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Everyone loves a good love story, and when art and life converge, resistance is futile. Soprano Ailyn Pérez and tenor Stephen Costello met in school and, like many enduring couples, were friends before they became romantically involved — and subsequently married. Having conquered international opera stages both separately and together, they join forces here for a sublime collection of some of the most unabashedly romantic duets from opera and musical theater. Their chemistry is palpable and thrilling, especially in the former. Costello's bright, ringing tenor is insistent and irrepressible. His timbre frequently calls to mind the young Domingo, especially in the upper-middle register. Pérez's opulent soprano is more centered and contemplative, with shifting chiaroscuro. She unaffectedly harnesses emotion in every note and phrase in "Toi! Vous!… N'est-ce plus ma main," from Manon, using delicate pianissimos to build to her final desperate exhortations against Costello's vibrantly heroic attempts at resistance. In the charming "Suzel, buon dì!" (the cherry duet) from Mascagni's Amico Fritz, they bandy the flirtatious lines back and forth with a warm affection that informs their sound.
Pérez gains a more youthful affect without sacrificing color in "Signor né principe," from Rigoletto, and Costello's expansiveness carries just the right amount of machismo. The two inhabit Nemorino and Adina so thoroughly in "Esulti pur la Barbara," from L'Elisir d'Amore, that one can practically envision their physical interactions. In "Il se fait tard!" from Faust, Pérez's plea "Je veux t'aimer et te chérir" is heartbreakingly direct, while Costello's response, "Divine pureté!" captures a moment of unguarded wonder from the bedeviled hero. Curiously, the two most famous potboilers, "Un dì felice," from La Traviata, and "O soave fanciulla," from La Bohème, elicit the singers' least distinctive performances and are the most inclined to engender a hard edge in both voices.
The couple's connection sometimes seems less immediate in the musical-theater selections, even though they're singing in their native language. "One Hand, One Heart," from West Side Story, is sweetly attenuated, but Pérez and Costello don't seem to do much with it. Pérez compresses her sound a bit more than necessary in her solo verse of "If I Loved You," from Carousel; Costello is more successful in matching the weight of the music. The M-G-M-worthy sweep of the luscious orchestral sound achieved by Patrick Summers and the BBC Symphony carries the song, and both singers cut loose for an exciting climax. On the other hand, they fare quite well with "I'll Know," from Guys and Dolls. If it's a touch more operatic than conversational, both give attractive, characterful portrayals. Unfortunately, the wholly unnecessary addition of leaden time from the drums is distracting. Not surprisingly, the quasi-operatic "And This Is My Beloved," from Kismet, suits them best. The melody brings out a fruity color in Pérez's voice and a classic tenor croon in Costello's. It's a gorgeous rendering and a lovely way to end the collection, in terms of both sentiment and performance.
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Some Ashes history
The war between England and Australia continues in 2009.
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Australia is on a losing streak,however in Ashes Tests including the 2006/07 series Australia have had 121 wins while 95 wins go to England. There have been 84 draws.
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I actually got to spend a little bit of time on the screamer. But not enough to really do a full review on it yet. Hopefully tomorrow or this weekend there will be wind and I will have a video/review up by the end of next week. The Screamer is NUTS! Another rider and I demoed the Screamer and walked up to each other with huge smiles. We were absolutely blown away and couldn't stop smiling. I definitely want to upgrade my quiver to Screamers.
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Thanks for the useful summary of iPhone web-app tricks. I've been doing a bit of mobile-specific front-end work recently so I'd seen some of these tips, but not all of them and definitely not all in one place.
I want to chime in with the debate about scaling, echoing Rob L's concern over preventing users from scaling. I think it's an accessibility "no-no" and I"m constantly frustrated by the number of mobile site design articles advocating the idea. The web development community at large has spent the last 8-10 years collectively discussing how flexibility of design is the most practical way to help users of the widest range of abilities and devices, why suddenly stop when the pretty, hi-def, touchable screen from Apple becomes so popular?
