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Tamika: "Make sure that our education system was competitive with the rest of the world's; address the health care, and the nursing homes issues. We have to take care of parents and set the standard for ourselves.�
Where She's From: Lovely Tamika Winfield, whose Zodiac sign is Sagittarius, was born and raised on the east side of buffalo New York, and she notes "it wasn't the best side of town� but then again "it wasn't the worst either.�
"The most important thing that I learned growing up is if you don't respect yourself no one else will,� she tells The Black Star News. "I graduated from Florida Metropolitan University in medical billing and coding and then went to John Casablancas School of Models and Talent.�
Where She's At: "I consider my career to be over the hump and on the way up,� she continues. "I have learned a lot and I'm working with a lot of the best—If I don't have the answer I know how to find it. So I see no failure in my future.�
"There have been many challenges in my life which at the times seemed to be very difficult and almost unbearable such as moving from Buffalo to Jacksonville with no job, no home and no good credit. It was a huge challenge but with prayer and persistence we over came it,� she adds.
"It is very important to combine beauty and brainpower,� Tamika advises other young aspiring models. "Don't get me wrong—being beautiful is a wonderful gift but it will not last for ever. Knowledge can continue to be built upon; therefore making the statement that knowledge is power is so true.�
So how does this lovely young model prepare to step out on the town? "As far as name brand clothes I am more in to the vintage look pieces that I like and just put together to create an original outfit, although I do admire Gucci,� she says. "I try to keep it natural when it comes to skin care. I exfoliate with St.Ives facial scrub and moisturize with only 100% pure shea butter. For make up I only wear eyeliner, great lash mascara, the pink and green is the best, and MAC lip gloss; it looks really pretty and lasts a long time. My favorite perfume is Juicy Couture.�
Tamika's Words Of Wisdom: "You only live once. Don't follow your dreams, chase them.�
Tamika's Secrets Of Success: "Have your mind set on a reason for doing what you do;
love what you do and make it fun.�
Tamika's Favorite Three Movies: "Coming to America, Titanic and The color purple.�
Tamika's Favorite Three Books: "Between Lovers, by Eric Jerome Dickey; Only His,
by Elizabeth Lowell; and, Left behind.�
The First Three Things Tamika Would Do As President: "Make sure that our education system was competitive with the rest of the world's; address the health care, and the
nursing homes issues. We have to take care of parents and set the standard for ourselves.�
Tamika's Favorite Cars: "Land Rovers and BMW sport cars. They're just classy like me!�
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Tender lamb kebobs with rosemary and honey.
Preparation Time: 20 mins
Cooking Time: 10 mins
Extra Time: 30 mins
(or overnight, for marinating)
Yield: 4 x kebobs
MARINADE: Combine rosemary, white wine, lemon juice, honey, olive oil, garlic, and rosemary. Marinate diced lamb for about 30 minutes, overnight if time allows. Reserve marinade as baste.
LAMB: Dice lamb into 1-inch cubes. Thread lamb onto oiled metal skewers or pre-soaked wooden ones, alternating with thick sprigs of rosemary.
Cook on a hot barbecue or char-grill until well sealed (about 5 to 6 minutes), turning occasionally and basting with marinade.
For rare meat, remove immediately after sealing. For medium or well done, move to cooler part of barbecue or reduce heat to medium/low and continue cooking about 3 to 4 minutes for medium, 4 to 5 minutes for well done, turning occasionally.
Test that kebobs are cooked to your liking by squeezing with tongs rather than cutting them. Cover and rest about 1 minute before serving to retain juiciness.
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"Pearls" provides a no-kill alternative to the rescue of animals in Shenandoah County and the surrounding areas.
"Pearls" uses a pre-designed, deliberately decentralized approach to the problem of unwanted animals. We are a "string" of private volunteers who join together to provide the greatest number of homes for animals, with the least medical risk and most socialization possible.
Our dream truly depends on you, because without you, only a precious few can be saved. Pearls is 100% dependent upon donations from the public. we have deliberately kept our capacity very small, because of our commitment to the best for each Pearl. In a very real sense, you hold the key to our success. The more you give, the more animals we can save.
- $45 keeps the feet of one of our aged horse herd trimmed and healthy
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True romance is doing something special or unexpected for someone you love, even though you don't have to. Romance isn't a greeting card, it isn't Valentine's Day, it isn't a box of chocolates, and it certainly isn't a dozen roses (unless you like that sort of thing). Real romance is not what modern society has been taught to think it is. Real romance isn't manufactured. It is completely individual. Romance is for showing the person you love that you're thinking about them. It shouldn't feel forced. There are no limits to romance; it can be shown by a handwritten note, by going for a walk, or even by making someone a sandwich. Romance is something simple and sweet that reminds your partner why they fell in love with you in the first place.
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Romance is a state of connection between two people that is brought about by thoughtful sentimental gestures that mean something to one or both parties; gestures that communicate care and understanding and love, as well as a desire to reach out and connect through the heart with a partner. The purpose of romance is to showing the person you love that you're thinking about them, that you would like to them to slow down so you can connect with them, so you can share love again, for a time together. Best when thoughtfully planned, also good when spontaneously carried out, it should never attempt to be forced. Some romantic gestures are: stopping your partner for a slow dance in the living room while making dinner, a spontaneous picnic or trip somewhere special, preparing the bed for lovemaking, a handwritten note, a thoughtful, loving comment, a walk – silently or with speech, or any other number of gestures or actions that cause a couple to slow down and connect. It could even be making a special sandwich together. Romantic gestures are usually simple and sweet. They cause your partner to remember who you are, and why they fell in love with you in the first place.
He loves romance! He's always doing something that makes me stop and remember he loves me.
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Romance is any affectionate act that takes place between lovers, wherein one partner woos the other. It can serve as foreplay, though not necessarily; it's aimed at the emotions rather than just the sex drive. It is used to establish and maintain intimacy and emotional closeness in a sexual relationship.
Anything from simply expressing your love for the other, to taking them out for an evening activity, can serve as romance.
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A way of showing someone you care. Someone you love, like or choose to cherish.
Romance can keep a relationship alive, or help it begin.
Romance can keep a relationship alive, or help it begin.
The air was filled with romance as the couple leaned in for their first kiss.
Kyle took her out for a romantic night, to show her how much he cares for her.
Kyle took her out for a romantic night, to show her how much he cares for her.
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Romance is dead - it was acquired in a hostile takeover by Hallmark and Disney, homogenized, and sold off piece by piece
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Giacomo Casanova was a romantic type seducer. He was never a selfish lover, gave women the romance they needed in their life. Yes, he flew in and out like a southerly breeze, but their lives were always left in the better for it.
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Here is another rib recipe that will make your mouth water.
2 sides pork spareribs (about 6 pounds), separated
1 (28 oz.) can chunky tomato sauce
1/3 cup brown sugar
2 tbsp. red wine vinegar
1 tbsp. worcestershire sauce
1 tbsp. reduced-sodium soy sauce
1 tbsp. chili powder
2 tsp. ground cumin
1 tsp. paprika
1 tsp. garlic powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper
Place the spareribs in the bottom of a slow cooker. In a medium bowl, whisk together the remaining ingredients.
Pour the mixture over the spareribs. Cover and cook on LOW for 6 to 8 hours or on HIGH for 3 to 4 hours.
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Dr. Edward Garcia is a satisfied man.
All the 79-year-old veterinarian wants to do is keep treating the sick and injured pets in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood for as long as he can.
"It sounds crazy, but it's what makes me feel good," Garcia says. "I enjoy practicing more now than when I first started."
Sunnyside is one of the most economically depressed areas in the city and Garcia has given away thousands of dollars in free care to low-income people unable to pay fully, or at all. His daughter, Teresa, puts the figure at $40,000 a year.
People have flocked to him, she says. Some call him "The Patron Saint of Pets". He certainly looks the part, with a shock of gray hair and matching beard, and a silver crucifix hanging around his neck.
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Senior Casimir Loxsom (New Haven, Conn.) has been named Big Ten Track Athlete of the Championship, and Big Ten Track Athlete of the Year, while rookie Brannon Kidder (Lancaster, Ohio) was voted conference Freshman of the Year, announced by conference on Wednesday (Feb. 27). Loxsom earned conference laurels, thanks to his record-setting victory in the 600-meters at the Big Ten Indoor Championships last weekend. Kidder led off the Nittany Lions' winning distance medley relay, and came back to win an individual crown in the 800 meters.
Loxsom clocked a sizzling 1:15.42 to run away with top honors in the 600, setting new Big Ten, meet, facility, and school records, last Saturday at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio. Statistically speaking, Loxsom's effort is the fastest ever run by an American, as well as the best performance by a collegiate athlete, and the third-best time ever run in the event indoors. Loxsom was also a member of the third-place 4x400-meter relay at the conference meet, helping the squad to a finishing time of 3:08.56 - just off their season best.
The senior has been on fire this indoor season, staking claim to the collegiate record in the 600 last month by running 1:15.79 at the Penn State National. The week prior, Loxsom clocked a sizzling school-record 1:46.98 for the 800 at the Nittany Lion Challenge. The time is the 10th-fastest ever clocked on a 200-meter track, as well as the second-best performance in the country this year. The New Haven, Conn., native garnered Big Ten Athlete of the Week honors on two occasions this year, and was also named USTFCCCA Division I Athlete of the Week following his record-setting 800.
Kidder proved to be one to watch on the Big Ten scene in the coming years, covering the 1200-meter lead off on the Lions' winning DMR. Kidder split 2:56.5 on the 1200-meter opener, giving the Nittany Lions the early lead in the event. Kidder was joined by teammates Matt Gilmore (Philadelphia, Pa.), Ryan Brennan (Chester, N.Y.) and Robby Creese (Mount Airy, Md.) on the DMR, which captured the Lions' second-straight conference title in the event.
Kidder was just as impressive as an individual, taking home top honors in the 800 in a wire-to-wire victory, thanks to a finishing time of 1:49.73. Kidder, who a 21-point haul by the Nittany Lions in the event, was trailed by fellow freshman Za'Von Watkins in third at 1:50.32. Brennan followed in fifth place, stopping the clock at 1:50.65. Senior Ricky West (Toronto, Ontario) rounded out the scoring, taking seventh overall in 1:50.79. With Kidder's victory, the Nittany Lions have now won five of the last six indoor 800 titles, including victories in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011.
Loxsom is the first athlete from the Penn State men's program to garner either Big Ten honor during the indoor season. Kidder is the second-straight Nittany Lion to cop indoor Freshman of the Year status, following current sophomore Robby Creese (Mount Airy, Md.), who won the award during the indoor campaign in 2012.
Also earning conference recognition were sophomore Darrell Hill (Philadelphia, Pa.) and freshman Kiah Seymour (Washington, D.C.), who both received the Big Ten "Sportsmanship Award."
The Nittany Lions will continue their postseason stretch this coming weekend, participating in "Last Chance" competitions at Virginia Tech and Notre Dame. The NCAA Indoor Championships are set for March 8-9, at the University of Arkansas.


