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Nike stoked controversy this week with a new advertisement in the company's ongoing "Just Do It" campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick, the NFL football player who in 2016 chose not to stand for the playing of the national anthem to protest racial injustice. The ad is a gutsy move by Nike because of the controversy surrounding Kaepernick.Read More
Yesterday I had the incredible honor of visiting the West Wing. It was amazing to see all the recognizable places where history is made! The highlight for me wasn't seeing the Oval Office, although that was certainly amazing. I was most thrilled to be in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room where the White House Press Secretary conducts daily briefings.Read More
"No child should be denied their education due to the length of their hair," says Chris Healy, co-founder of The Longhairs. As back to school season kicked in, Chris learned of several boys who were told to cut their hair based on school dress codes. This was just the sort of thing that The Longhairs community advocates for and is an excellent opportunity for newsjacking.Read More
I was in Las Vegas last week speaking on New Marketing Mastery at Tony Robbins Business Mastery and as always when I'm in town I take in the Fountains of Bellagio multiple times. The free show happens many times per day and is one of the top attractions in the city, driving people into the luxury hotel's high-end shops, restaurants, and casino tables. I was thinking about how the Fountains of Bellagio are a perfect bricks and mortar metaphor for giving away content on the web to drive people to your virtual storefront.Read More
The first edition of The New Rules of Marketing & PR was published in 2007 and was six months on the BusinessWeek bestseller list. Since then the book has sold more than 375,000 copies in English in the various editions and is now available in 29 languages from Albanian to Vietnamese. Hundreds of colleges and universities around the world use it as a text in class and many companies require all marketing and PR staff to read a copy. I'm excited that the newly updated 6th edition is out in the next few days in the USA and will soon reach other countries around the world.Read More
Last month's massive WannaCry global coordinated ransomware attack affected thousands of business around the globe. At the time, the U.K.'s National Cyber Security Center issued warning about the possibility of another attack: "…it is important to understand that the way these attacks work means that compromises of machines and networks that have already occurred may not yet have been detected, and that existing infections from the malware can spread within networks."Read More
On Saturday, I attended a Donald Trump rally in Portsmouth, NH as part of my ongoing study and analysis of the marketing aspects of the U.S. Presidential election. It was my second Trump rally (the first was prior to the New Hampshire primary). During this election cycle I also attended rallies with Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, John Kasich, and Marco Rubio. For a marketing geek there's no better ongoing case study.Read More
I always love sharing examples of success and today we have a fun one from the world of sports.
Most professional sports teams, when ready to make an announcement like a new player joining, follow the "old rules". They just write a press release and then share the news with the handful of reporters who regularly cover the team. That's typically all that's done to get the word out.Read More
Recently I had an opportunity to meet with Roseann Canfora, chief communications officer for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and spend a day with her entire team.
I led a session on Real-Time Marketing and PR but I think I learned more from them than they from me. It was an incredibly interesting to hear how CMSD deploys journalism techniques to communicate to students, parents, the media, and the wider Cleveland community.Read More
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Head of Maths/Upper School Form Teacher, 19 Brechin Place, London
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Start date: September 2018
Contract type: Full Time
Contract term: Permanent
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Falkner House is a very happy and successful school with bright and enthusiastic children. As a highly selective school with a very strong academic tradition, the pace is fast, learning is enjoyable and the curriculum is broad. We are seeking someone confident, with a good sense of humour. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are also required together with a strong work ethic and initiative.
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- Oversee Maths teaching throughout both schools
- Prepare girls for 11+ examinations and scholarships for highly selective boarding and London day schools
- Relish teaching very able children
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- Have a dynamic approach, confidence, flexibility and a sense of humour
This role would potentially suit someone who has taught maths at a secondary level and or who has experience in the maintained sector.
Falkner House has its own salary scale and staff are very well rewarded. Falkner House is committed to equality of opportunity and to safeguarding children; successful candidates will be subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.
Please contact the school secretary on 020 7373 4501 or email@example.com for an application form and more details in the post. Application form together with a cover letter and detailed CV should be sent to: Mrs Flavia Rogers, Headteacher, Falkner House, 19 Brechin Place, London SW7 4QB.
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The 18-holes, with a length of 6508 yards, will be perfect to challenge you.
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The BlackBerry Key2 will be featured on June 7th
And yet, the is still in the game of smartphones, after the last difficult years of anecdotal sales. In invitations sent to selected journalists, BlackBerry announces that its next top BlackBerry Key2 smartphone will be featured on June 7th at a special event. And for this model, BlackBerry will work with the Chinese manufacturer TCL as it happened for last year's flagship company, KEYone. The invitation may not mention anything about the technical features of the device, but it gives us its name. In any case, we should expect the…Read More


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Urban Symphonies is a musical celebration of cities around the world which have inspired great and memorable music for orchestra. But it's so much more than that. We're planning a celebration of the world, it's music, culture, art and architecture as it's reflected in Manchester itself!
The 2010/11 season is also the last with Douglas Boyd as Music Director, and brings together - more than ever before - the many strands of the orchestra's work.