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It will soon be that time again for fresh veggies, flowers and herbs. Starting Thursday, June 3, several vendors from the original Senior Center Tomahawk Farmers' Market will be joining the Girl Scouts' Flea Market at Washington Square to kick off what will hopefully be a successful joint venture. Come join us early at the park – some of us will be there before 7:30 a.m. – and spend the rest of the day in town.
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Claudia Marek is Medical Assistant to FM specialist R. Paul St. Amand, MD – director of the Los Angeles-based Fibromyalgia Treatment Center, Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine in Endocrinology at UCLA, and developer of the Guaifenesin Protocol for Fibromyalgia. This article is excerpted with kind permission from Claudia's classic book The First Year – Fibromyalgia.*
The Guaifenesin Protocol: A Possible Treatment Option
By Claudia Craig Marek
In 1994 a bit of serendipity brought a medication called guaifenesin to Dr. St. Amand's attention. In a short period of time it proved more effective than any of his previous Fibromyalgia medications with a wonderful postscript – it had no side effects! Guaifenesin: (gwy-FEN-e-sin) is an expectorant that thins mucus and helps to loosen phlegm.
While researching medications for Fibromyalgia, you'll probably come across a treatment using a medication called guaifenesin [a prescription medication until July 2002 and now sold as branded retail products in various strengths and delivery modes**]. Since this has proven effective for many Fibromyalgics, it is worth looking at. You should know that this treatment is experimental, although guaifenesin has been on the market for many years and used for other illnesses. To date there has been no successful double-blind study of its use for Fibromyalgia, but you will read that it has helped many people…
The Guaifenesin Protocol
The Guaifenesin Protocol is the work of R. Paul St. Amand, MD, an endocrinologist in Marina del Rey, California, who has dedicated over 40 years of his life to treating Fibromyalgia. He himself, as well as several members of his family, have the illness.
Dr. St. Amand believes that Fibromyalgia is an energy-deprivation disease.
He postulates that it's the inability of each cell to make abundant energy that is the cause for all the symptoms we experience, and this is why so many systems in our body malfunction simultaneously. Without enough energy, all our systems function marginally and we have many complaints. He believes that this underproduction of ATP [adenosine triphosphate] is caused by a slight excess of phosphate inside the cells' power stations, known as the mitochondria.
How guaifenesin works
According to Dr. St. Amand, taking guaifenesin starts a reversal process in Fibromyalgia by causing the kidneys to pull the excess phosphates from cells.
This causes all of your symptoms to come and go in turn: pain, fatigue, fibrofog, irritable bowel and bladder. Symptoms will exacerbate, diminish, and then clear in this cyclical fashion. Eventually, as time progresses, you become asymptomatic.
There is a specific way to find your dose of guaifenesin
When you start guaifenesin, the proper way to begin is with 300 mg twice daily. You should remain at 300 mg twice a day for one week. If you feel distinctly worse within a few days of starting your guaifenesin, you have started your reversal and there is no need to change your dose.
Don't be discouraged if you don't feel any differently during this first week. The fact is that the vast majority of patients don't. Six hundred milligrams a day will only reverse Fibromyalgia in about 20% of people, according to Dr. St. Amand.
At the end of the first week on guaifenesin, if you have felt no differently, you should raise your dose. The correct way to do this is by moving up to 600 mg twice a day, or doubling the dose you started at.
Dr. St. Amand has his patients stay at this higher dose for three more weeks. Again, a worsening of symptoms indicates that you have begun your reversal. If this is the case, you would stay at this dose, and not change it. Roughly 50% of patients start reversal at this level.
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Let's say you're one of the 30% of people who hasn't felt any worse after a month on 1200 mg of guaifenesin. It's normal to be afraid that this is just another treatment that isn't going to work for you, but you should just raise your dose to three pills a day. At this point it's highly likely that your symptoms will exacerbate. Only 10% of patients will need more guaifenesin, and will have to raise their dosage still higher, to 2400 mg a day.
Once you find the dose that causes your symptoms to escalate, there's no need to change it. All you have to do is continue to take guaifenesin. Your symptoms should cycle – that is, get better and then worse, better and then worse. Like a bouncing ball, they will get less dramatic, and good periods will become more pronounced. Eventually you should have all your symptoms under control.
