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Weldtronics necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 158 diseños de 56 diseñadores freelance.
Weldtronics Australia (http://www.weldtronics.com.au)
- Providing innovative welding solutions to the Resources and Oil & Gas industry
- We use a purpose built specialised fabrication workshop, and our own innovative mobile welding workshops to complete work on specific projects.
- We can repair, modify and fabricate/manufacture Titanium, Zirconian, Zecor, Super Duplex (SX), Saramat, exotic and carbon steel equipment including, piping, preheater and pressure vessels, valves, and acid injection spools.
Our target audience is specifically the resources sector - mining, oil&gas. Mainly mechanical / chemical engineers, mid 30's to 50's. Construction, project managers who are responsible for procurement of specialist pipe and pressure vessel fabrication to construct refineries, LNG processing trains - stainless steel, titanium, zirconium, super duplex, special alloy fabrication and welding.
We are currently operating in the mining sectors, but need to specifically target new markets in the oil and gas sector. We have minimal exposure to this area.
Contemporary logo design is required - one that will be transferrable to all mediums including stationery, online, mobile devices (iPhones etc), vehicles, buildings, clothing, hard hats.
A visual image that reflects the business core - ie specialised stainless steel, titanium welding either using the Weldtronics text name or a stylised image - open to be creative!
Current website http://www.weldtronics.com.au has just been loaded so we have CMS access, so is very basic, brochure based site - nothing fancy or creative, but has information on the business services and products for reference.
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Jewelry and Watches
Our fine jewelry shop has the latest in high fashion watches, earrings, and necklaces. Get the top name brand designers from Vera Wang to Rolex. Or buy your wife a new diamond ring. We have it all, kid's necklaces, men's watches, Tissot, Seiko, Tag Hueur and more. Stop in and see how far our great prices will stretch your budget.
Home and Garden
Enjoy gardening? Our home and garden center has everything to suit your needs. We have roses, shrubs, seeds, bulbs and everything else that grows. We can also handle all your home repair and remodel needs as well. Hammers, nails, plaster, screw guns from Bosch, Makita, and Stanley. Or sleep comfortably at night on a new feather bed and sheet set. Find all this and more in our Home and Garden center!
Our Audio center has the best selection of audio gear. Speakers, amps, wiring, and receivers from Sony, JVC, and Alpine all at low low prices. Replace that old home surround system with the latest 5.1 digital audio from Bose. Annoy the neighbors with a high powered sound system. Sing the night away on a new karaoke system and get all the new music from our Audio store.
Office Supplies
Our office supply center can serve all your home office needs. We carry staplers, chairs, desks, bookcases and the latest in comfort from Aeron. Send a fax and look professional with the latest multifunction printers from HP, Lexmark, and Canon. Or pretty up the office with some art. Don't forget the water cooler when you come shop at our Office supply store.
Toys and Hobbies
Kids and adults love toys. Our toy and hobby store has it all; from GI JOE to Barbie. We have RC cars, RC airplanes, submarines, and trucks. Play a board game with the family or buy a new model rocket to lose in the park. Don't forget your gift shopping. Kids love action figures, toy boats, trains, slides, and the classics such as Frisbee and Lego.