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I love Kathmandu Aran and may have a substantial stash of this unusually soft tweed.
A while back I needed a project for two skeins and I found the I Heart Pompoms hat by Karen Borrel on Ravelry (no financial affiliation with Little Knits). This is an easy and fun hat pattern that works with a wide range of yarns – easy to adjust – and Kathmandu Aran worked great with it; the slouch perfect without being too droopy and the hat warm without being hot. So I made a pink Pompom hat for myself.
Last week my friend Rebecca saw the hat, liked it, and when I said I could make one for her she made happy sounds so of course I had to knit one for her. It has been a while since someone has actually been happy and excited to receive a knitted item from me (if you have kids who run hot you too may know what I mean). I cast Rebecca's hat on last Tuesday with Kathmandu Aran Color #180 and Sunday evening, after a total of 3-4 hours of – slow – knitting, the hat was done!
The only change I made in the pattern was the i-cord that bunches up the back. Instead of a knitted i-cord I crocheted a narrow ribbon like piece. I don't know why but i-cord takes me a long time to make and can become challenging – probably only for me – as it falls off of my needles. The look is slightly different than an i-cord but the functionality is the same and the effort of making the cord is much less of a struggle for me with a crochet hook.
Rebecca picked her hat up today and it made me happy to see her smile. And I think she looks super cute in it. When the recipient is this happy it makes the knitter want to cast on another hat…I just might have to do that right after I publish this post.


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In a letter submitted yesterday, scientists called out California officials for downplaying evidence of health hazards — including cancer — posed by a widely used fumigant pesticide.
Often applied to the state's strawberry fields, new rules may pave the way for even more use of chloropicrin unless policymakers follow recommendations from both state and independent scientists. This story is all too familiar.
In 2011, PAN worked with attorneys at Earthjustice and researchers at California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation to reveal how state officials took a "mix-and-match" approach to the science of the cancer-causing fumigant methyl iodide. Documents showed that senior "risk mitigation" staff cherry-picked data from toxicologists and ignored the recommendations of independent scientists. The chemical was later approved, only to be taken off the market due to public outcry and health concerns.
And it appears that the same story is playing out under Governor Brown's Administration. Despite concerns about the cancer potential voiced by scientists at two different state agencies, as well as independent scientists, senior staff at the Department of Pesticide Regulation allow Californians to be exposed to chloropicrin at unsafe rates.
Susan Kegley, PhD, a consulting scientist with PAN, CEO of the Pesticide Research Institute, and co-author of the science letter explained it this way:
"The Department of Pesticide Regulation decisionmakers altered that conclusion on the basis of a statistical argument to allow more exposure to the chemical. The fact remains that the studies show chloropicrin is highly irritating and a potent carcinogen. DPR should be acting to prevent harm to California communities, not to allow more of it."
The letter from scientists and health professionals was submitted as part of a convoluted process state officials have created to review chloropicrin, with the opportunity for public comments closing this weekend.
What science says
Based on the best available evidence, including the state's research, chloropicrin stands out as a potent carcinogen. As scientists from California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment put it simply:
"Chloropicrin has been observed to induce gene mutations and chromosomal damage."
That same agency noted that chloropicrin is 100 times more potent as a cancer-causing agent than formaldehyde and about 20 times more potent than benzene, a component of gasoline.
When officials ignored these findings, state scientists pushed back. Still, California decisionmakers continued to dismiss the science, especially around acute illness; they set allowable concentration levels of pesticide in the air at 25 times higher than those the agency's own scientists say will prevent illness in children.
Better protections needed
It is clear that people living near or working in strawberry fields are not being adequately protected from chloropicrin. PAN and our partners are calling on California officials to adopt better health protections for those most affected by fumigant pesticide exposure, especially as state officials ignore the mounting evidence.
Since we shared these concerns at hearings across the state earlier this summer, the call for safe strawberry fields has been growing. Along with partner organizations — Environmental Working Group, Food and Water Watch, United Farm Workers, Safe Strawberry Working Group - Monterey County, Healthy Tehama Farms and the Center for Environmental Health — we delivered over 15,000 petitions, postcards and letters to officials in Oakland and Sacramento yesterday underscoring the need for these basic health protections:
- Create "no fumigation" buffer zones that meet the scientific standard to protect vulnerable communities, especially children.
- Replace standard tarps with modern tarps and prohibit all untarped applications involving chloropicrin.
- Require comprehensive neighbor notification and comprehensive real-time fumigation monitoring.
California officials have some important decisions to make in the coming weeks and months. Hopefully they will follow, rather than ignore, the evidence presented by their own scientists — evidence underscored by other science and health professionals. It's time for more protection from drifting fumigant pesticides like chloropicrin. And it's time to invest in new technologies and practices that promote sustainable, fair and cutting-edge farming.
Sooooo, I'm pretty shook up about hearing that they will be planting strawberries in the field behind our home. Starting tomorrow morning, between 5-6am they will spray the first application of "Pic-Clor 60" with EPA approved tarpping. They will leave it to release the gasses for 9 days and remove the tarps to release the remaining trapped gases on day 10!
My two oldest sons & I have all suffered or are still suffering from terminal autoimmune diseases & cancers, due to the Very Same environmental toxins found in the pesticides used for strawberry fields.
I already know that probably makes my 2 youngest twin boys automatically, genetically predisposed to contracting these ugly diseases too.
I can't, in good conscience, knowing what I know; allow my children or animals to be exposed these dangerous poisons that will soon coat our home & lives. But what do I do? School has started! We can't just leave the area!
I wanted to try to get it halted due to the close proximity of our home, but I fear it may be a losing battle. This is an agricultural community and we are smack in the middle of it! We have been told by the Ag control department, that they are within their "Right to Farm Act" rights and are permitted to fumigate safely under strict requirements. These requirements need to change! Where do I sign up to be part of it?!
(BTW We were under the impression, when we were considering renting this place, that the surrounding fields butting up to the rental property, were all organic. Some of them are...just not the closest one to our house & barn!)
The Monterey County Regulations of this pesticide say that it must only be used 100ft away from occupied buildings (it's probably exactly 100ft, but prevailing winds/breeze put us always downwind)
And if it's to be applied within 1/8 of a mile (660ft) of a school, it must be done so outside of school hours and 36hrs before the children return.
So what does that mean for children who LIVE less than 100ft from the field and are home daily?! And what about the contamination of our organically fed animals that we raise for food? Our chickens and their eggs? THAT is what I'm fighting & where my concern lies too!
Anyway, we have no choice but to leave & may have to vacate our lease :( We will have to pay for a hotel & for our animals to all be boarded.
Do they really think that just because they knocked on my door & warned me that they plan on poisoning us "some time over the next 2 wks" & then repeatedly til harvest, it's all ok?!
How can we be gone for 36 hours every 3 days? We live here!
That's Ludicrous!!!!
Children's Cancer research for cures is already pathetically underfunded, imagine how little attention the original CAUSES of these cancers get! We've spent almost a decade in hospitals & trust when I tell you that at least 90% of the children & families we've met on the cancer wards all over, were from ag areas!!!!!!!!
I hope there is a solution to keep ours & other's children, families & animals safe, any ideas?This must stop! Please help pass it on. Our time is limited and we are taking on a multi-Billion dollar business!
Should we vacate? Is there any hope of reimbursement, since they created a buffer keeping our house outside of the required 69ft?! I need an attorney and count me in on any law changing activities!!!
Help! Thank You,
Katrina Wetle
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Hi Katrina,
Thanks for reaching out and sharing your story and so sorry to hear about what your family is facing. And you should know you are not alone. Communities across the country and especially on the Central Coast face pesticide threats on a regular basis and we're hear to help give you the information and support you need.
As you note, fumigant pesticides like chloropicrin are drift-prone and difficult-to-control. And clearly the current rules and regulations don't go far enough to protect our health, nor is enough being done to spur innovation in green, cutting-edge farming.
We need to continue to push decisionmakers like the leaders of the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, California Environmental Protection Agency and California Department of Food and Agriculture to ask for greater restrictions on fumigants and greater funding support. Phone calls and emails go a long way. In addition,
I'll also send you some infromation on attorneys, as well as groups on the Central Coast doing important work to reform the use of hazardous fumigant pesticides while promoting safer alternatives.
Please let me know if I can help in any other way.


