't spend that much time together. We're there for one another during moments of crisis or celebration. In fact, when Terri's precious dad passed away around 10 years ago, that is when this group of friends found each other again. We had gone our separate ways after some went to college, some got married, had children, etc. At that point, we began having our annual Christmas party and haven't looked back since! For instance, we were there when Tina was able to finish college after many obstacles being put in her path. They were there for me when my Amelia went through some difficulties when she was a week old (I'll have an upcoming post about that). We have been there for others during crises that I'll not post here.
These are not friendships that take a lot of time away from my family. As dear as they are, there's still no one I would rather spend time with than my husband and children. I'm sure they feel the same way. These are easy friendships. Who has time for complicated, high-maintenance friendships? Not me. If it's not easy, I don't have time at this point in life to invest in making friendships work. Either they work or they don't, and this one definitely does. Thanks girls! (I know some of you read my blog!)
Friday, November 30, 2007
2 comments:
- Angela McRae said...
I'm so sorry to hear about Donna's father and will be sure to keep her family in my prayers. And yes, y'all ARE an unusually close bunch! So glad you're still there for each other after all these years. Love the image of Angie massaging feet at the funeral home. (Can I use that in my novel?) And I know what you mean about "easy" friends. I have just a few I can call easy friends, but boy, I love 'em. The high-maintenance ones are what another friend of mine calls "energy vampires." Amen!
- December 1, 2007 at 9:16 AM
- Rhonda said...
I'm sure Angie and Donna wouldn't mind that being in your novel. Just be sure to get us all a copy when it's published!
- December 1, 2007 at 9:23 AM
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year, I put up an online Advent calendar, with photos and brief
passages of Scripture. The pictures vary from the sublime to the
ridiculous. This is meant to enhance your celebration of Advent, as we
prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ.
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The Northrop Grumman (formerly Grumman) EA-6B Prowler is a twin-engine, mid-wing electronic warfare aircraft derived from the basic A-6 Intruder airframe. The EA-6B has been in service with the U.S. Armed Forces from 1971 through the present, during which it has carried out numerous missions for jamming enemy radar systems, and in gathering radio intelligence on those and other enemy air defense systems. In addition, the EA-6B is capable of carrying and firing anti-radiation missiles (ARM), such as the HARM missile. The aircrew of the EA-6B consists of one pilot and three Electronic Countermeasures Officers, though it is not uncommon for only 2 ECMOs to be used on missions.
From the 1998 retirement of the United States Air Force EF-111 Raven electronic warfare aircraft, the EA-6B was the only dedicated electronic warfare plane available for missions by the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Marine Corps, and the U.S. Air Force until the fielding of the Navy's EA-18G Growler in 2009.
|Electronic warfare/Attack aircraft
Northrop Grumman
|First flight
|25 May 1968
|July 1971
|In service
|Primary users
|United States Navy
United States Marine Corps
|Number built
|Unit cost
|US$52 million
|Developed from
|Grumman A-6 Intruder
Designed for carrier-based and advanced base operations, the EA-6B is a fully integrated electronic warfare system combining long-range, all-weather capabilities with advanced electronic countermeasures. A forward equipment bay and pod-shaped fairing on the vertical fin house the additional avionics equipment. It is now the primary electronic warfare aircraft for the U.S Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Air Force. The primary mission of the EA-6B is to support ground-attack strikes by disrupting enemy electromagnetic activity. As a secondary mission it can also gather tactical electronic intelligence within a combat zone, and another secondary mission is attacking enemy radar sites with anti-radiation missiles.
The Prowler has a crew of four, a pilot and three Electronic Countermeasures Officers (known as ECMOs). Powered by two non-afterburning Pratt & Whitney J52-P-408A turbojet engines, it is capable of speeds of up to 590 miles per hour (950 km/h) with a range of 1,140 miles (1,840 km).
Design particulars include the refueling probe being asymmetrical, appearing bent to the right. It contains an antenna near its root. The canopy has a shading of gold to protect the crew against the radio emissions that the electronic warfare equipment produces.