You'll need to learn about salicylates
Guaifenesin's effect on the kidney is blocked by the chemical salicylate. Renal tubules, where the guaifenesin must act, have receptors just like other cells, and salicylates and guaifenesin compete for the same sites. Just as pain signals are blocked when pain medications dock in pain receptors, guaifenesin is blocked when salicylates park in the receptors it uses.
Avoiding salicylates means reading labels. It means you'll have to know what is in all the products you are using in and on your body. Both synthetic salicylates, like aspirin-containing medications, and some topical exfoliants and natural salicylates, like plant oils, gels, and extracts, will block guaifenesin's action.
Guaifenesin blockers
• Salicylate, salicylic acid, octislate in medications or topical products
• Oils with plant names (except soy, wheat, corn, oats)
• Gels with plant names (except soy, wheat, corn, oats)
• Extracts with plant names (except soy, wheat, corn, oats)
• Mint flavor, mint oil, menthol
• Plant compounds such as camphor, bisabol, pycnogenol®, or bioflavinoids
• All herbal medications.
Before you try guaifenesin, decide if it's right for you
There are several excellent sources for more information about using guaifenesin. I recommend you read the book I coauthored with Dr. St. Amand (What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Fibromyalgia). [And for answers to many of the questions other patients have asked about the protocol, see Q&A Session with Dr. St. Amand in ProHealth's library.]
On the Internet, you'll find Dr. St. Amand's papers and more information at http://www.fibromyalgiatreatment.com. Because Guaifenesin has not been approved by the FDA for this still experimental application, it should be used as such only with the approval and supervision of a medical doctor familiar with the patient and Protocol. Importantly, this site offers a state-by-state listing of medical professionals who have stated they're familiar with the Guaifenesin Protocol and have offered their contact information for interested patients. [Though it is not possible to ensure all this information is up-to-date, the list should provide a useful starting point.]
* The First Year – Fibromyalgia, 2003, Marlow & Company, New York; © Claudia Marek.
** The Fibromyalgia Treatment Center site provides an overview of guaifenesin sources [including Muxinex™ by Adams Labs (the FDA approved time released guaifenesin 600 mg), and a 400 mg fast acting product for additional dosing].
Note: The information in this article is not meant to diagnose, alleviate, treat, cure, or prevent any illness, condition, or disease, and has not been evaluated by the FDA. It is very important that you make no change in your healthcare plan or health support regimen without the careful collaborative review and approval of your professional healthcare team.


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He is Brian W. Smith, or Brian if youre scouting the Durangoans online Gridiron Green profile.
It might sound vanilla, but the Week 14 local Green champion shares a first name with a certain animated talking dog and a surname with a certain Hall of Fame defensive end who calls himself Bruce Smith, and that sounds a lot like Brian Smith both first names even start with a B and are five letters long.
Theres also Emmitt Smith and Jackie Smith, too. (Oddly enough, there are no Brians in the NFL Hall of Fame, though.)
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Smith went 12-4 to win our 14th Green, one better than the Gridiron Guru, who was 11-5 and ran his overall record to 128.5-78.5 this season.
I was 3-for-3 in primetime games and scored upsets at Minnesota (vs. Chicago), at Washington (vs. Baltimore) and at Buffalo (vs. St. Louis.)
Cliff Pick of Lemars, Iowa, had all the right picks well, almost, 15 out of 16 to win the national Green.
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Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 6:20 p.m. (NFL Network) Is Philly trending upward with its rookie QB? Nah. I still like the late-season Bengals, even if they did disappoint last weekend vs. Dallas. Pick: Bengals, 19-13. Line: Bengals by 3.
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Green Bay at Chicago, 11 a.m. The Packers are finding a run game and are starting to get their game tight. Pick: Packers, 27-17. Line: Packers by 3.
Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 11 a.m. That loss to the Eagles is going to hurt. Pick: Saints, 30-27. Line: Saints by 3½.
Minnesota at St. Louis, 11 a.m. The Rams are good against the run and even better at home. Pick: Rams, 21-20. Line: Rams by 3.
