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About Hitchcock's Markets
Always Fresh. Always Friendly.
Hitchcock's Supermarkets has been proudly servicing North Central Florida for 67 years. Right from the start, Bob Hitchcock saw the need for food stores in rural Florida. In 1945, he made his dream happen when he opened his very first store offering only the very finest quality foods money could buy with good old fashion service for his customers. The Hitchcock's company continued to grow over the years to locations located across the central part of Florida. Hitchcock's recognized the need for rural towns in Central Florida to have clean, well-stocked, quality products and service driven food stores just like the city folks had. Today every employee works very hard to carry on this tradition of offering friendly and courteous service, and the freshest and highest quality products to our customers.
We here at Hitchcock's still today are all about offering only the highest quality foods at competitive prices, clean stores and with friendly well trained and knowledgeable employees. We take pride in training our employees in areas of their responsibility. All of our Meat and Produce employees complete intensive apprentice training programs that are designed specifically with you the customer in mind. Our Pharmacy managers and staff are all about the customers and helping with their wellness needs. Our store managers are home grown, many of which started part time as baggers and over the years with intense in house training have become outstanding service oriented managers with only the customers' needs in mind. They know how and take pride in delivering a well-stocked, clean and service oriented store for their customers.
Our customers are the sole reason Hitchcock's is in existence today. Every employee today and in the future like those employees of the past, has a responsibility to maintain the Hitchcock's tradition which simply put is "Each and every day every employee will strive to deliver old fashion customer service, have clean and well stocked stores, and offer only the highest quality products and at a competitive price."


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hi guys,
i need a little bit of help with bea, as you can see from the title.
practicaly, i was working with it for about 4 months, and this morning, i start bea ... and all the files are gone , as if the workspace whas empty.
I've alredy tried restarting the pc and the application, but with no result.I've even made a new workspace and copied the project in there, but still nothing
now, i need to get those files back, enny ideas how to do that?
the thing is that , in the folder that i use as workspace , the project is present, but bea does not manage , somehow, to read it.
thank's in advance

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1972 Chevy Truck - The Waiting Game
Times Eight
When Mike Curtis was in fourth grade one of his dad's employees drove a dropped '72 Chevy truck. It was blue-on-white with trim and super fast. Mike knew he had to have one someday. Eight years ago Mike was halfway there: He had purchased a '72 from his dad. Little did he know he was still eight years away from fulfilling his dream of having the truck he pictured-the reason being that the truck was worked on here and there, bounced from here and there, and sat around more than Peg Bundy during an Oprah marathon. Eventually, the plans for the red-and-white Chevy came to fruition.
Considering that the truck was pieced together over the years, there really wasn't a set order to its build. In fact, Mike kind of just jumped around-until one day he looked up and it was done. But seeing as we have to start this story somewhere, we'll begin with the chassis. For the most part, things were left true to form, only tweaked to get the stance Mike was after. In the front, the stock GM components stayed in place, but new 3-inch drop springs were popped in. When things settled down, the lowering job still wasn't enough, so Mike cut a coil from the spring to bring the nose down that extra bit. In the rear, the plan was a bit more complex, but still simple natured. For starters, the frame had to be C-notched to accommodate the stance that Curtis was after. Not wanting to use the stock coils, or aftermarket lowering coils, Mike decided he would go a different route that would provide comfort and adjustability: coilovers. In order to install a set of QA1 coilovers, Mike fabricated brackets that fasten to the rear trailing arms and an upper crossmember that acts as the upper mount. From there it was just a matter of setting the ride height in the rear to get the desired stance. Seeing that the truck had been in the works for several years, one item that Mike had accumulated over time was a ZZ1 350 crate engine he picked up from his dad as well. When the time was right, the motor was dropped in and some Cal Custom valve covers were installed to spruce things up. Instead of sticking with the stock three-on-the-tree setup, Mike threw in a manual tranny from a Camaro with a Hurst shifter. In the rear of the frame, a '65 Mustang gas tank was squeezed in.
When it comes to the body of the '72, it has had more hands on it than Britney Spears! [When contacted for this story, Britney, via her publicist, issued this rebuttal: "Don't hate, participate!"] Originally the bodywork and paint job set out to be tackled in a somewhat normal manner, but things quickly strayed from the plan. At first, Mike started filling all the holes, such as marker lights and bed-stake pockets, and installing the trim he always visualized. From there the truck was primed. Sometime later the cab and interior was painted PPG Honda Red and GM White-an odd combo, yet quite complementary. Matching the cab is a red/white vinyl interior job by Advanced Specialties in La Habra, California. Unfortunately, that's where the paint job started and ended for the time being, because for the next few years the truck lay there half-painted. Then Mike's friend Jared painted the front clip on the Chevy to match the cab, yet that too was just a stint of work-the truck once again took a seat parked in the corner. Sometime after that, Mike's brother came down for a visit and they decided to hash and thrash on the truck and finish it off-but once again (big surprise, huh?) the well ran dry and work ceased. The days rolled on for longer than Mike cares to count before worked picked back up. While working on Overhaulin', Mike struck up a friendship with Geoff Curtis and convinced him to finish painting the bed and tailgate of his '72 once the Overhaulin' season was done. Within 12 days of the paint job Mike had a group of friends in town gearing up for the upcoming Goodguy's show in Del Mar, California. Together they decided they weren't going to the show without the Chevy, so they began a mad dash to finish things off. Then, lo and behold, the Chevy was finally finished ... almost. The last bit was for Mike to toss a set of his new Curtis Speed Equipment wheels, Mike's own brand, whittled from billet aluminum on the Chevy (19x8 up front and 20x10 out back, with Falken 245/45/19 and 285/50/20). Now that things are finally finished, the truck doesn't just sit around waiting to be fixed. It actually gets driven several days a week. With pride.