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Sands Point is a village located at the northernmost tip of the Cow Neck Peninsula on the North Shore of Long Island in Nassau County, New York, United States. The Incorporated Village of Sands Point lies within the town of North Hempstead. The population was 2,675 at the 2010 census.
Are you looking for a Sands Point movers to move you from Sands Point, New York? We are Professional Moving Company Sands Point in NY. We provide local furniture removal services in Sands Point and across America from our branch and storage facilities in Los Angeles CA, Dallas, TX and Metuchen, NJ – not counting our numerous trucks and trailers throughout the country which never get off the road.
All of our branches operate a fleet of specialist furniture moving vehicles designed to help you with your local move in Nassau County, Hempstead, North Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Suffolk County, Babylon, Huntington, Islip, Smithtown, Brookhaven, Southampton, Riverhead, East Hampton, Shelter Island, Southold, Fire Island in New York. We have a range of options from full packing services in Long Island where you don't have to lift a finger to our cost effective hourly rate options where we simply provide the vehicle and labor if you have packed everything already. We produce our moving services in area with zip 11001. Our company give you Cheap moving service in Bellerose.
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Today's Family: Proclamation Still a Clarion Call
26 July 2011
"The Family: A Proclamation to the World" remains "a clarion call to protect and strengthen families," according to Elder M. Russell Ballard, who says it is also "a stern warning in a world where declining values and misplaced priorities threaten to destroy society by undermining its basic unit."
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We All Share Pioneer Legacy
22 July 2011
How do more than 14 million Church members throughout the world, from various backgrounds and origins, share in a common pioneer heritage? What does it mean to be a pioneer today?
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15 July 2011
"Our promised blessings are beyond measure," President Thomas S. Monson declares. "Though the storm clouds may gather, though the rains may pour down upon us, our knowledge of the gospel and our love of our Heavenly Father and of our Savior will comfort and sustain us and bring joy to our hearts as we walk uprightly and keep the commandments. There will be nothing in this world that can defeat us. My beloved brothers and sisters, fear not. Be of good cheer. The future is as bright as your faith."
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Two weeks ago the first official look at the cast of X-Men: First Class hit the net in what can only be described as a messy concoction of negative reactions, even from the director of the film, who did not approve of the amateur photoshop work.
Matthew Vaughn did his best to spin something positive out of the situation, by talking about the film's story, characters and costumes, while releasing some better images (actual stills) from the film. While Vaughn made a good effort to paint the film in a better light, inevitably our best measure of this film is going to come from the official X-Men: First Class trailer.
While they started off the marketing on the wrong foot, and while the film is being rushed to make its critical Summer release date, the fifth installment in Twentieth Century Fox's X-Men franchise looks to rectify the mistakes of the previous two films (X-Men 3 and Wolverine) and re-launch the series in a new (and hopefully better) direction.
Watch and enjoy the X-Men: First Class trailer to see if they're in fact heading in the right direction:
X-Men: First Class pulls viewers back in time to the 1960s when mutants are unknown to the world and for the most part, to each other, as we discover the origins of Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) and Erik Lehnsherr (Michael Fassbender) before they part ways and end up on opposite sides of the human-mutant conflict, becoming Professor X and Magneto, respectively.
Surprisingly, the video is actually not too different from the leaked X-Men: First Class trailer description from a month ago, which is a good thing, as what was described sounded pretty amazing. Now we know that it looks amazing as well, but how telling is it of the final product? I remember getting excited about the trailers for X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine, only to be let down twice.
Here are key screen grabs from the trailer for a better look at the characters of X-Men: First Class:
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myfriendbeadie necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 71 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
Neutral Bay Laser and Dermatology Clinic
Neutral Bay Laser and Dermatology Clinic has been established for over 10 years and is one of Sydney's largest and most established dermatology laser clinics.
The clinic is owned and led by an established, trusted and respected dermatologist who is supported by a team of Doctors and qualified nurses.
Lasers are becoming more prevalent in the treatment of skin conditions – both medical and cosmetic. They are perfect for treatment of conditions including facial wrinkles, sallow and sun-damaged skin, pigmentation, acne scars, face, neck and leg veins, age warts, birthmarks, unwanted hair or tattoos.
With the increasing demand for laser treatment, this largely unregulated market has seen the emergence of a lot of clinics offering laser treatment and these can be run by any practitioner (medical or beautician) who invests in a laser. A key differentiator for Neutral Bay Laser and Dermatology Clinic is the fact that the clinic is Doctor/Dermatologist owned and run and that the staff are highly experienced and qualified.
Women and Men who are interested in cosmetic procedures to keep them looking young and beautiful
Secondary target market of GP's, Dermatologists, Plastic Surgeons who will refer people to the surgery for dermatology treatment.
The positioning of the clinic must be credible.
The purpose of this brief is to initiate the development of a logo and colour palate for Neutral Bay Laser and Dermatology Clinic.
This logo will be rolled out across multiple marketing assets including signage in the clinic, the website, printed collateral, advertising and potentially uniforms.
It therefore needs to work as equally well in a single colour, black and white and also full colour.
As part of this process, we are also seeking the definition of a colour palate that will be used in the clinic, for the website, in advertising and potentially for uniforms. Pls see attached brief for requirements here.
The final agreed logo should be provided in both low res (JPEG format) for the web and also high res format (eg EPS) for printing purposes
Please see attached brief for detailed design requirements. I have also attached a ppt of competitors in this space. We want to avoid a logo or colour palatte that looks like any competitors in the Australian market.
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At long last, it appears that someone has finally come out with some Kevlar® watch straps that actually contain Kevlar®. And this time they're from a reputable brand, and even priced at a sane price point!
Vintage, Military, and Omega Watch Blog
At long last, it appears that someone has finally come out with some Kevlar® watch straps that actually contain Kevlar®. And this time they're from a reputable brand, and even priced at a sane price point!
Posted in Straps.
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Here's one of the military versions of the Omega Speedmaster Professional X-33 presently featured on eBay:
Posted in Military Watches, Omega Watches, X-33.
– 02 October 2010
James M. Cameron, one of the founders and the primary visionary behind the Corvus Watch Co., was convicted in federal court last month on 13 counts associated with child pornography.
James founded the Corvus Watch Company along with his brother Tom after being fired from his job as a drug prosecutor in Maine. Cameron had previously posted under the name "camfam" in watch enthusiast forums.
All else aside there was a lot to like about Corvus watches themselves. The Corvus "Bradley" model was itself based on a Bulova prototype made in the 1950s to compete for the same contract that was ultimately won by the now-legendary Tornek-Rayville TR-900. The Bulova design never went into production, but the Tornek Raville TR-900 is now highly sought after by collectors and examples typically trade in the low 5 figures when they can be found at all.
Posted in General, Military Watches.
– 26 September 2010
Re: 1945 US Army Omega 2179/?
Hello, I have inherited One of these watches, and will probably be sending it to Time&Gold in Vancouver for service. I think it would benefit from having the crystal replaced as the original is badly scratched up. I was wondering if You might know the size of crystal I would need? I have located a genuine Omega crystal #2191 – 30.6mm, is this one correct? Thanks or any help You can offer. – Al
Hi Al,
Posted in Military Watches, Vintage Watches.
– 25 September 2010
So just how accurate should a vintage mechanical watch be?
The short answer: it depends.
The accuracy of a vintage watch is at the ultimately at mercy of its original quality and construction, and accuracy perhaps owes even more so to the quality of its upkeep over the years.
A high-quality, chronometer-grade watch that was carefully maintained and cared for over the years by skilled watchmakers could potentially approach chronometer standards still today. However, a more inexpensive design that incurred a greater degree of wear and tear in everyday situations that wasn't as conscientiously maintained might not nearly be capable of such accuracy.
Posted in Vintage Watches.
– 21 September 2010
Here are some snaps of one of the special edition Omega SAS Planet Ocean watches made especially for Britain's 22nd Special Air Service (SAS). Rumors of a planned Omega SAS Planet Ocean have been around as early as January 2009, but so far as I'm aware these are some of the first if not the first images that have reached the collector community.
Aside from the caseback engraving they appear to be identical to the regular production retail version of the Planet Ocean.
And once again, the overwhelming majority of the modern "military" Omegas like this are/were purchased out of pocket with private funds by the Troopers themselves and should not be termed "issued." They are still quite exclusive as they are (usually) only available to the unit that commissions a special caseback design.
Posted in Military Watches, Modern Watches, Omega Watches.
– 20 September 2010
It doesn't even take that much of an eagle eye to observe that Wired.com reviewer Dylan Tweeney sports a black G10 (aka "NATO") type strap on his new review of the latest version of Apple's iPod Nano. In fact, Tweeney makes it plainly obvious and even volunteers that the strap was not supplied by Apple and was his own personal choice.
It's become a familiar refrain around vintage and military watch communities by now to cry "COOLHUNTING!" when some artifact of milwatchery presents itself thusly in the mainstream. And in fact, it begins to seem that such claims might well be well-founded when a tech from the likes of San Francisco shows up with a vintage British military styled nylon strap to equip his latest-and-greatest iPod Nano. Especially when there doesn't seem to be any outwardly good reason for doing so.
I'm just sayin'.
Posted in Military Watches, Straps.
– 19 September 2010
As much as I gripe about modern makers flogging supposed military connections of their watches that frequently have little if any basis in fact, it's easy to forget that the phenomenon is not exclusive to the modern era.
Heck, for that matter the entire evolution from pocket to wrist watches was borne out of soldiers' preference for the convenience of watches worn on the wrist during WWI that subsequently became popular in the civilian market, so it only makes sense I guess.
The Cincinati, Ohio-based Gruen Watch Company was an importer of partially finished Swiss-made movements that became especially famous for its "Veri-Thin" and "Curvex" models. And although Gruen never made any official military issue watches over the course of its lifetime of which I'm aware, they sure weren't afraid to let that stand in the way of using military themes in their war-era advertising.
Posted in Military Watches, Vintage Watches.
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I have a story in Torquere Press' Galleons and Gangplanks! http://www.torquerepress.com/fiction/galleonsandgangplanks.html
Pirates! Captives! Sword fights and ship battles! We love our precious yes we do!
I have a new book out from Changeling Press. The third and last book of the Pack Mentality series, called Big Bad Wolf.
This one may appeal to even those readers who didn't want to read books one and two. It follows Steve, who appeared in book two, Myra's Mate, and his new stalker... er, love interest, the pack alpha, Kamen. Yup. All m/m, this one. ;) My editor said it was the best of the three, and who am I to argue? (Though I admit, there's a scene in book one with Sasha and Liam that remains the hottest scene I've ever written for Changeling...)
The whole series can be found here: http://www.changelingpress.com/catalog.php?upt=book&ufilter=series&sid=85
Starts with Alpha Bites, then Myra's Mate, then Big Bad Wolf! Woot
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Saturday, April 07, 2007
Galleons and Gangplanks
A new quartet of stories from Torquere Press, debuting in one book! It will be in print and ebook, and comes out next week!
Featuring me, Sean Micahel, Willa Okati and Mychael Black, it's all about historical priates, baybee!
Featuring me, Sean Micahel, Willa Okati and Mychael Black, it's all about historical priates, baybee!
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The whole reason I do things like this is to learn.
Hi all, I've used Arduino in the past to do some fun solid state stuff, but I've never made anything MOVE. I went out and bought parts that ended up not working together (got an H-bridge for a unipolar motor),


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Not So Picture Perfect
What if I told you that a photograph was worth a thousand words? But what words? What if the words were "unethical" and "fiction"? Though many would deny this claim, for the indigenous Maya people of Yucatán, it's far from falsehood. What may have seemed like a typical act of journalism has in actuality created … Continue reading Not So Picture Perfect