Underscoring Camerata's reputation for flair, collaboration and innovation, we're presenting three world premières linked to the urban theme, in partnership with venues and musicians well outside Manchester Camerata's usual comfort zone such as folk singer Bella Hardy and Band on the Wall.
We're pleased to be working again with the Manchester Digital Development Agency (MDDA) and have commissioned a new film by artist Netia Jones.
Learning is core to what we do, and following on from last season's successful Songbook of the Earth project, we again have a fully integrated Learning and Participation programme, inspired by some of Manchester's most iconic architecture, ultimately creating a new, five-movement "Urban Symphony."
We hope every concert will be a special event, with its own particular character, delivered with all the spontaneity and informality that has become Manchester Camerata's trademark.
Some of the exciting things to look out for in the coming season:
The Pictures from St Petersburg concert on 23 October 2010 when Camerata's future Music Director and founding member of the Takács Quartet, Gábor Takács-Nagy is joined by fellow Hungarian, the cellist Miklos Perenyi.
New works specially commissioned to address the urban theme: Gavin Higgins' Reflection on Prague (25 September 2010) and Nina Whiteman's work inspired by St Petersburg (23 October 2010) have been developed as part of a collaboration with Sound and Music; Daniel Kidane, whose Reflection on Dresden features on 27 November 2010, began a relationship with Manchester Camerata as a result of the orchestra's 2009 Manchester Composers' Project.
Large scale performances marking the culmination of the orchestra's close and fruitful ten year relationship with Douglas Boyd include Beethoven's 9th Symphony with the CBSO chorus on 29 January 2011 (which will be recorded, completing the partnership's acclaimed Beethoven cycle); and a narrated version of Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream for Boyd's last concert as Music Director, on 28 May 2011.
There's a strong line-up of visiting artists joining the orchestra, as well as the regular visits from Permanent Guest conductor Nicholas Kraemer (Baroque in Venice 26 February 2011; St John Passion, 19 April 2011) and Principal Guest Director Gordan Nikolitch (Revolutionary Vienna, 26 March 2011. Visitors include conductors Jaime Martin and Nicholas Collon, cellist Miklos Perenyi, violinist Tom Gould, and harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani.
As already mentioned there's a collaboration with folk singer and fiddler Bella Hardy. This involves an evening at Manchester's Band on the Wall (17 March 2011) which will showcase works written for Bella as part of Manchester Camerata's 2011 Manchester Composers Project plus a performance by Bella of Berio's Folk Songs
The centrepiece of our Learning and Participation work this year will be the Urban Symphony project, inspired by Manchester architecture. School students of all ages and community groups will work with a composer, a visual artist, Manchester Camerata musicians and an architect in the creation of five compositions which will feature as pre-concert performances throughout the year. Click here for further details.
The partnership with the Manchester Digital Development Agency will be further explored with a new digital slant to the season, taking the orchestra's music out of the concert hall and making connections in both Manchester and cities abroad; There'll also be a new film commissioned from artist Netia Jones to accompany Schoenberg's Verklärte Nacht as part of the Revolutionary Vienna programme on 26 March 2011.
An afternoon coffee concert: Schubert and Vienna on Sunday 24 October at 2.15pm, featuring Miklos Perenyi and the Manchester Camerata Ensemble. This is another new venture for Manchester Camerata, developed in response to audience's pleas for easily accessible daytime concerts.
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Today has simply been great; I've not only learnt a whole load about Gore-Tex and its new Active Shell but also about the outdoor blogging world. I probably picked up more tips today than I have in the past 10 months!
After an early breakfast we headed to the Gore offices here to the South of Munich; over the morning and through till early afternoon we were told about the laboratory work that goes in to testing Gore-Tex products before being taught all about the Active Shell, how it's made, why it has been made and more - we also got a great lunch! The Active Shell is specifically designed for 'done in a day' activities; high speed and high tempo exercise such as speed climbing, trail running or rides on the bike. The jacket, being as light and comfortable as it is, appears to be perfect for these activities from first impression.
In the afternoon we took an hour long walk in the Bavarian Alps, not far from the Gore offices and our hotel. We had a chance to try out our jacket and learn even more while in the field. Our walk led to a hill top restaurant where we were treated to a talk by the very impressive Benedikt Bohm; MD of Dynafit and Ski Mountaineer who's climbed several 8,000m peaks. After a great meal and a few Bavarian beers we headed down in the dark, got the coach back to the hotel and here I am!
What a great day - Gore are keen to get involved in the blogging world, we can help them as much as they can help all of us outdoor/adventure bloggers. This event seems to be the start of something, what the future will bring I don't know but it seems exciting. I've met some great people and hopefully some contacts I'll maintain in to the future.
More on the event, the Active Shell Jjacket and Benedikt Bohm coming in the next few days - tomorrow I'll be back to England!


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BANANE METALIK has baptised its music Gore' n' Roll and describes it as a mix of cinematographic and musical culture. Through its extensive worldwide touring, the band became renowned for their unique universe and the energy unleashed during their live shows. With their discography, the band has gradually gained in popularity, and has now positioned itself as a pioneering force in the European Rock n'roll scene.
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This week was incredibly long. I wanted to write this post to update last night, but I am pretty sure I feel asleep somwhere around 7:30. Between several appointments, Back-to-School Nights, and work, Spencer and I are both exhausted.