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Hello and thank you for visiting the Modern Way website! We are locally owned and operated and are proud to have served the community of Haskell, Texas and surrounding communities for decades.
Above, you can navigate through our site. We will update our specials weekly, so we encourage you to bookmark us and check back each week so you can incorporate our great values into your shopping list. Just click on the graphic to the left and it will take you to the weekly ad.
But even if a product is not in our weekly ad, rest assured that we work to provide you with the best quality product at the best possible price. Please refer to our "About Us" page to learn exactly how we do that.
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HSN Enjoys a Mobile-Shopping Rebirth in the Digital Era
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When Mindy Grossman took over as CEO of HSN Inc. five years ago, she was up against naysayers who said the Home Shopping Network would die in the digital age.
True, Home Shopping Network had a reputation of C-list celebrities selling rhinestone jewelry and miracle skin creams to couch potatoes. But digital hasn't been the death of HSN, by any means.


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The farmers market is in full-tilt swing now, and I tend to overload my bags just because the produce looks so shiny and promising.
The farmers market is in full-tilt swing now, and I tend to overload my bags just because the produce looks so shiny and promising. Let�s face it, it�s not hard to eat healthy in the summer. Cantelope and watermelon salads, corn and black bean salsa, tomatoes smothering everything and squash, squash, squash.
I�m always surprised when even the pickiest eaters I know, and I know quite a few, profess their love for squash. You�d think that with its somewhat gooey consistency when cooked it would turn off some people. But, no.
My theory is that it reminds everyone of their grandmother. Really, who didn�t have a Nana, Mamoo, Granny, Oma or Mee -Maw that didn�t have at least one trademark squash recipe? They stewed, pickled, broiled and grilled it, made bread from it or tossed it in soup or salads.
Using squash in myriad ways makes us feel as frugal and resourceful as our grannies. And that�s a noble aspiration. My friend, Melissa, simply slices it, tops the slices with grated Parmesan cheese and broils them until the cheese is brown. People snap them up like potato chips.
The other day at the farmers market, while I was picking through a pile of Cherokee tomatoes, a reader stopped me and offered me a fantastic gift � a squash recipe I have never heard of before. She told me in glowing terms of the magic of a squash pie that tastes just like lemon pie. I must have looked incredulous � I mean � who wouldn�t? She reassured me that she had been making it for years, and sometimes substituted coconut and coconut flavoring to make completely different magic.
I couldn�t wait. I Googled �squash lemon pie,� and there it was on the Food Network site. And what�s it called? Grandma Williams� Squash Pie.
Enjoy this little slice of heaven and history.
(Makes three 9-inch pies and freezes well)
6 medium yellow squash, sliced (not peeled)
8 Tbs. butter, at room temperature
� cup all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar
1 Tbs. lemon extract
3 eggs
Three prepared pie crusts
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Place the squash in a large pot and add enough water to cover. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat and cook until the squash is very tender, but not falling apart � about 20 minutes. Drain the squash, pushing on it with a spoon to remove excess water.
Place the squash in a blender. Add butter and flour and puree. Stop the blender and add the sugar, lemon extract and eggs. Blend on medium speed until smooth. Divide the mixture between the three pie crusts and bake 45 minutes to one hour, until the filling is set. Let cool at least an hour before slicing.


text: Bryan Davis is the author of the best-selling Dragons in Our Midst and Oracles of Fire series, contemporary/fantasy blends for young people. His book Eye of the Oracle hit number one on the January 2007, Young Adult CBA best-seller list. His book The Bones of Makaidos won the 2010 Clive Staples Award, recognizing the best work in Christian worldview speculative fiction. With the September 2010 release of Masters & Slayers, Bryan has begun his first fantasy series for adults, Tales of Starlight. Bryan is a graduate of the University of Florida (B.S. in Industrial Engineering). From the time he taught himself how to read before school age, through his seminary years and beyond, he has demonstrated a passion for the written word, reading and writing in many disciplines and genres, including theology, fiction, devotionals, poetry, and humor. Bryan continues to further his writing education by attending relevant writing conferences and conventions. Bryan is a craftsman with words and an excellent interviewee on various topics, including his books, young adult fantasy fiction, and creative writing in general. He makes appearances around the country for book signings and for special presentations to enthusiastic young readers and developing young authors in middle schools, high schools, and homeschool groups. Although he is now a full time writer, Bryan was a computer professional for over 20 years. Bryan and his wife, Susie, have homeschooled their four girls and three boys.