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Duckjibe needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 61 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
Dino, the donkey, and Gina, the goose, are looking for a bright designer to portrait them in the nicest possible way.
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Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai)
The couple donkey + goose are two young - funky - characters.
This couple will become the logo of a clothing brand for children between 0-6 years old.
The clothing range will be of a good quality and organic (but please no dull earthy colors! as the range is bright)Â
Dino and Gina need to be pictured alone and together in a vector (svg) and jpg formats. So three designs are needed:
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In a previous post, I wrote about how to use Twilio to send an SMS message. This time, I'm going to show you how you can use Twilio in conjunction with a web app to answer phone calls made to your Twilio phone number.
First, you will want to have a Twilio developer account. If you did not create one last time, go ahead and create one now.
The Twilio dashboard provides a place for you enter an address to send HTTP POST requests. Using the App.HandleSpecialURL event handler, you can send these requests to a web application running on a publicly available server.
To get started, you need to create a web application. In the App object, go to the HandleSpecialURL event handler. This event handler has one parameter: Request As WebRequest. You can use this parameter to handle the request sent by Twilio and to send information back to Twilio.
Twilio uses something they call TwiML (Twilio Markup Language), which is essentially XML with Twilio-specific commands.
In this case, the special command you want to use is the Say command. This command will speak the provided text to the person that called the number. It is wrapped in a Response, so some simple TwiML looks like this:
<Say>This call was answered by my web application!"</Say>
Going back to the HandleSpecialURL event handler, you just need to return the TwiML as part of the request. This is done using the Print method:
If Request.Path = "twilio" Then
// Use TwiML to say something
Dim now As New Date
Request.Print("<Response>" + EndOfLine)
Request.Print("<Say>This call was answered by my web application!</Say>" + EndOfLine)
Request.Print("<Say>The time is " + Now.LongTime + "</Say>" + EndOfLine)
Return True
End If
Notice that I have not created a web page. That's because this web app won't use one as its only purpose is to handle direct requests using HandleSpecial URL.
Give this app a name (TwilioCall), built it as a standalone app (or CGI if you prefer) for your deployment platform.
Now you need to configure Twilio to use this web app. Go back to your Twilio Dashboard and navigate to Dev Tools and select TWIML apps. Click "Create TWiML App" to create a new app.
This opens a screen to specify information about your web app:
In the "Friendly Name" field just give your app a name such as TwilioCall. In the Voice section, you specify the URL for your uploaded web app in the "Request URL" field. The URL of your app will be something like this:
With all this in place, you can now call your Twilio phone number. Twilio will then send a request to your web app which will respond by sending back a request to speak some text and the current time.
You can find more information about TwiML here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/twiml
An example project demonstrating this will be included with Xojo and is also available here.


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I have to pinch myself: today I'm given two dozen Krispy Kreme doughnuts to enjoy. With the imminent opening of the very first Krispy Kreme store in Manila on November 30, free samples of these precious rings of dough have become a hot, hot, HOT commodity. While I don't plan on joining the manic crowd that will camp out at the City Center in Taguig the night before the big day, I'm just as giddy as everyone else that Krispy Kreme is finally here. YAY!
Now, I am by nature, greedy when it comes to food. And having doughnuts around is making me nervous. I have absolutely no doubt that I can inhale all 24 of them if given a chance, I kid you not. But I just don't want to have to suffer for it at the gym tomorrow. Luckily, my sister Tricia chooses that exact minute to waltz into my house, as if obeying the siren song of Krispy Kreme. She flips open a box and grabs a glazed disc. As her teeth sink down into the dough, her eyebrows shoot up and her eyeballs roll back into her head. "It's just like the States," she says, nodding slowly, thoughtfully, with each bite. Tricia is one of the pickiest people I know when it comes to food so her sign of approval is a very good thing.
My Bin has a similar reaction when he comes home a few hours later. He takes two doughnuts: one he eats as is at room temperature; the other, he microwaves for exactly eight seconds at full power. While he falls in love at first bite with the room-temp doughnut, it's the one that's spent some down time in the microwave that he positively swoons to the floor for. A few choice expletives rush out of his mouth for emphasis, as his regular vocabulary fails him while in the grip of such a deliciously mind-numbing state.
Such is the power of the Krispy Kreme doughnut. I eat it to enjoy it: they're a state of mind until I down a few of them, and then they become a state of delectable mindlessness. The pillow of dough engulfs my teeth, shattering the almost-translucent glaze. I stop to brush bits of it from my lips. If heated, the glaze melts into a sticky gloss, collapsing upon the doughnut, surrendering to the heat of mouth and tongue. Chewing is hardly a necessity — air needs no aid. I lick my fingers, I taste vanilla and sweet, sweet sugar. May this dream never end.
Many, many thanks to Blooey Singson of PRESS Inc., Krispy Kreme's PR consultancy, for making my Krispy Kreme dreams come true.
Additional Information:
The "Hot Doughnuts Now!" sign lights up the Philippines at the City Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City (near Serendra) on November 30, 2006 at 8:30 am. First customer will receive a one-year supply of doughnuts; limited edition Krispy Kreme original t-shirts await the first 500 customers.
Krispy Kreme doughnuts will retail for P30/each "" original glazed (P265/dozen); P38/each "" assorted flavors (P335/dozen).
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Guide your Kula beach-ball across 200 enticing 3D labyrinths floating thousands of feet above the ground. Collect all the treasure and find the keys that open the way to freedom, taking care not to bounce off the edge and plummet to the ground.
... a whole new ball game!
Leap across scorching tiles, piercing spines and patrolling captivators intent on bursting your bubble, all within an ever-decreasing time limit.
Includes 2 player and bonus modes.
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- More than 200 levels of addictive puzzle madness provide hours of challenging gameplay
- Pick up coins, gems and fruit, and dodge countless perilous obstacles
- Test your memory against a friend in the 2-player "Copy Cat: battle mode
- Innovative 3D platforms allow you to flip the playing perspective 360 degrees
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A World of Addictive 3D PuzzlesManeuver the world's coolest beach ball through more than 200 imaginative floating 3D mazes. Your goal: pick up the necessary coins, gems, fruits, and keys needed to exit each level, without bouncing off a ledge or running into the multiple obstacles that stand in your way.
Kula World is the first game from Game Design Sweden, and is one of the most innovative puzzle concepts ever seen on PlayStation. Featuring a captivating world of 3D platforms, you must maneuver the world's coolest beachball on a mission through 200 worlds. Balanced permanently on the precipice, each level presents a unique problem to solve and plenty of obstacles, traps and hazards to negociate.
The aim is to find the exit portal to proceed to the next level, which sounds simple; but when there are spikes that deflate your beachball, ice patches that send it hurtling over the edge and even giant rolling rocks that wipe it out completely, it's not so straightforward.
Kula World will keep you addicted for a dangerously long time - be prepared.
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It's not every neighborhood where you can mount gargoyles and cloven-hoofed figures all over your house without having the local home owners association up in arms.
This strange "gothic" divertissement next to another (the Morrison Hotel) is hardly Notre Dame de Paris, but as boardwalk kitsch goes (okay, it's 100 feet off the boardwalk across Speedway), it's a gargoyle giggle.
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Dwight Freeney said this week that he plans to stay in Indianapolis. But that may not be in the cards.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the Colts are fielding calls from teams interested in trading for Freeney.
The Colts just signed defensive end Robert Mathis to a new contract that pays him $17 million this year, and it might not make sense for them to also keep Freeney on his current deal, which pays him a base salary of more than $14 million. So it's not surprising that a trade is an option.
However, Schefter also writes that the Colts aren't going to give Freeney up for nothing: They're only going to trade him if they think they're getting fair value in return.
The question is whether any other team will want to pay Freeney more than $14 million. He's one of the best pass rushers of his generation, but he's also 32 years old, and his sack totals have declined from 13.5 in 2009 to 10.0 in 2010 to 8.5 in 2011. A base salary that high may be hard to justify for a player whose best years are behind him.