I finally was able to talk to the doctor from CHOP yesterday afternoon, about 2 hours before our meeting with the hospital staff at Shady Grove. She said what I had been anticipating... that after reviewing the fetal MRI and our most recent ultrasound images, she agreed with the reports from Children's and from our maternal-fetal medicine group. She explained that she believes that this is more than just a giant omphalocele, and that the combination of anomalies that Isaac displays leads her to believe that he has what is called limb-body wall complex (LBWC). This is consistent what the doctor from the maternal-fetal medicine group mentioned on Tuesday. Both of them said that this was in no way a formal diagnosis, but rather their best hypothesis at this time since Isaac displays some, but not all, of the characteristics of LBWC.
We then met with folks at Shady Grove Hospital yesterday afternoon. The chief of neonatology was there, along with a charge NICU nurse, a labor and delivery nurse, and a social worker. We were able to ask more questions, discuss our birth plan, and take a short tour of the maternity ward. The neonatologist doesn't necessarily agree with the LBWC theory, but didn't really disagree either. Basically, she said we need to wait until Isaac is born to really see. She also has a background in genetics, so she will be a great person for us to consult with regarding follow up testing that Spencer and I may need to do to see if we're carriers of something that may put us at risk for something like this again. Clearly, there's still a lot left to find out and determine.
The nurses and social worker were absolutely wonderful and accommodating. Typically, after a c-section, you recover in a sort of triage-like area, with stretchers seperated by curtains. However, there is one private room across from that area that they will reserve for me to recover in and will wheel in a portable EKG machine (since I will need to be monitored after surgery). This way, we can have some alone time with Isaac as soon as possible, as both the doctor from CHOP and the neonatologist are predicting that his time on Earth will last somewhere in the realm of minutes, possibly an hour. Regardless, we're getting the sense it will be very short.
I gave the team the potential dates of my c-section, and the neonatologist recommended doing it on October 16th since it is a Thursday. She said that the pathologist should be able to do an autopsy that Friday. If I had my c-section on the 17th, then that would have to wait until Monday. The date still has yet to be confirmed, though.
They are also reserving an extra-large room in their maternity ward for me. There are two rooms like this, one at the end of each hall. They are also much more spacious, and are a bit more quiet since they're out of the way. We've also been told that we'll have no restrictions on visiting hours or number of visitors so that they can leave those decisions up to us. All in all, I think everyone is on the same page with our birth plan, and I feel very confident in the care that Spencer and I, and sweet little Isaac, will receive.
Please continue to pray for us as mid-October approaches. Spencer and I both feel the burden of this becoming increasingly more heavy, and we are very aware that the hardest part of all this is still ahead of us, despite the long road the past 4 1/2 months have been. I am also becoming increasingly more anxious about my c-section, mostly because of how "complicated" the doctors are saying it is going to be because of Isaac's positioning, the fact that the omphalocele is adhered to me, and how short the umbilical cord is. And then of course, the fact that it is major surgery doesn't thrill me either, seeing as I have never broken a bone or even had stitches.
We also appreciate your prayers for Isaac, that whlie he is with us he wouldn't be in a lot of pain, and that he would just feel so incredibly loved.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Long Week and a Few Updates
This week was incredibly long. I wanted to write this post to update last night, but I am pretty sure I feel asleep somwhere around 7:30. Between several appointments, Back-to-School Nights, and work, Spencer and I are both exhausted.
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17 comments:
- Angela said...
I am continuing to pray for you and baby Isaac.
- September 13, 2008 at 8:02 AM
- Misty said...
My prayers are with you.
- September 13, 2008 at 10:29 AM
- Devon Rene said...
my heart hurts so much for you. you are walking this journey set before you with such dignity and grace. i admire you for that!
i am so glad the doctors are being so great with you and giving you as much privacy as you need.
i am praying that your time with sweet issac would be one of peace and joy...
thinking of you always...
- September 13, 2008 at 10:37 AM
- AngelsAmid said...
I'm glad the doctors seemed on board with your birth plan. I'm praying.. lots of prayers for you, your DH & baby Isaac *hugs*
- September 13, 2008 at 10:48 AM
- Sharleen said...
I just found your site while searching for more info on LBWC. I am 30 weeks pregnant with a littel girl, Joy Elizabeth, who was been diagnosed with LBWC at 13 weeks. I haven't read your whole blog yet, but it looks like both Isaac and Joy are close to the same age. I read how your story started and it looks like you got your news about a week before I did. I swear I thought I was reading part of my own blog. See my blog entry titles "Joy's Story."
I will pray for you, Spencer and Isaac...for that miracle. We too pray for that here. I would love to be in contact with you. You can read about my journey in my blog.
- September 13, 2008 at 11:24 AM
- Taylor said...
As I sit here trying to think of words that somehow might help, I glanced at the title of your blog... "He will carry me" and I want you to know that is so very true. God will be there in every little moment and I will be praying that you feel Him more than you ever have. I will pray that suregery goes flawless and I will pray that your time with your sweet son is special. On my knees for you daily.
