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A Recap of the 2016 Kids' Choice Awards
In keeping with tradition, the Kids' Choice Awards ceremony Saturday night in Inglewood, California was a glorious slime-filled affair. Starting with the Orange Carpet, we saw celebs such as Meghan Trainor, Will Ferrell, and Amy Poehler basking in the thrill of feeling like a kid again. Social media influencers Sophia Grace, Carson Leuders, and Johnny Orlando were out and about to promote the KCAs and the new Nickelodeon show, School of Rock. Even Boo the Dog got a chance to strut his paws on the Orange Carpet, wearing a dapper tuxedo with a lime green tie.
Host Blake Shelton kicked off the KCAs with a hilarious Star-Wars themed intro, including a guest appearance by Selena Gomez (who told Shelton he still couldn't be part of her squad).
The KCAs went viral early in the night with an epic Snapchat led by Ellen DeGeneres as she presented Adam Sandler with the first award of the night for favorite animated movie.
"We're going to create the biggest Snapchat," said the TV personality. "I'll Snapchat you (the audience) while you Snapchat me." Overall #KCA was a fantastic night for social media, trending across popular platforms for four hours straight in the US and around the world. The KCAs were the number one social program that Saturday night according to Nielsen Social Guide in all television across all categories and demos (with 457,000 tweets, and 18 million impressions).
Despite the multitude of celebrity appearances, the biggest stars at the KCAs were the kids watching from home. Their live-voting set the stage for hilarious antics throughout the night. Vine star Cameron Dallas always wanted to get slimed, and viewers at home helped make his wish come true. They voted to cover Cameron in green goo instead of video blogger Bethany Mota. This live vote was one of the most popular for the night, with over 18 million votes garnered for Cameron and Bethany's challenge.
Later on, Shelton and Nickelodeon star Jace Norman let the viewers live vote to decide what the weapon of choice would be for their sneak attack on the members of DNCE waiting backstage. A toilet paper launcher was chosen over a confetti cannon as the best way to prank the stars.
Clever movie and video game integrations were also a huge part of the evening. Fans delighted in seeing their favorite characters come to "life" at the KCAs. The cast of Nickelodeon's Game Shakers completed a Mario-world themed obstacle course (with help from Nintendo's Mario and Luigi).
Paramount's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows was well represented with Shredder and the Foot Clan attempting to take over the awards ceremony. Luckily, they were thwarted by the Turtles and Casey Jones. After the showdown, Will Arnett took the stage to bring fans to the world premiere of the Shredder escape scene from the movie.
Sony's Angry Birds was brought to life by its stars Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad. They brought fans an exclusive look at the film and received a slime surprise from a giant slingshot when they tried to fly like Angry Birds.
For Marvel and Disney's Captain America: Civil War, there was an in-show stunt with Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans. The stars faced-off before introducing a look at their new movie. To promote Warner Brothers' Storks, Andy Samberg went backstage to show fans that storks are responsible for delivering many things, including the shiny orange bundles of joy…aka the KCA blimps.
Speaking of the KCA blimps, here are some memorable winners. Fifth Harmony won favorite musical group. Vocalist Ally Brook proclaimed, "We love our fans so much, always go for your dreams!" The girls, especially Brook, were promptly slimed.
The Thundermans actress Kira Kosarin made a touching acceptance speech as she and her fellow cast members took the Orange Blimp for favorite TV show.
"This is insane," she said. "I've been watching the Kids Choice Awards since I was seven, so to even be here, let alone winning a blimp…" Kosarin went on to tearfully thank her fans for motivating her and her cast members to succeed.
Shelton made sure to keep the audience laughing in between awards. In one segment, he let the crowd know that he recently became a victim of "Throwback Thursday." He shared a photo of his younger self with a mullet and glasses. Fuller House star John Stamos was deemed culprit for worst #TBT, as Shelton shared a photo of Stamos with a mullet of his own.
His prize? A bucket of slime, tossed on his head by Jace Norman as Shelton tricked him into leaning in for a selfie. "Welcome to the slime club, Stamos," yelled Shelton. Stamos made sure Norman was included in the club, as he rubbed his slime-covered head all over the Nickelodeon star.
The crowd waved cell phones and sang along to Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's live performance of their no. 1 hit, "See You Again." At the end of the show, DNCE performed their chart-topping, upbeat single "Cake by the Ocean." Host Blake Shelton gave the audience a final surprise—slime of their very own. "Slime for you," he shouted, as the audience got doused with the green goo. Not one to be left out of the fun, Shelton ended the show by—how else—getting slimed.
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I love a good Christmas story and this one from my dear friend Whoopi Goldberg gets me every time. It's a beautiful and simple story that I just had to share this holiday season. Happy Holidays to you all, and I wish you much magic! --MT
by Whoopi Goldberg
When I was a little girl, my mother worked magic. I'm sure of this now, but at the time, I could never figure it out.
I was about five or six years old, living in a small apartment in the Chelsea area of New York City. It was just my mother, my older brother, and me.
We didn't have a lot of money, but we had each other. I remember every year about a week before Christmas, the magic would begin: a tree would suddenly appear in our living room. Just a naked tree -- no decorations, no explanations.