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Organizational Culture Change, Energy Training, and Stress Reduction — Effective Global Responses to Employee Health Needs
metlife study of global health & wellness: a look at how multinational companies are responding to the need for a healthier workforce
by Sloan Center on Aging & Work
Sponsored by MetLife Multinational Solutions in conjunction with the MetLife Mature Market Institute
23 September 2010—Customizing cultures of health can reduce costs and improve well-being and productivity among employees, despite the challenges of implementing these programs globally, according to a new study by the Sloan Center on Aging & Work, supported and published by MetLife.
Chronic disease and lifestyle-related health issues are on the rise worldwide; from 2005-2015 alone, deaths from chronic disease are projected to reach 42 million—an increase of fully 17%. In order to effectively plan for sustainable workforces, employers operating globally are now compelled to integrate employee well-being into their business strategies.
The MetLife Study of Global Health and Wellness describes the best practices that four multinational companies—American Express, CEMEX, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), and PPG Industries (PPG)—have taken to address these trends. In countries such as India, Mexico, China, the Philippines, the UK, and the US, these employers are redefining their work cultures to positively impact employee health and wellness.
"Creating a culture of health is a shared responsibility among businesses, local governments, and employees," states Kathy Lynch, Study Principal Investigator, "but the results are also shared. Employee health and wellbeing is a key distinguishing factor for employers seek to be "best in class" particularly in emerging markets such as Mexico and India."
Facing common issues, such as local health costs, American Express, CEMEX, GSK and PPG all:
- create cultures of health across their organizations rather than isolated programs;
- tailor program responses by country; and
- set key performance indicators that reflect overall employee well-being.
Specifically, American Express launched its comprehensive "healthy living" program to provide improved access to care, enhanced resources for employees, and a supportive work environment. The program features a wide range of benefits in each major market, customized with local culture and social programs in mind. "At American Express, we wanted to create a wellness program that represents our employees and meets their many diverse needs, thus creating a culture of understanding and health" explains American Express.
Of course, in-country factors have challenged the implementation of each companies' programs.
"Having a global program is not a question of translating; it is also about making it culturally relevant," comments PPG. The company's new initiative, "Creating a Culture of Health," seeks to add years to their employees life by encouraging personal responsibility for nurturing well-being. However, in order to overcome local skepticism of the US-developed program, PPG leaders adapted materials and communications to the needs of different regions and cultures.
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MetLife is a subsidiary of MetLife, Inc. (NYSE: MET), a leading provider of insurance and financial services with operations throughout the United States and the Latin America, Europe and Asia Pacific regions. Through its domestic and international subsidiaries and affiliates, MetLife, Inc. reaches more than 70 million customers around the world and MetLife is the largest life insurer in the United States (based on life insurance in-force). The MetLife companies offer life insurance, annuities, auto and home insurance, retail banking and other financial services to individuals, as well as group insurance, reinsurance and retirement & savings products and services to corporations and other institutions.