- September 13, 2008 at 11:26 AM
- Kristin (kekis) said...
I'm sure your hearts must be so heavy right now. I hope this last month feeling Isaac move, kick, and wiggle are more precious than ever. When Jesus does come for him, I pray that it is a time of peace and love for you all.
Thank you for continuing to share with all of us.
- September 13, 2008 at 11:46 AM
- Stephanie said...
I will continue to keep you in my prayers that your surgery goes smoothly without complications. I pray that baby Isaac will spend his time in this world without pain, and I know that he will feel all of the love surrounding him.
- September 13, 2008 at 12:56 PM
- Jennifer said...
Please know that you will remain in our thoughts and prayers. My heart is also hurting for you right now as I cannot even imagine how you all are feeling.... But, I can pray that God will help you have the faith to pull through. It sounds as if the medical staff is going to do whatever it takes to make you all feel comfortable! If there is anything at all that I can do to help, please don't hesitate to ask! Sending thoughts and prayers your way!
- September 13, 2008 at 1:28 PM
- Josh, Jenifer, and Mackenzie said...
I came across your blog through a friends blog and although we don't know each other, I want you to know that I am praying big for you and your family. I am praying hard for your sweet baby.
- September 13, 2008 at 1:42 PM
- Monica said...
Stacy, I'm heartbroken. I am so thankful that the hospital is going to be so accommodating, but I'm going to pray harder than ever that they don't "need" to be and that we all get the miracle we're asking for. Hugs.
- September 13, 2008 at 2:09 PM
- Laura said...
I hear the tone of your voice in your writing...I hurt for you. We are praying and know Isaacs time with you is going to be so sweet. Truly holy moments..you are so brave.
Praying you and Spencer can rest this weekend and have your hearts feel held by so many.
- September 13, 2008 at 5:37 PM
- cjinmd said...
my prayers are with you everyday. (((hugs)))
- September 13, 2008 at 7:56 PM
- banbear2 said...
I continue to pray for you and Spencer and Issac every day. Your faith continues to astound me.
- September 14, 2008 at 1:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
I am praying for you and your family.txfvu
- September 14, 2008 at 4:14 PM
- Sheila said...
Continuing to pray for you, Spencer and Isaac....
- September 14, 2008 at 9:21 PM
- Ellie said...
I am still praying for you, your husband and Isaac.
I live in Adamstown Maryland, just 2 minutes from you in Urbana.
I would like to be there for your family. Anything you need. A meal for when you get home, anything.
I would like to do that for you. I can drop it off before the hospital and you can freeze it.
anything we can do to help.
Just let me know if that is something you would like and we can exchange information.
- September 24, 2008 at 10:14 AM


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Death comes to all of us. So what do we do about fearing the inevitable? Christianity's answer comes through the death and resurrection of Jesus. Since therefore the children share in flesh and blood, he himself likewise partook of the same things, that through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil, and deliver all those who through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery (Hebrews 2:14-15). We look to Christ to deliver us from the fear of death that makes slaves of us all.
In my last two posts, I wrote about why we fear death, and suggested five underlying fears. Last time I listed the first two of those five, and tried to suggest the impact Jesus' own death and resurrection has upon them. This time I'll mention two more:
3. We fear death because we fear separation from loved ones forever.
A little over 10 years ago my wife almost died. A "simple, outpatient surgery" went horribly wrong, and she spent a week in the hospital in agonizing pain as the doctors tried to figure out exactly what had happened.
The seventh night I slept on a roll-out beside her bed, and very early in the morning her vitals starting dropping. By 6 that morning I was standing outside her room with two doctors I had never met. One of them told me Dionne had to have emergency surgery immediately or she would die.
Overwhelmed and sleep-deprived, I said, is it possible to get another opinion? The other surgeon said, "Sure. Here's my opinion: she'll die if we don't get her into surgery now." So I signed consent forms, and within a short time they were wheeling her away. I stood by her gurney for a moment, and prayed over her. We both said I love you. And goodbye. We were both crying (though mainly me, I guess), and we both thought this was it.
But in a strange sort of way, we both felt God's peace. As awful as that moment was (and as grateful as I am that she is still here), we both knew we were in the hands of our good God and that we would be together again in heaven. Jesus promised, "I go to prepare a place for you" (John 14:2-3). The Greek word is plural for a reason. We, friends and family who know Christ, we'll be together again.
Ten centuries before Jesus' Incarnation, King David fasted and prayed that his baby would be healed. After the child died, he was comforted by the truth that "I shall go to him, but he will not return to me" (2 Samuel 12:23).
If I had thought on that terrible morning that I might never ever see my wife's sweet face again, it would have been crushing. The thought of never being with the ones we love – who would not fear that?
But in Christ death is an interruption but not an end to the relationships we cherish in this life. Maybe part of the reason that Jesus spent so much time (40 days) with so many people (over 500) after the resurrection before returning to heaven was to demonstrate how our connections survive death.
When Paul spoke of Christ's return, he promised that we will be reunited with those who have already died in Christ, and so we will always be with the Lord (cf. 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18).