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According to market-research firm The Linley Group, handsets for mobile phones and similiar devices remain the largest target application for processor cores, as increases in functionality drive demand for multicore CPUs. For example, the Apple iPhone and other smartphones require multiple CPUs, DSPs, and a GPU to implement the complex capabilities of the device. Advanced handsets typically implement one CPU for the user interface and applications, and another for communications. Similarly, separate DSPs may perform audio multimedia processing and communications. Finally, a GPU is essential for processing 3D and vector-graphics images, providing slick user interfaces, gaming capability, and the high-resolution displays needed for GPS navigation and full-featured web browsing.
Another high-growth segment is home-electronics applications, including Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, and digital picture frames, which will create demand for processor to support high-definition audio and multimedia, advanced user interfaces, and Internet connectivity.
Comprising the majority of the market, CPU core shipments reached 5.3 billion in 2008 and are expected to double by 2012. DSP and GPU IP ship in much smaller volumes, but shipments are growing quickly. DSP shipments will grow at a compound annual rate of 20 percent through 2013, and GPU shipments in that timeframe will grow at 60 percent per year.


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Burbank Water and Power unveiled its $40-million "eco campus" to the public this past weekend, showing off the culmination of a 13-year transformation of an aging utility site into a showcase of sustainability.
At the open house event on Saturday, visitors toured energy-frugal water fountains and drought-tolerant landscaping. Rooftop gardens that help filter storm water and help cool the building, reducing the use of air conditioning, were also on display.
Three buildings on the campus in the 100 block of West Magnolia Boulevard are certified platinum by the U.S. Green Building Council — a top designation that takes construction materials, energy use, landscaping and other factors in determining just how "green" a building is.
Centennial Park, a new green area in the center of the Burbank Water and Power campus where one old electric substation still stands, also acts as a water filtration system, and is among the many energy-efficient aspects of the site, General Manager Ron Davis said.
"It's been a very long time in the works," he said of the 13-year project that has cost more than $40 million.
The environmental overhaul of the campus was done to upgrade worn out infrastructure after the City Council considered closing the plant by June 2000, Davis said.
"The key really is that as you invest in modernizing old infrastructure, you still have to bring prices down relative to your competitors," he said. "You try to find savings and efficiencies."
The result is a campus overhaul that has gone beyond the norm.
Daniel Stricker, an energy project specialist with the U.S. Dept. of Energy, said many federal grant recipients are doing solar panels to green their infrastructure, but Burbank went further.
"Very few — I don't think any I've seen — are combining green roof, combining solar panels, combining existing architecture, LEED certified platinum architecture into their project, storm water run-off, water reclamation — you just don't see it," Stricker said of Burbank's campus. "This is a very unique project in that sense….it's probably the only one of its kind that I'm aware of."
-- Maria Hsin, Times Community News
Twitter: @masiahsin
Photo:Three of California's 50 LEED Platinum buildings are on their 23-acre campus which includes California's first LEED Platinum warehouse. Credit: Cheryl A. Guerrero/Staff Photographer.


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Yale University Athletics has apologized for the controversial artwork on the cover of the football program from Saturday's game against Dartmouth College.
The cover features past game day programs with the unofficial Native American mascot Dartmouth dropped decades ago for being racially insensitive.
"We are truly sorry for the hurt this program cover caused, particularly for those from Native American communities," Yale Athletics said in a statement on Sunday. "Yale Athletics is committed to representing the best of Yale and upholding the University's values, especially respect for all."
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As the Yale Bulldogs won their first game of the season, the program commemorating the school's 100th game against its Ivy League rival circulated in the Yale Bowl stands.
"It's very clearly caricatures of native people, right, like that's not what native people look like," Kodi Alvord, a Yale senior, said.
Alvord said he attended the game to support Native American students in the band, but he did not see the cover.
Soon after, he received an email from the director of the Yale Native American Cultural center.
"She really wanted to make sure we'd seen it," he said.
Alvord described his initial reaction to the controversial artwork as surprised.
"I thought this was an issue that had been settled a while ago, Dartmouth retired it," he said.
Alvord said he is disappointed in his university "for propagating imagery that has already been deemed inappropriate for a space that claims to be about intellectual discussion and accurate history."
The executive director for the Yale Indigenous Performing Arts program Mary Kathryn Nagle tweeted, "Cannot believe that @Yale & #Dartmouth would use such dehumanizing images of #Redface at a football game."
"We apologize for [Saturday's] football game program cover that included historic artwork of insulting portrayals of indigenous people, images that we have long considered to be a violation of our values of mutual respect, equality, and decency," the Yale Athletics statement said, " We did not intend to perpetuate these portrayals or condone them."
Alvord said the Native American community at Yale scored a victory Monday. In a campus-wide email, Yale President Peter Salovey recognized the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples Day, not just Columbus Day.
"I don't think it came from a malevolent place," Alvord said of the decision to publish the football program cover. "I think it came from a very widespread sense of ignorance about native people, most people don't know what it's like to exist as an indigenous person."


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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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So many broken Add-ons. Makes my head explode.
IceHUD was so broken.... ehrn i tried to fix the positioning, it went all screwey so i reset my profile, then tried to fix it again. Only to find that not only is the default for me still all screwed up but the positioning is still all messed up. I just unloaded it completely. Don't even get me started on party frames not hiding in a raid.
I think this has been the first patch day that's made my add-ons broken in such a way that I wanted to throw my computer out the window.
- March 24, 2010 at 10:06 AM
- Kae said...
My IceHud is mostly behaving... my GCD bar is waving around wildly out of its frame, but it's more amusing than problematic.
A few mods seem to be having difficulties with my preferred "Melli Dark Rough" texture, repeating it across the bar rather than stretching it, but that's not game-breaking either.
Pitbull3 had an update and is otherwise working fine. Party frames have remained hidden and out of the way for me.
Definitely wasn't expecting there to be mod difficulties with the patch... I wonder what they changed with the coding to cause it?
- March 24, 2010 at 12:20 PM
Yes... IceHUD for me was waving around wildly out of its frame. When I tried to fix it, i got all kinds of funny graphical bugs bleeps and smudges... not to mention shuttering...
It was really REALLY frustrating ...
like trying to hold a greased up ferret in your hand.
- March 24, 2010 at 2:33 PM


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While feathers are flying over pension reform, another major cost to the state has virtually escaped scrutiny: interest on bonds.
These handy methods of finance allow immediate construction of various infrastructure components - bridges, roads, hospitals - to name a few, with the pay back taking place over 30 or 40 years. It's instant gratification, California style.
California has abused bonds to death. In fact, California is now one of the most indebted states in the nation. How bad is it? Today California is 7th among all states in its ratio of public debt to personal income; the state ranked 22nd only a decade ago.
Viewed another way, each resident in California--man, woman and child--owes $2,362 in interest on all of California's bonds currently being serviced. Multiply that times 38,000,000 and you're talking about more than $80 billion in bond debt--more than the entire general fund state budget for the coming fiscal year.
Plus, there's another $42 billion in bonds that have been authorized but have not been purchased. Once those bonds are put in play, interest payments could go up another 50 percent.
Most of the damage in approving bonds has been done by voters, not the legislature. Some of the bond commitments we've undertaken over the past decade include $3 billion for stem cell research, $10 billion for high speed rail, and $14 billion
for water, the environment and parks. But the most outrageous bond commitment occurred in 2004 when the voters passed a $15 billion to make up the state's budget deficit that year. Talk about credit card addiction.
Local news from across Southern California
Today California's bond credit rating ranks dead last--50th of the 50 states, which means we pay the highest interest rates on the bonds purchased by the state.
All this comes at a huge cost. When the next fiscal year begins, the state budget will have to commit nearly $8 billion in interest on the bonds that have already been purchased. That figure will be more than 10 percent of the entire budget.
Think of what $8 billion could do for public schools, the university systems, or transportation.
Moreover, local redevelopment agencies are scurrying into the act to sell bonds just in case they are put out of business.
In the first two months of the year, redevelopment agencies sold $700 million of bonds; they sold $1.1 billion all of last year. Local taxpayers foot those bills, too.
The next time you see that oh-so-attractive bond proposal on the ballot, remember that voting to buy it today will mean less money for important public programs to millions of Californians for decades to come.