No one would ever mention where the tree came from, or how it got into our living room. And yet my brother and I knew it couldn't have come from my mom. After all, we were always together and we never saw her go out and buy a tree.
"Where did it come from?" I would say to my big brother Clyde as we stood side by side in our living room staring at it. "It's almost like it just....fell from the sky."
But the magic didn't stop there. The morning after the tree arrived, the first thing we'd do is run into the living room, and there would be lights on the branches. And tinsel. And sprayed snow and Christmas balls and lights that bubbled.
By now we were watching our mother like a hawk-- but we never saw her touch that tree.
It had to be magic.
Every day leading up to Christmas was just like that. We'd wake up and the tree would be decorated some more. Meanwhile, the living room windows were getting in on the act. They gradually became decorated with pink stenciled snowflakes that looked like they'd been made with that cleaning spray stuff from the kitchen.
Around this time my brother and I would start thinking about our presents. We knew they were coming, of course, so before the big day, we would look everywhere for them. Our apartment wasn't what you'd call big, so it didn't take us long to search everywhere -- in the closets, in the bathroom, under our beds.
Finally, Christmas day would arrive, and my brother and I would get up while it was still dark outside. Some years, it would be snowing outside. We'd run into the living room and stop dead in our tracks. The sight was amazing. There was a bicycle. A Flexible Flyer sled. A Lionel Train set. A Kate Greenaway dress for me, a Robert Hall suit for my brother. How did she do it?
Where had all this stuff been hiding? At the neighbors'? Under the floorboards? Or maybe Mom had secretly been corresponding with the North Pole all along. You know, talking to Claus.
After we opened our Christmas presents, we'd give our mother hers. We usually made things for her. She always seemed to love our homemade presents as much as we loved the ones we'd gotten.
Anyway, we never really had any time to think about it -- we had to get outside! Usually there were about 45 tons of snow on the streets. So we'd get all dressed up in our snow clothes and head outdoors. My brother would take me onto Tenth Avenue, which by this time would be closed on account of the snow. He'd put me on the front of the Flexible Flyer, then he'd sort of run, and pull me along. We'd have the best time.
At first you could see nothing but clean, white snow all around you. Then, soon the streets would start to fill up -- not with cabs and buses like usual, but with kids and their parents. So much for the clean, white snow!
Still, as much fun as we had sledding -- and as wonderful as those presents were -- the best present for me is the memory of it all. I can still see every moment in my head. That was Mom's real magic.
By the way, when my brother and I got older, we finally asked our mother where the tree and all those presents came from. In fact, we still ask her. You know what she says?
"I don't know what you're talking about."
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Retired Navy Vice Adm. Frederick L. "Dick" Ashworth, 94, the weaponeer aboard the B-29 that in 1945 dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan, died Dec. 3 at Arizona Heart Hospital in Phoenix while undergoing heart surgery.
Adm. Ashworth, who retired from the Navy in 1968, was assigned to the Los Alamos-based Manhattan Project, which built the A-bomb.
On Aug. 9, 1945, three days after the bombing of Hiroshima, he was aboard the bomber that dropped a weapon nicknamed Little Boy on Nagasaki. Adm. Ashworth was assigned as the weaponeer, responsible for arming the bomb during the flight. Estimates of the death toll in Nagasaki range from 60,000 to 80,000 people.
Adm. Ashworth, in an August talk to a Los Alamos historical group, said the mission was "fraught with problems," including clouds that hid the city of Kokura, which was the primary target, the potential for a crash landing with the bomb aboard and low fuel after the weapon exploded.
The weather over Kokura was so bad that the B-29 -- named Bock's Car after its commander, Frederick Bock -- flew on to Nagasaki.
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Japan surrendered unconditionally Aug. 15.
Adm. Ashworth was born in Beverly, Mass., and graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1933. After the war, he did military liaison work with the Atomic Energy Commission and commanded the Navy's 6th Fleet, then based in France.
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The first time you're painting furniture, there are bound to be some mistakes. It probably won't be easy to paint with any kind of precision, you might use more than you had anticipated, and there amy be problems that occur in the moment (like warped wood). It's not an easy task for any newbie, even if the concept seems like it should be. Here are some of the tips furniture makers over the years have found valuable to their trade.
Firstly, sanding is one of the most therapeutic things you can do in your spare time. You're actually working toward something (a smooth and level piece of wood), and you're in no particular hurry to get their if your piece isn't a commission. Be careful you don't gouge or dent the surface, and buy a few different grits of sandpaper to figure out which gives you the finish you want for your piece.
One of the other most important steps in painting furniture is priming, which most people know. What many don't realize is that skimping on good quality primer is more of a detriment. Poor quality primer will cause your paint to chip, crack or peel over time. Buy a mini foam roller for application purposes, and a few smaller width brushes.
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Michael Jackson, I'm sure you know by now, died age 50 in LA yesterday. If you watched news programs during the day, you'd have thought the world had ended. The oppression of the Iranian people by the Islamic regime? The Islamic dictators' latest demands for the execution of the protest leaders? Not worth a mention on primetime news. Iran: OUT! Who cares when a pop star dies? Michael Jackson: IN.