4. We fear death because we fear the end of earthly joys and pleasures.
What if you believed that the happiest experiences of your life would be forever gone when you die? No more sunsets, no more rock climbing, no more fried chicken or chocolate ice cream; no more holding hands with the one you love; no more reading great books, no more music, quilting, or camping. No more puppies or giraffes or humming birds. No more redwood forests or baseball games. No more practical jokes with your grandkids. No more setting and achieving goals or learning new things.
Who would not fear the end of these things?
Our Christian faith teaches that life after death is in two stages. Stage one: at death our spirits go immediately into the presence of Christ. Joy unspeakable and full of glory! But stage two is the resurrection – your spirit and body are brought together forever in a resurrection body, remade like Christ's resurrection body.
But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body, by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself (Philippians 3:20-21, my emphasis).
Creation itself will be remade by its Creator, as John reported. Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, "Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man. He will dwell with them, and they will be his people, and God himself will be with them as their God" (Revelation 21:1-3).
In his book Heaven, Randy Alcorn speaks of life on the New Earth, after God renews all things: "The things we love are not merely the best this life has to offer – they are previews of the greater life to come." (p. 161). ... Every joy on earth – including the joy of reunion – is an inkling, a whisper of a greater joy. The Grand Canyon, the Alps, the Amazon rain forests, the Serengeti Plain – these are rough sketches of the New Earth…Whenever we see beauty in water, wind, flower, deer, man, woman, or child, we catch a glimpse of heaven. Just like the Garden of Eden, the New Earth will be a place of sensory delight, breathtaking beauty, satisfying relationships, and personal joy. (p. 233) Heaven is not the end of joy and pleasure, but the beginning.
Next time: the fear of punishment for our sins.


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Friends, Help Me Out. Everytime I ShutDown My Computer, The Blue Screen Of Death Appears And I Need To Hold The ShutDown Key To ShutDown My Computer.
I Even Tried Uninstalling All Miscellaneous Applications Installed.
Windows Update Is Always On So That My Computer Is Up-To-Date.
Is This Happening Because Of Service Pack3 Installed On My PC?
Because Only Some Days Before I Installed It And After Some Days Of It It Began To Show BSOD.
Plz Help Me Out.
It is because your using Windblows.
Well, Thank You Friends For Helping Me Out Wid Ur Brilliat Suggestions.
But I Think That I Found Out Why This BSOD Appears.
Yesterday, I Was Searching About It N I Came To Know That Microsoft Released A Update For Windows XP Users. Called MS10-015 (Windows Update KB799165) Which Causes Crashes In Some Win Xp PC's.
I Think I Am Also Included In It.
So I Was Searching About For It's Solution N Here's It Is From Microsoft Forum:-
Go To This Link And See Second Post Over There Made By Member Kevin Hau MSFT, Moderator - http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistawu/thread/73cea559-ebbd-4274-96bc-e292b69f2fd1
Till Then Really Thank You Guys And As Of Now The Problem Is Solved For Me.
I Hope This Question/Answer Remains Active For Other Users Too To Solve Out Their Problem.
Thanks for the update!
Regarding driver updates, you can use a tool called Device Doctor to easily check and update all of them in one go.
See, Update Your Hardware Drivers For Free With Device Doctor
Yes, please share the error you are getting. Update all your drivers from your device manager., then just have windows do a scan for errors.
Go to your computer > right click on C (or whatever your system drive is), select properties > Tools> error checking > click Check now.
It will tell you it will be scheduled for when you re-start. Do that and see if the scan shows anything and if the problem is solved. Let us know :)
1. Post the errors that you get from the BSOD
2. Do a system restore
3. Ensure your drivers are up to date
4. Repair the OS
5. Format your computer
The BSOD shows up on systems because of any number of problems or issues. Any time you update your OS or do anything to the registry there is a chance that things will become unstable. I always recommend that you reformat your computer and do a clean reinstall of Windows at least once a year to avoid these types of problems.
If you do not want to go that route, I would suggest that you roll back your system to a time before the upgrade to SP3 and try updating again without any other programs running.
You could also use your Windows disc to repair the files in your registry.
It is most likely a device driver related issue. The blue screen will hold relevant information that is needed to determine which device is failing. Could you please provide the this information?
Also, what version of Windows are you running?
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Monday, August 15, 2005
Picking up the pieces...of narcissism
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I sympathise with your pain...Let yourself be at ease and God will give you rest...
Stop beating and blaming yourself up and whoever that person is,judging as i read this might be a continuation of the previous entry. A person will never think it positively if they allow too much emotions to sway them.
When the time gets tough, the tough Christian gets tougher. You have to move on and God will be at your side always.
- Aug 15, 2005, 5:42:00 PM
- Mavik said...
Sometimes in order for God to build you up, he has to completely break you down and then the process of building can start. Its the same as how a clay pot whilst being made, if there is a defect or mistake in making it the potter has to start all over again.
Remember, God is the potter and you are the clay.
- Aug 15, 2005, 7:24:00 PM
- WH said...
That be a very good book. Was reading it for fun coz it was lying around. The text are big so it's a rather short and easy read. Lotsa lesson can be drawn from it.
How are you holding up in this time of chaos?
- Aug 17, 2005, 5:33:00 PM
- melo-jo said...
pssst. you've been tagged.