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September 27, 2010
John Jenner, who joined Brookhaven National Laboratory's IT Division last month, will be helping the Laboratory adopt Microsoft SharePoint 2010 software.
John Jenner is used to high-pressure situations, both in the kitchen and in the office. When Jenner, a former chef, joined Brookhaven's Information Technology Division (ITD) last month, he jumped right into a group responsible for implementing new software across the Laboratory.
The new software, called Microsoft SharePoint 2010, makes it easier for people to work together. SharePoint 2010 users can set up websites to share information with others, manage documents from start to finish, and publish reports to help everyone make better decisions.
"Right now, there are separate groups here at the Laboratory and there's not that much collaboration or sharing of information between them," Jenner said. "SharePoint allows for shared documents, blogs, discussion boards and business workflows."
In the past four years, Jenner has helped companies like Time Warner Inc. and The Knot Inc. (a media company supporting weddings and new parents) adopt the platform to improve internal communications, content management, and internal websites.
SharePoint 2007 is already in use in certain parts of the Laboratory. ITD intends to set up the 2010 software across the laboratory during the 2011 fiscal year, an ambitious job.
Luckily, Jenner is used to handling a lot of projects under pressure. As his nickname at work -- "Chef" -- suggests, Jenner is a professionally trained chef.
"Being able to multitask 20,000 different things at once is something that being a chef and working in IT have in common," Jenner said.
Prior to becoming an independent consultant in information technology, Jenner worked in restaurants at The Greenbrier Hotel in West Virginia and the Carlyle Hotel in New York City.
Born and raised in Patchogue, Jenner knows every restaurant on Long Island, where to get the best fruit pie, and how to find the best ingredients. He also studied French cuisine, mastering rich, creamy recipes.
So what's Chef's specialty?
"I love seafood," said Jenner, an offshore fishing enthusiast. He occasionally serves up the catch of the day.
Now, Jenner continues to share his love of cooking with his family. He is the cook at home, and his daughter, who also likes to cook, is learning the ropes from her dad.
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It's honestly gotten to a point where it's almost impossible to find a two-dimensional version of a major 3D movie release. For those of us just want our eyeballs back? 2D Glasses are here, they're real, and they're ready to flatten whatever Hollywood throws at 'em.
But how, you're asking yourself, as you frantically check your bank account to ensure you've got the ten bucks (including shipping!) you'll need to buy a pair of these spectacular specs. How do they work? Well, like so:
When you watch a 3D movie each of your eyes are seeing a slightly different image. Your brain combines those images together, creating the illusion of a 3D image.
2D Glasses block the same image with both lenses, so each eye gets the same picture resulting in a 2D image and an elimination of eyeball strain.
So the next time you stroll into your local cineplex's dimly lit three-dimensional pain cave, politely decline those loaner shades. Slowly pull out your 2D Glasses. And enjoy the flick as nature intended: without Vanity Smurf flying at your forehead. [2D Glasses via Dvice]


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She's Growing N' Blossoming Every Day!
The beautiful flowers, graceful butterflies and lovely hummingbird neatly decorating this useful growth chart are sure to bring that touch of spring into her room while keeping track of her growth. Grommets placed in the four corners make them easy to hang. We provide color coordinated decorative covers that easily fit over the screw or nail you choose. A portion of the profits from the sale of this item is donated to children's charities.
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Watch the video and discover ELS/Charlotte! ELS students, ELS staff, and representatives from Johnson & Wales University speak about the experience of studying abroad in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Key majors at Johnson & Wales University include Business Administration and Culinary Arts and Food Service Management.
ELS/Charlotte is located in the clean and modern city of Charlotte, the largest city in the state of North Carolina. The region is home to 40 institutions of higher learning, located on 50 campuses. Our location provides access to beaches and mountains, both just a few hours away.
Visit ELS.edu/Charlotte for more information.


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This summary discusses only primary epithelial breast cancers. Rarely, the breast may be involved by other tumors such as lymphomas, sarcomas, or melanomas. (Refer to the PDQ summaries on Adult Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment, Adult Soft Tissue Sarcoma Treatment, and Melanoma Treatment for more information.)
Estimated new cases and deaths from breast cancer (women only) in the United States in 2014:[1]
New cases: 235,030.
Deaths: 40,430.
Several well-established factors have been associated with an increased risk of breast cancer, including family history, nulliparity, early menarche, advanced age, and a personal history of breast cancer (in situ or invasive).
Age-specific risk estimates are available to help counsel and design screening strategies for women with a family history of breast cancer[2][3]. Of all women with breast cancer, 5% to 10% may have a germ-line mutation of the genes BRCA1 and BRCA2[4]. Specific mutations of BRCA1 and BRCA2 are more common in women of Jewish ancestry[5]. The estimated lifetime risk of developing breast cancer for women with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations is 40% to 85%. Carriers with a history of breast cancer have an increased risk of contralateral disease that may be as great as 5% per year[6]. Male carriers of BRCA2 mutations are also at increased risk for breast cancer[7].
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Mutations in either the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene also confer an increased risk of ovarian cancer[7][8][9]. In addition, mutation carriers may be at increased risk of other primary cancers[7][9]. Genetic testing is available to detect mutations in members of high-risk families[10][11][12][13][14]. Such individuals should first be referred for counseling[15]. (Refer to the PDQ summaries on Genetics of Breast and Ovarian Cancer; Breast Cancer Prevention; and Breast Cancer Screening for more information.)
Clinical trials have established that screening with mammography, with or without clinical breast examination, may decrease breast cancer mortality. (Refer to the PDQ summary on Breast Cancer Screening for more information.)
Patient management following initial suspicion of breast cancer generally includes confirmation of the diagnosis, evaluation of stage of disease, and selection of therapy. At the time the tumor tissue is surgically removed, estrogen receptor (ER) and progesterone receptor (PR) status should be determined.
Breast cancer is commonly treated by various combinations of surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy. Prognosis and selection of therapy may be influenced by the following clinical and pathology features (based on conventional histology and immunohistochemistry):[16]
The age and menopausal status of the patient.
The stage of the disease.
The histologic and nuclear grade of the primary tumor.
The ER and PR status of the tumor.
Human epidermal growth factor type 2 receptor (
Proliferative capacity of the tumor (e.g., Ki67).
Molecular profiling has led to classification of breast cancer into the following five distinct subtypes:[17][18]
Luminal A.
Luminal B.
The use of molecular profiling in breast cancer includes the following:[17][18]
ER and PR status testing.
Gene profile testing by microarray assay or reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (e.g., MammaPrint,
Although certain rare inherited mutations, such as those of BRCA1 and BRCA2, predispose women to develop breast cancer, prognostic data on BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers who have developed breast cancer are conflicting; these women are at greater risk of developing contralateral breast cancer. Since criteria for menopausal status vary widely, some studies have substituted age older than 50 years as a surrogate for the postmenopausal state. Breast cancer is classified into a variety of histologic types, some of which have prognostic importance. For example, favorable histologic types include mucinous, medullary, and tubular carcinoma[19][20][21].
Pathologically, breast cancer can be a multicentric and bilateral disease. Bilateral disease is somewhat more common in patients with infiltrating lobular carcinoma. Patients who have breast cancer should have bilateral mammography at the time of diagnosis to rule out synchronous disease. The role of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in screening and follow-up continues to evolve. Having demonstrated an increased detection rate of mammographically occult disease, the selective use of MRI for additional screening is being used with increased frequency despite the absence of randomized, controlled data. Because only 25% of MRI-positive findings represent malignancy, pathologic confirmation prior to treatment action is recommended. Whether this increased detection rate will translate into improved treatment outcome is unknown[22][23][24]. When BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation carriers were diagnosed at a young age, the risk of a contralateral breast cancer reached nearly 50% in the ensuing 25 years[25][26].
Patients should continue to have regular breast physical examinations and mammography to detect either recurrence in the ipsilateral breast in those patients treated with breast-conserving surgery or a second primary cancer in the contralateral breast[27]. The risk of a primary breast cancer in the contralateral breast ranges from 3% to 10% at 10 years after diagnosis, although endocrine therapy decreases that risk[28][29][30][31]. The development of a contralateral breast cancer is associated with an increased risk of distant recurrence[32][33].
The use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) poses a dilemma for the rising numbers of breast cancer survivors, many of whom enter menopause prematurely as a result of therapy. HRT has generally not been used for women with a history of breast cancer because estrogen is a growth factor for most breast cancer cells in the laboratory; however, empiric data on the safety of HRT after breast cancer are limited[34][35].
Two randomized trials (including Regional Oncologic Center-Hormonal Replacement Therapy After Breast Cancer--Is It Safe [
Because of the results of the first trial, the second trial, which was conducted under a joint steering committee with the first, closed prematurely after the enrollment of 378 patients[37]. With a median follow-up of 4.1 years, there were 11 recurrences in the hormone replacement group and 13 recurrences in the patients assigned to no hormone replacement (HR, 0.82; 95% CI, 0.35–1.9)[37].[
The trials differed in several ways[38]; however, until further data become available, decisions concerning the use of HRT in patients with breast cancer will have to be based on the results of these studies and on inferences from the impact of HRT use on breast cancer risk in other settings[38]. A comprehensive intervention,
including education, counseling, and nonhormonal drug therapy, has been shown
to reduce menopausal symptoms and to improve sexual functioning in breast
cancer survivors[39].[
For patients who opt for a total mastectomy, reconstructive surgery may be used at the time of the mastectomy (immediate reconstruction) or at some subsequent time (delayed reconstruction)[40][41][42][43]. Breast contour can be restored by the submuscular insertion of an artificial implant (saline-filled) or a rectus muscle or other flap. If a saline implant is used, a tissue expander can be inserted beneath the pectoral muscle. Saline is injected into the expander to stretch the tissues for a period of weeks or months until the desired volume is obtained. The tissue expander is replaced by a permanent implant. (Visit the FDA's Web site for more information on breast implants.) Rectus muscle flaps require a considerably more complicated and prolonged operative procedure, and blood transfusions may be required.
Following breast reconstruction, radiation therapy can be delivered to the chest wall and regional nodes either in the adjuvant setting or if local disease recurs. Radiation therapy following reconstruction with a breast prosthesis may affect cosmesis, and the incidence of capsular fibrosis, pain, or the need for implant removal may be increased[44].
Evidence from randomized trials indicates that periodic follow-up with bone scans, liver sonography, chest x-rays, and blood tests of liver function does not improve survival or quality of life when compared with routine physical examinations[45][46][47]. Even when these tests permit earlier detection of recurrent disease, patient survival is unaffected[46]. Based on these data, some investigators recommend that acceptable follow-up be limited to physical examination and annual mammography for asymptomatic patients who complete treatment for stage I to stage III breast cancer. The frequency of follow-up and the appropriateness of screening tests after the completion of primary treatment for stage I to stage III breast cancer remain controversial.
Other PDQ summaries containing information related to breast cancer include the following:


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NEW DURHAM — After stepping down from her post as town administrator, Alison Webb has taken a position with the City of Dover and Durham resident Jeremy Bourgeois has stepped in to take her place at Town Hall.
Bourgeois, 25, told Foster's he moved to Durham and subsequently had to step out of the running for the District 8 state representative race this year, after getting the job to serve as New Durham's town administrator. He started on Oct. 2 and also holds a part-time position as a housing director for a University of New Hampshire (UNH) fraternity.
Bourgeois said New Durham is a jumping-off point for his hopeful lifetime career in municipal work. A Rochester native, Bourgeois graduated from Spaulding High School in 2005 before pursuing an associate degree at UNH in community leadership. He received a political science bachelor's degree in 2009 and then shortly after served in a fellowship with the Municipal Management Association of New Hampshire. The program is designed around the association's partnership with UNH and the New Hampshire Local Government Center. Bourgeois graduated with a master's degree in public administration in December 2011.
In that time, he shadowed the Derry town administrator in the summer of 2011, as well, learning the ropes of an administrator's post.
For the future, he said he hopes to serve as a town or city manager and may even dabble in the political field.
"I like it (New Durham). It's a small town, with small staff, so I know them pretty well by now," he said. "… It's just a great opportunity to start off a career."
Bourgeois noted Webb was well respected by the community during her time in New Durham. She is now serving in the human resources department in the City of Dover.
He added a major goal for the future of the town is the renovation of the Town Hall building, including repairs to the exterior and putting in new restrooms, as well as making the building compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
"We're hoping to get the ball rolling on this by the end of the year," he said.
Liz Markhlevskaya contributed to this report.
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NEW DURHAM — After stepping down from her post as town administrator, Alison Webb has taken a position with the City of Dover and Durham resident Jeremy Bourgeois has stepped in to take her place at Town Hall.


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Paraphrasing a recent question: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/52608/what-is-object-oriented-programming-ill-suited-for
I would like to ask the opposite question:
What kind of programs cannot be written unless you use OOP?
What kind of programs are not recommended to be written using non-OOP techniques?
What kind of programs need OOP in order to even be written? What kind of programs would be too hard to write without OOP ?
The answer to this question can help sell the idea of OOP to project leaders that have no special interest in code quality. At least they could buy the idea if one shows them the kind of things that are not even possible unless you use OOP.


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Permits are the way the City of Riverside regulates construction. This is designed to ensure that all construction in the city is safe. The safety of the occupants of buildings is the primary reason for having construction codes. The City of Riverside has adopted several codes, among them the Uniform Building, Mechanical and Plumbing, and National Electrical codes.
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Will be used for:
Backups for 2 desktops 3 laptops (all windows 7 & 8)
Remote access to files and settings
VPN access into home LAN to RDP to PCs etc.
Media Server for music video photos
Recording TV for streaming around network
Motivation for this project:
Avoid my main pc having to be on all the time for most of these things ( TV recording and RDP etc) Also to centralise and manage backups for all devices as well as centralise all media.
Recording TV using my Hauppauge HVR4000 under WHS, drivers software etc, i am guessing if i can get some drivers to work i can use media portal tv server ok. Any experience with using WHS for tv recording would be helpful.
Mini -ITX H77 mobo (ASUS P8H77-I)
or maybe Micro - ATX
Mini ITX case (undecided - something small and quiet)
Low End Intel Core i3 CPU i3 3220?
8GB Ram (2x4gb)
2 x 2TB WD Caviar Green HDDs
400w ish Quiet PSU
Any issues with this, or is this overpowered? will need to stream and encode full HD to various devices.
Should i consider more HDDs and RAID?