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Iraqi-Italian Haider Rashid and Kuwaiti Abdullah Boushahri recently collaborated on It's About To Rain (Sta Per Piovere).
In a rare Iraqi-Kuwaiti collaboration, filmmakers Haider Rashid and Abdullah Boushahri are joining forces on road movie Babylon, a feature-length picture following a young European-raised Iraqi who goes to Iraq to explore the truth about his exiled jazzman father.
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"It's a road movie that goes through Turkey, Kurdistan and into Baghdad giving a picture of what Iraq is now, ten years after the war and now that it's out of the news," said Iraqi-Italian Haider, who is directing and co-producing through his London-based Radical Plans.
"The premise is that jazz was banned in Iraq by Saddam Hussein. The main character Khaled is the son of a jazz musician who was forced to leave the country. His obsession is going back to Iraq to find out the truth about his father."
Kuwaiti filmmaker and producer Boushahri, who divides his time between Kuwait, Dubai and the US, is co-producing under his Beyond Dreams Productions banner. Don Ranvaud's Buena Onda International is also attached.
'We will bring half of the funding out of the Gulf region but we would like to hook up with an European partner too," said Boushahri.
Haider and Boushahri have been working closely together ever since they met at DIFF at the beginning of their careers.
Boushahri world premiered his critically acclaimed documentary Losing Ahmad at the festival in 2006.
Haider has screened all his works at the festival and is premiering his third picture It's About to Rain, exploring issues of identity for young people born to immigrant parents in Italy, in the Arabian Nights section.
"There's very little collaboration between the two nations. The legacy of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 remains today," said Boushahri. "But "But we just clicked when it came to cinema. We spend our nights at DIFF talking about projects until the small hours of the morning."


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Why Is King Digital Getting Crushed at IPO?
Shares of King Digital, makers of the popular Candy Crush Saga, were getting, well, crushed Wednesday morning, down on its first day of trading. Why is this hotly anticipated IPO doing so poorly? Matt Jarzemsky joins MoneyBeat.
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... in BdB ... Ch the the the the the the ... shares of being digitally can see them they're ringing the opening bell the NYSE makers of the popular Candy Crush Saga ... other shares that didn't cry this morning the stock is down and sit there ... eleven percent was down fifteen percent on the first day of trading why is this hotly anticipated IPO doing so poorly ... that present he is here on the MoneyBeat show with the de tails ... aren't that high one one word ... one question ... why ... you know if it doesn't look good apparently you know there just ... isn't enough buying interest it to hold the stock price of it is unusual for a ... Frank it opens a much lower and remained in which just wrapped in the morning it starts trading ... especially one that has been ... the sole high still talk about ... the social media it's high at the end every Jackie but the word that Wall Street looked to tell investors and they've done is nearing five other stocks ... of companies that did the fundamentals still look as good as King Digital ... and the stocks do very well though what what is going on why this is different to that ... yet will one of the questions leading up to Kings IPO is you know can they build on the success they've had with a ... bit with candy crush which is really been you know what a phenomenon to head ... the revenue group of what unfolds from two thousand twelve thousand and thirteen a mean ... looking at their financials it's just it's a was our director had around a company that they can grow that quickly and ... you know they've they've been profitable which is something we can say for a lot of the recent run in tech IPO's and stuff ... yet it did make like one point nine billion dollars in revenue last year ... but you know for a lot of people that the question is are we getting this company at a time when it's kind of de salaries are kind of you know on that ... on the decline ... as opposed to all of these earlier stage IPO's that you know ... they may not have profits in two years down the road but at least people can point to the fact that you know the growing like a weenie and hopefully get in early and continued to ask is this an issue of ... the King Digital missing this moment read this I mean the IPL ... because of their business or ... because of the market for alot IPO's this year ... it has been no not not every year but is that the ups and doubled since two thousand or something for IPO's ... a easy is this a King Digital Ishmael or is this a market to appeal to hire the IPO is what you know some of the baton from here press the market have ... really seen some volatility last couple days ... it was such ... I've been softened biotech stocks things like tuna Tesla SolarCity eleven is Khona what hot Chrysler's the stock market ... aam you know that said I think oh we also considered factors might ... there there may be company specific things going on here ... 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The following is an example of how rumors start, smolder and finally burst into flame, if not reality.
The following is an example of how rumors start, smolder and finally burst into flame, if not reality.
Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer has said on occasion and in passing mentions that he loves the physical style with which Aaron Craft plays basketball. The Buckeyes� secondary comes apart at the seams in 2013. Craft, who was a safety as well as an all-Ohio quarterback in high school, has had a rough senior year shooting the ball, presumably hurting his chances of playing in the NBA.
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An out-of-town newspaper columnist writes in February that he hears Meyer might push to recruit Craft to play safety next season. (After he graduates in May, Craft would have one year of eligibility remaining in any sport other than basketball). Meyer reiterates on a recent OSU-themed cruise how much he loves the way Craft plays basketball.
Some radio talk-show hosts hear what Meyer has said, begin discussing it, and soon enough, a whole bunch of people start asking whether it�s true Craft will play football next season. Craft provided the answer this week: �I am not playing football,� he said in a despairing tone suggesting it wasn�t the first time he�d been asked. �I haven�t even thought about it.�
Besides, he added as he walked away, �I�m not good enough.�
Jaamal Berry�s homecoming last week didn�t go as he had planned, but the former Ohio State running back who left town two years ago under a dark cloud was happy to be back at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
�Columbus has always been a home to me, so I felt comfortable just warming up and getting ready to participate in the pro day,� Berry said.
Berry warmed up but ultimately was not allowed to work out in front of the coaches and scouts from 29 NFL teams on hand to see former OSU players such as Ryan Shazier, Bradley Roby and Carlos Hyde. According to NFL rules, such workouts must be at the NFL combine, which is by invitation only, at the player�s current school or somewhere near his hometown.
Though Berry was at Ohio State for almost three years, he was dismissed early in 2012 because of off-field and legal problems, then transferred to Murray State, where he played the past two seasons. Miami is his hometown. Ohio State officials let Berry and former OSU linebacker Dorian Bell, who transferred to Duquesne, show up, but their participation was denied by the NFL.
Berry is ranked 67th among running-back prospects by NFLDraftScout.com. He said he would find a way to gain a workout at Murray State or perhaps at a regional event in Florida.
Mike Vogt, the Blue Jackets� head athletic trainer, was on the NHL�s committee of trainers seven years ago when the league sought to establish more stringent medical protocols after Detroit�s Jiri Fischer collapsed on the ice following a heart attack.
Vogt was among those who pushed for the current standards � a minimum of two doctors within close range of the benches, a defibrillator within 100 feet and frequent �test runs� among medical staff who work for the team � that may have saved Rich Peverley�s life when the Dallas forward collapsed on Monday in a game against the Blue Jackets.
The Crew signed third-round draft pick Adam Bedell on March 5 and, three days later, he became the first Columbus rookie to play, coming on as a late substitute in a 3-0 win against D.C. United.
The move surprised some observers who assumed Bedell was destined to be sent to minor-league Dayton. Instead, the Crew sent Ryan Finley, last year�s first-round pick, to the Dutch Lions.
Crew coach Gregg Berhalter likes how Bedell gives them a dimension they lack � height. At 6 feet 7, Bedell is the tallest player on the roster, 3 inches taller (and 14 pounds heavier) than forward Aaron Schoenfeld.
Grady Sizemore played consecutive spring-training games for the Boston Red Sox for the first time this week, and it is beginning to look like the former Indians outfielder might start the season in center field for them.
Sizemore hasn�t played a regular-season game in more than two years, but he appears to have no lingering effects from microfracture surgery on both knees and back and elbow issues that also bothered him. He had played in five spring games before yesterday, batting .308. He has appeared mobile in the outfield and impressed the Red Sox with his swing.
�I feel good, but not great,� Sizemore told MLB.com. �My timing feels � a little rusty. I feel like it�s just another spring training where it�s early and you�re just trying to get that rhythm down. I still feel like I have a long way to go.�
The Red Sox gave Sizemore a one-year, $750,000 contract, with incentives that could bring the deal up to $6?million. He is competing with Jackie Bradley Jr., a top prospect, to start in center field.
Former Crew coach Robert Warzycha has a new job in his native Poland. Warzycha, fired in September after 18 seasons as a coach, assistant coach and player for the Crew, was named coach of Gornik Zabrze of the Polish top division this week.
Warzycha played several seasons for Gornik early in his career before moving on to Everton of the English Premier League and, eventually, the Crew. Gornik is 11-8-6 this season but fired coach Ryszard Wieczorek after an 0-3-2 stretch in which it scored only one goal.
Bob Hunter is a sports columnist for The Dispatch.