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There's really not much going on now to write about so I figured I'd tell you about how the Gustafson's celebrate Christmas.
I should start with that we celebrate on the 24th. Nothing really happens on the 25th except church (or so I've heard) and a hangover.
There is a few basic things that comes with Christmas in Sweden.
Ham would be one of them. I guess it's like turkey during Thanksgiving. If you don't have turkey for Thanksgiving there is something seriously wrong with you. The same goes with Swedes and ham at Christmas. In our house we bake the ham on the 23rd and have a "taste test" tonight before it goes on the table tomorrow. Put in on crisp break with a little mustard and Bob's your uncle.
Another thing that's basic on Christmas eve is Donald Duck at 3PM. I know.. it's stupid but it's the way it is, has always been and I hope it always will be. It's an hour show with cartoons, that never change, and it's the most watched program all year in Sweden. It's an unexplainable phenomenon, kinda like the northern lights... My dad cracks me up every year cause he HAS to watch it, and he makes us all watch it. He falls asleep in his chair, cause he has a couple of snaps for lunch, and we are stuck watching it. Same every year.. we complain but we like it.
And then of course Santa Clause. If you celebrate with any kids, you have Santa come to your house. It's normally a neighbor that has dressed up like Santa in your garage (with the help of your dad and couple of snaps). He then comes knocking on the door and the kids gets all excited, except for the small ones that gets scarred to death and start crying. He hands out the presents, gets his snaps and leaves. We then sit around and open presents until the room looks like bomb site and no more presents are to be found. After that, if you are lucky, the kids play with their presents and the grown ups can continue drinking.
That's pretty much how we celebrate Christmas.
This year we are lucky. My oldest brother Ulf signed off the boat yesterday so he'll be with us and my other brother Pär and his family will also be with us. It will be a full Gustafson Christmas!!
Merry Christmas everyone!!
December 23, 2010
The calm before the storm
Posted by Sophie Gustafson at 6:42 AM
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- AnonymousDecember 23, 2010 at 7:24 AM
"... the kids play with their presents and the grown ups can continue drinking." Tell me about that drinking thing in Sweden. Why is that?ReplyDelete
Have a good time.
Donald Duck, eh? We have a similar customary TV show in America. TBS runs "A Christmas Story" 24 hours on Christmas. It's kind of fun to pop in on it during the day to see which part of the movie is on.ReplyDelete
Plenty of snaps make it even funnier!
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Happy Festivus!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 27, 2010 at 12:30 PM
Nice site Sophie - Merry Christmas & have a great 2011 on tour!ReplyDelete
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Casias is back and is brave enough to have a play with a dildo; he was a little unsure if this was something he should do on camera, but once we got underway he lay back and got on with the job in hand! He does a great job at pumping his slightly hairy hole and mixes up the poses and positions and end up sort of enjoying it a little! So if you look what happens after he has pumped his big uncut cock while pumping his hole, then a massive mess, he shoots cum everywhere. Well done Casias we love straight men exploring their holes! Click here to see the shoot
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EnglishLads.com Photo Shoot – Casias Bradley – Straight Pup Casias Pumps his Ass with a Dildo Wanks his Big Uncut Cock & Shoots Massive!


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Butchie and I agreed to meet up in LP for a simple lunch and just planned to stay the whole day there and be lazy :-)
After a sumptuous meal of Monggo with prawns and fried Tilapia, we decided to hit the mall instead. Our destination was Alabang Town Center, just a few minutes' drive from LP.
Our first stop was to buy some pasalubong for Butchie's friends back in the US. We scored some really nice native items that were cute and reasonably priced.
Next stop was David's salon for a hair treatment. Butchie was curious about the hair spa treatment that I had told him about previously. He spent an hour getting his hair deeply conditioned and shoulder and back massage while I read a food magazine in the salon's lobby.
With Butchie's hair deeply conditioned and soft as a baby's hair, we make our way to Shakey's for some sustenance. Butchie's been craving for Shakey's since he got here so it's only natural that we eat there at the earliest chance that we get. We ordered Spaghetti, Carbonara and Friday's Special (shrimp, anchovies and mushrooms) pizza with extra green bell peppers. Butchie wasn't too keen about the anchovies initially but he loved the pizza in the end.
A bit tired and sleepy from all the shopping, massage and food, we make our way back to LP only to be sidetracked again by the lure of a pedicure in my favorite neighborhood salon. Butchie got his pedicure and a foot massage and I got a haircut. In the middle of our treatments, there was a power outage. I thought that I was gonna go home with half a haircut. Fortunately the power came back on almost immediately. Close call! Do you like my new layered haircut? :-)
After all that pampering, we make our way to Baliwag Lechon to buy some pork barbecue for dinner. My car smelled like smoked pork the entire drive to LP.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
A Day of Pampering
Posted by Leica at 7:58 PM
Labels: alabang town center, butchie, david's salon, new haircut
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- October 3, 2007 at 9:30 PM
- Random Possum said...
i love your do...and my top and toes are happpy!!!
im still HIGH on life :-)
thank you for another wonderful day ate...you rock!
- October 3, 2007 at 9:32 PM
- Leica said...