Data from US Navy Fact File, US Navy history page
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[Arter, while dreaming, feels the arrive of Draita and his black troops. The
Fate shows him ancient battles where brave warriors defended the reign even by
Losing their lives and families. Visions of death and storms haunt his mind.
When the Northern Winds will blow over the Shadeis Lagoon, Draita will cross
The Dragonis Valley. From that moment forth, battle will be raging.]
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In the week of Sunday the 15th to Friday the 20th of September, Tauranga hosted the 10th annual Aims Games. The Aims games are a sporting tournament between intermediate and middle schools from all over New Zealand. This year a few schools from Australia and one from Rarotonga came too. The Aims Games consist of 16 sports which are Swimming, Football, Hockey, Netball, Waterpolo, Golf, Rugby Sevens, Rugby League, Multisport (Kayak, Mountain Bike and Run), Cross country, Badminton, Basketball, Gymsport, Indoor Bowls, Squash and Tennis. Cross Country was the only sport to compete and finish on Sunday. In total 6500 children competed.
The opening ceremony was from 6:00 to 7:00 on Sunday evening. It started with a very good local Kapa Haka performance and the other items were a boys choir, a long speech on the history of Aims, a crazy performance by a Polynesian group called Delicious and an inspirational speech by Dillon Boucher, a professional basketballer who used to play for the Breakers. Finally we finished off with the national anthem and the mayor of Tauranga officially opened the Aims Games 2013.
The individual sports, apart from the cross country, competed on Monday and Tuesday while the team sports played all week. I went for swimming and didn't do very well. Swimming didn't start until 3:00pm so we had ages to hang around and relax. The draw back was racing didn't finish until 9:00pm so we did a lot of sleeping in. Aims was a great experience and I will work hard to go again next year.


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Treasury bills, or T-bills, are short-term debt instruments issued by the U.S Treasury. T-bills are issued for a term of one year of less. T-bills are considered the world's safest debt as they are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government.
A key indicator
The T-bill rate is a key barometer of short-term interest rates. Treasury bills are sold with maturities of four, thirteen, twenty-six and fifty-two weeks. They do not pay interest, but rather are sold a discount to their face value. The full-face value is paid at maturity, and the difference between the discounted purchase price and the full-face value equates to the interest rate.
Purchasing T-Bills
There are three ways to purchase T-bills and all other Treasury securities:
· Non-competitive bid auctions allow investors to submit a bid to purchase a set dollar amount of the Bills at the next auction. The yield they receive is based upon the average auction price from all bidders. This is a good method for individual investors and can be done via the TreasuryDirect site. The maximum amount that can be purchased through a non-competitive bid is $5 million.
Competitive bidding auctions are geared for those who only want to buy the bills at a specific or desired yield. These bids must be made via a bank or a broker. A buyer can purchase up to 35% of the amount of the initial offering for the bill being auctioned.
· You can purchase them on the secondary market or via mutual funds and ETFs. T-bills, like all Treasury securities, can be bought and sold on the secondary market. Additionally, there are a number of mutual funds and ETFs that purchase T-bills.
The secondary market
There is an active secondary market for T-bills, but in order to buy or sell bills here you will need to use a broker as a middle-man. T-bills are very liquid and short-term, but the price will fluctuate based on movements in the rate on newly issued T-bills.
Who are the major buyers?
Although T-bills can be bought by individual investors, primary dealers, such as banks and broker-dealers, are the biggest purchasers of T-bills at the various auctions.
Other major auction participants include investment funds, pension plans and retirement funds, insurance companies and other large institutional managers.
Money Market: Certificate Of Deposit (CD)
The History Of The T-Bill AuctionLearn how the U.S. found the perfect solution to its debt problems and ended up creating one of the largest markets in the world.
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How to Buy Treasuries Directly From the FedIf you want to purchase government debt securities, go straight to the source at the Federal Reserve. Learn how individual investors can buy these directly.
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Hello guys,
The St Laurent…what a river!