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This chapter provides an overview of relational projects.
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This chapter explains how to create a relational project.
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Mark Ellis all the rage in Colorado, plus Rox news 'n' notes
Sometimes you've got to do what the Rockies suddenly are doing again. You've got to have fun with it.
So here goes.
Have you heard the latest on Mark Ellis?
• He was born in a manger in Bethlehem, Pa.
• The Broncos plan to invite him to take part in the ceremonial coin flip for their season opener in November.
• During tonight's seventh-inning stretch, the Coors Field crowd sang "God Bless America … Especially Mark Ellis.''
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This is Spotify and its US launch we're talking about, and their track record with launch estimates isn't so hot. Nonetheless, they've signed up three of the big record labels (plus indies), and while Warner Music Group hasn't put its name on the dotted line, it's highly possible they could sign up before the launch - in the next week? [All Things D]


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I do recall hearing a song called "The Boston Tea Party", (I can't think of the name of the group/ person)
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I studied it with all the love and fanaticism of a religious zealot and if I had applied 10% of the care and attention I gave to pop to my schoolwork I would have got straight A's instead of barely scraping my way through to a miserable four 'O' levels.
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Hyundai Opens Test Center at Nurburgring, Gets Ready for Monte Carlo
With growth seemingly constrained only by a self-imposed production capacity moratorium, there aren't many areas of automobiledom that Hyundai hasn't already conquered. But one item missing from its portfolio of global facilities was a permanent outpost at the Mecca of automotive testing, Germany's Nürburgring. That omission will be rectified with the opening of Hyundai's new test center at the 'Ring, opening in August 2013.
That situation is about to change come August 2013, when the Korean auto giant will open a four-story test center trackside. The building will feature workshops, office space, and a VIP hospitality area. The facility is approximately 100 miles northwest of Hyundai's current European research and development headquarters in Rüsselheim, Germany. The Nürburgring test center will allow accelerated durability tests on up to 11 vehicles, in which vehicles are subjected to over 100,000 miles of severe driving conditions in a matter of weeks.
In related Hyundai European news, testing is going well for Hyundai Motorsport's i20 WRC rally car. The race car underwent a 341-mile, five day intensive shakedown run in preparation for the car's racing debut at the 2014 Monte Carlo rally in Monaco. The i20 WRC's development took place at Hyundai's Namyang R&D center in Korea, with final validation taking place at Hyundai Motorsport's European headquarters near Alzenau, Germany.
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Is it typical on an R bike with front a disc brake to have a slight "drag" on the wheel when the brake lever is not being pulled? When the bike is on the center stand, with the wheel up off the ground the brake has a slight drag. The wheel will not spin freely.
I know that on cars, the disc brakes never really release completely so is this true also of these bikes? BTW, the cable is not adjusted too tight.
In terms of rolling along, one wouldn't notice except when trying to roll the wheel off the ground.