You are very welcome. I had fun today too.
- October 3, 2007 at 11:25 PM
- ericbau said...
Glad you guys enjoyed your "relaxation" day. =)
- October 4, 2007 at 2:19 PM
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Federal and state laws require specific information to be provided to the remodeling customer prior to work beginning. Many contractors ignore this responsibility, thereby rendering their contract invalid. A reputable contractor will provide all of the following information:
1. Under Federal requirements the remodeling contractor must give every homeowner or apartment owner the EPA booklet entitled "Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home,²'if "yes" can be answered to these criteria:
a. Was the house or apartment built before 1978?
b. Is the contractor receiving any form of compensation for the work?
c. Is more than 2 square feet of painted surface being distributed?
d. Is the work specifically excluded from this law? (certain minor repairs and emergency renovations)
2. When a transaction, valued at more than $500, is presented to a buyer outside of the seller¹s store or office, it must be accompanied with a Notice of Right of Rescission. This Notice explains to the buyer that they may cancel the transaction without penalty at any time during the next three business days after the transaction date.
3. In May of 2001, the Indiana Home Improvement Act passed by the Indiana General Assembly, specified that the home improvement supplier shall provide a completed home improvement contract to the consumer before it is signed by the consumer. The contract must contain at a minimum the following:
a. Consumer¹s name and address of the property to be improved.
b. Contractor¹s name, address and the names and phone numbers of any agent whom consumer problems and inquires can be directed.
c. The date the home improvement contract was submitted to the consumer and any time limitations on the consumer¹s acceptance of the contract.
d. A reasonably detailed description of the proposed home improvements.
e. If the description required in subdivision ³d² does not include the specifications, a statement that the specifications will be provided o the consumer before commencing any work and that the home improvement contract is subject to the consumer¹s separate written and dated approval of the specifications.
f. The approximate starting and completion dates of the home improvements.
g. A statement of any contingencies that would materially change the approximate completion date.
h. The home improvement contract price.
i. Signature lines for the contractor and each consumer with a legible printed or typed version of that person¹s name directly after of below the signature.
4. A modification (i.e. change order) to a home improvement contract is not enforceable against a consumer unless the modification is stated in a writing that is signed by the consumer.


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Doctor, I have heard that if a man goes for circumcision, he should have sex with another woman, not his wife.
The idea is that this other woman, rather than his wife, gets constant desire to have sex (akasagazi). What is the essence of this custom and is it true? And what measures should be taken to heal faster after circumcision?
Dear Prima,
Circumcision or the removal of prepuce in men is a widely practised procedure in many Ugandan tribes and beyond. In some cultures, it's a right of passage into manhood while in others, it's a religious obligation. There is yet another growing group of persons that do it purely for medical reasons.
Circumcision has been found to decrease incidence of STIs especially syphilis, chancroid as well as local inflammatory processes of the penis. In addition, circumcision reduces the risk of cancer of the penis in men as well as risk of cancer of the cervix in partners of circumcised men.
A strong association has been found between HIV transmission and circumcision with evidence showing up to 60% protection in circumcised men compared to their uncircumcised counterparts. This has prompted the ministry of Health to roll out the Mass Male Circumcision programme in its fight against HIV.
However, circumcision, like any other procedure, carries risks although to a small extent. Immediate complications like bleeding, pain and infection are possible. The risk of infections is higher when wounds/scars are fresh. It's, therefore, advisable that sexual intercourse should resume at least six weeks after, but can be longer if the wound healing process goes wrong or any other complications arise. Safe sex practices using a condom are highly advised in the immediate time after circumcision.
Unless for cultural reasons, there is no known benefit from sleeping with different women after circumcision and medically, it predisposes to risk of HIV and STDs. Socially, it could potentially break your family but I advise that you talk at length with your partner to understand his perspective and solve it with your family elders, a pastor, Sheikh or LC chairman.
A visit to your family doctor may help; circumcision is only considered safe under medical supervision.


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Hi Rabbi Simon
I have anther question. I have seen people light candles for various tzadikim. What are the rules regarding this? I would like to light for rebbe nachman, rebbe shlomo carlebach and my grandma.
Lighting a candle to mark the yahrtzeit (anniversary of the death, on the Hebrew calendar) of a relative, a tzaddik, or indeed any person is perfectly permissible. The time to light it would be at night, as the day of the yahrtzeit begins, customarily for 24 hours. It would be appropriate for the candle to be positioned in a safe place (obviously) and one where it can be observed, however not where you will need its light for reading, etc. I.e. it should be designated as a symbolic, not a utilitarian flame. Of course, nowadays this is very easy to achieve, as we primarily use electric lights for our needs.


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Blood Bowl: Team Manager - The Card Game: Sudden Death
Sudden Death, a bone-breaking, pulse-pounding expansion for Blood Bowl: Team Manager - The Card Game, brings a host of options to the pitch, including three new teams, new Contract payouts, new enchanted balls, and more.
The Dark Sorcery Syndicate union features dabblers in forbidden magics who just don't know when to stay down. The undead Champions of Death tear up the pitch – sometimes literally as they raise new zombies and skeletons from the corpses of former Blood Bowl players. The vampires of the Black Fangs are always thirsty for victory (and blood). And the Dark Elves of the Naggaroth Nightmares are happy to give both teams plenty of fresh corpses with which to play.
