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I am seeking guidance on what seems like it's a browser bug, but is displayed across many browsers: I have created a dropdown menu using a DIV that contains a UL, which has several LI contained within. The DIV display is set to 'none' until someone MouseOvers an image. On the MouseOver I set the DIV's display to 'block'. However, if set the DIV's display back to 'none' on the DIV's MouseOut event, the minute it encounters the UL, it fires the MouseOut and the DIV vanishes. If I set the MouseOver of the UL to set the DIV's display to 'block', and then MouseOver the LI, the DIV stays shown until I leave the UL. Now it seems that even though the DIV is parent to the UL element, no connection is maintained across events between them. But with parent-child relationship between a UL and an LI, it maintains the parent-child relationship across events. My question is this: Are both of these behaviors correct? Should the Parent-Child relationship be maintained across all of the DIV's children between events, so that if you are mousing over the UL (or any other HTML element. This behavior is exhibited with A tags or TABLE, etc. UL just happened to be what I used) which is a child of the DIV, it counts also as a MouseOver of the DIV? Or should the currently maintained relationship between the UL and it's children LI be severed? Thanks in advance, Maurice ReevesReceived on Wednesday, 4 October 2000 13:41:41 UTC
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Cleveland police considering officer cameras
CLEVELAND - Police body cameras will soon be coming to Cleveland.
The small devices can look like walkie-talkies. Police wear them and can capture every incident they are involved in, from the moment the officer gets out of their patrol car.
The Cleveland Division of Police will have a 30-day trial run with the cameras as they decide how to use the $300,000 allocated by Cleveland City Council for surveillance cameras. In all, 32 cameras will be placed on officers.
Chief Michael McGrath said during Wednesday's public safety meeting that they, "will make a determination over the next few months if (they) are going to go with the video cameras in the vehicle, or the video cameras and audio on the individual person."
The chair of the Public Safety Committee and Ward 9 councilman Kevin Conwell is not such a fan of the body camera. He said he prefers dash cam video because it captures a wider scoop, especially during traffic stops.
"The body cameras would not be very useful on police pursuits," he said. The dash board cameras also have an audio component. "The audio surveillance can help us out. It will protect the police officer, protect citizens and better train our police force."
A Cleveland patrolman, who asked not to be named, was unsure about being monitored constantly.
"But you know what?" Conwell said. "When a citizen files a complaint against an officer they will say in a heart beat, 'pull the camera.'"
Fraternal Order of Police president Lt. Brian Betley said he welcomes either camera the city decides to use.
"Anything that enhances training," he said, outside his Payne Street office in Cleveland. "When we are giving additional tools to help us do our job the FOP is behind that."
Both Betley and Conwell said had cameras been in place during last November's police chase, we would have a much clearer picture of what happened. That's the night two people were shot and killed by Cleveland police officers after a 25-minute crash through the city.
It's not clear when the cameras will go into action. As of now, the vendor and the city has not signed contracts to use of the equipment.
McGrath said it won't cost the city a dime during the trial period. The cost is being picked up by the vendor.
Online, the mini recorders go anywhere from $600 to $2,600 depending on brand and model.
"It's quite a bit of an expense," Betley said. "This is new territory that we are getting into. A lot of suburban departments are smaller in nature and maybe with their budgeting they can afford it for all their officers and their cars."
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By Amaris Castillo for Univision News
If you visit Starbucks this week and you hear Los Amigos Invisibles or Nortec Collective playing, you're not dreaming or caffeine-deprived.
Starting [this week], your cup of coffee may be accompanied by indie rock, electro-cumbia, and a whirlwind of other Latin alternative sounds with the release of Nacional Records' piping hot compilation CD, Café Con Música. The album features 16 artists, including but not limited to Colombian rockers Aterciopelados and Venezuelan funk-fusion masters Los Amigos Invisibles.
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Samsung Galaxy S9 review
Boot - no operating system
I had an old laptop, 10/12" running Windows XP Home, which I gave to my mother-in-law and she has used this purely for playing solitaire type games. All had been OK up until recently when the message given out on booting was something to the effect of a missing file is preventing start-up. The laptop does not have a CD/DVD drive nor a floppy drive but it does have one USB port but this does not show in the booting order of the BIOS. In view of this, I was unable to attempt to load the missing file but decided to remove the hard drive, attach it to my PC, format and then copy the i386 folder from a Windows XP Home disk and then replace the hard drive back into the laptop. My understanding was that, having ensured the boot sequence was correct for the hard drive to be the first in the boot order, the laptop should then boot thus enabling me to run setup on the XP Home disk from an external CD/DVD drive attached then to the laptop. However, it will not boot and I get the message "no operating system". I had previously changed the boot order so that the CD/DVD player was first boot when I attempted to boot from the external CD/DVD player but that did not work. It seems that the BIOS is not recognising either the hard drive or, previously, the CD/DVD drive. Is anyone able to suggest any other methods on how I can get the laptop to boot? My mother-in-law is going absolutely spare!!!!
Thanks for you responses ICF. I have tried one or two of these, albeit not perhaps fully, and I will read through the threads with interest.
I am pulling my hair out in desperation. Following one of the guides I have formatted (FAT32) my laptop hard drive using my desktop PC and transferred to it the i386 folder from Win XP. I have also downloaded smartdrv.exe and placed this on the hard drive. In different sessions, I have added MSDOS 7.10 Full Installation to the drive - this was in the form of a burnt ISO and the files included were Makeboot, MSDOS71B, DI and Filedisk plus other set-up files. This did not work so instead of the 7.10 Full Installation files, which I removed, I placed MSDOS 7.10 Boot Disk on the drive instead – this comprised the essential Makeboot, File disk etc files mentioned above. Still no joy. Finally, I have also placed on the drive, in addition to the 7.10 Boot Disk, files from the downloaded folder WinImage but again nothing. I have tried all the above using two different laptop hard drives but the end result is always "no operating system" when attempting to boot. I must be doing something wrong - can I seek further help please?
Have you done what it says on page 5 of the first guide:-
"When you turn on the laptop DOS should load, otherwise select it from the list
run smartdrv.exe (type C:\smartdrv.exe at command prompt)
run 16bit Windows XP installer (type C:\I386\winnt.exe)"
I have never done this myself so I not speaking form experience.Did you install Dos on the drive or just copy and paste it onto the drive?
Did not get the opportunity to do anything with smartdrv or winnt as the only thing that comes up at boot is "no operating system" and I cannot enter anything then. As regards the MS-DOS, with the iso file I just copied the files in the burnt ISO to the laptop hard drive. Similarly, when using the MS-DOS Boot Disk, I just copied the files to the hard drive after using WinRAR. How could I install DOS on to the laptop drive from my desktop? This drive is labelled G and I don't see how I would be able to actually install it. Again, I would be grateful for your further advices, if possible. Thanks again.
What's the make and model number of the laptop
What's the make and model number of the laptop
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Hours after Microsoft posted a bizarre Web-based advertisement regarding an anonymous Macintosh user who had reportedly switched to Windows XP, the company removed the page amid reports that the information in the ad was fake.
I heard about this one on public radio. Could hardly believe that anyone would make such a mistake. One of the more bizarre details...
Perhaps even more confusingly, the photo that accompanied the page wasn't even a picture of [the purported user]: Instead, it was a stock photo, available for purchase elsewhere on the Internet.
Search Google News for microsoft mac to get more breaking news. MacWorld [maccentral.macworld.com] has the story too. ;)
Possibly if they only had one switcher compared to the series that ran on the Mac site their ad would have become a joke - 10 switch away one switches to - for example ..
Seems pretty misconcieved anyhow ..
Anyhow only up a couple of hours and people are discussing it all over the net ... some people need to "get a life" :-)