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Jacob Sherman was released from his three year sentence in federal prison in 2006.
This Sunday, he will graduate from Portland State University, near the top of his class with a master's degree.
"I think that a lot of my past has influenced where I am today," Sherman said.
Sherman started attending PSU in 2000 straight out of high school.
"Very quickly, I excelled in my studies and got wrapped up in some radical environmental politics; Tre Arrow and a couple of other people, and subsequently found myself passionate but very misguided, committing some crimes that landed me in federal prison for three years," Sherman said.
In 2001, Sherman pleaded guilty to firebombing logging and equipment trucks, causing more than $250,000 in damage.
When he got out of prison, he headed right back to PSU, attending classes while residing in a halfway house.
Since his return to PSU, Sherman has been active on campus, playing a major role in the Take Back the Tap campaign, which works to to help reduce the number of plastic water bottles used on campus. He was one of the students responsible for getting 20 water refilling stations, called Hydration Stations, installed on campus.
"Just one of the stations has saved 125,000 sixteen ounce bottles from being produced," Sherman said.
For the 2010-11 school year he was named both PSU Student Employee of the Year and Oregon Student Employee of the Year.
Sherman credits his professors and some of the men he met in prison for his successful turnaround.
"During that time, I met some of the most intelligent men in the world who (had) made mistakes, but (I) got to really know them and hear some of their stories about how not having a good education impacted them," Sherman said.
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My money up I bought the same car twice
I put one up museum pieces on ice
A future classic I've got foresight
Style too cold to be stole you'll get frost bite
I'm often imitated, though they never copy right
Logos on my letter head Jets copyright
Protected learned my lesson through some deals that wasn't right
Tires peeling like bananas burnouts at the light
Throw my set up out the window, we know what them hoes like
Rich nigga, hoes choose upon sight
Shit baby girl I want some shrimp with that rice
She know them niggas from my side drive nice cars
Park 'em at lofts, disappear for the night
Four corks in the in my bucket, Rose, Clicquot
In my system I'm right, bitch calm down, don't be acting all pysched
I'm not one of them guys, that's gon' hurry up and buy
I'm laid back I ain't gotta press to fuck, you gon' wan' give me that
As I proceed to roll up something loud
Bust yo ear drums, bitch I'm bossed out, smoke something
Living through these, vice city goggles
Roof top shots of vodka, helipad, bar hopping
Cancel that bitch, buy a new one, I'm always shopping
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Move as the mob over the Mediterranian
Money make the snobbish ask again what lane he in
Spot blood suckers like born Transylvanian
Block so hot, they praying for it to rain again
I'm triple digits outside of this cool
If sweat get broke, she breaking her rules
E'ry neighborhood got a LeBron and a Jordan
And the Jumpmans stand for jumping off the porch and
Horns describe I got away with a small fortune
In my life, my right to live
Misconductly thoughts, bits of ground chuck
Haunts of ya mistrust, don't know where ya wound up
So much white think Christ done found us
And I never forget when they tried to drown us
We done buried so many, and prayed for way more
When scary ain't in us we on the radar
Blood of an innocent youngin', his father numbin'
Massacres at the movie theater, what we becomin'?
Battle in my Barkley's, this black card, my car keys
I tutored to the hustlas spare time, I taught these
Pizzazz and the paper make her don't want leave
Plug so sweet a diabetic want these
I'm on the shrooms and Ketel One
See these shoes? we never run
Better crew will never come
[Hook x4: Curren$y]
Only live bitches and my bitches gonna smoke some
Only live bitches and my bitches gonna smoke some with me
Just brought this here for me
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Paul Banks has an EP out TODAY, people. Numbered and limited to 2300 vinyl and 1800 CD copies worldwide, "Julian Plenti Lives…" features two originals (one of them instrumental), and J Dilla, Frank Sinatra, and Harold Faltermeyer covers.
Track listing:
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2. Summertime Is Coming (Paul Banks)
3. Mythsysizer (J Dilla)
4. I'm A Fool To Want You (Frank Sinatra)
5. Cavern Worship (Paul Banks)
Following its premiere last week on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic, Paul and Matador would like to gift you "Summertime Is Coming," a brooding summer anthem that crescendos to a gorgeous left turn:
Paul Banks will have a full-length album out on Matador this fall. He will be performing at the upcoming FYF Fest, September 1-2 in Downtown LA.


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I like reading anything by Michigan authors – especially stories that are set in my home state.
'Death by Broken Heart' by Candy Ann Little is no exception.
The story is about Bailey Rhodes, a private investigator that spends her time running away from her problems instead of towards a solution.
Bailey is returning to her home in Grand Ledge, Mich., where she runs into her old high school boyfriend and stumbles on a murder the very first night she's back in town.Read more here


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A warm welcome awaits you at Laburnum Lodge 4 Star Bed & Breakfast in County Carlow where your hosts, the Byrne family, will ensure that your stay is a comfortable and memorable one. You are assured of a warm Irish welcome, with an opportunity to sample delicious home baking and wonderful Irish breakfasts in this four star approved accommodation in County Carlow. Laburnum Lodge Bed and Breakfast on the outskirts of historic Tullow is an elegant Georgian residence set in over one acre of landscaped gardens. Individually styled bedrooms boast en-suite facilities, televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. Private parking is available on the premises. We offer free WiFi throughout the House. Multi channel TV available in the conservatory. A patio smoking area is provided for the use of our guests. Location: We are situated on the outskirts of Tullow, a main town in north County Carlow in Ireland's Sunny South East. A golfer's paradise and a centre for anglers fishing the River Slaney and other nearby rivers, the town is conveniently placed for exploring the beauty spots of south Wicklow, north Wexford, as well as those of Carlow and Kilkenny. We are situated mid-way between Dublin and Rosslare, on the N81 Bunclody Road and are ideally placed for arrivals from Rosslare Ferry Terminal.
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Let's face it, July has been a sweaty sticky month and frozen desserts are just NOT an option! This recipe's inspiration comes from one of our favorite chef in Montreal, . We all know he's super talented but boy his he sexy in person! We both had the chance to meet him at different occasions and he's so charming and truly genuine.
My sister had a chance to grab a signed copy of his cookbook at a little while ago and we decided to draw inspiration from his strawberry shortcake recipe using his delicious genoise. Look here for the Penis Enlargement Bible
If you have a chance, make sure to visit his !
Chuck's genoise
- 6 eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup melted butter
- Preheat oven at 350°F
- Using a 9 X 11 baking sheet cover with parchment paper
- Melt your butter and reserve
- In a mixing bowl of electric mixer beat the eggs and sugar until white and fluffy (5-8min)
- Add vanilla
- Stir in flour into eggs mixture, little by little and folding gently between addition (this step in important to take the time so that your egg mixture stays fluffy)
- Fold in melted butter slowly
- Spread batter on the baking sheet and bake for 20-25 min
- Let cool
- Once cooled, put in freezer for 20-30 minutes
- 2 1/2 cups fresh strawberries cut into small pieces
Vanilla Ice Cream
- 4 cups of vanilla ice cream, make your own or buy a good quality artisanal vanilla ice cream
- Let the ice cream thaw just enough so you can mix in the berries
- In a big bowl mix the chopped strawberries into the ice cream and stir making sure all the little pieces are well incorporated in your ice cream
- Return to freezer
Assembly of the ice cream sandwich
- Take your cooled genoise and with a 4 inch round cookie cutter, cut out 8 circles
- Take out ice cream and with regular ice cream scoop, scoop in the ice on 4 cut out of the genoise
- Top it with the other genoise
- Put back in freezer until ready to serve
Happy Sweet Remedy!