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So you need to send emails. Pretty simple right? Not so fast. It doesn't matter how easy your language or framework makes sending emails, if you try to do it on your own be prepared to configure mail servers, setup Spam-related DNS entries, and still wonder if mail is actually being delivered. And your applications needs to process incoming email? Back to the config files, piping mail to your script - or just end up polling a POP or IMAP box. That's what I had to do, back in the day. Fortunately, like so many things today, there's an API for that. Actually there are a few.
Here's an overview of four transactional email APIs that offer incoming and outgoing email:
- Email Yak API
- Mailgun API
- Postmark API, the newest, having added support for receiving email in the past few weeks.
- SendGrid API
(If I've missed one, let me know.)
If you're integrating an API into your existing system, the ability to send mail using SMTP may make that initial process pretty painless. All but EmailYak support sending via SMTP, with various implementations.
For Postmark, your API Key is the user and password, MailGun assigns a set of SMTP credentials for your account, and SendGrid uses the login credentails for your account (the same used to log into the admin interface). Changing that behavior looks to be something SendGrid is planning to change.
Send API
EmailYak and Postmark provide an API endpoint accepting a POST with the JSON representation of an email message. Property names are different between the APIs; however, the JSON structure is relatively similar.
Mailgun and SendGrid accept a more HTTP like request, with properties sent as form parameters. SendGrid accepts a GET or a POST (being a self-described non-RESTful API), while Mailgun only accepts POST. MailGun also allows you to POST a full MIME encoded message.
Receive API
All APIs can be configured to deliver email to a web URL. Both Postmark and EmailYak send a JSON body representing the email message as a POST to your web URL.
Just like the Send API, SendGrid and Mailgun deliver the email as a set of HTTP form parameters, with any attachments sent as a file upload.
With EmailYak, the callback URL can be configured to send a notification containing the message id and a few other parameters, instead of the full email data. EmailYak will also store incoming messages which can be accessed using the API.
For similar purposes MailGun allows mailboxes to be created, which can be accessed using standard POP or IMAP interfaces. Mailgun also has rich filter and routing support, allowing emails to be sent to various URLs and mailboxes depending on mail headers.
Tracking & Other Features
SendGrid and Mailgun provide tracking for unsubscribes, opens, and clicks, along other features. Postmark provides bounce tracking. Mailgun allows messages to be scheduled. Postmark allows your email to be segmented into 'servers'. Each server has its own API key, and incoming email address. Mailgun and SendGrid also support email templates. SendGrid allows you to pass additional commands through SMTP headers.
Hopefully this overview has given you an idea of which API fits your needs best. Any of the four should make life easier than dealing with server configuration and incoming messages directly.


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Nuclear power is a dangerous but powerful technology - there are many different reactor designs, you cannot judge the entire technology based on one reactor complex built in the 70's right by the ocean and near a major fault line.. That said, renewable energy sources should be completely utilized, and if nuclear power plants are built, they should be the safest designs (designed to shut down automatically if power is lost) in the safest locations (not by major cities, fault lines, volcanoes, ect...)
Honestly I really do not know much about the science and technology of nuclear power... all I really take away is that nuclear power is complex, powerful, and risky... a true double edged sword, it holds great potential for both epic destruction and power generation.
@ Dogly:
You wrote "Tell that to the dead Japanese people".
Do you mean the 3 people who died at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear?
Two died at the tsunami, probably by downing. Another one died May 14th, probably by heart attack.
Two people have be hospitalized due to radioactive burns, but I have not found any information that they died.
Consider that this was a huge industrial accident under the most severe conditions for handling the accident, massive earth quake and tsunami, this attest to how safe nuclear power is.
The accident at Fukushima was very bad accident, maybe as bad as it can get at an western civilian nuclear power plant and yet no one died due to radition at the accident.
The Onagawa Nuclear Reactor is on the closest point of land to the epicenter of the recent earthquake, actually sticking out towards it like an arrow. This reactor was entirely unaffected by quake aside from the standard precautionary shutdown and the only radiation increase for it was a little contamination blown over from the other, very old, Fukushima 1 & Fukushima 2.
The Japanese locals themselves -though not happy about the radiation evacuation -were somewhat irritated by the excessive attention about the nuclear plants when the earthquake and tsunami had been far more destructive.
The success of the Onagawa Reactor has NOT been widely reported.
I suspect that, just as the nuclear freeze campaign of the early 1980's was funded by the Soviet Union who had the most to gain from it, this anti-nuclear energy hysteria is secretly funded by OPEC. No other alternative energy can both provide the volume of energy needed to, say, manufacture a locomotive, or be expanded in the future (as we cannot create many new rivers for hydro-electric dams, nor create vast new geothermal supplies, and sun, wave, & wind are inadequate for large scale production). I apologize that this does imply that you are a dupe of OPEC, but you did call us pollyannas. I do concede that I have no idea how to confirm this admitted conspiracy theory, but how would it be possible to confirm it?
Ya, Robert Prickett, I'm a commie pinko plant. People in Japan are STILL dying. Nice and slow, the way you like it. Makes them harder to count. Thousands of other animals were abandoned to hunger, thirst and die of radiation sickness after the accident. What do you here care? Calling those who promote this unready technology Pollyannas is a compliment. Your heartless, callous attitude toward nature and life makes me sick. You would rather destroy life on earth than pay more for energy.
Are you really so naive as to believe reports by the Japanese government and nuclear power company? I hope you are only a child with no experience of life.
Are you really so naive to believe that the government and nuclear power company and media, and science and ordinary people and who do I know are concealing the truth in one big conspiracy?
Where are the evidence?
As far as I know 3 people died in connection with the incident at Fukushima and none of them related to radiation.
The fact is that no one even those working at the wrecked plant was exposed to enough radiation to develop acute radiation sickness. In chenobyl some did develop and die from acute radiation sickness, none did in Fukushima.
The level of contamination with radiative isotops out side the plant can lead to increased cancer, BUT it is likely to be so few that it will be impossible to detect any significant increase in the incidens of cancer in the area. The epidemiology for this is solid.
After the chenobyl accident there was an increase in thyroid cancer. This is caused by intake of radioactive iodine 131. Iodine is very radioactive, but have short half life of 8 days. Anything will be virtually gone after 10 half lives. Do the math 0.5^10. So the critical time for iodine 131 is the first few days up to 3 months. In chenobyl the population was exposed to iodine 131, mainly because the soviet allowed people to drink milk that was contaminated with iodine 131 and did not universally distubute tablets with non-radioactive iodine.
Thyroid cancer show good survival rates and in fact most of the 1800 thyroid cancer cases that can be connected with chenobyl was cured and few people died of it. 15 people to be precise.
For ALL other cancer types, no signifikant increase has been found.
You may find theoretical calculations based on the linear no-threshold model (LNT) for radiation exposure that the number of cancer according the the LNT (or no safe levels of radiation) that predicts that the number of cancer cases in the population should increase, but these are calculated cases not observed cases. The problem with those calculations is that the LNT-model is most likely is wrong. There is no evidence that low level of radiation cause increase in cancer. There appear to be threshold and as a matter of fact evidence may show that low level of radiation may lower the incidence of cancer.
The amount of radioactive emissions in Chenobyl was many times higher than in Fukushima. Plus in Fukushima much of it quickly ended up in the ocean, where it is diluted to under threshold levels and will not cause problems.
There is no reason to expect that there will be any significant health consequences due to radiation from the Fukushima incident.
We as freethinker should not be guided by fear mongers and scare stories. We already liberated ourselves from those priests that seeks to control us by fear of god/hell/after life/
We should not listen to the new modern few mongers, but look at the evidence and use science to understand.
Do not believe in the media frenzy which lives on fear factor fuel by irrational fear of radiation.
"low level of radiation may lower the incidence of cancer." You can't be serious! My fears are NOT irrational. They are based on science. Throwing in that statement about "god/hell/afterlife" is highly insulting to a fellow atheist. I am shocked by your placing a higher value on power/money than on life. Meanwhile the nuclear plant closest to me, in central Florida, just had the janitor patch the cracks in the containment vessel with spit and chewing gum. We are clumsy children playing with something worse than fire.
Hi Robert
In Europe it is not so much OPEC, but Russian gas interests that has an interest in influencing energi policy and are to gain from the anti-nuclear scare preachers.
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Liberty News
Dining service offers healthy, allergen-free Thanksgiving feast
Stations across Reber-Thomas Dining Hall served up traditional holiday favorites on Tuesday, Nov. 19, during the annual Thanksgiving dinner arranged by Sodexo, Liberty University's dining services provider. The award-winning Simple Servings platform featured an entire Thanksgiving meal — including turkey, ham, stuffing, sweet potatoes, and green beans — prepared without seven of the eight most common allergens.
"We wanted to include everyone in this Thanksgiving meal, regardless of their dietary restrictions," said Julia Pfiefer, Sodexo's area marketing manager.
She added that many students also choose Simple Servings meals because they are a healthier option, not necessarily for allergy reasons. Many student athletes frequent the platform.
Food offered at Simple Servings generally does not contain as much sodium from sauces as other options and focuses more on simplicity, as its name suggests.
Robin Quay, Sodexo's registered dietitian for Liberty, works with the dining team to ensure all of Liberty's food services offer healthy options.
Quay is available to discuss dietary concerns or nutritional needs with students and provides many quality online resources, including a blog and Dietitian Picks, which highlight the most nutrient-dense offerings at each of Liberty's dining locations. She also offers a cookbook of healthy recipes that can be prepared using only standard residence hall appliances — a microwave and refrigerator.
Another holiday meal will be served on Dec. 3, with a lineup of allergen-free choices available for students.
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I never wanted to be an actor. I wanted to be the person behind the curtains, moving the set of the play around and altering your reality. I never wanted to be the diner, I wanted to the waiter in the back of the kitchen, watching sauces and meats and vegetables come together to create plated art. I didn't want to own the fancy car; I wanted to work in the garage where they tune the cars up.
I like knowing how. I like understanding why. I am motivated by motivation. I want to know the story behind the thing, whatever the thing is. I want to know the painter, the foreman, the COO, the scientist. I'm fascinated by the psychology behind creation, the small spark of thought that turns into a movie, a meal, a trash can.
When I was in my 20's, I lived in an apartment building with a guy who ended up being my kids' godfather, but at the time was just a cute twenty four year old boy in a band who really liked playing XBox with my kids. One day I go to pick the boys' up from Grand Theft Auto Hour and he's got this giant shiny trashcan in his tiny little apartment. He told me how much he paid for it and I was all Trash Can, You are Drunk and he was all Shut Up and I was all WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU PAY THAT MUCH FOR A TRASH CAN and he was all BECAUSE I NEVER WANT TO BUY ANOTHER TRASH CAN AND THIS IS THE BEST ONE.
So last summer I'm staying with thirty four year old him and his wife in San Francisco for the summer and sure enough, there's his trash can, looking and working exactly like new. EXACTLY. Like, not a fingerprint, not a dent, not a scratch.
So I bought a simplehuman trash can, duh. Or two. And a plastic grocery bag holder, too. Because. #accessories
And then simplehuman invited me to come to their offices to learn about why and how they make them and we've already established that I am all sorts of into that so I went and now i'm going to be working with them for like the whole next year which is awesome because they're really interesting people AND I might be giving away some products over the next year and that's called a run-on disclosure statement.
I will buy a trash can because I saw one didn't age a second in over 10 years, but I will love that trash can and write about it and tell my friends about it because I know this guy is walking around California looking at the stuff the rest of us ignore and trying to figure out why we ignore it, and how to get us to stop that, because he loves doing little things better.
I will love a trash can bag because these guys spend their Thursday afternoon swinging bricks around over their heads in trash bags they engineered, just double dog daring them to break. #osha
I love people who love the crap out of what they do. These people love the crap out of what they do. They don't just make trash cans, they make the little things we all have to use every single day of our lives pretty, elegant, easy, and badass. They are scientists and engineers and font-enthusiasts who are making trash sexy. They are also making drinking wine easier, which wasn't even humanly possible. #superpowers
And that dishrack holds more than my entire dishwasher, not kidding. Which is kind of good, because my children are barred from ever so much as looking at my dishwasher again.
Which was probably his plan all along. Dammit.