The BBC World (more or less the only English language news program I consider worth watching) in yet another lapse of judgment wheeled out the author of a book about Madonna (sic!) in order to waffle on about Michael Jackson. After all, expertise in speculating at book length about one celebrity surely provides you with expertise about any other celebrity, particularly a dead one. Uri Geller, a 'close friend' of Michael Jackson's bored people to death with useful, analytical information about Jackson being 'now in a better place'. I'm sure Geller is going to bend yet another spoon in Jackson's memory. Jackson's family lawyer, undoubtedly beginning a cottaging industry of conspiracy and other theories of causes of death, told the world that Jackson died on pain killers. At least there's trained lawyers to inform us about what really happened, that is prior to any autopsy. Much like in the aftermath of Lady Di's untimely demise fans went into overdrive, crying hysterically and declaring that the world has come to an end.
All of that passed for news. It's not the first time in recent days that the BBC stuffed it up. A few days ago they interviewed (in the aftermath of the Iran election debacle) a London based, female 'Iranian artist' on the election. Much in the spririt of Western reporting about the country's flawed elections and the public uprising in the aftermath, the BBC expected its guest (artists that she was, no less) to say something critical about what was going on in Iran. Instead the woman went on a rhetorical rampage defending the oppressive regime, even refusing to have herself cut short by the BBC's anchorwoman. While this was all kinda funny to watch, truth be told, it makes me wonder about the judgment of those folks in charge at BBC World.
I would completely understand that US based channels switch from Iran to Jackson. Nobody expects serious news coverage from them, they're infotainment outlets. The BBC though, that is painful! Ugh.


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Life can feel like a challenging puzzle at times, but setting intentions can help you find your way through the maze to your amazing dream life
Wouldn't you like to create an empowering relationship with your intentions and work with them to realize your dreams? You can do this if you shift your perspective and understand that the way to your dreams is to know what you really want in life and work your way back from where you are.
My granddaughter, Allie, showed me a wonderfully simple way to look at this. One evening, as I was enjoying dinner at a restaurant with her, our host gave her a small placemat menu with a maze on it. Allie smiled and said, "I want to show you something."
She then set her finger at the end of the maze, tracing her way backward to the beginning. Having done this, she took her pencil, and easily found her way to the end of the maze. She said, "When you start at the end first, then you know where you want to end up, and it's easier to find your way."
Here she had just demonstrated one of the most profound and important principles of success and I replied, "You know what, Allie, that's just how it is in life. If you know where you want to end up, it's a whole lot easier to find your way."
Are you feeling lost in a maze and unsure of how to achieve your goals?
Here is where we can work backwards and pinpoint a goal by first asking yourself what is it in life you desire or what do you want to achieve? Take a look and think about the life you truly want to live – the life that would bring you joy every day, and make you thrilled to wake up every morning because you'll spend that day doing what you love.
But what if you don't know what you'd love for your life?
If you're not sure what kind of life you'd really love, you're far from alone. Many people do not feel they have clarity when it comes to a reason, a purpose or a vision on why we do what we do. We just have been taught to ignore our dreams for so long that those dreams have become quiet, their guiding voices faded to a soft whisper.
But those dreams are still there. They always will be, and now is the time to reactivate them and let them know they are alive and kicking!
To help you discover them and learn how to set your intentions so they work for you…
Here are 4 questions you can use to set intentions and find the ideal end of your maze
What do I love doing that I'd gladly do for free?
This could be something you're currently doing as a hobby, a part of your work that you wish you could spend more time on, or something you dreamed of doing as a child, and still long to do.
For some people, it may feel odd or unrealistic to imagine spending all day on something you currently do only in your free time. But it is likely that as a child, you were taught that it was neglectful or bad to spend too much time on the things you love, and that you were only being productive when you were doing chores you didn't enjoy.
It's important for you to know that the things you love and are passionate about are not random. They are the voice of your highest self, calling you toward your true purpose. You have permission to set an intention and follow this call!
What would I love to experience everyday?
Is there a conversation or interaction that you wish you could have more often with some of the important people in your life? Would you like to change a relationship that is not serving you or the other person?
Is there an activity you'd like to do, such as traveling to a new country, or maybe it's learning a new skill like skiing, or perhaps it's something that you haven't had much time or opportunity to do lately?
Maybe you have a desire for a change in your environment, such as moving to your favorite city or living in your dream home?
What do you want your life to look like? Take a moment to think about the things you've been longing to do or experience that would bring you aliveness.
What would I love to create?
What is one group, cause or person that you would like to leave better or happier than they were before they met you?
Is there a transformation in people's lives or the world, a work of art, a feeling, a resource of knowledge, or a product or invention that you want to give the world during your precious time on Earth?
What are the problems I routinely notice in my life, and what would I love instead?
I'm not encouraging you to focus and dwell on the negative, but simply to notice it, and then shift your focus to what you want instead, towards setting intentions that give life rather than weigh you down.
For example, if you're working too many hours, focus on how many hours you want to work each day. Or if your body feels heavy, sick and tired, focus on how you want your body to look and feel.
The feelings of discontent and restlessness in our lives shouldn't be the center of our attention, because you attract more of what you focus on. But they are signals that tell you where your life is misaligned with your dream, and where you have room to move further into the life you were born to live.
Congratulations! You've found the end of your maze. Now, how do you get there?