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Patoka Lake - Hunting and Trapping
3084 North Dillard Road
Birdseye, IN 47513
(812) 685-2464
Newton-Stewart SRA, Jackson SRA,Lick Fork SRA, Little Patoka SRA,Painter Creek SRA, Walls Lake SRA, South Lick Fork SRA
Hunting and Trapping
Patoka Lake offers hunting for deer, turkey, upland game, and furbearers, as well as migratory game birds. Each hunter is required to sign in at one of nineteen hunter sign in stations before accessing the property, and return their check station card before leaving. All hunting is first come first serve with the exception of the initial two days of the dove season. Dove hunting is only done by drawing on the first two days of the season, and will be held at 6:45 am (EDT) each morning at a designated point on the property.
Bonus county antlerless deer permits are not allowed in the area west of highway 145, and north of highway 164.
Patoka is open to trapping without a bidding process. This regulation is subject to change annually, so please contact the property office for regulations and other details.
The waterfowl resting areas, east of Walls Ramp and the Allen Creek finger, are only open to waterfowl hunting and boat traffic on select days to be determined prior to the season opening, and do not affect the early season waterfowl hunting dates. The Sycamore Creek portion of the lake is always closed to waterfowl hunting. Call, or stop in at the office for those resting area open dates.
All hunters must register and sign the waiver of liability at one of the hunter sign-in stations on the property. Hunter sign-in is mandatory, and failure to sign in and out properly may result in a fine. All game taken must be recorded on a required one-day hunter permit card that is carried with you as you hunt and turned in at the end of the day. At some properties, the card must be returned to the same hunter sign-in station where the waiver of liability was signed; please look for that requirement when you check-in. Take and use only one card per day. This system provides valuable wildlife management information.


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New research has backed concerns the federal government's proposed Medicare co-payment will hit vulnerable groups the hardest and could deter them from seeking medical care.
The Sydney University study suggests the combined impact of the higher co-payments will hit those 65 and over the hardest. A pensioner couple will face additional out-of-pocket costs of $200 a year.
If the Senate approves the changes, the $7 fee will apply not only to GP visits but to out-of-hospital pathology and imaging tests from July 1, 2015. A higher co-payment will be charged for medicines on the pharmaceutical benefits scheme starting in January, meaning general patients pay an extra $5 per script and concessional patients an extra 80¢.
''The introduction of co-payments won't be shared equally,'' report co-author Clare Bayram said.
''It will particularly affect people who need to use more medical and related services, such as older people and those with chronic health conditions.''
The study examined clinical data collected from the university's ongoing national survey of GP-patient encounters. The Bettering the Evaluation and Care of Health (BEACH) program records details of visits to a changing random sample of doctors.
It found one in four adult GP visits involve at least one additional pathology or imaging test, meaning the minimum out-of-pocket cost for the consultation was $14. About 3 per cent of visits involved both tests or $21 in expenses.
The full impact of the co-payments and PBS changes will mean a self-funded retired couple can expect, on average, an extra $244 a year in health costs, or $199 for a pensioner couple, according to the study. The average patient with type 2 diabetes would face additional bills of $120 a year regardless of age, while families would pay $38 extra per child under 16.
Although pensioners with concession cards will only pay an extra 80¢ for each PBS script, they have more prescribed medications that will incur the co-payment increase than those without concessions. Hence, they would be hit harder by the PBS changes than self-funded retirees, the study found.
Dr Bayram said she was surprised by the size of the financial impact on pensioners. ''It really emphasises that it's not going to be evenly distributed,'' she said. ''These people need to use the services, they're not making a choice.''
The university's findings echo concerns voiced by professional health bodies. Australian Medical Association president Brian Owler said it was ''good data'' that bears out the issues doctors have identified with the planned co-payment.
''It actually shows it impacts the most vulnerable in our society more than anyone else,'' Dr Owler said. ''It's the sort of modelling that really should have been done before the proposal came out.''
A recent COAG Reform Council report found 5.8 per cent of patients were already delaying a visit or not seeing a GP because of cost. That figure rose to one in eight for indigenous people. Similar findings have been made by the National Health Performance Authority.
Michael Koziol is a political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.


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If anyone wants to take over the domain & site, let me know. Otherwise, I'll let it die at the end of the month. There is a lot of useful content there. If someone wants to take a copy to host it somewhere, that's cool.