Weather: sun and hot (29C)
Distance: 85 miles / 136 km
Speed: 13.3 mph / 21 km/h
First at all I had to fix my faulty connection of my solar panel as no battery at all left. After 3 shops I found a real technician willing to fix it. He took some time but he did! At least I will have some power for continue my blog
After that it was already past 11 am and I didn't even did 2 miles I then started to pulling nice mileage at very good speed as the wind was in my favor!!!! Miracle happen I'm following the St Laurent who become larger and larger like a see. It's quite an amazing river! All along nice small villages with beautiful church and house. I met along the road some nice people (no, no girls today ) friendly as I expected from Quebecois. Quite nice to have some contact with the local population not like in the western province! And it will get even friendlier heading more East.
I really enjoyed the day as quite traffic, nicer peoples and beautiful landscape. Did a lot of photos and have to skip some time some scenery as I will not advance if I stop every mile / km!
As usual when arriving in a bigger city problem with Hwy is back and as a thunderstorm and no battery on my notebook for check the road I decided to pull out the camp along the road.
I have some battery back on but not much then I hope it will be sunny tomorrow for be back to normal.
Take care everybody!


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Arctic Mission Adventure is a unique ministry designed to take the message of love to the Arctic regions of the Last Frontier.
THE NEED: From the late 1930's through the early 1980's, the work in the Alaska Arctic was vibrant and growing. Because of the status of the Alaska Mission, we were able to retain enough funds to underwrite a growing ministry throughout many of the villages. In the mid-1980's, Alaska's status was changed from a mission to a conference and thus work in the Arctic slowly disintegrated. For the past 30 years, we have had a number of churches and parsonages throughout the Arctic that have sat virtually empty.
OUR DREAM: We have a dream to rebuild the work in the Arctic and to train and develop ongoing leadership in the villages. With dedicated leadership, we can again make a difference in the lives of those that live there. We are endeavoring to do this through placing self-supporting couples in villages where we already have a presence. Because of our funding challenges and limited resources, we are endeavoring to do this along the line of frontier missions with volunteer missionaries who are self-supporting and help raise funds from their friends, neighbors and loved ones to carry on their missionary endeavors.
TO DATE: We have been blessed beyond our wildest dreams with this ministry! All of the churches and parsonages, with the exception of one, now have active missionaries that are taking the gospel to the Native population. In addition, we are endeavoring to place low-power FM stations in a number of villages that have been a tremendous influence on the community. Please continue to pray for the Lord's hand to move in the Arctic.
A CALL TO SERVICE: Consider three questions:
1. Where does the Lord find you today? That is a question well worth pondering in your life. If the Lord were to come to your home, where would He find you? Involved in a career, raising a family, or preoccupied with recreation or some form of business? Or would He find you with a willing heart, willing to serve him wherever he may lead?
2. What is the Lord's calling in your Life? What is your reason for existence? If God were to call you to work for Him, what would it take for you to set aside all that matters to you and give God your all? What would it take to step out in faith, with no means of support, and answer God's call?
3. How long would it take for you to say yes to the Lord's calling? Let's suppose that out of the blue God called you to be a missionary in some remote area in Alaska. How would you feel about giving up your occupation and the things that tie you to this world? Would you have a hard time leaving friends and family and move into unentered territory knowing that your faith in God is going to be stretched to the utmost?
If you are considering serving as a missionary in the Alaska conference, visit the links below for more information on life and employment opportunities in Alaska:
Community Information: http://commerce.state.ak.us/cra/DCRAExternal/
General Employment: www.jobs.state.ak.us
Education Opportunities: www.alaskateacher.org
Healthcare Workers: www.healthcareersinalaska.info
Masters in Education: http://mastersineducationguide.com/state/alaska/
Teaching in Alaska: http://www.teacher.org/state/alaska/
Teaching Degree Requirements: http://teacherdegrees.com/state/alaska/
Working in Alaska: http://www.labor.state.ak.us/esd_alaska_jobs/ak_over.htm


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Healthcare provider finds SDN is the proper Rx
So when we needed to expand our backup network, we had already tested the Nuage product and we were comfortable with it, so we made an investment in Nuage to add capacity to that network. And that's where we're at right now.
How does it work?
The major components include a Nuage service directory, then Nuage spine and leaf network switches and what Nuage calls the virtual route switch, which is software that lives on a VMware host. In Stage One the early benefits will be added capacity and faster provisioning. With a spine and leaf architecture versus what we have today, you don't just have one path carrying traffic, you have multiple paths, which gives you more capacity and makes it easier to scale up from there.