Indianapolis at Houston, 11 a.m. Are the Colts chasing the Texans, or is it the other way around? Pick: Texans, 23-21. Line: Texans by 8½.
N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 11 a.m. (KASA) Are the Giants chasing the Falcons, or is it the other way around? Pick: Giants, 26-20. Line: Falcons by 1.
Washington at Cleveland, 11 a.m. Dont worry, RG3s dad says the kid will play. Pick: Redskins, 17-13. Line: Off.
Jacksonville at Miami, 11 a.m. The Jaguars are not good. Pick: Dolphins, 17-9. Line: Dolphins by 7.
Denver at Baltimore, 11 a.m. (KCNC, KREZ; KRSJ 100.5 FM) These two teams are going in the opposite direction. Pick: Broncos, 28-27. Line: Broncos by 2½.
Carolina at San Diego, 2:05 p.m. Both teams showed unexpected life last week. Pick: Chargers, 30-28. Line: Chargers by 3.
Detroit at Arizona, 2:05 p.m. Finally, a winnable game for the Lions. Pick: Lions, 24-13. Line: Lions by 6½.
Seattle vs. Buffalo, at Toronto, 2:05 p.m. The Seahawks notoriously are bad away from home, but this isnt exactly a home game for the Bills, either. Pick: Seahawks, 24-10. Line: Seahawks by 3.
Kansas City at Oakland, 2:25 p.m. Gross. Maybe Run-DMC will be worth watching. Pick: Raiders, 19-17. Line: Raiders by 3.
Pittsburgh at Dallas, 2:25 p.m. (KCNC, KREZ) The Boys havent exactly played like men in their big, new, fancy stadium, and Big Ben is one more game removed from injury. Pick: Steelers, 23-17. Line: Cowboys by 1.
San Francisco at New England, 6:20 p.m. (KOBF, KUSA) Now heres a game worth the price of admission. The Patriots dismantling of the Texans on Monday Night Football was a message to the NFL. Do it again, and even the Old England will be all ears. Pick: Patriots, 24-17. Line: Patriots by 3.
Monday, Dec. 17
N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 6:30 p.m. (ESPN) Theres no way the Jets are getting into the playoffs, right? At 6-7 overall and despite their clowns reputation in the New York tabloids, the Jets are in wild-card position with the Titans, the Chargers (home) and the Bills left on their schedule. Pick: Titans, 14-13. Line: Titans by 1.


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"We humans are one among millions of separate species who live in a world burgeoning, overflowing with life. And yet, most species that ever were are no more. After flourishing for one hundred fifty million years, the dinosaurs became extinct. Every last one. No species is guaranteed its tenure on this planet. And humans, the first beings to devise the means for their own destruction, have been here for only several million years. "We are rare and precious because we are alive, because we can think. We are privileged to influence and perhaps control our future. We have an obligation to fight for life on Earth — not just for ourselves but for all those, humans and others, who came before us and to whom we are beholden, and for all those who, if we are wise enough, will come after. There is no cause more urgent than to survive to eliminate on a global basis the growing threats of nuclear war, environmental catastrophe, economic collapse and mass starvation. These problems were created by humans and can only be solved by humans. No social convention, no political system, no economic hypothesis, no religious dogma is more important.
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Dr. James Fick, a neurosurgeon with the Penn State Hershey Neuroscience Institute, knows how much difference 1 millimeter can make. The slightest movement of his scalpel during surgery can mean the difference between someone walking or not walking — or even life and death. But new surgical technologies are giving him peace of mind, allowing him to breathe a little easier.