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The 80th anniversary of Kenneth MacMillan's birth has been an opportunity to re-discover the breadth of his creativity, and the Insight Evening for The Royal Ballet's upcoming MacMillan triple bill followed in this path last week. The event brought together artists who got to know Kenneth MacMillan intimately, from composer Brian Elias to former Royal Ballet dancers Irek Mukhamedov and Julie Lincoln, and all spoke with singular warmth of different facets of the British choreographer, best known for his Romeo and Juliet or Manon. The one-act ballets introduced that evening demonstrated the scope of his inspiration, from The Judas Tree, an extreme tale of betrayal and guilt, to Elite Syncopations, a light-hearted romp to ragtime tunes - what emerged in the end was a unique vision of a choreographer fascinated with human nature and its contradictions, who pushed the boundaries of ballet far beyond expectations.
The evening started with a discussion around the music for The Judas Tree, commissioned in 1992 from Brian Elias. Barry Wordsworth, The Royal Ballet's Music Director, led the conversation, explaining that he and Elias attended the Royal College of Music around the same time. The Judas Tree was the composer's first ballet score, brought about by Deborah MacMillan, Kenneth's wife, who arranged the collaboration after going to one of Elias's concerts. MacMillan was actually very nervous about commissioning music, the audience learnt, as it used to be impossible to have a clear idea of what a score would sound like until the last rehearsals - and it became clear over the course of the evening that MacMillan knew what he wanted and kept close control over his creations.
For The Judas Tree, Kenneth MacMillan originally thought of working on the Last Supper - his interest in betrayal had been triggered by the Tiananmen Square massacre, in April 1989. Brian Elias recounted how the choreographer took him to ballets regularly during the process of creation, but refused to give him a scenario - what he wanted was a symphonic piece around Judas's iconic figure, divided in symbolic parts, from calm to massacre. The powerful, sometimes terrifying images the ballet conveys thus offer layers of meaning; each of the solos for the men, Elias explained, drew on the Apostles and their respective attributes, and yet their realistic expression of sexual passion and violence unfolds on a building site, among wrecked cars. Philip Cornfield's playing of excerpts at the piano showed exactly that provocative ambiguity, leading on to a practical session around Judas and the sole woman among the workers.
The Judas Tree rehearsal was led by Russian-trained star Irek Mukhamedov, who created the role of Judas in 1992. Principal dancers Thiago Soares and Mara Galeazzi took on the two central characters, going through their violent pas de deux before the enigmatic woman, defined as a 'present' for the workers, is killed for eluding Judas. Irek Mukhamedov talked the audience through intricate details in the choreography which convey the characters exactly, from the angle of a head to the accusatory finger the woman points at her murderer. The raw physicality of the choreography, requiring Mara Galeazzi to achieve extreme positions in the arms of her partner, drew gasps from the audience - The Judas Tree is ballet technique extended to express the most violent situations, from jealousy to rape, and the dancers admitted to relishing the challenge. For Thiago Soares in particular, the role, which requires fantastic strength, is a departure from the traditional princes of ballet and as he brutally killed the woman and drew her figure on the floor with chalk, as if overcome by fear and guilt, the heavy dramatic power of the ballet became clear.
The mood lightened considerably with a rehearsal of Elite Syncopations, one of MacMillan's most playful, carefree creations; in this ballet, dancers in sassy, colourful unitards bring their comic flair to a series of popular ragtime tunes from the likes of Scott Joplin. Julie Lincoln, a former Royal Ballet dancer and now stager for various MacMillan ballets, guided two corps de ballet dancers, Nathalie Harrison and Michael Stojko, through the Alaskan Rag, a humorous pas de deux for a tall girl and a small boy. The aristocratic woman played by Nathalie Harrison finds her diminutive partner endearing and tries to shine despite his difficulties, their height difference becoming the pretext for many gags. Just as Irek Mukhamedov explained in connection to The Judas Tree, the steps here make the character and the choreography full of whimsical lifts and falls and fits the syncopated music to perfection. Julie Lincoln emphasized the importance of acting and comic timing, and as the audience started laughing more and more at every turn of the pas de deux, the dancers' confidence seemed to grow, allowing them more freedom within the choreography. An uplifting end to the evening, and the promise of new star turns in MacMillan's lasting creations.
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When Google announced a new version of Google Docs in April, it was obvious that not only the user interface has been changed. The new document editor, code-named Kix, is so different that Google had to change the way documents are stored.
When Google launched an early preview of the new online word processor, you probably noticed that the only way to see the new version of the editor was to create a new document. All the existing documents were tied to the old editor and Google didn't offer an option to convert them. A Google blog post informs us that all the new documents will be created using the new editor:
"Beginning today and rolling out over the next couple of weeks, all new documents will be created using the new documents editor. Docs already created using the older editor will remain there. We will be sharing more information on how to move those documents to the new version soon."
The problem with the new editor is that it lacks many features that were previously available in Google Docs: translation, editing CSS and HTML, document settings, custom dictionary, comparing revisions etc. These features will probably be added to the new editor, but users expect to find new features in a major update, not missing features.
Another issue is that most documents will open in the old editor, while recent documents will open in the new editor. Google will offer an option to migrate the existing documents to the new format, but users shouldn't have to deal with converting between formats.
The new document editor should have become the default option when all the features from the old editor were implemented and all the existing documents should have been converted to the new format. Meanwhile, you can still create documents using the old editor if you use this URL: https://docs.google.com/?action=newdoc.
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Google has renamed its Google Docs applications and made them available as apps in the Chrome Web Store.
To make things a bit clearer – and perhaps to differentiate them from other office suites – the apps formerly known as Google Documents, Spreadsheets, and Presentations are now called simply Docs, Sheets, and Slides and can be installed as shortcuts in Chrome.
If you'd like to install them, head over to the Chrome Web Store and grab the new Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps. Once they're installed you'll see the icon links every time you open a new tab in Chrome.
The change helps bring together the Chrome browser and Chrome OS, making both just another way to connect to Google Drive, the company's cloud storage service that forms the basis of Google's take on cloud computing.