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What are people's views on the online spell casters who you pay to cast spells for you?......Obviously you have to take it at face value that they will do it. I am somewhat ashamed to say I paid for one of these to be cast ( I am not sure whether it was a scam)I do regret doing it, as it was an easy way out. I just didn't want to cast a spell myself being so inexperienced? I'd appreciate your feedback.
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"Toyota's problems were mechanical, not electrical. And that comes after one of the most exhaustive, thorough and intensive research efforts ever taken," Transportation Secretary Ray Lahood told reporters after the release of the NASA investigation.
NASA investigation was carried out at the request of the Department of Transportation after Toyota recalled about eight million US cars last year.
"There is no electronic-based cause for unintended high-speed acceleration in Toyota's," said Lahood.
In conducting their report, NASA engineers evaluated the electronic circuitry in Toyota vehicles and analysed more than 280,000 lines of software code for any potential flaws that could initiate an unintended acceleration incident.
"NASA found no evidence that a malfunction in electronics caused large unintended accelerations," said Michael Kirsch, Principal Engineer, NASA Engineering and Safety Centre.
In 2009 and 2010, Toyota recalled nearly eight million vehicles as part of the sticky pedal and pedal entrapment recalls.
Toyota also paid $48.8 million in civil penalties as the result of NHTSA investigations into the timeliness of several safety recalls last year. Across the industry, automakers voluntarily initiated a record number of safety recalls in 2010.
"There are safety features designed into the system to guard against large, unintended acceleration from failures.
"Multiple independent safety features include detecting failures and initiating safe modes, such as limp-home modes and fuel-cut strategies. There were no electrical failures in the electronic throttle control that impacted the braking system," said Kirsch.
"However, pumping the brakes at full throttle will cause loss of vacuum boost assist, and this effect would be seen if you had an entrapped pedal.
And this mode is not unique to Toyota vehicles.
There were no failures found in the software that would unilaterally cause unintended acceleration, and there were no credible vulnerabilities identified from electromagnetic interference testing that would cause unintended acceleration," he added.
Ron Medford, deputy administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said the vast majority of the unintended acceleration complaints in Toyota vehicles involved incidents where the vehicle was stationary or travelling at low speed and the driver claimed that the vehicle suddenly accelerated and the brakes didn't work.
"We found when the complaint alleged that the brakes didn't work or that the incident began when the driver stepped on the brake, what mostly likely happened was pedal misapplication.
The driver stepped on the gas rather than the brake or in addition to the brake," said Medford.