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Hi Hungry Girl, I'm obsessed with pizza -- especially on Friday nights. Is it possible to order delivery pizza that's relatively guilt-free? And do you have any finds or recipes that can be prepared in the time it takes to have pizza delivered? Pizza Patty
Hi Patty,
You're not alone in your obsession. Americans LOVE pizza! Here are some pizza tips for you... So fear not!
Delivery DOs and DON'Ts - Go for thin crust instead of doughy and/or cheese-filled crusts. This will save you a lot of carby/cheesy calories. Request "light on the cheese" (or bravely try it cheese-free!). When it comes to toppings, order lots of fresh veggies, like peppers, onions, and mushrooms. But watch out for eggplant, which is often fried and/or oily. Skip the fatty meat toppings. If you want, keep a stash of turkey pepperoni in your fridge, and toss a few pieces on your pizza. And one of the best and most important tips for any delivery pizza... BLOT your pizza. Using a napkin to soak up some of that grease can save you a LOT of calories and fat grams. For some specific pizza-joint picks, check out this handy guide I created for Redbook. And click here for more ordering tips!
Preheat-the-Oven Product Picks - There are tons of great freezer-aisle finds. If you have trouble with portion control (or just love the idea of consuming an entire pie without guilt!), go for single-serve pizzas -- some of my favorites are from Amy's (especially Light & Lean!), Lean Cuisine, Vitalicious (worth ordering online, if you can't find 'em!), and Weight Watchers Smart Ones. For multi-serving pizzas, check out Kashi Thin Crust and Newman's Own Thin & Crispy. Great for a pizza night with pals!
DIY in 30 Minutes or Less - Start with a guilt-free crust like a high-fiber pita, light English muffin, or high-fiber tortilla. You can even go veggie bottomed, using portabella mushroom caps or hollowed-out bell pepper halves. For sauce, either use jarred pizza sauce or mix your favorite spices/herbs into some canned crushed tomatoes. When it comes to cheese, light string cheese is a good way to keep portions in check -- you can shred it in a blender, or just pull it into strips and roughly chop. Reduced-fat Parmesan-style grated topping is another go-to ingredient. And for toppings, I love turkey pepperoni (Hormel's is the best), ground-beef-style soy crumbles (like the kind by MorningStar Farms or Boca), and chopped veggies. Check out Birds Eye Recipe Ready Pizza Supreme Blend -- pizza-perfect frozen veggies with black olives!
Quickie Recipes - For a low-carb fix, try the Deep-Dish Bell Pepper Pizzas, Mini Thin-Crust Pizzas, and our classic Pizza-bellas. For something unconventional, check out this Taco-Topped Pizza and this Thai-Oh-My Chicken Pizza Pie. And this Crispy White Pizza is a personal favorite.
For LOADS more pizza recipes, picks, and tips 'n tricks, click here for our Edible Idol email, and click here for the "You Wanna Pizza Me?" episode page from the Hungry Girl TV show. Enjoy!
Hey HG, I think your recipes are great! How do you come up with ideas, and what is your recipe-development process like? Curious in Cleveland
Hi Curious,
Thanks for the compliment! It's a LOT of fun creating Hungry Girl recipes. Inspiration is found EVERYWHERE! The HG team is always on the lookout for new menu items with crazy calorie counts -- we LOVE whipping up guilt-free swaps for our Chew The Right Thing emails. For these, we get our hands (and taste buds!) on the original, so we know exactly what we're re-creating. I also get a lot of ideas from the HG subscribers, who write in letting me know which fattening foods they crave. Keep 'em coming!
Pinterest is another fun place to get our creative juices flowing. That's where we first came up with the ideas for our Stuffed-Apple Apple Pie and Super-Savory Calzone Danish. Sometimes recipe ideas come from my love of a particular product. For example, I'm crazy about wonton wrappers, and I knew they could wear a lot of hats (how cute is that mental image?): pizza crusts, little lasagna noodles, crunchy cups... even taquitos! Sometimes I'll just pick a beloved food (grilled cheese! tacos!), and then we'll run with it.
Once a recipe concept is chosen, we turn to our favorite techniques (like faux-frying when re-creating a fatty fried food) and go-to ingredients (like The Laughing Cow Light cheese wedges for Alfredo-like sauces). Each and every recipe is tested in the amazing HG test kitchen. Some are nearly perfect on the first try, while others require a few takes to get 'em just right.
And in case you're wondering, I am personally involved in every single HG recipe, whether it's created for our emails, cookbooks, or partners (like our pals at the US Potato Board). I make sure that every recipe is PERFECT. In fact, I'm off to taste a fruity scone right now... Look for that recipe in your inbox in early October!
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HALIFAX - Saint Mary's University says it has suspended six members of its football team for allegedly tweeting messages of hate, racism and sexual violence.
The move comes after an online publication produced by students at the University of King's College School of Journalism cited a number of tweets from accounts it said belonged to members of the football team.
A spokesman for Saint Mary's University said Monday that officials have spoken to the football players and are trying to confirm if they sent the tweets as reported in UNews.
Steve Proctor said if a player denies he sent the tweet, the university will conduct an investigation.
"We've told them they are suspended," Proctor said.
"If they're denying that it's their posting, then we'll go back and we'll say, 'Let's look and see what the evidence is.'"
Proctor said the university may also decide to impose further academic discipline.
David Gauthier, the university's academic and research vice-president, said in a news release the tweets aren't consistent with the school's values, calling them "completely inappropriate and unacceptable."
One of the tweets quoted by UNews said: "to that b**ch that bit me last night. Hope your dead in a ditch. you are scum."
Another tweet included an offensive term for gays.
The university attracted national attention last September over a student-led chant that glorified sex with underage girls.
In December, the university endorsed a report from an independent council that contained 20 recommendations on cultural changes to prevent sexual violence and inspire respectful behaviour and a safe learning environment at the school.