Okay, so you've figured out what your dream life looks like, or at least you are starting to get an idea of what you want to experience, so your first step is to find the first step.
Look at your dream, no matter how big or impossible it seems, and ask yourself: "If this dream is possible – and it is – what would be the first step I'd take toward it?"
If you want to move into your dream home, start looking for houses that match the description of what you want. If you don't know what kind of house you want, your first step is to write down a detailed description of what you desire in your new home. How many bedrooms would you love to have?
If you want to travel, your first step is to find the destinations you want to travel to. And don't confine yourself to thinking about just the ones you can afford to travel to – take a step towards the ones you want to travel to.
Once you know precisely what you're aiming for, you'll have a clearer idea of what you need in order to get there.
And now, here's a question for you…
Are you ready to take your first step?
There is something very specific that we are here to be, do or create that will enhance the lives of those around us and bring us the greatest joy and deepest fulfillment in the process.
The first step to living that life is to DECODE what your life's purpose truly is, and the guided meditation gift I've just sent you will help you do this.
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You want the Lawrence Welk Museum? This book -- called Roadside America -- has it.
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``About now, there are those who are taking off their tortoise-shell glasses (and thinking out loud) `My goodness, the places to which they refer are so touristy,``` the authors write in the foreword.
``Well, la-de-dah. Don`t let these fruitcakes spoil your vacation. Of course places where people go ... are touristy. If you`re a tourist, that`s where you want to go ... Someplace that makes a chimp smoke a pipe and walk a tightrope.``
I want to go on record as complaining to the book`s authors about one Florida attraction that I believe was shortchanged in the book.
We are talking Gatorland Zoo.
For those who don`t travel much, Gatorland Zoo is in Kissimmee, outside Orlando. I don`t know if Kissimmee is rated the ugliest city in Florida, but it should be.
Last week, while in Central Florida, I was attracted by the tack ... uh, beautifully tasteless Gatorland billboards, and decided to stop by. Hey, do I know how to have a wild and crazy time or what?
Gatorland Zoo gets exactly one paragraph in the book on tacky attractions that I mentioned. We are talking major injustice here.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 3584
\DOSTOOLS\AUTOBOOT.BAT points to wrong directories
Last modified: 2008-05-01 11:37:50 EDT
Trying to start up manually from DOS, I invoked the AUTOBOOT
script from the \DOSTOOLS directory, and LOADLIN failed to
find the appropriate kernel and ramdisk image. Looking
around, I found apparently the only kernel and ramdisk image
on the CD, but they were in different directories than the
batch file was referencing. Manually running loadlin with
the different paths allowed me to boot and install normally.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 3257 ***


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I've been chewing on this thought since hearing it presented at the ICOM last November, and I want to walk through it here with you. Why do we still have the airplane safety speech before EVERY flight?? I know its federally mandated and required, but cant we just move on since no one is paying attention? When's the last time YOU listened attentively to the whole thing? I'm guessing we paid moderate attention to it the first time we flew, but when it gets to the part about how to buckle your seatbelt... yeah, time to see whats going on in the Skymall. Its almost like you can see the hopelessness behind their eyes as they pick up (again and again) the pieces of the seatbelt, and pretend they're showing us something fantastic and new each and every time. And lets not forget the stylish display of the deflated life vest that clashes so well with their sharp uniforms and nice hairdos.
What would happen if we started to take that bit of instruction seriously?? First, we would probably shock the socks off our flight attendants. I'm sure they're used to the bored stares of the people watching them buckle and unbuckle a seatbelt that my 3 year old could operate without instruction. Imagine them seeing attentive eyes, alight with interest when they show us how to put on an oxygen mask and how to inflate that life vest! Oh the thrill that would come from a round of applause for an exceptionally performed safety display! We could institute a rating system, with penalties for bored resuscitations, and bonus points for the dramatic flair.
Back on topic... We check out because we dont think that speech applies to us. If you really thought you were going to need the information on the airplane safety placard, would you have gotten on the plane in the first place? NOPE. We dont think we will crash, therefore rendering the safety information null and void. I'm not saying you need to approach every flight as if it were your last... dont get me wrong. I have perused many a Skymall magazine during the safety speech, and only touched a safety placard when I need to shove it to another of the row's pockets to make room for my stuff. There is a really good message in how we treat that information.
This is how a lot of us receive and treat the Gospel these days too. Yes, preachers are like flight attendants, repeating what sounds like the same message over and over to blank stares and nodding (off) heads. We have the safety protocol that is necessary to survival ready to go each week, often with a creative wrapping to gain interest. The problem is, most of us dont think that applies to us. Its like when the flight attendants address those seated in an Emergency Row, when we dont see a door to our right or left we check one more thing off our list of things to NOT know. Its not my problem see, there's no door here. Find another row to spend your time preaching at.
Dont think I'm trying to play the pity card, and "woe is me" for us poor, old preachers. This is a message to all, whether you're the one speaking it or not: it applies to you. Those things that Jesus thought were important? Yeah, they're important The message you hear every week asking you to live a Christ-like life everywhere? That's as important as knowing that your seat bottom can be used as a floatation device in the case of a water landing. The call to be compassionate and generous to the weak, widowed, orphaned, and poor? That was important enough to Jesus to be the deciding factor between being a condemned goat and a saved sheep.