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Tom Hanks Talks 'Toy Story 3,' Pixar and Mr. Potato Head
May 25, 2010
'Toy Story 3' arrives in theaters June 18, 2010, and I can't wait to see our beloved friends again. This third movie in the super popular franchise finds Woody, Buzz and the rest of the toy box gang dumped in a daycare center after their owner Andy departs for college. I caught up with, who plays pull-string cowboy Woody, and got his thoughts about the new film (in 3D!) from Disney/Pixar.
Why do you think the 'Toy Story' films are such classics? What sets them apart from other family movies?
'Toy Story 3' brings you back to this lovely, familiar and happy place, and all the 'Toy Story' films accomplish what timeless classics aim for – innocent characters facing an endless trail of adventures. We all know the likes of Woody and Buzz, and we wonder who we would be if we were toys. There's this great logic that John Lasseter, Lee Unkrich and Darla Anderson and all the writers adhere to that makes moviegoers just relax and let themselves be transported to this magical place and time. When you can do that with a movie, it's amazing.
Give us a little advance scoop on what we'll see in 'Toy Story 3.' Because it sounds pretty emotional, with Andy heading off to college.
Yes, the filmmakers at Pixar always manage to get you right in the heart. It's a simple story about a guy growing up and going off to college, but it's profoundly emotional and you can't help but have tears in your eyes. But it's also a big adventure that has you constantly on the edge of your seat. It's part "Great Escape," with the same kind of excitement as Dorothy escaping from the Wicked Witch of the West. And yet they take those elements and turn them into something very emotional.
And yet, it's about toys!
Right, we're talking about toy dinosaurs and Mr. Potato Head, and yet you feel for them and don't want them to get recycled or stuck with the bratty kids. You want them to be together and played with at the end of the movie. You're worried for them.
This is your third time playing Woody. What makes him so lovable?
Woody is a passionate guy who throws himself into every action. As soon as he has an instinctive thought like "I have to help them" or "I have to run away," he does it with 100 percent commitment. You've gotta love that about anybody. What's great is that I get credit for the way the character and the humor come off. I have kids that are now in college who come up to me and say, "When you told that neighbor kid to play nice, that really meant a lot to me."
And there's the great relationship between Woody and Buzz. How has that evolved over the course of the 'Toy Story' franchise?
Well, they started off as pure adversaries, but learned how to accept each other's strengths, forgive each other's failures, and respect each other as individuals. Opposites definitely attract in this case, and I love the way their relationship has grown.
It really has, and it's such a cool friendship. It's never dumbed down for the audience, which is one reason I love it so much. If you weren't playing Woody, what other character would you like to play?
Wow, good question! Quite frankly, I am of the Slinky dog persuasion. I think Slinky can go places other toys can't go, and he can do things other toys can't do because of his ability to stretch. That'd be a lot of fun.
What's it like working on an animated film – or maybe I should ask, what's it like working on a PIxar film, because they're in a whole class by themselves.
I've been working on Pixar movies on and off for a long time, and it constantly astounds me every time it takes about four years to create these films. It seems like every two weeks they call you in to record, but it turns out to be about every six months. When I did the first 'Toy Story' film, I had two kids. I now have four kids. [LAUGHS]
It's so true – and for audiences, too. People have grown up with these movies and now we get to share them with our own kids. What's Pixar's secret to making incredible films? They're just amazing works of art, really, that appeal to all ages.
The Pixar people continuously amaze me. They come up with something that actually looks as though it takes place in this happy – and real! – world. Every storyline is not just plausible; it's oddly authentic. The stories are full of adventure, humor and love, and the characters have a great human dimension about them. I don't know how they do it, but they constantly astound me.
Thanks so much for your time! I can't wait to see the movie with my kids.
Thank you!
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I'm sure that most of the stories being told on this site are of mothers who have given birth recently. I am an exception. I gave birth to my two children in 1992 and 1993. I had always felt strongly about pro active care and it was not extremely common during that time for an expectant mother to ask too many questions. It was certainly better than it had been in my mother's time, but when I interviewed Drs., I was not feeling intuitively that it was going to be something I could be happy with during my birthing process. I had a friend who was midwife who mentioned to me that maybe I should consider using a midwife in a hospital setting. I found out about a brand-new clinic at a major university in the city where I live And, after interviewing with them, I realized that they were an exact fit for me and my husband. My entire prenatal care was handled by the midwives and they included us in the decision-making and in the entire process. They were wonderful. When it came time for my labor and delivery, I was in a hospital setting that looked much like a bedroom at home, with a rocker, curtains and other amenities that made it seem less institutional. The thing that I liked most about this program was that it had the wisdom and practice of midwifery, combined with the hospital and doctor availability to assist me if I had trouble during delivery. In truth, I never saw the doctor more than once. He was not needed, because my midwife did everything that needed to be done. The program was very new and the nurses in the facility had not yet become used to working with midwifes yet. They were accustomed to doing most of the work, and then a doctor would come in at the very end and deliver the baby. The midwives stay with you the entire time, and I could sense a bit of tension initially from the nurses, Who were not used to some of the methods employed By midwives.
The midwives had a philosophy of using positive visualization and calming breaths to reach a place of contentment during labor. They included my husband in the process. For my second delivery, my husband actually delivered my son, with the midwife looking on. I was given a heat pack, applied to the vaginal area and vitamin D oil massage to prevent tearing. For my first and second deliveries I had absolutely no tearing, no stitches, and no episiotomy. The nurses didn't understand this non-traditional approach initially, but by my second delivery the next year they had become very accustomed to working with the midwives. I was up in about almost immediately after giving birth and I felt very much in charge of my own care. They let me decide along the way if I wanted a spinal block or if I wanted painkillers. I chose to do it naturally with the first and I chose a spinal block with the second baby, who was 2 lbs heavier. The midwives give you the information and you decide what is best for you. You have a lot of say in how your care in labor and delivery goes. After my babies were born, I did not want them to leave the room and though there are laws and hospital guidelines that say they have to take the child to get their tests done, the clinic made arrangements for the machines to be brought in our room. It was a wonderful experience! You get such a personal touch with midwives that you really might not have an opportunity to get using a conventional doctor. Our midwife sent a birthday card to my kids every year!
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by FireStormBG on 2013-02-26 07:42:12.5290
The local music store said that you're discontinuing the product. I wanted to buy a unit, but hearing this filled me with mixed feelings.
If you are discontinuing the product does that mean that you are making a new one?
by sparkyERTW on 2013-02-26 08:22:30.2060
I'm not a Line 6 rep or anything, but I'd say it's probably about a 99.9% chance the sales guy at your local music store was talking out his butt.
by phil_m on 2013-02-26 08:23:46.0380
I think your local music store is full of it... It's still available everywhere online, and there's no signs of it being discontinued.
by silverhead on 2013-02-26 08:37:21.7740
Your local guy just wanted to sell you something - and since he doesn't understand and hence can't demonstrate Line 6 stuff he told you whatever he thought would turn you toward something he prefers to sell. He's full of cr@p.
by GTLazer on 2013-02-26 08:42:57.4310
I worked in an electrical retailer when I was quite a bit younger and, frankly, we would say virtually anything to encourage people to buy whatever we were being offered a bonus on that week. I reckon Silverhead is bang on.
by MontyM on 2013-02-26 16:51:12.7290
He's probably getting money back or points on a similar product from another manufacturer. Or possibly he's trying to unload some other inventory that doesn't sell...
by jimsreynolds on 2013-03-03 06:25:17.8380
Logically, Line 6 do not have another product out to replace the HD500 and it is a bestseller so I call pants also.
by meambobbo on 2013-03-03 09:36:51.2290
call and complain - maybe they'll give you a discount. and they should definitely be able to order you one.
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Revolutions Impressions (NO PLOT SPOILERS!!!!!!!!)
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I thought it was great.. In my opinion, they ended the series perfectly.. a word of warning, though.. if you didn't get the underlying philosophical and theological parts of the plot and thought, "Oh, the special effects and action ruled!", then you probably won't understand most of the third movie...Their code will be beautiful, even if their desks are buried in 3 feet of crap. - esr
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I think it rocked, the ending could not have been in any other way.. This was just pure perfection
Man, its hard to talk about a movie without spoiling it for any other..
Many people said it sucked, and that it had a thin storyline. Well, I think that they didnt pay attention to the film, or just didnt understand it. Also, many people think that the brothers didn't plan this movie, it was just a "sellout" - Thats also wrong, the only reason they didnt make all the movies at once, was because they wherent allowed because noone had ever heard about them, and when "The Matrix" was done, all the scripts where written.
Also, what many people didnt understand either, was that Reloaded and Revolutions was/is the same movie.
Anyhow, it was a great movie and I recomend it to all
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I agree, kriss, that a lot of people say that is sucked/sucks because they can't really comprehend the depth and intricasy of the plot. Hell...I can't comprehend most of it (in the first two) until I've seen them like 23523451e42 times. But I want to understand, I'm not going to just dismiss it as shite just b/c I can't."Time is an illusion. Lunchtime, doubly so."
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Thanks for the other post with plot spoilers. Now I want to click on it every time I see itDan
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Located in the heart of the Upper Lonsdale Commercial District. Lonsdale Avenue serves as the major north/south commercial corridor on the North Shore. The location offers excellent street front presence and is situated between HSBC and BCAA within shouting distance of Lions Gate Hospital, City Hall, RCMP Head Quarters and the North Shore Community Centre. As well, a number of high profile retail and personal service tenants including London Drugs, Safeway, Starbucks, and all major financial institutions compliment the area. This corridor is where the residents of this community go to find shops, services and dining. The retail node is very well serviced by Translink and is easily accessible to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.