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Are you Connecting Consciously?Thursday, August 23rd, 2012
I just experienced one of those annoying internet modem failures. When the internet went down so did my inter office network and all the devices attached. It occurred to me that just as we can suddenly be disconnected by technology, we can also be disconnected by day to day business challenges.
Where are you finding a disconnect in your business? Maybe you've lost your passion, or dealing with a difficult employee, or too busy and overwhelmed to think, to plan, to take action? Those times of feeling separate can make us question what we're doing, or can cause us to be discouraged.
When we feel a disconnect in our business, the simplest fix is not to run to the computer store, but to go within. To reconnect with our higher wisdom self, and to what is truly meaningful and important to us. We can get back to center and reclaim our courage and our strengths. I was amazed to watch the athletes in the Olympics. Whenever they had a disappointment, they went back to their internal source of strength and got right back in the pool or on the balance beam or gear up for the next race. Only they know how many times they've needed to repeat that process to be a competitor in the Olympics!
When we are focused internally, we can connect with a deeper awareness. As business owners and executives, we succeed when inner guidance leads us toward compassionate, thoughtful leadership.
Then we can get back into the action. We can connect with our management team, our peers and resume the collaboration. With a renewed outlook we can shift perspective to see what is good and discover what makes best practices more powerful.
We each have immense potential for greatness and the opportunity to lead our businesses to successful outcomes. As Andrew Cohen put it, "The newly emerging potentials….only come into being to the degree that you and I consciously participate together to develop those higher capacities within ourselves."
The end game of course is to live life full out. To be absolutely present in the moment and fully engaged in making a difference!
If it's time for you to reconnect, I invite you to consider joining one of our Masterful Intentions Business Executive Groups. They are based on three pillars: The power of intentions, the exponential results that come from peer group wisdom and a connection with the Divine as a full partner. To learn more: www.mi-program.com
Until next time,
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TALLAHASSEE -- The House lawmaker overseeing criminal justice made it clear on the eve of a hearing into Florida's 'stand your ground' law that he doesn't support any changes.
House Democrats held a press conference Wednesday to complain they weren't interested in a "photo op" -- a reference to a scheduled five-hour hearing Thursday on a Democrat-sponsored bll to repeal the law in the wake of the Tayvon Martin shooting.
"There must be major changes and fixes to that law," House Democratic Leader Perry Thurston, D-Plantation, told reporters.
"We're not looking for photo ops."
But House Criminal Justice Chairman Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach, listened in on the press conference and told reporters afterward that Thurston sounded frustrated he couldn't get support from his caucus behind one bill.
The committee is slated to hear HB 4003, by Rep. Alan Williams, D-Tallahassee, which would repeal the controversial "shoot-first" law. Thurston predicted the panel was "probably not going to do one damn thing."
The committee is also slated to hear a bill, HB 89, which would allow people to fire "warning shots" without constituting the "use of deadly force" under the law -- meaning someone could fire a warning shot without someone else having legal justification to kill them.
Meanwhile, Senate lawmakers are advancing more modest changes to the law in the wake of the George Zimmerman trial and a summer of protests after his acquittal in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
"The House Democratic Caucus is taking on the personality of Charlie Crist more and more. First they wanted a repeal of Stand Your Ground law. Now they apparently want changes," Gaetz said.
"... That's not surprising because most Floridians don't want to see the Stand Your Ground law repealed."
The expected defeat of the repeal bill in Gaetz's committee Thursday was a foregone conclusion. But the lawmaker also sounded unimpressed with the bipartisan Senate compromise that has started moving through committees.
It incorporates recommendations that came out of a task force appointed by Gov. Rick Scott last year following Trayvon's shooting.
The black 17-year-old was followed through a Sanford gated community by Zimmerman, a neighborhood-watch volunteer. The two confronted one another, with fatal results.
Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder in July.
Though he did not claim "stand your ground" as a defense at trial, his earlier assertion of the law caused massive protests and demonstrations, and the verdict prompted a sit-in at the Capitol.
The bill would require sheriffs and city police departments to set guidelines for neighborhood-watch programs such as Zimmerman's and to restrict members to observing and reporting suspected crimes.
The bill would prohibit people who are the "aggressors" in confrontations from then claiming "stand your ground" immunity.
And it would specify that law enforcement must conduct a full investigation in shootings even if the law is claimed as a defense -- a change spurred by the Sanford Police Department's claim that it couldn't do so in the Zimmerman case.
One of the Senate bill's more controversial provisions would allow lawsuits against people acting in self-defense if they negligently injure or kill an innocent bystander.
But Gaetz called that provision "a solution in search of a problem."
The House sponsor of that bill, Rep. Bruce Antone, D-Orlando, "is unable to explain what it is that the [Senate] language does that keeps people safe," Gaetz said.
"It's sort of an exercise of style over substance."