So please return your seat backs and tray tables to the upright position. The time is now for the Church (thats you and me) to show the world just how important and relevant the Word is to us. And lets offer a ray of hope to our dedicated men and women flight attendants next time we fly by acknowledging their message and concern for our safety in the case of an emergency with interest and appreciation.


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- Written by MATT HAMMOND
Those cynical college football fans that thought Urban Meyer may have lost his touch at the end of his Florida coaching days have been abruptly silenced this season.
COLUMBUS — This Saturday will be Urban Meyer's first experience as a head coach in the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry, but his passion for "The Game" goes back a long way.
There are not too many big-time football programs that have to move a player from one side of the ball to another during the season. But that is exactly the situation Ohio State's coaches were in after encountering problems at the linebacker position.
With his relentless approach in everything he does, Urban Meyer ruffled some feathers around the Big 10 after he was named the Ohio State head football coach last November.


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London, Dec.3 (ANI): The pressure to give birth to sons is causing some pregnant Indian-born women living in Britain to return to India to abort their unwanted daughters, an investigation has found.
It reveals how selective sex abortion, a practice outlawed in India in the 1980s, is still widespread and being used by some women living in England and Wales.
Between 1990 and 2005 almost 1,500 fewer girls were born to Indian mothers in England and Wales than would have been expected for that group, researchers say.
This represents one in ten girls missing from the birth statistics for Indian-born women having their third or fourth child.
The findings will be revealed in a special radio programme to be broadcast on the BBCs Asian Network digital radio station this evening.
The programme also sent an undercover pregnant British-Indian woman to several top doctors in Delhi for a scan three doctors agreed to it in the full knowledge that the woman would abort the child if it was a girl and that such scans are banned in India.
Sylvie Dubuc, a population expert at Oxford University, said there is a shortfall of girls born to Indian women compared with what would be expected.
Although women are guaranteed equality under Indian law, there remains a range of religious and cultural practices that relegate their status. The abuse of the dowry tradition for the brides family to make substantial payments to the groom has been cited as one of the main reasons for sex-selective abortions.
We are aware that it does go on in India. We are surprised and shocked that its possibly happening in women who are living in this country of Indian origin. We think this is very unfortunate in this day and age its frankly shocking, The Times quoted Ramesh Mehta, the president of the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, as saying. (ANI)
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If I went to a doctor and said "Tell me how to diagnose a patient," or I went to a judge and said "Tell me how to interpret the law," or I went to an artist and said "Tell me how to be creative," do you think they would be able give me a few sentences that completely answer my question and prepare me for professional work as a doctor, judge, or artist? If they had spent years as students learning their subject matter, and additional years teaching or writing a textbook on their specialty, they might be very good in their professions but I'd bet they'd all find it tough to answer such a question in any meaningful way.
These words tell the reader next to nothing if you do not carefully explain what you mean by them. Never assume that the meaning of a sentence is obvious. Check to see if you need to define your terms ("socialism," "conventional," "commercialism," "society"), and then decide on the most appropriate place to do so. Do not assume, for example, that you have the same understanding of what "society" means as your reader. To avoid misunderstandings, be as specific as possible.


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1. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?May 19, 2016 11:27 AM (in response to Lawguyman)
Hello, Lawguyman:
Thank you for contacting the Intel Communities.
Regarding the pheripherals that have been tested for this unit, here you can find them: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/boards-and-kits/000020804.html?wapkw=nuc6i7kyk
About the external graphics dock, after doing my research, as of now (5/19/2016) the available would be the Razer Core: http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-core
For future external graphics docks (not known when they can be released), as long as they meet the Thunderbolt™ 3 standard, they should work with your system as well as peripherals.
- Premium Graphics with Thunderbolt™ 3 Technology video (products not released yet, external docking present in that video): http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/io/thunderbolt/thunderbolt-3-technology-premium-graphics-demo.html
- Second video related to external docking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFkp0GHz5v8
Some additional information on Thunderbolt™ 3 can be found here: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/io/thunderbolt/thunderbolt-technology-consumer.html
NOTE: These links (external links) are being offered for your convenience and should not be viewed as an endorsement by Intel of the content, products, or services offered there.
Esteban C
2. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?rguevara May 19, 2016 3:48 PM (in response to Lawguyman)
Hi Lawguyman,
I would recommend that you keep on checking on other external websites (external to Intel) due to the fact that peripherals such as the one you mentioned is a non-Intel product, one good site is this one here: Products | Thunderbolt Technology Community
I would also encourage other community members to share their findings and feedback, that is really beneficial for the community.
Ronny G
3. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?Scott_T May 27, 2016 2:04 PM (in response to Lawguyman)
Thunderbolt Technology has a listing here.
I am rocking the Akitio Thunder3 Duo Pro and loving it.
It is splitting out the third DP signal for the third of four monitors driven by my NUC6i7KYK.
4. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?May 30, 2016 9:20 AM (in response to Scott_T)
Thank you Scott_T for your contribution on this, really appreciate it.
Esteban C
5. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?OEFVet Jun 7, 2016 1:24 PM (in response to Lawguyman)
Skull Canyon Thunderbolt is over alpine; external graphics will disappoint.
6. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?Jun 8, 2016 12:21 PM (in response to OEFVet)
Intel is always seeking to provide the best customer experience while using their products, hope you can give the Intel® NUC Kit NUC6i7KYK a try in the future.
If you require any further information or support, do not hesitate to contact any Intel support channel.
Esteban C
7. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?OEFVet Jun 8, 2016 5:02 PM (in response to Intel Corporation)
I have Skull Canyon, it's good; some problems with audio/video/HDMI but you guys quickly fixing it and that is great.
Other Notes:
1. Matched pair-SO-Dimm DDR4-performance memory is very difficult to obtain outside of America, next version please consider going with full size ram. Many Memory distributors OCONUS are not willing to risk stocking SO-DIMM.
2. I saw a photo of a M.2 -> U.2 riser cable on a Asrock Extreme 7+ board connecting it to Intel SSDs; would this riser cable be something compatible with Skull Canyon?
8. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?Scott_T Jun 8, 2016 10:26 PM (in response to OEFVet)
This NUC, although wider, is half the height of the not-tall previous NUCs.
There is not enough room for a U.2 connector with the lid on.
I would bet that this little guy would be very unhappy running without the lid on.
9. Re: NUC6I7KYK - When Do Thunderbolt 3 Enclosures Arrive?Jun 9, 2016 3:11 PM (in response to Scott_T)
Hello, All:
Thank you for the clarification on that OEFVet.
-The use of SO-DIMMs is to keep the form factor meaning the size of the unit small.
-Risers or adapters are not fully supported for the Intel® NUC Kit NUC6i7KYK, Scott_T's comments are applicable for this inquiry for sure.
Esteban C


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Enjoy Elvis-themed floats, Elvis and Priscilla look-a-likes, vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and marching bands as they head from Bushman Street to Cooke Park down the length of Clarinda Street.
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I'm not a person who would splurge on shower gels, let alone order some from Korea. I believe their primary function is to wash my body and I don't expect them to do anything else. If I need moisture, I reach for after-bath products like body butters or lotions.
However, I must admit that the two body washes from Korea made a great impression on me.
Both the Mizon and the Face Shop one have the same consistency and pearly look. They're quite thick and foam well, but not extremely well, glide on the skin heavenly leaving it noticeably smoother, as if enveloped in a kind of film. I don't have dry skin and for me they definitely replace a moisturiser, but I can't say if this is enough for those of us with dry skin, but I'm sure any of these body washes would make a nice first step towards skin comfort.
The only thing I don't quite like is the scent of neither of them. I like my body products to be heavily scented to make my skin smell nice after taking a bath.
Mizon has this barely there citrusy fragrance, and the smell of chemicals peeks through. Not terribly unpleasant, but definitely my body leaves the bath unfragranced.
The Face Shop Milk smells like savon Marseille, which is not my favourite at all, I like vintage but not the uncouth vintage of this kind.
So I must say that even though I like both of these a lot, I'm not planning to repurchase any of them cause they don't fulfil all my requirements.


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At the beginning of 2016, Sandwell councillor, Jackie Taylor, invited Multistory to work with her on a book about the African-Caribbean communities in Sandwell and the Black Country and their experiences of coming from the Caribbean to support the re-building after the second world war and to work in the NHS, industry and transport.
The book tells the stories in people's own words accompanied by a series of historic and contemporary images that come from a range of sources including local archives and the personal collections of participants. Other photographs come from acclaimed photographers Martin Parr, John Bulmer, Paul Hill, Peter Donnelly, Nick Hedges and Vanley Burke.
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PRO Directors of Sports Science are digging further into the details to win bike races. This episode digs into the idea of the durable cyclist through the data of crashing and weather.
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An interesting transition is being made by most PRO cycling teams. Science has played a part of PRO cycling is now stretching into topology, aerodynamic drag, biomechanics. But from what has been the realm of specialists, is now moving towards generalists – people like Dr. Allen Lim are the perfect example of a exercise physiologist that covers a lot of other ground. From straight up coaching to nutrition and most things in between. Super gurus like Lim and Garmin's aerodynamicist/sports scientist Robby Ketchell are changing the way each part of cycling is dissected and put back together.
Vaughters is quoted as saying "I would put my hand in the fire on this one. I can guarantee that Robby has produced more marginal gains in one person than Sky's entire marginal gains team has in many years. I've never met anybody as smart as him."
Whether that's a competitive brag or the real deal – Ketchell and Lim are changing how we all look at the sport. And while the traditionalist in me can only cringe at the awkward conversations, and strange looks from the Euro teams, there's no doubt they are getting the job of winning races done – and these methods are contributing heavily.
Nothing is out of bounds with someone that has the confidence and knowledge and skills to pull off new ways of structuring riders' seasons to charting wind patterns. Are we in danger of letting this thinking sink into the Semi-Pro? Is this just another form of doping? Will the technological advantage be only experienced by a few?
Those questions to me are not what we as Semi-Pros should be asking – our sport is not the same as the PROs. The question we should be asking is how can we use these ideas for our own riding. One such idea that I find fascinating is the idea of the durability of a cyclist.