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East Antrim Sinn Féin MLA Oliver McMullan and Larne Sinn Fein councillor James McKeown have called for Larne Adult Centre to be replaced.
After a recent visit. Mr McMullan said: "Everyone involved in the running of the centre has to be congratulated on the high standards they continue to achieve, reflected in the number of successful programmes run in the centre, but it is now time for the health departments to realise the present building is not fit for purpose.
"The centre has too many stairways and is dimly lit and is no longer fit for purpose."
Cllr McKeown added: "Adults with special needs and disabilities are entitled to the same modern centres and facilities as the able bodied sector."
This can only be achieved through a modern, fit for purpose building and this is why Sinn Fein are calling for a new build for the Adult Day Care Centre."


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Nataliya Bugayova is the Development Director at the Institute for the Study of War. At ISW she is in charge of the Institute's fundraising and strategic partnership efforts, as well as ISW events, including the launch of the Inaugural Security Conference.
She joined ISW after having served as the chief executive officer of the Kyiv Post, Ukraine's largest independent English-language publication, since August 2014. Previously she served as chief of staff to Pavlo Sheremeta, Ukraine's former economy minister, appointed after the EuroMaidan revolution in February of 2014. As part of her job at the Ministry, she oversaw Ukraine's cooperation with the international financial institutions, specifically the implementation the reform program required for securing the financial support package from the World Bank. She has done short-term consulting projects with the World Bank in Washington D.C., as well as Boston Consulting Group's Kyiv office.
She obtained a Master's degree in public policy from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. She was a student fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs during her second year at the Kennedy School. She completed her undergraduate degree, majoring in East Asian studies, at Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University. She is fluent in English, Russian and Ukrainian.