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The unfolding scandal amid allegations of sexual abuse involving a former Penn State coaching assistant has led as it should to a number of resignations and terminations. The biggest names to go are Joe Paterno, the long-serving Nittany Lions football coach and the university's president.
Sexual abuse is devastating not only for the victims but also for their loved ones. Many commentators observing the scandal from afar are shaking their heads in disbelief at how so many people could witness abuse or receive reports about it and not act more forcefully to protect and seek justice for the victims. The story is shocking and should be as President Obama suggested a cause of much "soul-searching."
However, in addition to personal culpability, I'm inclined to believe that there are elements of corporate/team culture, which negatively impact the natural impulse to report or challenge wrongdoing. Fear of losing one's job or income potential can be a powerful silencing motivator.
At one former job, I informally overhead some of my colleagues discussing an incident, which occurred several years earlier, before I began working there. The description, which as far as I can tell only happened once, might make one suspect that a vulnerable individual had been sexually abused.
I believe the staff narrating the incident reported it, as in the Penn State case, to their immediate supervisor. I do not know if any further action was taken at that time. But it does not appear that a report was made to either Adult Protective Services or to the police.
When I first heard the story, several years later, I was shocked and honestly did not know how to follow-up on the report. There was no direct evidence that abuse had occurred, the vulnerable individual and possible victim could not be interviewed, and there seemed to be a lack of clearly communicated agency protocol detailing the reporting of such incidents.
I have a deep respect for many of my former colleagues as they are among the most hard-working, dedicated, and caring individuals I know. They have a sincere love and concern for the welfare and well being of the people they serve and would want to protect them from harm. I say this not to excuse anyone's actions, least of all my own, but to humanize people with very real lives and emotions put in difficult situations at work. The best way forward is not always clear.
The Penn State assistant coach who testified before a grand jury to witnessing the rape of a young boy has been threatened and vilified for not doing more to intervene. It's very easy to claim to know how you would react if put in a similar situation. I'm sure we'd all like to think we would be the first one to stand up and jump in to intervene but I reckon some of us might respond the way the then graduate assistant coach did. If we're honest, we must admit that we cannot know how we will react until faced with a similar situation ourselves. Others also saw or received the firsthand accounts of abuse and few seemed to act in a way we all hope we ourselves and others would act to protect these children from a sexual predator.
My colleagues reported their observations to their supervisor at the time and the situation did not progress further. My memory is hazy but I think I may have asked my supervisors for their guidance and ultimately a course was decided, which would require that I take the initiative to report the suspected abuse. Continue reading "Penn State & Workplace Ethical Dilemmas | Why We Behave Contrary to Our Morals"


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design_tcm necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 120 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
The Coding Machine – http://www.thecodingmachine.com
The Coding Machine is a custom software company which works with free-lancer coders all over the world. We're making data base oriented web sites, ERPs, custom CRMs, or standalone web applications and we use 99designs when we need a graphic part for our clients.
We've been so busy these last 3 years that we couldn't work on our own website, but now we feel like it can't be delayed!
This part of our website is client oriented and most of our clients are French professionals. They are used to corporate websites.
We need, for our website http://www.thecodingmachine.com:
- 1 new logo (.psd)
- 1 new front page (.psd)
Guidelines: We need something classy and (very) slightly corporate, but definitely want it simple and white dominant. Here are websites we like:
- http://www.equalitysolutions.ro/ (for readability and display : 1 block/then 4/then 1/then 3, but we find this site a little too serious)
- http://haveamint.com/ (for the readability and the "light" look + the column display)
- http://invoicemachine.com/home (for the column display)
We like the 2 or 3 columns display since it makes texts easy to read.
Colors: they can be totally changed if you feel like it. It used to be blue and orange, but we're ok to change if you have better propositions.
Layout: the front page will contain:
- a main horizontal navigation menu,
- 1 "corporate" picture,
- a company block (text : 500 characters max),
- a "methods" block (text 300->500 characters),
- a "news" block (text 3 x 200 characters max),
- a "component" array ( go to http://www.thecodingmachine.com/platform.php to see the current array)
- a flash map (see actual website http://www.thecodingmachine.com )
- horizontal separators.
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I'm a big fan of computer history, and especially the history of the Web. Anybody remember LiveScript? Well, folks, that's what Netscape – remember them? – called JavaScript before they licensed the name from Sun. If you're only starting to get into JavaScript development, you're lucky – the beginnings of it were horrible, plagued with incompatibility and lots and lots of swearing.
I came across a great article about JavaScript and its beginnings and where it is now. It's always good to know the past, which will prevent problems in the future, or so we hope. Enjoy the read.


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A player by the name of "Lentebriesje" has embarked on one of the most extravagant virtual construction projects to date — recreating Earth in Minecraft. He's approached it one continent at a time and here's his/her interpretation of our very own Australia.
Like a lot of players that have attempted similarly epic efforts, Lentebriesje isn't building it by hand, rather he's using a tool called Worldpainter and importing maps from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. There's also the matter of scale — it's a 1:1500 recreation, as a full-scale one would probably kill something.
With most of the data handled, it's a matter of cleaning up the messy bits, with the end result visible at a closer perspective in the images below.
Here's the forum post dedicated to the Australian section of the project, but you're more than welcome to check out the global effort.
PS. And here's a list of co-ordinates if you're keen to see what your home city looks like (probably a lot more angular and barren than you remember).
Australia 1:1500 scale [Noxcrew via Planet Minecraft]


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Look – Smokey Eyes with Gray and Silver
It's been SO long since I've done the "traditional" smokey eye, so I had the urge to try it out again 🙂 I'm spending my weekend cramming/studying for my Stats and Managerial Accounting finals on Monday (yay, back-to-back finals, so awesome!). I'm meeting up with some study buddies for Stats in an hour — I'm hoping it will really help bring things together for me.
What are you doing this weekend? Let me live vicariously through you so my weekend isn't a total bummer!! 🙂
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Swimsuit model Bar Refaeli is jumping into the angel investment game, reports Ryan Tate at Gawker, via Israeli paper Globes.
Of course she is! It's the hot new thing to do. Just yesterday her ex-boyfriend Leonardo DiCaprio did it too.
She's putting $1 million into an online underwear company called Undeez. Refaeli will be responsible for Biz Dev and marketing for Undeez.
Here's why she's doing it:
"I'm opening an online company called Undeez. The website, undeez.com, launches in November and on it you'll be able to buy clothes - underwear, socks, and t-shirts for men and women - in very soft, basic fabrics. I started the site with a friend because when I like a pair of underwear, I'll get 30 pairs of it in the same color. But I don't have time to go buy underwear all the time. And I had boyfriends who were the same way - they never had time to go buy socks and underwear, that's for sure! - so this website is great because after subscribing, you get these necessities sent directly to you each month."