And then there are a lot of other things SDN will bring to the table. Everything from improving the provisioning process with a Graphical User Interface and scripting engine that takes the place of the engineer entering the device configuration line by line through CLI, to improving security with multi tenancy and improving quality-of-service. For quality of service today, you deal with capacity for traffic that's going east-west within your data center between, say, database servers and application servers, by creating oversubscription models, and you make that ratio smaller and smaller and smaller. With SDN, we can provision the network and specify how much pipe to give it, with what priority, etc.
Then there are a lot of SDN benefits folks will have more appreciation for in the future, like spanning tree elimination. That's a huge thing. We're just at the beginning phase. We're in the middle of rack and stack and we've done some initial testing. We have staff going through training, and the feedback so far is very, very positive.
You mentioned Stage One. Where do you go after that?
The next step, providing SDN does all they say it's supposed to do, will be to essentially connect the Nuage infrastructure into our data center Cisco Nexus infrastructure. So, where that backup network was its own network before, we start to add capacity to the production network so it supports both backup and production.
So instead of two switching infrastructures and a routing infrastructure, now I'm going to have a single infrastructure that will run backup and production. It will attach to our Nexus environment for Layer 3 type decisions, and then talk to the rest of the network.
How far out is Phase Two?
I think it will probably start with the next big changeover in servers, which is probably July, August.
Did you look at any other SDN options other than Nuage?
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Our team has recently been involved in a workshop as part of our development. The workshop is conducted by our own lead, Boss Twinkle, and of course the ever gorgeous Sir Ryan, our Director of Operations. All I can say is the training is fun and we're all learning from it. We have a lot of activities and the one that I like most is the "bridge making." Here are the photos taken during our bridge making activity (big thanks to Boss Twinkle for the photos):
What I learned from the activity? Here: The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.
Our Team! In this photo (l-r): Yours Truly, Lou, Leah, Loraine, Amos and Patty.
The winning team. Nelson, Erl, RJ, Aaron, Ces and Vida (from Training Department)
Second Placer. Ken, Booblet, Theresa, David, Jessa and Lourdes.


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On March 25, 2016, Judge Donald M. Middlebrooks of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida ruled that the patent protecting Shire's drug LIALDA® (mesalamine) was valid and infringed by Watson Pharmaceuticals' Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA). Judge Middlebrooks' decision follows almost four years of continuous litigation, in which this case went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court and back.
In April 2013, FLH won the first trial in this case, which was also before Judge Middlebrooks. Back then, Judge Middlebrooks first ruled that the Lialda patent was valid and infringed by Watson. Watson appealed and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit altered Judge Middlebrooks' construction of two claim terms. On Shire's behalf, FLH filed a petition for certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing that the Federal Circuit did not give proper deference to Judge Middlebrooks' factual findings underlying his claim construction. The Supreme Court granted FLH's petition for certiorari. In a companion case to this one, the Supreme Court agreed that the Federal Circuit "must apply a clear error, not a de novo, standard" when reviewing the "evidentiary underpinnings" of a district court's claim construction. Teva Pharm. USA, Inc. v. Sandoz, Inc., 135 S. Ct. 831, 835 (2015). The Supreme Court then vacated the Federal Circuit's decision in this case and remanded.
On remand, the Federal Circuit held that there was "no indication" that Judge Middlebrooks made any factual findings that underlie his construction. But rather than remand to determine whether Judge Middlebrooks actually made such factual findings, the Federal Circuit reinstated its earlier claim construction and remanded.
From January 25 through January 27, 2016, Judge Middlebrooks held the second trial in this case, this time with the Federal Circuit's claim construction. FLH and Shire again prevailed at trial. Judge Middlebrooks disagreed with Watson that the patent lacked a sufficient written description and was not enabling, and entered a judgment that the Lialda patent was valid. Judge Middlebrooks also disagreed with Watson that its ANDA products would not infringe the Lialda patent, and entered a judgment that Watson directly and indirectly infringed the Lialda patent. Judge Middlebrooks further enjoined Watson from marketing its infringing products until the Lialda patent expires.