This covers individual areas of training and cycling that we have covered in detail. But taking a step back and looking at how you are able to perform with all these different factors and obstacles in front of you. It's hard to quantify – but it is coming.
The obstacles that people don't look at are the uncontrollable circumstances. Crashes, flat tyres, dropping a chain – any sort of thing that is mechanical, but these things are interrelated.
You could have a mechanical failure that causes a flat tyre or that the peloton is going to split and you are in the wrong position. You can analyse the uncontrollable and unpredicted – things like crashes – and learn from it, so that you are better prepared for the next set of circumstances.
It's about being able to bounce back, or even feed off these events. Being durable is being able to overcome all those uncontrollable conditions and still perform well.
In order to quantify these events it takes a lot of analysis and the ability to have a lot of data and information and make sense of it all quickly. Two examples of being durable in uncontrollable situations include crashes and weather. gathering data before, during and after uncontrollable situations is changing the way the PROs race, and prepare for races.
Let's dig in a bit deeper to see what is going on behind the scenes of your average PRO race.
Crashing Performance Prediction
Sometimes you can crash and you are back on your feet before you even know what has happened. Racing requires an intense amount of mental concentration, no matter how good you get at riding within centimetres of other people at fifty or sixty kilometres an hour, you can never, ever 100% trust that the person in front of you is going to do exactly what you expect.
Unexpected physical impact is not something the body takes lightly, and sometimes the way it deals with everything that has just happened is to delay the reaction until you are part way through going through the motions of being back in the race. You have to be able to assess the damage and make a recovery. It's not always physically evident what the real effect of a crash is, and there's no way to measure the stress and concern that is experienced when crashing. Analysing a data file from the race you can show how the effects of the chase back after the crash and the knock itself hinder performance.
In the analysis, it's possible to track the impact of a crash throughout the entire race, something that someone looking in from the outside would perhaps have had no concept of previously. This adds up to a rare and detailed insight into the what a crash does to a riders performance. Until recently the technology hasn't existed to communicate what is really happening in a race.
Being able to get the technology amongst the riders, and even on their bikes is finally opening up an entirely new world of communication, where not only can the viewer be taken closer to the action, but also the athletes themselves can view the physical effects of what has happened to them.
There is a great post-race analysis of a rider after a crash, and how it affected the following days of racing. Check it out at – Starting from the crash in stage 3. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the PDFs.
Weather Change Prediction
Teams are now planning early for a race day by charting the wind patterns every single day, and looking at the last 20 years for the week of the event. Also within the race's time frame, examining the minute data to figure out if that would help make a small gain.
Trying to guess when it would rain which is very tricky in a maritime climate, can fail big time. The wind on the other hand.
Knowing that the wind will die down more in the afternoon for example makes it easier when starting a time trial. In a muti-day event this planning becomes important early on to get that afternoon spot.
Thinking about whether you need to finish towards the back of the main group, or trying to get to the front, depending on what we thought the weather would be.
This data along with field tests for weather, aerodynamics and equipment is getting really serious. Garmin's Robby Ketchell developed what he calls the BAT Box. The BAT box contains several sensors, including differential pressure sensors to gauge wind speed, as well as a humidistat, temperature gauge and barometer.
If you know those three parameters, you can calculate air density, Ketchell explains, and if you know that and wind speed, you can calculate relative velocity, which is the rider's actual speed plus the force of whatever headwind – even from a side angle – he's fighting against. Three-dimensional tilt sensors counteract bike sway and account for wind angle.
The BAT box might tell them if there's a particularly good time to do that – say, below a certain speed when it has less of an impact.
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Showrunner Eric Newman explained that Netflix's series "Narcos" is not all about the life of drug lord Pablo Escobar. Newman announced that the Wagner Moura's character is to die in Season 2.
Newman told The Hollywood Reporter that Moura's character will die in Season 2 but stress that the show will continue. He explains that when the show started, it was never all about Pablo Escobar. Newman added that the show is about how drugs managed to slip past through authorities and how it manipulates people in authority.
"'Narcos' is about cocaine and cocaine continues beyond Escobar. The Osama bin Laden thing certainly inspired us. Because here's this guy we went to great lengths to kill and by the time we did, he was living in the Anaheim of Pakistan. Actually having little to do with terrorism. And now we're dealing with the guys that took over for him. That's how we look at Escobar," Newman said.
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Newman narrated that viewers will be in for a surprise leading to Escobar's death. He added that there have been conspiracy theories about his death and they try to go with the facts and not go with speculation. Newman stresses that what is surprising to note is how people came up with an alliance to bring him down.
Aside from Newman, the other show runner Jose Padilha told Variety that as the story of Escobar ends in Season 2, the show will brace for a Season 3. Padilha added that the show will not stop until the drug cartel in America does not stop.
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"We'll stop when the drug trade stops," Padilha said while Newman added: "We'll stop when you stop. That's our pact with America."
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"Narcos" Season 2 started airing last Sept. 2 and took a 76% viewership which inspires showrunners Newman and Padilha to continue with the show despite cutting ties with the Escobar story line.