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Although the Qatari football team lost yesterday at home 0-1 to Wales, the team's fans left the stadium feeling good about the performance.
Al Watan reports that Qatar often outplayed their opponents and missed easy opportunities to equalize. John Robinson scored the winner on the 11th minute, although Qatar had the momentum. The opening minutes were controlled by Qatar, which missed its first chances on the 2nd and 3rd minutes.
A combination of lack of luck and concentration prevented the Qataris from scoring in the second half. Wales had also a good chance 8 minutes from time, but Gary Speed's header was blocked by goal keeper, Ahmed Khalil.
The Qatari squad: Ahmed Khalil, Dhahi al Nobi, Zamel al Karawi, Muhammad al Anzi, Jasim al Tamimi, Fahd al Karawi, Yasir Nizmi, Abd al Aziz Hassan, Abdullah Jasim, Sa'ad Sitam, Hussein al Rumhi, Abd al Nasir al Abidaly, Muhammad Ghulam, Hassan Abd al Razaq.
Wales squad: Paul Jones, Marc Delaney, Daren Barnard, Nil Robert, Nathan Blake, Marc Pembridge, Andy Melville, Gary Speed, John Robinson, Mathio Jones, Keith Simpson, John Oster.
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Wilson wants Sharks to wake up after Game 1 slumberNHL.com @NHLdotcom
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Sharks coach Ron Wilson sees the Dallas Stars as a slowly swinging pocketwatch. If you watch them for too long, they'll probably put you to sleep.
Wilson must convince his players to stop staring and start hitting when they go up against the Stars' deliberate, trapping style in Game 2 of their second-round playoff series on Sunday night. Dallas' tactics worked splendidly in a 3-2 overtime victory in the series opener, putting the Sharks in need of an immediate wakeup call.
"They weren't playing an aggressive, physical game, and we kind of got lulled into playing their game," Wilson said Saturday. "You can get lulled to sleep in a game - you know, waving the watch, getting hypnotized, and the next thing you know, you're on the floor. ... They trap, and we literally fall into a trap of not being aggressive."
Wilson saw the same disciplined dullness from the Stars in the opening round, when they trapped the defending champion Anaheim Ducks right out of the first round. San Jose has healthier, faster forwards than Anaheim, but still had trouble breaking through the Stars' defensive posture.
San Jose outshot Dallas 27-18, and the Stars had few solid scoring chances - yet they capitalized on three of them, including two goals by captain Brenden Morrow. While the Sharks lamented their inability to negate the Stars' trap by taking an early lead, Dallas also felt it had plenty of work to do on the counterattacking aspects of its game.
"I would like to see us generate a little more," Dallas coach Dave Tippett said. "I don't think we skated as well as we needed to early. The reality is we're going to have to be much better. ... I don't think we played close to where we did in the Anaheim series. We're going to have raise our level if we're going to compete with that team."
The Stars will attempt to stick with the style that worked all year long, save for a slide late in the regular season when the Sharks jumped past them for the Pacific Division title. Dallas has won seven of its last eight games at the Shark Tank, where an early lead can be a license to sit three players back on the blue line and wait for San Jose - though the Stars insist they can do more.
"We're not the same team we were two or three years ago, where you get one or two goals and lock it down," insisted Morrow, who has five goals in the Stars' first seven games. "We have a team that can find goals from a number of areas. It just takes one chance, one shot."
The Stars made the most of their few chances in Game 1, but the Sharks couldn't counter with enough scoring against goalie Marty Turco, who took another step toward shaking his reputation as a playoff underachiever with an outstanding performance in Game 1. Jonathan Cheechoo scored the tying goal late in regulation with one of the Sharks' few sustained rushes to the net, creating the necessary traffic in front of Turco.
Wilson claimed the Sharks' ability to harass Turco is hampered by the goalie's willingness to fall down at any provocation in hopes of drawing a penalty. Defenseman Craig Rivet got hit with a goalie-interference penalty in the first period that left Wilson laughing, but he's serious about getting more physical play from his team.
"We've got to make Mike Modano's life a little bit more miserable, too," Wilson said. "Because he seems to love playing here, and we never got a hand on him."
Sharks captain Patrick Marleau, whose scoreless performance in last year's second round drew criticism from Wilson, is back on his coach's watch list after committing a cardinal defensive blunder on Modano's goal in Game 1. Marleau to avoid the long, low shot instead of blocking it, and it slipped right under his skates before skidding past Evgeni Nabokov.
San Jose lost Game 1 in its first-round series with the Calgary Flames, who stretched the NHL's second-best regular season team to seven games. With a mostly young roster playing with just one major injury to defenseman Kyle McLaren, the Sharks are prepared for another long series.
"It's the playoffs. It's never going to be calm," Nabokov said. "It's never going to be your way all the time. You just have to fight through that. It's never going to go smooth. I don't see any Stanley Cup winners who went through smoothly."


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Spain is a very nice place to visit. After the two Solid Sprints in Madrid and Akademy 2013, now it was time to visit A Coruna.
My trip to A Coruna started in July 22 from Rio de Janeiro city, where I live, to São Paulo city. While I was waiting for the flight in Rio de Janeiro I feared it would be cancelled because of the bad weather. The flight right before mine in the schedule was cancelled, then I became more apprehensive. After one hour of delay they announced the new boarding time and I reached São Paulo with plenty of time to take the flight to Madrid and from there to A Coruna.
Going to the hostel by bus was easier than I had thought. I was also lucky enough to take the Rialta bus in the second part of the trip from the airport to the hostel :-)
For me, Akademy started with attending KDE e.V General Assembly. About five hours discussing current KDE situation and what could we do to improve it. After the assembly we went back to the Rialta hostel for the first party during Akademy :-)
The next two days of Akademy were dedicated to the talks. This is year I think the most prominent talk was the one about Plasma Phone (the link contains a video of the talk). That was really exciting talk. I also like the fact that the work we did for Plasma Active is still alive and with a bright future ahead. Now I just need to figure out how to install Plasma Mobile in my smartphone :-)
Alex Fiestas' On how Agile, TDD, CI and CD are the same talk was also very interesting for me because I responsible for maintaining the continuous integration infrastructure in my daily work (besides being a developer and doing some administrative work too). I share Alex vision about the importance of continuous feedback. Nice tak Alex.
The last week of Akademy is reserved for BoFs and the day trip. I am a member of the Solid team and since Solid Maintainer could not attend Akademy I decided to schedule and conduct the Solid BoF this year. The BoF notes are here. The most important thing, for me, during the BoF was the decision to pass to Jan Grulich the Network Management maintainership. I will still work on network management for KDE, there are still some things I want to implement in Plasma NM.
I attended some other BoF, interesting and important things being discussed there. Sure this is an important part of Akademy.
I attended some other BoF, interesting and important things being discussed there. Sure this is an important part of Akademy.
The day trip happened on Wednesday we went to Aquarium Finisterrae and the Hercules tower area. Nice places to visit and I enjoyed every minute. Other things that I enjoyed was walking to the venue (nice view), the food :-) (except squid, I do not like eating squids :-P) and the weather (not too cold during the night and not too hot during the day).
That was one of my best Akademy's. A big thank you to the local team and Kenny Duffus for making Akademy such an enjoyable event. See you all at next Akademy.


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I'd like to make a program that involves a list of up to 40 individuals. These individuals could choose one activity from up to 10 possibilities and the user could then record the individual choosing, add them up after one month fx and make some queris and post them to other users and such. The user could see how often this individual chose a certain possibility in that timeframe...I would like it to be a web application and the user would have to log in.
Wrap up: List of customers, 10 products to choose from (one selected), the selection recorded in a database(aws), and db could be queried and results made accessible to individuals by a password.
My question is how would you do it? (*Broadly speaking !)