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You can never go wrong with cookbooks. These books are extra special because each one is written by a talented blogger, each of whom I have met. So let's spread the love and the cookbooks.
Cookbooks by bloggers:
Deliciously Organic by Carrie Vitt.
Stephanie is one of the most bubbly, affable people I have ever met. So much so, that I bought a copy of her cookbook which includes 365 crock pot recipes, and I don't even own a crock pot.
Why I like it: It's honest, real, and practical.
Best for: The busy mom, one who preferably owns a crock pot.
The Reluctant Entertainer by Sandy Coughlin.
Artisan Foods and Crafts for Foodies:
The Gourmet Farm Girl Antique Soap Dispenser by Deb Mahon.
La Cense Beef
Why I like it: It's 100% pure grass-fed beef that tastes great.
Best for: Serious carnivores.
Foodie Art by Nicole Docimo such as whimsical prints and organic, reusable tote bags.
Sugar Daddy's Brownies from Columbus, Ohio.
Why I like it: Their brownies are unabashedly flavorful and so prettily wrapped that you feel guilty opening the package. Plus they're shipped from the oven to your door in 24 hours!
Best for: Kids and anyone who wants to feel like a kid again.
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As a parent you're always going to want the best for your child, especially when it comes to helping them pick out their outfits. Gymboree is one of the most popular children's clothing retailers in the world and it quickly rose to fame after the first store was opened. Parents were looking for a retailer that would accentuate the personal style of their children without creating pieces that were too formal or too casual. Luckily, Gymboree incorporates both formal pieces similar to Janie and Jack as well as casual pieces that resemble Gap Kids.
Gymboree was created in 1986 when the company decided that they wanted to start focusing on children's clothing. Originally Gymboree was known as a play and music center for children of all ages and they had locations around the globe ranging from Mexico to Saudi Arabia. Over the years they started to put a lot of effort into designing girls' clothing that was adaptable to any wardrobe and boys' clothing that was resilient and resistant to wear and tear. There have been several major changes to the company ranging from ownership to the type of items that they have for sale, but today they are known to be one of the best retailers for clothing for kids.
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Amongst his many duties as club ambassador, Vancouver Whitecaps FC legend Carl Valentine has always maintained a passion for coaching. Whether it's been camps, clinics, or school visits, getting out on the field and teaching lessons to young players is a responsibility that the World Cup veteran enjoys.
Today, Whitecaps FC are pleased to announce that - in addition to his current responsibilities as club ambassador - Carl will also serve as a staff coach with the club's U-16 boys Residency team. Below, Carl talks about the excitement of returning to coaching.
I was not sure what to think when I was approached to assist with coaching our U-16 Residency boys. As many of you know, I am loving my role as club ambassador. It gets me involved in every part of the club, and that is something I greatly enjoy.
It has been a number of years since I have coached at this level. But the more I thought about it the more it made sense. At first I was honoured that I was considered for this position, as I know how important developing young players is to the club. And then I was excited at the thought of coaching young players again.
Most of my life has been dedicated to playing and coaching – it was what I was born to do. I have always been grateful to have had as much success as I have had in my career.
When Vancouver first joined Major League Soccer I talked to the club in hopes of getting on board in a coaching role. There were none available at the time, but thankfully they found a position for me as club ambassador.
The job has evolved and I am proud of the work that's been done with the help of my many co-workers. We are still only in our infancy as an MLS club, and we continue to learn and grow together.
I have spent a couple of weeks with the coaching staff and players and am very excited about mentoring these young players in the Residency program. What we have in place right now is first class and is working, so I do not have be there to reinvent anything, but rather to complement what is already in place.
I have been fortunate enough to have played at a high level throughout my career and now I get a chance to pass on some insight to the many young players on what it takes to make it as a professional soccer player. I can now share my knowledge with them and add another key element to our coaching staff.
I will still continue to do my work as club ambassador and do great things in the community and with our fans – that's something both the club and I take great pride in.
I have always tried to be the best in everything I have been asked to do, and this new challenge has me very excited to help our next generation of players achieve their full potential.
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Two new animated series starring superhero teams are set to premiere later this year, and another series with a massive online following has more available online.
In a recent press release, Cartoon Network announced that "Teen Titans Go!" will premiere on the cable channel on April 23rd. Based on the long-running comic by DC, this version of the series began as a series of small shorts and has a comedic bent. The series features characters such as Robin, Starfire and Raven. It stars the same voice cast as the "Teen Titans" animated series that aired on Cartoon Network for five seasons between 2003 and 2006.
On the Marvel side, a recent press release announced that "Marvel's Avengers Assemble" is set to officially premiere on July 7th on the cable network Disney XD, with a special sneak preview on May 26th. This is the second Avengers animated series to air recently, and will feature the familiar heroes from the recent movie such as Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor, along with the animated debut of the character Falcon. Another Marvel animated series, "Hulk and the Agents S.M.A.S.H." debut on the network in August.
The most recent season of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" is now available for streaming on the popular entertainment service, Netflix. This is the third season, which originally ran for 13 episodes on the Hub Network. Now, all three seasons of the series that has become a hit with a wide audience, including many adults, are available for streaming on the service. A fourth season is being produced, but an official premiere date has yet to be announced.


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This article explains why the figure 2520 found on the Millerite chart of 1843 is not a prophetic number.
Recent developments in the religious world point to the resurgence of Catholicism.
An examination of Leviticus 26:18 in its context shows that it is not a prophecy but conditional statements of blessing and cursing depending on Israel's response to God. Statements made by James and Ellen White support this interpretation.
Who is the Elijah mentioned in Malachi 4:5?
Does the Spirit of Prophecy support a day-for-a-day futurist application of the apocalyptic prophecies?
Why is a prophecy established on the basis of Daniel 8:14 and ending in 1844 important for
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Why futurist interpretations of prophecy are inadequate.
How did Adventists arrive at the identification of the kingdoms represented by the symbols in the books of Daniel and Revelation?
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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Al-Jazeera English News Channel Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Al-Jazeera English News Channel Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current News View previous topic :: View next topic Do you think AlJazeera English news channel is be objective in telling the news yes 100% [ 1 ] no 0% [ 0 ] Total Votes : 1 Author Message sun_qJoined: 24 Nov 2006Posts: 38Location: Qatar Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:15 am Post subject: Al-Jazeera English News Channel hi to you all... what do you think of Al-Jazeera English news channel???? have you seen it?? it has nice shows like witness.. it does't address the arabic issues alone.. it talks about everything... now English speakers can understand the message of Al-Jazeera by themselves... you can watch it also on line.. http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/55ABE840-AC30-41D2-BDC9-06BBE2A36665.htm so what do you think????? Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current News All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group


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Audentia, Inc.
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To overcome current problems, Audentia, Inc., proposes to enhance, develop and demonstrate nonlinear laser wave-mixing detectors that offer standoff detection of explosives in their native form at ambient temperature and pressure using compact rugged laser-based designs. Taking advantage of high spectral resolution available from tunable solid-state lasers (without monochromators), our prototype in Phase II is expected to offer better chemical specificity and detection sensitivity levels with low false alarm rates. Our patented laser wave-mixing methods allow efficient use of low laser power levels (e.g., 0.01 W) and we have collected zeptomole-level Phase I results using different fixed and tunable lasers from UV, visible, near IR to mid-IR (quantum cascade laser) wavelengths. We will demonstrate our Phase II prototype, using real-world samples and conditions, for real-time detection of explosives in their native forms without the use of tags/labels or time-consuming sample preparation steps. Our university partner, Distinguished Professor Bill Tong, has more than 35 years of nonlinear laser spectroscopy experience and has published 33 papers on laser wave mixing alone.
RAM Laboratories, Inc.
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Software developers are faced with a variety of security challenges when developing and deploying new systems. The software may be subject to malicious insiders, external threats and supply chain threats that access systems through poor software hygiene or the presence of zero-day vulnerabilities that the vendor is not aware of. While an array of software assurance tools have been developed that audit code at the source code or static binary level, existing tools do not perform dynamic binary analysis with source code checking to assist developers, nor do they provide a drill-down into software libraries to assist supply chain management in gaining a compliance assessment for the entire software solution. To address these shortfalls, this project extends the research and development of RAM Laboratories' Real-Time Application Security Analyzer (RASAR) tool. RASAR currently detects and characterizes security vulnerabilities (including zero-day vulnerabilities) in both under development and 3rd party software through source code analysis and dynamic binary instrumentation. This project will add capabilities to the tool suite that prioritize the vulnerabilities as defined by Common Weakness Enumeration, correlate identified binary vulnerabilities with both vulnerabilities found in the Common Vulnerability Exposure database and available source code flaws, and provide a compliance dashboard that tracks and reports supply chain issues for the user. Additionally, audit results will be visualized by the user through the use of a compliance dashboard. The resulting tool will be integrated within the Software Assurance Marketplace.
Progeny Systems Corporation
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Progeny developed a social media analytics toolkit called Scanigo under an ONR SBIR N121-092. Scanigo provides a methodology and computer aided approach for identifying critical information from social media for disaster responders. Scanigo implements an Ontology-Based Information Extraction (OBIE) methodology that significantly reduces the amount of information presented to the analysts, based on computed relevance, information overload is reduced by orders-of-magnitude while passing relevant information. Scanigo has been in use supporting real-world disaster since 2012 with results of less than 1% reduction of the total data to actionable information, relevant to the domain. The purpose of this Phase II is to significantly improve Scanigo's modularity, adaptability and performance. In addition, to demonstrate utility for use-cases that supports FEMA's emergency response operations. Planned improvements include: additional data sources; componentization; NoSQL database migration; knowledge extraction; ontology learning; ontology management; and cloud deployment. The primary purpose of componentization is to support various integration opportunities that already have a social media monitoring or analysis platform. For example, the OBIE pipeline that reduces social media streams in real-time based on relevance can be integrated into existing data flow architectures. The common theme of the planned improvements is scale. Componentization will allow Scanigo to scale to other integration opportunities. The ontology improvements will allow Scanigo to scale to other domains. Implementing ontology learning and management allows end users to perform their own domain customization, scaling to other domains. And finally, the performance improvements and a cloud deployment will allow Scanigo to scale to a global market.