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My name is Zach Carrow. I grew up in Farmington and spent all my years in school there. My dad's name is Mike. He works as a florist. My mom's name is Pam, and she works as an employment office as a social worker. Right now I'm finishing up at Mineral Area College on an art scholarship, painting under Jim Wilson. His students start out with charcoal and pencil drawing, ink wash drawing and eventually move to a color theory course with gouache and acrylic paint and oil pastels. I always felt like I was able to draw and am focusing on on refining this talent.
But in paint there is color and that is why I prefer to paint. I began painting still life last July and have built a small portfolio. I've received a scholarship at the Kansas City Art Institute, but there is still a lot of time to paint between now and the fall. I think KCAI is going to be a good place for me to learn and to grow because I ultimately want to progress toward making a profit off of my work. Making art that people like so much that they will pay to own it, that's I want! I also know it takes hours of practice, learning and relearning to be great at things.
I am a student working toward not being a student, but an accomplished artist. I remember first wanting to be an artist in grade school when I started hearing the master painters' names and seeing their works in art class. I cannot consider myself an artist until I have made my art my career.
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"In GCR: Elizabeth Prewitt Quoted in 'Federal Antitrust Budgets Look Safe, For Now'"
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May 4, 2017 – Elizabeth Prewitt was quoted in Global Competition Review regarding the funding for federal antitrust agencies under the new temporary budget passed by the House of Representatives.
In the article, "Federal antitrust budgets look safe, for now," Prewitt, a former antitrust division prosecutor, said that so long as the agency's funding does not dip significantly, its main challenge will be filling the vacancies left by a "number of experienced attorneys" who departed in the past several years.
"After the [2008] financial crisis, many of us at the division were able to push along major investigations operating under severe budget constraints for years, and even during a government shutdown, but only because we were able to draw upon a pool of dedicated and experienced antitrust practitioners," Prewitt, now a partner at Hughes Hubbard & Reed, said.
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Mitochondrial dysfunction has been associated with many neurodegenerative disorders including Alzheimer's Disease (AD) and Parkinson's Disease (PD). Mitochondrial dynamics and axonal trafficking are required for synaptogenesis and synaptic strengthening. It is proposed that mitochondria may act as local sources of ATP or as sites of presynaptic calcium buffering and re- release during synaptic plasticity and that these processes could be altered in neurodegenerative disease. However, the mechanisms of how mitochondria meet the high energy demands and calcium buffering requirements during synaptic plasticity are incompletely studied. Mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP) activity is critical to determining inner membrane permeability and cell death under pathological conditions. However, very little is known regarding physiological function of the calcium-regulated inner membrane permeability transition pore during synaptic transmission. We reported previously that an unknown channel governs mitochondrial ion channel activity that is necessary for short term synaptic plasticity in response to high frequency synaptic activity. This mitochondrial channel activity is inhibited by the small molecule Bcl-xL inhibitor ABT- 737 and ABT-737 also attenuates synaptic function. Recently we found that Bcl-xL localizes to mitochondrial inner membrane and interacts with the F1FO ATP synthase;the interaction is required to prevent proton leak through an inner membrane channel and to regulate ATP production. Our preliminary data suggest that the non-selective ion channel affected by Bcl-xL is the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP) and that it is located within the c-subunit of the FO of the ATP synthase. We therefore hypothesize that during synaptic transmission, Bcl-xL translocates to the mitochondrial inner membrane and improves mPTP gating to enhance the degree of mitochondrial calcium efflux following intense synaptic events. In the absence of Bcl-xL the pore will not open properly, and defects in calcium efflux from mitochondria will occur. These defects may contribute to a loss of synaptic plasticity.
Mitochondrial dysfunction has been associated with many neurodegenerative disorders including Alzheimer's Disease (AD) and Parkinson's Disease (PD). It is proposed that mitochondria may act as local sources of ATP or as sites of presynaptic calcium buffering and re-release during synaptic plasticity and that these processes could be altered in neurodegenerative disease. We will determine if Bcl-xL regulates transient inner membrane channel activity to determine the degree of mitochondrial calcium efflux following high frequency synaptic events.
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Every year, the Internal Revenue Service announces cost-of-living adjustments that affect contribution limits for retirement plans, thresholds for deductions and credits, and standard deduction and personal exemption amounts. Here are a few of the key adjustments for 2017.
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- Employees who participate in 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 plans can defer up to $18,000 in compensation in 2017 (the same as in 2016); employees age 50 and older can defer up to an additional $6,000 in 2017 (the same as in 2016).
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The limit on annual contributions to an IRA remains unchanged at $5,500 in 2017, with individuals age 50 and older able to contribute an additional $1,000. For individuals who are covered by a workplace retirement plan, the deduction for contributions to a traditional IRA is phased out for the following modified adjusted gross income (AGI) ranges:
The 2017 phaseout range is $186,000 - $196,000 (up from $184,000 - $194,000 in 2016) when the individual making the IRA contribution is not covered by a workplace retirement plan but is filing jointly with a spouse who is covered.
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The personal exemption amount remains at $4,050. For 2017, personal exemptions begin to phase out once AGI exceeds $261,500 (single), $287,650 (HOH), $313,800 (MFJ), or $156,900 (MFS).
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The 2016 and 2017 additional standard deduction amount (age 65 or older, or blind) is $1,550 for single/HOH or $1,250 for all other filing statuses. Special rules apply if you can be claimed as a dependent by another taxpayer.
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