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Vintage Framed Oil Painting on Canvas
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27H x 34W overall; canvas 20H x 27W
Location: Baton Rouge
A wonderful post-impressionist landscape, this Oil Painting on Canvas survives in its original frame. Depicting a meadow that gradually merges with a marshy area, the artist has skillfully rendered the marriage between earth, wind and water. Note the bold brush strokes and brilliant use and blend of colors!
Circa early 1900s.
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To all: This week two bills regarding human embryonic stem cell research and human cloning are likely to receive committee and floor action. The purpose of this email is to outline the basic provisions and explain the differences between the two. It's important to also put any legislation regarding biomedical research in the context of the passage of Issue 1. The Ohio Constitution now includes language outlining proper public purposes for state funding to include "without limitation" research and development and commercialization of products. If the General Assembly approves changes to state law, which conflict with the Ohio Constitution it will open the door to litigation. The courts will be compelled to rule in favor of the constitutional provisions. Having said this, there still needs to be public input on these historic bills. Both bills are expected to receive committee action tomorrow, Tuesday 11/15/05 Neither version has current language available on the state's website yet. Sub. HB 355 (House Judiciary Committee) LSC 126 1241-5 1. Would prohibit state funds for embryonic stem cell research [ESCR] from tissues derived from destroying human embryos (or from induced abortions - this provision regarding abortion is already in state law). 2. Would allow state funds for ESCR using embryonic cells listed in the federal registry for National Institute of Health 3. Would prohibit cloning of human embryos (the activity, as well as state funding) Sub. SB 210 (Senate Finance Committee) LSC 126 1526-1 1. Would prohibit state funds for ESCR, but would allow funding for human embryonic stem cells listed in the federal registry for the NIH. 2. Would prohibit state funding for human cloning, based on a Presidential memorandum issued on March 4, 1997 by President Clinton. It would not prohibit the activity of human cloning. Concerns: For the first time in state law, both bills provide an express intent to encourage research on human embryonic stem cells (even though it is limited to the federal registry). This is equivalent to allowing commercial profit from research on the most vulnerable -- human embryos. It also opens a portal to expanded use once the federal policy changes. The NIH criteria can be changed with a new President's policies or through Congressional action (HR 810 is close to passage). NO other state has their statutes explicitly tied to the federal registry regarding ESCR. SB 210 is even less restrictive, because it would encourage human cloning research with private funds. Most importantly, this legislation is moving too quickly. There is not a reasonable timetable to provide thorough public testimony. The human cloning provision in HB355 came from HB179, which received hearings earlier this year. But the stem cell research component was introduced at the end of September and came specifically from negotiations with Ohio Right to Life as a trade off to stand down on Issue 1. ACTION: 1. Please consider contacting House Speaker Jon Husted (614-644-6008) and Senate President Bill Harris (614-466-8086) and respectfully request that more time be provided to consider these important policies. 2. Contact your own legislators to express your opinions on this legislation as well as encourage them to communicate with House and Senate leadership to provide more time.
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During the middle of summer, some may consider a career transition or perhaps a bit of a life transformation come Labor Day. Some may be dealing with a confidence problem that usually morphs to procrastination. I have found that while it's a common human trait, this delaying of performing the tasks necessary to achieve success severely impedes one's progress toward a rewarding and purposeful career andlife.
This week I'm beginning a series of five columns from a professional career coach's perspective devoted to the principles involved in bringing clarity of purpose to one's future.
1. A compelling purpose, backed by a passionate desire. There are no such things as lazy people -- just uninspired ones. There is no question that students, and adults alike, will pay the price for success when they are able to see the promise at the end of the process. But if the promise is not clear, the effort will not be made.
All too often, we demand students to perform great tasks without a definite purpose. How many times have we taught students a subject only to hear the question "When will I ever use this stuff?" And you know many times they're correct in asking the question. If they don't know how a dangling participle will benefit their lives, they won't learn or remember it with passion or conviction.
If students invest their time learning a foreign language but are not comfortable speaking the language, what good is learning the grammar and spelling if they can't speak the language? If a student could speak Spanish -- and enjoy the gift of communicating in a new language -- then surely they would be more inspired to study grammar once they see the benefit.
Napoleon Hill, in his classic book, "Think and Grow Rich," said: "Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, we can achieve." What a great quote. It all begins with a burning desire, according to Hill. A burning desire is the key to all achievement and fulfillment. Martin Luther King Jr. said: "If a man hasn't discovered something that he will die for, he isn't fit to live."
As an empowerment coach, I must be certain that I help my clients define their purpose -- and to ensure that purpose is the driving force behind all effort. When the purpose is clear -- clients will initiate positive action and effort.
2. Incorporating faith (Believe in yourself). Faith is a touchy subject in schools. So we will look at faith as "inner faith" in oneself to be able to manifest anything if one believes that he/she can. In other words, faith is the ability for clients to believe they can make something happen even when they don't know how it will happen. We support this philosophy with expressions like, "Where there's a will (burning desire), there's a way (means)."
There is one expression we use that is truly an illusion. "You have to see it to believe it." That is not correct. The actual formula that empowers achievement is actually the other way around... "When you believe it you will see it." Faith, as Napoleon Hill states, is a "state of mind, and directed faith makes every thought crackle with power. You can rise to limitless heights impelled by the lifting force of your mighty new self-confidence." Lincoln had faith; Martin Luther King Jr. had faith; Gandhi had faith; and NASA had faith when it sent a rocket to the moon in 1969.
Faith in a client says, "I can do this!" Faith in a client means she will persevere no matter how difficult the challenge because she believes in herself -- and her coaches. Faith to a client means that he believes he can make something of his life -- something meaningful and worthwhile even though, at this time in his life it can't be identified. Faith in the eyes of a client says, "I want so much to succeed and to be happy -- please help me in this pursuit. I have faith in you that you can show me how."
3. Personal responsibility (For everything in your life). The three major causes of underachievement are blame, excuses and procrastination. Very few people are willing to take responsibility for their own lives. Taking responsibility means accepting any type of "wind" that might blow -- knowing that it's not the wind but the set of the sail that makes the difference between success and underachievement. It's easy to blame the wind -- to find excuses, to blame others or put off doing what we ought to be doing. Taking responsibility means going the extra mile with a smile -- because going the extra mile is the best investment one can make in his or her future. Taking personal responsibility means not taking the path of least resistance even though it's a seductive option -- but paying any price needed to succeed.
Responsibility is, as someone once said, taking a little more than your share of blame and a little less than your share of credit. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, just before he launched his D-Day campaign, wrote a letter and stuck it in his pocket. The letter was a letter taking full responsibility for the failure of his D-Day campaign -- in the event it did fail. It did not, and the letter was never sent.
Abraham Lincoln summed it up the best when he said: "You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves." One of the greatest gifts we coaches can give our clients is the gift of empowering them to take full responsibility in all areas of their lives.
Ed Adamowicz, CPCC, is founder and chairman of Encore Career Consultants (www.encore-careers.com), a Boxboro-based provider of career coaching, résumé writing, interview training and corporate consulting. Readers are invited to submit questions via email to email@example.com.