Lialda is a novel, high-strength, once-daily formulation of mesalamine, which is indicated to treat ulcerative colitis. Industry experts have hailed Lialda as "a major advance in the history of" ulcerative colitis therapy. The claims of the Lialda patent cover those aspects of Lialda's formulation.
To view the Court's order, please click here.
To view the Court's opinion, please click here.
To view the Law360 article regarding this decision, please click here.


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Professor Sum Yee Loong has been appointed as the Honorary Technical Advisor of the Institute of Certified Public Accounts of Singapore. Loong is currently a professor of accounting at the School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University.
Michael Miller joins CBIZ MHM LLC, as a senior associate in the firm's audit department.
Kory Klein has joined RBZ LLP, Los Angeles, as a principal in the firm's business management department. … Nancy Chan has joined KPMG LLP, as a managing director in the firm's Los Angeles office where she will assist with the growth of the firm's Alternative Investment Funds practice. Prior to KPMG, Chan worked as a tax director at the private equity firm, Hellman and Friedman.
Angel Li and Alexander Morgan were promoted to tax partners at Fiondella, Milone & LaSaracina LLP, Glastonbury.
Brad Shipley has been promoted to tax manager at Wiltshire, Whitley, Richardson & English PA, Fort Myers.
Christina Immelman and Larry Ewing have joined Sikich LLP, Naperville, as partners in the firm's Northern Illinois tax practice. Michael Fenske joined the firm as director of supply chain and business process transformation.
BerryDunn, Portland, made several new hires throughout the firm. Scott Hackett and Mattthew Litz joined the tax services group. Medgar Austin, Lisa Calderwood, Karla Fossett, Harry Lanphear, Kevin Price and Yoko McCarthy joined the government consulting group, while Kristine McNeil, a proposal writer and business development specialist, joined the management and IT consulting group.
CBIZ Tofias, Boston, promoted Debra Del Toro, Carrie Demakis and Brendan Donovan to directors. … Charlotte Cathro, a CPA at Meyers Brothers Kalicka PC, Holyoke, has become a board member at Dakin Pioneer Valley Humane Society.
Eric Barr , co-manager at Fischer Barr & Wissinger LLC, Parsippany, and director of the firm's business valuation and litigation support department, has been tapped to serve on the editorial board of The Value Examiner.
CBIZ MHM LLC, New York, made several promotions throughout the firm. Dora Dvir, Benjamin Gross, Heather Hamilton and David Moshashvili were promoted to senior managers. Art Kilerciyan was promoted to tax manager, Jia Hwa Su to manager and Ryan Hughes was promoted to senior marketing specialist. … Ian Ball has stepped down as CEO of the International Federation of Accountants to take on a volunteer role of principal advisor at the organization. … Brian Sackstein has joined Marcum LLP, New York, as an assurance director in the firm's health care and not-for-profit services groups. … Ernst & Young LLP, New York, added more than a dozen new hires throughout the firm. Melanie Dowling, David Kovar, Michael Medley, Justin Ransome, Andrew Sliwa and Clark Welton have joined the firm as partners, along with Robbert Kaufman as principal, and Patricia Chaback, Colleen Driscoll, Ronald Fecso, Michael Harper, Hiroyuki Kawamata, Megan Mahony, Vincent Morris, Maureen Nelson, Donna Rutter, Alex Thacher, Akihiko (Aki) Tsuda and James (Brent) Walker as executive directors. In other Ernst & Young news, principal and global chief technology officer Mal Postings has been listed in the top 10 of "Top Private Company CTOs" for 2012 by ExecRank –a ranking service of leading executives from more than 30 professions. … Nader Karimi has KPMG LLP, New York, as a managing director. Karimi will assist the firm with enhancing relationships with hedge funds and private equity clients in various areas including the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. Prior to KPMG, Karimi was the global head of tax and product development at Goldman Sachs Fund Services where he worked with hedge fund and private equity clients. … Sandy Chu has joined Grant Thornton LLP, New York, as partner and national leader of the firm's recently launched China Business Group.
Michele Linton has joined Walthall, Drake & Wallace, Cleveland, as the firm's marketing director. Prior to WD&W, Linton worked at SS&G as a senior marketing associate.