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I'm 42, a police officer and a stroke survivor. I am interested in sharing my story. On the morning of Friday June 14, 2013 I awoke at 6:30 to get ready to drive my boys, Brandon 3rd grade & Brett 2nd grade; to school at Rev. Brown School in Sparta, NJ. I realized I had a headache in the base of my head where it meets my neck in the back. I shrugged it off as I had in the past and dressed and prepared a pot of coffee. As I filled the coffee with water over the sink my balance felt off & I felt tingling under my eyes on my face. I stepped back and went down to one knee. My wife asked if I was "joking around" and I replied that I wasn't. I walked 7-10 steps into our living room and again guided myself to my knee first, then to a lying position on my back. My wife Marilyn asked if she should call 911 and I said No, being a police officer I thought I could handle what was about to occur. Marilyn called anyway as I began to experience a seizure-eye rolls, slurring speech, etc. The New Jersey State Police, St. Clare's paramedics and Allamuchy ambulance arrived at my house. The first responders were outstanding and quickly diagnosed my condition as a stroke. Apparently, I went into "locked-in" syndrome and only my eyes we're working. I was moved by ambulance to a landing zone and loaded into a Care One helicopter. As I was loaded in, I'm told my breathing rate declined significantly and during the 7 minute flight to Morristown Memorial Hospital I was intibated. The MMH and Dr. Ronald Zbenitez located a blood clot in my brain stem and Dr. Benitez performed the MERCI procedure on me. They saved my life and I'm forever greatful. In the days that followed I went from ICU to a regular hospital bed and off to an in patient rehab facility. Atlantic Rehabilitation Institute (ARI). It's been a long Summer, but I'm back to work fighting everyday.
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Whaat you're not going to throw that Windows 7 party?!!??? ;)
Hmmmm. That Windows 7 would be great on my MacBook, I'm running the RC1? on Parallels now.
I will probably upgrade to Windows7 from Vista on the main desktop.
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I thought the whole "Windows House Party" thing was a joke, a marketing gimmick, and whatever else non-real. I had no idea Microsoft was actually expecting people to really throw a party over this! What a strange idea! Then again, we had "Tupperware" parties in the 70's and 80's, so who knows?
Perhaps you should keep this stuff sealed up and untouched! You are a collector, after all, so perhaps this thing might be worth something down the road. I imagine it's going to be somewhat rare, after all! But then again, free Windows 7.... I probably couldn't resist tearing that out of the package.
Thanks for showing this. Heck, this video should be of interest to people far outside the AA circles.
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Indeed. It is an interesting marketing gimmick that obviously is working (it's got us all talking about it and even filming it!). I'm sure lots of people will actually throw a party, and it'd be kinda hard NOT to talk about Windows 7 at such an event.
And why shouldn't we celebrate it? People celebrate the Super Bowl, etc., things that ultimately have no impact on our daily lives. Windows 7, by contrast, could affect you on a daily basis if you install it.
I seem to be finding ways to force myself to pay full retail for Windows 7. I didn't preorder. I didn't consider (know about) the party idea...I am just doomed to have to pay for the upgrade, I guess.
Been running the release candidate awhile. Seems like a decent OS.
Have fun with the party goodies, Bill.
I'm in the same predicament, Chris. Not really eager to mess with my main, and no other computer I have would be worth the effort. I think I'll probably sit tight with Vista until I'm ready to upgrade to a new machine.
Windows Vista: Core2Duo Laptop 1.5Ghz, 2Gb, integrated graphics -> Stays Windows Vista ? (daily use)
Windows XP: AMD2 core cpu, Acer mini desktop 2.0Ghz, 1Gb, integrated graphics -> Stays Windows XP! (daily use)
Windows XP: Core2Duo Dekstop 2.8Ghz, 4Gb, 9800GTS Nvidia games rig -> upgrade to Windows 7? (occasional gaming use)
Windows XP: Pentium4 Dell Optiplex GX270 2.0Ghz, 2.0Gb, 6200 Nvidia -> stays Windows XP! (server)
Windows Vista Ultimate: Core2Duo Acer Desktop 2.0Ghz, 4Gb, 8600 Nvidia -> stays Windows Vista? (daily use)
OSX Snow Leopard: Core2Duo MacBook Aluminum Unibody 2.4Ghz, 4Gb, 9400M Nvidia -> Could dual boot with Windows 7 or run it in parallels easily, do so now with Windows 7 RC and use that as a Windows gaming platform as well.