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Discussion in 'General Gallery' started by Dallmeyer, May 15, 2010.
nice shot! I never know what kind of flowers I'm snapping away at ... are these the same thing?
Could be, i'm no expert on these. My Rhododendron bush appears to have different flowers from the wikipedia picture, but i am told by someone that it is a rhododendron. I did have to lower saturation a little. We need an expert to decide for us!
There are a lot of Rhodys out there. #1 is definitely a rhododendron. #2 looks a Japanese Azalea (azaleas are part of the rhododendron genus, so you weren't far off!!). I really like that shot, the 2nd one.
Well done
For the first shot, I just feel there is too much going on in the shot. I mean you have a decent amount of contrast (like colors), a busy background, and two flowers that lineup up fairly well on the focal plane. Which one is the subject? If it is the stamens that are the subject, then I would isolate one flower, then bring it in tighter to make them large and in charge.
So this is what 31 years of experience got you? That's a long time to hone in your creative eye; I would of course only expect spectacular results from someone with that kind of time under their belt.
Speaking of eyes, how long have you been blind? Was it the full 31, or did it develop somewhere along the way?
Nice, delete your failure of a post.
It's ok, I'll remember your SN.
Separate names with a comma.


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Riding in the back of a suburban our uber driver cracked up at the ʺgirl talkʺ my friends and I were having. We rode pass a Sephora and my girl exclaims that we should go together so I can show her all the products I buy. Before catching the train to NYC I did a quick little face in the car. I am not a make up artist. Or even a girl who knows HOW to do makeup. I just like to look awake (shoot, alive) sometimes! But one thing I do know how to do is score free makeup.
I do not shop at Sephora. That place is the devil's playground lol. I love to browse in there and yes I've made purchases but I'm not a regular. Most if not all of the items in my makeup bag have come from Influenster. Influenster is an online community to receive and review various products including for the most part beauty products. My Revlon foundation, YSL color corrector, Marc Jacobs eyeliner, BITE matte lip pencils… ALL free via Influenster. I've even received a Victoria's Secret bra and vouchers to try free food products.
You build up a profile, qualify for campaigns and submit reviews and feedback. It's really that simple. The only catch is it does take a while to start qualifying for campaigns. I've been a member for about four+ years and I can definitely say the freebies have picked up within the last two years. Being active on the site and completing all the necessary campaign activities are the best way to build up your ʺinfluenceʺ and receive more product. Now obviously if you're a MUA or makeup junkie, this is not going to be super life changing. But for the rest of us, its lit!
I also use the BACK2MAC program to return old containers in exchange for free product. Another way I get free makeup is taking all the things my mom passes on from her many subscription boxes. But I'm not sharing my mom with y'all so you're out of luck there. 😉
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|Reviews for Voice(less)
| moonsliver86 chapter 1 . 5/7/2014
Interesting concept. Might be better with a small change in choice of words.
Consider using soundless, wordless, voiceless, less, and maybe silence in the haiku so that it could have better impact with your choice of title.
| Helen Cole chapter 1 . 4/29/2014
I like the second line. This is very powerful, even as short as it is.
If you wouldn't mind, I would love some feedback on a story I'm working on. It's called "On the Other End of the Phone"


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Family concerns after wreck leads to murder charge
SPRING LAKE, N.C. (AP) – A woman whose husband was killed in a traffic accident in Harnett County is facing a first-degree murder charge after the man's family questioned the circumstances surrounding his death.
Maj. Jeff Huber of the Harnett County Sheriff's Office said 32-year-old Toni Marsha Talley is charged in the death of David Lokeith Worley on July 19.
Huber said Worley's family contacted the funeral home handling the arrangements and voiced suspicions about the death, but he didn't say what the concerns were.
The funeral home's examination discovered Worley had a stab wound in his back. The state Medical Examiner's office confirmed the findings one day later.
Talley is being held in the Harnett County Detention Center with bail was set at $200,000. It couldn't be determine if she has an attorney.
(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Transfer news: Honduras international Arnold Peralta agrees to join Rangers
Rangers have secured another new recruit after Honduras international Arnold Peralta agreed to join on a four-year deal.
Last Updated: 03/06/13 4:40pm
The 24-year-old midfielder will complete his move from home country club Vida, subject to receiving a work permit, when Rangers' transfer embargo is lifted on September 1.
Peralta is currently with the Honduras squad and will have a busy summer schedule as the national team played Israel on Sunday before World Cup qualifiers against Costa Rica, Jamaica and the USA in the next few weeks.
He will link-up with Jon Daly, Nicky Clark, Cammy Bell and Nicky Law, who have also agreed moves to Ibrox.
"I am delighted to be joining a club with the size and history of Rangers," he said. "I had several offers from Europe, MLS and at home in Honduras but when I was told I could sign for Rangers it was an easy decision.
"I am really looking forward to pulling on that famous blue shirt and getting out on the Ibrox pitch, hopefully the club and fans will appreciate what I can bring to the team."
Manager Ally McCoist said: "We are delighted Arnold has agreed to join us. We
went over and watched him playing for Honduras against Panama and he performed well.
"He will certainly give us a bit of bite in the middle of the park.
"Arnold is very aggressive and he gets about the park well, so I think he would blend in with the rest of the midfield and he will be a good signing."


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It's 1937 and a parent's worst nightmare comes true in Peking when the mutilated body of a British teenager, Pamela Werner, is found. The city is already on edge as Japan prepares to take over. Peking has also been in decline and has become a mix of refugees, brothels, opium dens, and the last of the foreigners and diplomats. Scandal and corruption is rampant.
Both a British and a Chinese Detective would work on the case, but there were restrictions. The murder of Pamela did not change the reality of politics as the British Legation worried about any involvement with the case and possible bad publicity. Then there was the seedier side of the city that could easily be influenced by bribes and threats.
Pamela's father was not deterred by the Japanese, the diplomats, or Peking's underworld. Using his life savings he began his own investigation. Midnight in Peking: How the Murder of a Young Englishwoman Haunted the Last Days of Old China by Paul French examines the evidence from both the detectives and Pamela's father and finally brings to light the truth behind her tragic murder.