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Genres: Adventure, Card and Dice
Ages: 14 and up
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There was a brief period in 1994 where Dave Joyce played bass in The Nightcreelers, due to Tony Brown's high school schedule conflicting with practice, shows, etc. This lineup lasted long enough to record a few songs, though I guess at the rate we were recording back then, that doesn't really mean much. These photos were taken at Dave's parent's house, where we had temporarily relocated to rehearse. These photos are credited to Amy Hill, 4-18-94, "Anything Goes".
Friday, June 7, 2013
The Nightcreelers with Dave Joyce, 1994
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Edison Velvetta
There were many Edison Velvetta sessions in 1992, these songs are from the first 2. Day 1 consisted of Brian Campas and Joel Lindelof, who recorded the first 6 songs below. Day 2 added Neal Shaffer And Rick Jenkins to the band, only recording 1 song, 'Alchies in Office'.
It's Raining
Forever You And Me
I Am Man
Glenn Danzig
Goin' Down For The Big One
Now We're Through
Alchies In Office
It's Raining
Forever You And Me
I Am Man
Glenn Danzig
Goin' Down For The Big One
Now We're Through
Alchies In Office
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A decision has been reached by the United States Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) in relation to the ownership dispute between the Broad Institute and the University of California on CRISPR-Cas9 technology for genome editing. The PTAB ruled Broad's claims are not anticipated by UC's patent application.
The United States Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) have released its decision[1] in relation to the interference dispute over CRISPR-Cas9 technology between the Broad Institute and University of California (UC).
UC, were first to file their application relating to CRISPR-Cas9 methodology for studies in cell-free systems.[2] However, Broad have granted patents and applications[3] covering CRISPR-Cas9 methods for genome editing in eukaryotic cells (including human).
UC claim they were the first to invent the CRISPR-Cas9 methodology under the US's first to invent patent law and that they (UC) were entitled to ownership of the invention. Importantly, the method of UC's application does not involve genome editing in eukaryotic cells and none of the claims between the patents and applications were identical.
The PTAB needed to decide whether UC's patent claims were prior art to Broad's patents, and if prior art, would they render the claims of Broad's patents obvious.
It was acknowledged that UC's claims would not anticipate Broad's claims - because all of Broad's claims were limited to use of CRISPR in eukaryotic cells. The UC's claims did not have any limitation relating to the context in which CRISPR was to be used. So to win, Broad needed to show that their claims were non-obvious in light of UC's method.
The PTAB gave considerable weight to statements and disclosures made by UC inventors (Jinek and Doudna) questioning whether the CRISPR-Cas9 system would work in eukaryotes. Interestingly, UC's own witness was also sceptical whether the skilled worker would have had an expectation that the invention could be used successfully in eukaryotic cells saying: "There is no guarantee that Cas9 will work effectively on a chromatin target or that the required DNA-RNA hybrid can be stabilized in that context."
Consequently, the PTAB considered that if the inventors questioned that CRISPR would work in eukaryotes, then the normally skilled addressee would be even more uncertain, and that "no guarantee" did not indicate an expectation of success. Therefore, Broad's claims were not obvious and their patents were allowed.


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Grilled Shrimp With Walnuts and Scallions
Chef's Note
""I love grilled shrimp because they cook quickly. I sometimes make the walnut scallion mix ahead of time and then just grill the shrimp and serve when ready to eat. The "bite" from the scallions really brings out the flavor of the walnuts. Because I usually cook this up in springtime when I get to grill, I also love the choices of spring onions or scallions. With the sweetness of the shrimp? Tasty. "Thread" the shrimp onto skewers for easy cooking. You can also sear the shrimp in a hot pan if grilling is not an option." –Alex Guarnaschelli"
READY IN:14mins
Ingredients Nutrition
Walnut and Scallion Mixture
- 1 cup finely chopped Fisher® Walnut Halves, lightly toasted
- 1 lemon (both the zest and juice)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1⁄3 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 5 scallions, cut into thin rounds green and white parts both
- 2 lbs large shrimp, shelled and deveined
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- Walnut and scallion mixture: Whisk all ingredients together in a medium bowl, set aside.
- Shrimp: Preheat the grill and make sure it is hot before cooking the shrimp. Thread the shrimp on to skewers, and season with salt and pepper. Coat with vegetable oil and place and on the hottest part of the grill. Cook for 2-3 minutes and then turn over. Cook for an additional 2-3 minutes, or until shrimp are opaque and have cooked through. Remove the shrimp from the skewers and transfer to the bowl containing the walnut and scallion mixture. Arrange shrimp on a platter. Serve immediately.
- Note: For easier cooking use 2 skewers when cooking shrimp, thread one through the area by the head of the shrimp, the other by the tails. This will keep the shrimp flat and will prevent them from spinning or falling through the grates during cooking.
- No time to grill? This recipe works just as well sautéed. Heat the oil in a large skillet and cook the shrimp for 3 to 4 minutes or until cooked through. Season with pepper.
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