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I don't really see the point in upgrading to Windows 7, perhaps for the gaming rig if the hardware remains current enough for more newer games. I don't plan on upgrading that hardware anytime soon. I think I will keep my daily use desktop Vista because if you maintain it regularly it chugs along in a reliable manner -> am I wrong to keep it Vista?
I would be interested in installing it Dual Boot (Bootcamp) or in Parallels or VMWare on my MacBook.
So at worst I could need 3 copies of Windows 7, perhaps even 4 if Elise wants it on the Laptop - we do need to expand the memory on that then.
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I already ordered two upgrade copies off of Amazon for $50 each when there was that small window that retailers were doing so. That should arrive at the very end of this month. Of course those are not the "Ultimate" versions with the Windows XP virtualization mode. I really have only two main systems, my laptop and my wife's. Both of those will naturally go from the Windows 7 RC to a clean install of Windows 7. Most likely mine will get Ultimate and Christina's will get the regular upgrade. I'm still torn about building a cheap gaming rig and putting Windows 7 on that, though I'm probably just fine with my Pentium 4 Dell as a gaming PC if I don't run the games at a high setting. I'll definitely have to do some experiments, but worst case - if you want to call it that - I'll just sell one of the Amazon copies of Windows 7.
I'm looking forward to setting aside time to install Windows 7 , because both our systems could really use clean installs. I even bought a new 320GB 7200RPM hard drive for my laptop to replace the old 80GB 7200RPM that's in it right now. This way I can transition without worry of having to pull stuff from a backup.
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There is nothing quite like a fresh install. It's like taking a shower after going camping for the weekend. Ahhhh!
I am dual-booting Windows Vista and 7 on my primary machine. All the laptops run XP. I was one of those people that didn't have any problems with Vista, and Windows 7 didn't appear to offer that much of a change in speed. Still, I suppose I am looking forward to picking up 7, doing a wipe of both OSes currently installed, and then finally putting on an official copy of 7.
I remember reading about the "family license" that allows three installs of Windows 7 inside of one's family, however I am unaware of the pricing. Perhaps it would be helpful for multiple installs? Then again...it may simply be Microsoft charging you the same thing that they would for three physical copies of the OS and only giving you a single copy.
Believe it or not, in my town of 18,000 people, there are at least 3 Windows 7 parties on the register. Easy way to get a free copy, I guess.


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Spectators Invited to Cheer on Athletes
Dana Hills High School (DHHS) will be welcoming CUSD middle and high school Special Olympians to the Special Olympics track & field event taking place Monday, April 17, 2017. Opening ceremonies begin at 9:45 a.m.
In collaboration with the Special Olympics of Southern California, more than 200 students from six secondary schools have been invited to participate. These students are enrolled in the District's STEPS (Structured Teaching Educating Prepared Students) classes.
Thirteen classes representing grades 6-12 will compete in the 100-meter dash, relay race, shot put, and long jump events. Additional activities include a cheer clinic, tug-o-war, and a face painting booth coordinated by Dana Hills High School students.
The program's volunteers are sponsored by the Special Olympics of Southern California, which is also funding student transportation to the event and lunches for the athletes. Both student participation and division victories will be celebrated with award ribbons.
This project is a collective effort among the District administration, Special Olympics, teachers, parent volunteer groups, community clubs, local businesses, DHHS campus leadership, and the DHHS student body including cheerleaders, DHHS Associated Student Union, DHHS Football, the South Orange County School of Arts, the pep squad, track and field teams, and "peer buddies."
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The Sapporo Snow Festival is over! And yesterday, workers began destroying the huge snow sculptures with diggers.
For decades now, the Sapporo Snow Festival featured some truly impressive large-scale snow sculptures. And when the event is over, the organizers don't sit around and wait for them to melt.
In the video below, you can see yesterday's destruction:
Before the destruction begins, the Japanese Self Defense Force, which is brought in to destroy these things, purifies the sculptures with sake. You can see a bit of that in this 2011 clip:
Here is the One Piece sculpture being destroyed at the 2012 festival:
The Toriko sculpture from that same year:
The 2009 festival:
And now with sad music and snow head decapitation.
So brutal.