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CFB Roundup: Alabama to open with Wisconsin in 2015, 'Bama AD steps down
Alabama and Wisconsin announced Wednesday that they will open the 2015 season at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
The game will be played on Sept. 5, 2015, and comes on the heels of the Crimson Tide dominating Michigan in the 2012 opener.
The two schools have met just once before: in 1928 at Camp Randall Stadium, a 15-0 Wisconsin win.
Wisconsin has not played a Southeastern Conference opponent since 2007 and hasn't opened against an SEC team in more than four decades.
---Also relating to Alabama, one week after Mal Moore was hospitalized with a pulmonary condition, the school's athletic director resigned Wednesday, the school annnounced.
Moore was transferred from a Birmingham hospital to Duke University Medical Center last week for additional testing.
"Due to factors related to my health, I am at a point that I can no longer fulfill my duties as athletics director in the true championship manner the position requires," Moore said in a statement.
Moore, 73, took over as Alabama's AD in 1999 and one of his legacies will be the hiring of football coach Nick Saban. Moore's ties to the university run deep as an administrator, former player and assistant coach under Bear Bryant.
According to CBSSports.com, possible replacements include Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart, Alabama deputy athletic director Shane Lyons and former Tide player and Baltimore Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome.
---Michigan linebacker Jake Ryan suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament during spring practice Tuesday and is out indefinitely, the school announced.
Ryan, a junior from Westlake, Ohio, led the Wolverines in tackles with 88, including 56 solos, last season. He also had 16 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks and four forced fumbles. He was named second-team All-Big Ten by the media in 2012.


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Parnaby Signs New Deal With Blues
Birmingham defender Stuart Parnaby has put pen to paper on a new twelve month contract with Birmingham City.
The defender has been waiting on a new offer since his contract had recently ran out at St Andrews.
But he need not have worried as manager Alex McLeish sees the 27 year old as part of his plans for next season.
Parnaby has made 50 appearances since he joined the club in 2007.


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Robbie James Bust To Be Unveiled
The Robbie James Memorial Bust will be officially unveiled at the Liberty Stadium on Saturday 26th April at 12.30pm.
The bust, which is the idea of Robbie`s son, Luke, has been six months in the making and planning and will be situated outside the Liberty Stadium ticket office in full view of most people who attend the stadium on match days and at other times.
The ceremony will be hosted by Supporters Trust Chairman, Phil Sumbler who will introduce the other two speakers on the day - Swansea City Club Chaplain Kevin Johns and Luke James.
All supporters of Swansea City are invited to attend the ceremony.
Speaking with regards to the appeal, Phil Sumbler said "The final unveiling of the bust will be the result of six months of hard work and contributions from so many people.
"It is over twelve months since Luke first raised the idea of a bust and we have progressed in that time from an idea to what is now ready to be a permanent memorial to a true Swansea great.
"I would very much like as many Swansea fans as possible to be there for the ceremony as a great statement of how much Robbie meant to us all."
The bust has been sculpted by local sculptor Peter Nicholas.
12.30 Introduction - Phil Sumbler, Swansea City Supporters Trust
Blessing & Prayer - Kevin Johns, Club Chaplain, Swansea City FC
Vote Of Thanks - Phil Sumbler, Swansea City Supporters Trust
Thanks & Unveiling - Luke James, Robbie`s Son


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The latest NAM/IndustryWeek Survey of Manufacturers finds that businesses are generally more optimistic about their current outlook. As shown in the accompanying figure, 88.7 percent of NAM members responding to this survey had a positive outlook – up from 80.2 percent in December and 65.4 percent in September.
The bulk of these responses, 68.3 percent, said that they were "somewhat positive," up from 55.6 percent last time. This perhaps suggests a level of guardedness not reflected in the top-line figure – that manufacturers are cautiously optimistic overall. With that said, the percentage of those saying that they were "somewhat negative" fell from 17.2 percent to 10.5 percent since December.
These responses suggest that industrial production in the manufacturing sector (NAICS) should be 95.5 in the third quarter of 2012. In other words, industrial production would be 3.9 percent higher in the third quarter of 2012 than in the same time period in 2011.
This more positive assessment carries forward into manufacturers' forecasts for sales, employment and capital spending plans for the next 12 months. Almost 77 percent of respondents expect their sales to increase in the next year, with the average expected increase being 5.3 percent. Overall hiring and capital spending were predicted to grow by 2.2 percent and 4.1 percent, respectively. Those figures had been 1.8 percent and 2.8 percent in the previous survey. In terms of capital spending intentions, 49.1 percent plan to increase their investment, while 38.4 percent anticipate no changes.
Manufacturing wages are expected to rise by 1.8 percent over the next 12 months, with 56.4 percent of respondents suggesting increases of less than 3 percent. After relatively flat growth in the December surveys, inventories are expected to rise by 1.9 percent over the next 12 months.
Prices for final goods are anticipated to go up by 2.2 percent in the next year, which is only marginally higher than the 2.0 percent stated last time. For the most part, while businesses have been pressured by rising raw material and energy costs in the past year, their ability to pass along these costs has been hampered, with overall core inflation modest.
International trade continues to represent a tremendous opportunity for manufacturers. Over 41 percent expect to export more products next year, with 14.5 percent calculating increases of more than 5 percent. Both of these figures are slightly below their levels from the December survey, possibly due to weaknesses in the global economy, particularly in Europe. As a sign of how important trade is for manufacturing growth, of those companies anticipating higher exports, one-quarter were very positive about their business outlook.
The top concerns among manufacturers was an unfavorable business climate and rising energy and raw material costs, with each cited by 60 percent or more of those taking the survey. (Respondents could pick more than one challenge.)
In addition, many of those who volunteered an answer included comments about the tax and regulatory environment and oil and gas prices. Other major impediments were higher insurance costs, attracting and retaining a quality workforce, and increased international competition.
The Survey of Manufacturers has been conducted quarterly since the fourth quarter of 1997. Overall, these numbers suggest that manufacturing should experience modest growth in industrial production moving over the coming quarters, with respondents optimistic but also cautious about global and domestic economic developments.
Chad Moutray is chief economist, National Association of Manufacturers.
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Ask a Computer Question, Get an Answer ASAP!
let me know the details?
Hi Steve
I have some urgent course work to do that has to be handed in within the next two days, the coursework is in the digital file systems analysis field in particular using sleuth toolkit, FTK, and HEX editor
Ok, I should be able to help
Can we talk via Skype and screenshare via teamviewer
yes, that would be ok but I won't be on my laptop till tomorrow evening unfortunately
ok, can we arrange a deal for you to do the work for me?
how can we proceed with the elementary stuff
are you able to upload any details at all?
well I have a powershell screen open, I am using sleuth toolkit to identify an image file, when it comes to using istat it throws an error message; missing image name and or address
ah ok - will probably need to take a look at it then
how would 8pm be tomorrow evening?
These are the two links, one is to the image file and the other is our uni handbook, in this you will need to view the coursework 2 section, I have already done the work up to the "Root directory section 5.1"
this is my course work submission showing how I have completed the work upto root directory, you will see that you have to support your findings with screen shots of the different forensic tools and command line information
ok - just reviewing the document
Apologies if any notices come up about extending chat and paying more, it's a new system being trialled.
My Skype user name is William leach
and 8pm will be fine
no worries
already paid £42 for no answer as I forgot the filepath details had to still pay the guy though
ok, you should only pay if you are happy with the service
if you haven't received anything of value then the funds are essentially a deposit
and could be refunded
it was not the experts fault, I should have got the info ready for him
no problem, just letting you know the options :)
thank you
I can't find the root directory section in that document?
its 5.3 in the coursework pdf
did you receive three separate links to media fire
just sent other
My apologies copied wrong link
ok, speak with you tomorrow
Hi steve am available on Sykpe now : william leach
if William leach does not work try billy_boy2207
Ok steve, are you on EST, I may have mis-understood your 8pm, I am on gmt so not sure which one you are on
can you contact me on Skype please
Hi Steve I am on Skype now if you have time?
Hi Steve, can you email me if you want to discuss the project this morning, regards, Bill
Hi Steve,
Not sure what the situation is with you at present although I know you had to sort out some personal business.
As you can appreciate ii have to still get all this work done, I have been unable to find anyone that can take your place, and will have to ask you if you can get all the work done for me.
Please contact me as soon as is possible for you to do so.
Kind regards
I am sorry I was not aware how serious your personal matters were, As you can appreciate there is a lot of work to do, through your contacts do you know someone that can help especially someone that both knows and understands sleuth kit, ftk and hex editor.
Any help putting me in touch with someone at this stage would be appreciated.
Thank you