Andrew Bogus has joined Herbein & Co. Inc., Pittsburgh, as a staff accountant. Brian Deighan was promoted to senior accountant at the firm.
Ricky Castillo has joined Karlins Ramey & Tompkins, The Woodlands, as a tax senior. … Nikki Homratsamy has been promoted to tax senior manager and Ray Boone to consulting solutions manager at Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas PC, Houston. … Norman Comstcok, a managing director at UHY Advisors, has been named senior member by the Information Systems Security Association.
W. Mark Rudolph has been admitted as a shareholder at Elliot Davis LLC, Richmond, where he will lead the firm's business advisory and tax practices.
Chris Landry has joined Clark Nuber, Bellevue, as a senior, while Nicole Lyons joined as manager. Both will work in the firm's state and local tax practice. … Cathy Villemure has opened her own CPA firm, Cathy Villemure CPA PLLC, in Kirkland, Wash. Prior to venturing off on her own, Villemure worked at Falco Sult & Co. as a senior manager.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board selected 20 members for its investor advisory group. Brandon Becker, Robert Buettner and Mercer Bullard are among the members who were selected. For the full list, visit pcaobus.org. http://pcaobus.org/News/Releases/Pages/03012013_Release_IAG.aspx In addition, members Steven Harris and Jay Hanson have been reappointed for five-year terms.
Paul Rozek has joined Schenck SC, Appleton, as the associate director of risk services.
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"Is Buddhism a faith, a belief system or a religion?"; "What's the diference?"; "What are Bloom's 6 stages of learning?"; "Whatever happened to Tara Reid or Britney Spears?"
These were a few of the questions that popped up in the last several days to which the first response we (whoever I was with at the time) blurted out was something akin to, "google it," or, "you can probably find it on the 'net."
During one of those times I made a mental note to see if there were any references or studies done that would suggest any trends there. Just for grins and giggles...I googled it.
It was interesting to find that, a study was conducted last Fall by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, that included a question about sources of information people go to when then need to address problems. Of nearly 2800 respondents, 58% said the internet. This was chosen above professional advisors (53%), friends and family (45%) and newspapers, magazines and books (36%).


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Wood Green is a true comprehensive school in the thriving town of Witney, 10 miles west of Oxford. The school is undergoing rapid and exciting development, focussed on improving outcomes for all our learners and raising aspiration, building on the our values, the good behaviour of students and a culture of strong pastoral care.
Strong personal relationships between teachers and students contribute to students' learning.
Students' social, spiritual, moral and cultural development is promoted effectively across the school and strongly contributes to the school's caring ethos
All students have an equal opportunity to succeed
Over their time at Wood Green School, students gain a broad range of skills and are consequently well prepared for the next stage in their education, employment or training.
The more-able students achieve well. The proportion of students attaining A* and A grades is well above average in a range of subjects
The conduct of sixth formers in all parts of the school is exemplary and they provide excellent role models for younger students.
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Use the links on the right to find out more about our school.


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wondering if someone can point out where to purchase overflow kits for a drilled tank. Looking for the stand pipes or whatever they are called. Thanks a bunch.
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The drains are actually really cheap and easy to assemble. I'm not DIY oriented by any means and I still considered it very easy. You just need the appropriate diameter pvc (I used 1.25" to make it fit in a corner overflow), a street ell fitting, a tee fitting, and a cap that can be drilled. This is the classic durso, though, not one of the newer, more advanced ones.
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I think I have a link on my home computer to one I use. I'll post it tonight.
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ok thank you
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Durso standpipe http://www.rl180reef.com/180/pages/standpipe/
I made the stockman mod that is on the popular mods tab and I included the modified airhole method as well.
I made the stockman mod that is on the popular mods tab and I included the modified airhole method as well.
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thankyou for the info
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For tight areas or smaller homemade internal overflow boxes try the hoffer gurgle buster, works great. When DIYing a durso I always you a adjustable rise or sleeve whatever you wanna call it that away you dont have to guess or contemplate how tall the durso main pipe body needs to be plus it allows you to control water level in the overflow box.
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