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A winter storm is bringing heavy snow, ice and freezing rain to the central part of the country, resulting in thousands of canceled flights. What's next for this brutal weather system? The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore reports.
A winter storm was hitting vast areas east of the Rockies Sunday, after having left hundreds of thousands of people in Texas and Arkansas without power.
"What's happening across most of the country is we're getting a very early taste of winter," Mike Muscher, a National Weather Service meteorologist, told Reuters. "This is something you'd typically see in January or February."
The wave of icy and dangerous weather was spreading eastward to Virginia and up to New England on Sunday through Monday. New York City's Department of Sanitation issued a "snow alert" for Sunday.
At the height of the storm, some 267,000 electricity outages were reported in Texas, according to utility provider Oncor. That number was down to about 75,000 late on Saturday, and Oncor said it hoped to restore power to "nearly all" of its customers by Sunday night.
Bob Nations Jr., director of the emergency operations command center for the Memphis area, warned that ice coating roads, bridges and overpasses have been behind several multi-vehicle crashes. He advised drivers to be extremely cautious, especially on bridges and overpasses.
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Ice covered vehicles sit in a automotive dealer lot Saturday in Lewisville, Texas.
Snow was expected throughout the Mid-Atlantic, followed by sleet and freezing rain creating "slick travel conditions and the possibility of power outages," said Chris Dolce, a meteorologist at the Weather Channel.
"Travel delays are probably the biggest human impact," he said. "If you are in an affected area, stay indoors. Don't risk traveling if you don't have to. Wait until the roads get treated and taken care of."
In Virginia, state Emergency Management spokeswoman Laura Southard said the storm had the potential to be an "historic ice event."
"This forecast is very concerning to us," Southard told The Associated Press on Saturday. "I've worked multiple disasters, but I've never worked an ice storm with a forecast like this. It's just really important for everybody to take extra precautions."
Meanwhile, some 300 big rig drivers have been stranded for more than 24 hours at a truck stop along I-35 just north of Denton.
"There are certain things that a driver has no control over, and this is one of them," said Stephen Tisdale, a trucker from Fort Smith, Arkansas. Tisdale told NBC DFW he was supposed to deliver the load he is hauling to Colorado by Saturday night. Instead, his truck is stuck in the icy parking lot at the Travel-centers of America off of the Krum exit of Interstate 35.
"You gotta get off the road to be safe. So that's what a lot of us had to do," he added.
According to Weather.com, the mid-Atlantic, Ohio Valley and Midwest would feel the effects of the powerful winter storm in the coming days. Forecasters said even Las Vegas could see snowy showers before Monday. A marathon planned for Sunday in Dallas was canceled.
Baltimore and Philadelphia could also see a few inches of snow, followed by freezing rain and sleet beginning Sunday. By Monday, the wintry mess will extend as far as New York, parts of Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Maine, forecasters said.
The winter weather is expected to linger, with continued snow and lower than normal temperatures persisting in states through the middle of the week, said Kelsey Angle, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
The storm has already cut a wide swathe. Jordan, Montana, set a record-low temperature for Dec. 7 - 42 degrees below zero.
Deadly weather has gripped the U.S., cancelling flights and causing deaths. The cold weather is expected to continue, with snow and ice in the forecast. NBC's Mark Potter and TODAY's Dylan Dreyer report.
It slammed into the West Coast on Saturday, adding to wintry woes that left icy roads and power outages stretching from Texas to the Rockies late Friday. The new storm dumped heavy snow in parts of California and Oregon and closed Interstate 5 – the major north-south artery – for several hours on the Grapevine, north of Los Angeles.
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport cancelled more than 900 flights on Saturday due to the weather, bringing the three-day total to more than 2,800. And 3,300 people spent the night at the airport, officials said.
That was having a domino effect in other parts of the country. Nearly a thousand flights were canceled on Friday.
Brenda and Doug Jones, who live in a Dallas suburb and had planned to travel to Aruba for their honeymoon, said they decided to go home after waiting 14 hours at the airport.
Most people at the airport were in good spirits despite the conditions, they said.
"People were trying to help each other out," Brenda Jones said.
- Frozen nation: At least 11 dead as cold, ice and snow grip US
- 'Hunker down': Midwest, South brace for major winter storms
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Are You Maroon Ready?
Are You Maroon Ready? The Griz are in the final stages of preparation for the first game of the 2013 football season. It's Saturday night under the lights against Appalachian State. There have been a lot of plans made for the home opener.
Tailgaters can get started two hours before kickoff. Campus Drive will, as usual, be closed so RV units can get their spots and get set-up. But that isn't even the half of it. Try and get into the stadium early. Weather permitting six Navy Seals will be parachuting in as part of the pre-game ceremonies. I'm guessing Monte has something up his sleeve for an entrance. If you haven't heard the Griz have a few new things to show off as well.
And above all, remember to wear MAROON. I've got mine and I'm just about ready. I just have to get my ankles taped and put some black under my eyes. Then it's game on! GO GRIZ!


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SET 1: Runaway Jim, Wilson > Reba, The Landlady, Colonel Forbin's Ascent > Fly Famous Mockingbird > Tela > AC/DC Bag > The Sloth > McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove
SET 2: Llama, Bathtub Gin, The Squirming Coil > It's Ice > My Sweet One > Jesus Just Left Chicago > Bouncing Around the Room, Hold Your Head Up > Love You > Hold Your Head Up, David Bowie[1]
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Set 1: Llama, Guelah Papyrus, Rift, Stash, Reba, My Friend, My Friend[1], Uncle Pen, Sample in a Jar, I Didn't Know[2], David Bowie[3]
Set 2: Buried Alive > Halley's Comet > It's Ice > Bouncing Around the Room, Chalk Dust Torture, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Hold Your Head Up > Cracklin' Rosie > Hold Your Head Up, Poor Heart > Golgi Apparatus
Encore: The Squirming Coil, Carolina
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[2] Fish on trombone.
[3] All Fall Down signal in intro.
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Get ready to sink your teeth into these new photos from season five of HBO's True Blood. The supernatural drama returns this summer with some new blood added to the cast by way of Christopher Meloni, Valentina Cervi and Christopher Heyerdahl. These photos highlight the new characters, but also include a fresh look at some of the old, played by series regulars Stephen Moyer, Anna Paquin, Alexander Skarsgard and Nelsan Ellis. The stakes have been raised once again as season five will feature the arrival of some new powerful vampires as well as the return of a fan-favorite. Season five of True Blood returns on June 10th. Hit the jump to check out the photos.
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Several months ago, Alibi reported that Club Rhythm and Blues, sadly, was closing, at least temporarily. The news set off something of a firestorm with regard to those involved in the exceptional Nob Hill live music venue at the time, but came from an inside source and, lo and behold, turned out to be true. Club Rhythm and Blues officially closed its doors following a farewell Halloween show last year. But as further proof of reincarnation, we're happy to announce that Club Rhythm and Blues will reopen in March with a month-long series of events planned as the grand reopening celebration. The doors will open for the first time in more than four months on Thursday, March 4, to reintroduce the club to its former cast of regulars and, with a little luck, a new crop of live music fans. On Friday and Saturday, March 5 and 6, Albuquerque Blues Connection will take the stage, ushering in the first weekend of live music under the new ownership.
Club Rhythm and Blues will continue its long history of offering one of the finest open mic nights in town, beginning Wednesday, March 10 with Harvey and the Prowlers, and on consecutive Wednesdays thereafter with a variety of local hosts, including Alibi's very own Rachel Heisler, who will host the New Artist Series about once a month. For more information on upcoming performances and special events at Club Rhythm and Blues, visit www.ClubRB.com.