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There's no reason, at all, why Erica and Kim Crawford had to do Loveblock.
The eponymous Kim Crawford label – with its range of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Chardonnay – is doing just fine. The production model hums along on well-oiled rails, from sourcing grapes and making the wine, all the way to branding and route to market. Building on the strength of Kim's winemaking experience and Erica's operations and marketing skills, the Crawfords are well-established as an iconic family of the New Zealand wine industry.
Then along came Loveblock.
It would be a new wine and a fresh reboot.
It would be the chance to expand their portfolio of grapes. In addition to Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Gris, they'd also make Moscato, Gewürztraminer, and Riesling.
It would be a new opportunity, which is appealing to anyone with a successful past and even a small itch of entrepreneurialism for the future.
What Loveblock would not be is Kim Crawford Two. The differentiation has to do partly with the philosophy behind the brand, and partly with the odds of geography stacked high against it.
Those odds, even with the enthusiasm of a new venture, are daunting.
Daunting, as in vineyards at elevations in New Zealand that are so high that no one has grown grapes there before.
As in, arctic winds blowing in from the South Pole.
As in, a plague of bronze beetles that descend on the vineyards, fly toward the sun, and eat literally everything in its path.
It's a forbidding climate that the Crawfords have nonetheless coaxed into yielding enough wine and enough hope to keep going.
"All the elements were against us," Erica Crawford said. "But it was the dream. You need one of those things. You need to think you're ten foot tall and bullet proof. You need to think nothing can go wrong."
It's a great turn of phrase – this "ten foot tall and bullet proof" – but it doesn't necessarily translate into a sustainable or profitable business.
I ask Crawford whether Loveblock is making money. "No," she says.
I ask her whether Loveblock will make money. "Yes," she says, "but the break even is further away," the way that planting vineyards at the top of a hill is further away: distance, yield and profitability are all longer in coming.


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The continuing challenge theme for By The Cute And Girly this month is 'Roses are red.' I found an old set of Papermania stamps and just had to use them for my card as they couldn't have been more perfect.
They are coloured with Distress Markers (I'm still working on these, I like them, but they don't always come out quite as I expect!)
The image has been layered up with 3d foam to give the flowers some pop and I've broken into a new 6x6 pad of Dear Lizzy Lucky Charm for the spotty background paper.
The little rose charm on the front is an ancient one I found in the drawer; I really must get using up some more of my old supplies. I've just stamped an uncoloured single rose on the inside.
Moving Along With The Times - Love is in the air
Heck Of A Challenge - Love and flowers
Half-term week here and it's always show-time for us as the children perform in their annual dance show. This morning it was photo call time, where I have to drag them from their beds despite a late show finish the night before so that they can be photographed in their costumes by a professional photographer. An exhausting and ultimately expensive experience!! While I was there I heard that dressing room helpers might be short tonight. I don't usually do the night after the photo call, having been there all morning, but I feel I should offer. Update tomorrow, if I'm still standing!
** Kate **


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This post is about the source pages of Eclipse plugin project.
Following are the points of interest:
- The plug-in editor manages all three plug-in files at the same time.
- The manifest.mf file is where all the plug-in data and dependencies is stored.
Review the next part of this post.
The plugin.xml file contains the extensions and extension points declared