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Recap: Intro to Graph Databases | Webinar Series #1Thanks to all of those who attended our Intro to Graph Databases on Wednesday, July 13. We had a great turnout and LOADS of fantastic questions!
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- Can keys/values be first class objects? -@PatrickDurusau
- What is the best Clojure library for Neo4J? Some of them seem quite old, is that because this is a "solved problem" or nobody cares…. -DJ
- How does CAP theorem apply to neo4j? -MK
- Is Facebook using neo4j for their social graph? -Anonymous
- Can there be multiple relationships between nodes? -Anonymous
- So, can Neo both know and love Trinity? -Anonymous
- What does the 4j in neo4j stand for? -Anonymous
- Shouldn't it be "At depth %d => %sn" in the example? 'np' just a type in the slides, I guess. -DM
- Is there a performance penalty if there is a large number of nodes linked to a single node or does this not matter? -DM
- What if Trinity was in love with Morpheus? Will Trinity's node be returned because she only has the outgoing "LOVES" relationship? There was no check if the node the relationship points to is the start node. -BP
- If possible, can you please take one simple example and explain the difference in representation between connected database and Graph database. -SR??
- Is the Cypher query language implemented in the programming language like LINQ or is it String-based? -US
- Are there other Traversers that return a set of Relations rather than a set of Nodes? -US
- Seems you have reinvented the hierarchical data model that was used in the late 60's, 70's and early 80's and was then replaced by the relational model. –AG
The navigational databases back then were a pain to work with. They lacked good abstractions for working with the data, and required trained specialists to work with. Relational databases took over the market because of their structured query language, this meant that any developer could use relational databases.
A lot has changed since that time. The biggest game changer has been the advent of object oriented programming. Objects gives us the abstraction we need for making graph databases accessible as a pattern to work with for anyone. We are of course working on making Neo4j even more user friendly, with efforts such as Cypher. Having the foundation of a clear object model for the graph makes such efforts possible, and make navigational databases interesting again.
- Is the traversal asynchronous? -NV
- How do I get the node that I want to work with from the Graph DB ? I mean how do I get i.e. Mr Andersson? -RE
- How can you deal with versions of graphs? Or, just versions of key-value properties, for example, if you wanted to keep the date a relationship or a specific property on a node changed while keep the old value (the history, or last version)?
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at 40:30 in the video, will that traverser traverse all KNOWS relationships before it stops? even though only one LOVES was found ?
that seems like a sound yes …
Then maybe, can we make a traverser that parses all LOVES relationships ? seems less operations to be done, at least in that example
why did my anon comment disappear after 10 seconds? that explains why there are no comments 😛
@40:30, he wanted to find all people who ARE friends who love SOMEBODY. If you wanted to find all people who loved NEO, you could search all LOVES relationships on the INCOMING direction.

The results of the two queries could be drastically different, however (if, say, Cypher loved himself).
please tell the procedure how to connect an database with neo4j a graph database?
You could look at http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/snapshot/index.html to get started with Neo4j and the Neo4j Server …


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Using an analog PBX with the FRITZ!Box
Devices connected to your analog PBX can use all of the telephone numbers that were entered in the FRITZ!Box. To do so, you must connect the PBX to the FRITZ!Box and configure both devices for use at the same time.
Note:All instructions on configuration and settings given in this guide refer to the latest FRITZ!OS for the FRITZ!Box.
1 Configuring telephone numbers in the FRITZ!Box
First, configure all of your telephone numbers in the FRITZ!Box:
- Configure your internet telephone numbers in the FRITZ!Box.
2 Connecting the PBX to the FRITZ!Box
- Connect the PBX to an analog extension on the FRITZ!Box (for example "FON 1").
3 Configuring the PBX in the FRITZ!Box
- Click "Telephony" in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
- Click "Telephony Devices" in the "Telephony" menu.
- Click the "Configure New Device" button.
- Enable the option "Telephone (with or without answering machine)" and click "Next".
- Select the port (for example "FON 1") that you connected the PBX to and click "Next".
- Follow the wizard's instructions. The wizard takes you through the configuration of your PBX.


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