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First Development Snapshot of KDE4: "Krash"
Today, KDE releases a first developer snapshot of the
Developers can start porting their applications using this snapshot and
Questions about KDE4 can be answered on various mailing lists such as kde-devel and kde-buildsystem, as
Work is continuing on other pillars of KDE4, such as our Plasma desktop, Solid hardware layer, Oxygen artwork theme and Decibel communication architecture.
KDE development has never before been as exciting as it is today, so start
Re: No way!
I agree that if it's too much work to make it as good as the *nix version and if's going to give a bad name to KDE it shouldn't be done.
The 'sabotage' argument is nonsense IMHO. First, because if you want people to leave Windows you just have to give them something better. No free OS is there yet, even if KDE is far superior as a desktop. And second, as long as open formats are used, I couldn't care less if my neighbour uses Windows or not. Promoting Free Software and open formats in the Windows platform *is* a good thing.
By Derek R. at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: No way!
There is now way, you could stop the convergence of operating systems. They are converging on several levels:
a) Virtualization. Every OS can run any other mainstream OS now.
At the end, when people will look at things like cost, there is no way, a non-free OS can compete except where there is "piracy".
Being on Windows will attract a huge host of application developers, that will benefit KHTML (konqueror), etc. the mind share of many people is there now, and picking them up where they are, and not where they should be, is the right thing to do. Like working on Koffice :-)
When KOffice runs on Windows, this will HURT the company Microsoft so bad, you cannot imagine. OpenOffice is a monster, KOffice may just be what people want.
One has to wonder, how long people can sustain to develop costly software where there is free alternatives that are tendentially better.
And I suspect, KDE on Windows will see a influx of developers who pick up with their know how. Most of the hard issues are solved by QT already, Many of the Linuxisms have been seen in BSD and Solaris supports. So it's not going to be too bad...
Yours, Kay
By Debian User at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: No way!
By cobalt at Mon, 2006/08/21 - 5:00am
Re: No way!
The other possibility, and the more likely one, is that KDE on windows would move ahead, just due to the number of developers available there, and that KDE/*ix would get left behind. This happens with emulators that are available on both windows and *ix, such as UAE.
By Lee at Fri, 2006/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: kde on Win ?
Unfortunately so
By Bobby Rockers at Mon, 2006/08/28 - 5:00am
I am very excited to see some progress, but I must say there is little known about the plasma project. The plasma project website has been idle for some time and no one seems to post updates or screenshots on planetkde.
So my question to the developers is: Is it possible to post more preview screenshots or updates about plasma. Maybe some mockups about how it will look like and/or a technical document on functional decisions made. In my point of view, those two should be the starting point of development. It started nicely with the mockups, but which one made it and which one did not?
Maybe I'm missing some documents which are already available, but when I would've been a developer, a technical document on how it should look like would help me a lot. :)
By Dennie at Sat, 2006/08/19 - 5:00am
Re: Plasma
By André Goddard Rosa at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Plasma
Yes, that's Slicker, not Plasma. Yes, some Slicker code is used in Plasma, but the concepts of Slicker and Plasma won't be the same (as I've been told by many on IRC and the mailinglists).
By Dennie at Mon, 2006/08/21 - 5:00am
I think its better to wait for later version :-)
By matt2ss at Sat, 2006/08/19 - 5:00am
Forget about Temor, Welcome Nepomuk
The european union is funding a 17 million project to build a "Temor killer" and Mandriva is one of the companies working at it. All the project will be released as open source:
Here is Mandriva press release about it:
here is the project page:
Nepomuk is real, mandriva is paying full-time developers to work on this for kde4. So hope is not dead for contextual search engine for KDE4 :)
By Pat at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Forget about Temor, Welcome Nepomuk
oh and I forgot:
By Pat at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Forget about Temor, Welcome Nepomuk
And they will bring world peace. And cook coffee.
By Anonymous at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Forget about Temor, Welcome Nepomuk
>And they will bring world peace. And cook coffee.
yep, and you should also expect money for nothing and chicks for free
By Pat at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Forget about Temor, Welcome Nepomuk
And free Dire Straits mp3 downloads...
By Anonymous at Tue, 2006/08/22 - 5:00am
Again on Tenor
By MM at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Again on Tenor
gsl3 and Tenor don't appear to be the same thing. gsl3 requires YOU to tag the files, with Tenor it would be the application tagging the files (with information about the file, like for something you download off a website, Konqueror would include a tag on the file pointing to that website, for an attachment you got in an email and saved KMail would include a tag showing who sent it to you, etc). Tenor would need the applications to be modified to 'tag' the file with the extra information.
By Corbin at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Re: Again on Tenor
gsl3 of course let the user tag his or her files himself (BTW, what's wrong with that?), but what can stop KDE apps (or any other) to create some standard tags (e.g. KMail creates a tag "this document has been sent to you by email from ...", ...)? Maybe gsl3 does not provide the API to do this yet, but as it's Free Software, this should not be a showstopper.
gsl3 does not provide much meta data and full text filters; but KDE has them. What would be nice is a wrapper around them so gsl3 can make use of them (I think Kiten already does the same for it's various indexing backends, but I don't know if CLucene is one of them).
However, one of the main question may be if gsl3 is live or dead...
By MM at Sun, 2006/08/20 - 5:00am
Krash ;)
Funny you are reusing this name for another as-much-important milestones in KDE history. Wasn't Krash 1.89 the first 2.0 preview. I think 4.0 will change the face of KDE as much as 2.0 did.
keep it up guys ! awesome work.
By Mathieu Jobin at Tue, 2006/08/22 - 5:00am
Re: Krash ;)
Yeh I think you're right. I knew the codename "Krash" sounded familiar....
By Johann Assam at Tue, 2006/08/22 - 5:00am
Speed of KDE4 snapshot?
I know that KDE4 is still unsable and probably won't complete any benchmark tests but it would be interesting to see if the speed gains that have everyone is waiting for as the port to QT4 is largely done in the libraries at least (or so i gather).
By Rob at Mon, 2006/09/11 - 5:00am


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Supermodels look great, but are a pain to deal with... Or so I imagine since I've never met one.
The Ford Fusion looks great, but is a pain to deal with. And we have proof: It's getting recalled for the second time in a week. That has to be some sort of record.
This time, the Fusion is going back into the shop because the reflectors in the headlamps become hazy over time and reduce brightness. That's not positive.
About 19,000 cars are impacted. This is in addition to the recall issued earlier this week that was due to fluid leaks that could result in fiery death.
Ford says that the recalls show they "move quickly to take care of safety problems." Maybe if they moved a bit slower in the first place they wouldn't have to recall the cars at all.
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Scammers are programming computers to send thousands of calls to random cell phones that ring once and then disconnect. The scammers hpoe you are curious enough to return the call right away.
When the cell phone owner returns the call they are charged $19.95 for the international call fee plus $9 per minute that they wait on hold listening to music.
"As yet, we have not had any complaints filed but given how rapidly this scam is spreading and growing across the country our opinion is it won't be long," said Dennis Horton, director of the Rockford office of the Better Business Bureau.
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These budget terminals are usually just that - budget, without the frills and expense that you will see at main terminal buildings used by larger airlines. That is usually how low cost carriers save money, and by which they claim to offer you lower fares.
Sometimes, these Airports are well outside the city area that you are intending to visit and may require significant travel by bus, train or car to get to your final destination.
So don't expect anything too flash when you get to a specific low cost terminal. However, that doesn't mean that basic facilities, or good transfer arrangements shouldn't exist.
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