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Calling all Cloth Diaper Whisperer fans…Now there are even more ways to get your daily dose of CDW and more ways to win great prizes and fantastic giveaways!
We are now officially on Facebook and Twitter (@clothdiaperwhis). Friend us! Follow us! Give us your ideas and feedback! What posts would you like to see? What cloth diapering questions do you have?
Speaking of Facebook (and fantastic giveaways!!), visit DiaperShops on Facebook to join the "Ultimate 7500 DiaperShops.com Giveaway" for a chance to win 12-@bumGenius one size 3.0 diapers! Once we reach 7,500 facebook fans we will randomly draw a winner! Hint…we are currently at about 6,600 fans, so encourage everyone you know to sign up!
There are 10 easy ways to enter (you can ONLY enter on facebook, NOT on blog):
1) Tweet a unique tweet on www.twitter.com that has @diapershops in the tweet. Come back to the original post (June 11 at 3:30 p.m.) and leave a comment with the exact tweet (NOT tweet id). Every unique tweet counts as an entry!
2) Suggest our Facebook page to your family and friends. All you need to do is go to the "Suggest to Friends" tab on left side of the Facebook page. Once you have suggested friends leave a comment to this post with the date you sent the "Suggest Friends" email.
3) Leave a new product review for any product on www.KellysCloset.com. Come back and leave a comment to the original post (June 11 at 3:30 p.m.) with the date of your review and what you reviewed. You get 1 entry for EVERY product review you leave.
4) Leave a comment and let us know how many cloth diapers you have in your stash.
5) Leave a comment and let us know your favorite brand and style of diaper.
6) Leave a comment on what you like best about DiaperShops.com.
7) Suggest a new diaper product (brand and style) that you would like us to carry. (Leave a comment to the original post (June 11 at 3:30 p.m.))
8) Become an affiliate of www.KellysCloset.com (Details: http://www.kellyscloset.com/affiliateinfo.asp) Post you affiliate ID # as a comment to this post.
9) Leave a comment to this post letting us know what things you would like to see on Facebook (example: more specials, giveaways, more cloth diaper advocacy, etc)
10)Leave a comment to this post letting us know how many Diaper Dollars rewards points you currently have. (To find this out log into your account: http://www.kellyscloset.com/myaccount.asp)
Good luck!
Sunday, June 27, 2010
The Cloth Diaper Whisperer Goes Social
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Labels: About The Cloth Diaper Whisperer, facebook, Giveaway, Twitter
5 comments:
- Sabrina said...
More give aways would be great!! Who wouldn't want to win something? Plus it is fun to try something new. Who knows you just might like it.
- June 27, 2010 at 2:09 AM
- Kendra said...
I would love to see more specials on FB and of course giveaways -especially of new products.
- June 28, 2010 at 10:27 PM
- Mrs said...
Glad you are on facebook! Im loving the info you provide!
- July 1, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Caitlin said...
I suggested it on FB just now(7/1).
- July 2, 2010 at 12:32 AM
- Jennifer said...
So, is this giveaway no longer happening because of the Facebook giveaway rules?
- July 2, 2010 at 3:34 PM
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Catch More Bass During Tough Transitional Periods
In the springtime just prior to the spawn, bass fishing can be relatively easy as fish begin moving shallow and gorge themselves as their metabolism speeds up with rising water temperatures. However, during other transitional periods – like spring-to-summer and summer-to-fall – bass can be more difficult to dial in. In these situations, using electronics to map high percentage offshore locations and selecting the right lure set-up are absolutely critical to getting bites.
During tough transition periods, bass routinely stage offshore over structure, including both natural structure like rock ledges, humps, and creek beds and man-made structure like submerged roadbeds and brush piles. Such features are easily located using electronic mapping tools available on most modern GPS systems available today, but dialing the precise location and the proper technique presents more of a challenge.
Once a likely area is pinpointed, the best way to approach the situation is to run a zig-zag pattern across the area, while watching the fishfinder screen closely for isolated structure like timber or man-made brush piles. Experienced bass fishermen look for the presence of baitfish and larger predatory fish on the sonar screen and mark any promising locations. At the same time, watching for visual cues is critical, as bass often roam the perimeter of underwater structure looking to ambush bait on the surface. Any kind of schooling topwater activity is a dead giveaway that feeding fish are in the area.
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A four-inch stickworm like the Big TRD is ideal for this type of fishing because it mimics a variety of forage. When casting to surface fish and paired with a light 1/10 ounce jighead, it descends slowly through the water column and falls with a quivering motion like a dying or stunned shad. At mid-depth, the buoyant ElaZtech material causes the jig-and-worm combo to sit at a horizontal posture like a live baitfish, and the jighead's weed guard allows the rig to slide through wood and brush without snagging. When dragged along the bottom on a 1/5 ounce jighead, the tail of the ElaZtech bait floats up and comes to life like no other soft plastic worm will, mimicking a crawfish or other invertebrate scurrying along the bottom.
A versatile combination like the Big TRD and Power Finesse ShroomZ will allow an angler to react quickly to different types of scenarios that may be encountered without constantly changing tackle. What's more, the exposed hook design of Power Finesse ShroomZ jighead allows for smooth, easy hooksets, and the bait need not be constantly re-adjusted like baits rigged Texas'style with the hook point embedded in the plastic.
While patterning bass can be trying during transitional periods, combining the mapping and sonar tools of today's electronics with the most advanced and versatile fishing lures available will definitely help shorten the learning curve.
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Actress and singer Jodie Prenger strutted her way into the final of Let's Dance for Comic Relief tonight with a flamboyant performance to Cameo's '80s classic Word Up!
Dressed in a leather jacket, black leggings, a moustache and afro wig, the star won the public phone-in vote to progress to next week's grand final.
The 33-year-old, from Blackpool, even wore a glowing red codpiece in honour of Red Nose Day which she thrust at the judges during her routine.
Afterwards she said: "Oh, what have I done?!"
Judge Arlene Phillips said: "I have to tell you, Jodie, I have seen 1,001 dances, but none sexier than you in your codpiece."
Radio 1 presenter Greg James said: "You know what, that was incredible."
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Back in the fray: IMG-backed Tennis Week Magazine furthers its makeover plans by announcing an eight-issue publication schedule for 2008 and a relaunch of its website (tennisweek.com) in November. The publication will be headed by Randy Master. TSF can't wait to see the goods! (via marketwire)
Speaking of IMG: LAT reports that ex-HBO Chief Executive Chris Albrecht has been brought in to IMG to beef up domestic distribution of programming surrounding the agency-owned events (such as fashion weeks, sporting events, etc.).
[Insert slicing pun here]: This cute chopping board via hopehope.
Hingis decides on racquet: TSF doesn't usually talk racquets, but it piqued our interest that Martina Hingis did not have a racquet sponsor for most of the summer — she played with an all-black demo (with a white grip) — but that has now changed. Per Stephanie Myles, Hingis is now playing with the Yonex RQiS 2.
PETA, Can You Hear Me?: Hingis owns up to owning a fancy chinchilla shawl. It's cold in Switzerland, she says. (via Tennis Week)
(OT) Patrolling London: The Times' London Fashion Week coverage has this great bit on the eccentric men darting around at the shows.
Agassi flips out: Andre Agassi slapped Target with a lawsuit for continuing to market flip-flops with the Agassi name even after his reps had told the retailer to stop. The sandals, once sold under "Mossimo Agassi", are now just Mossimo. (Buy the sandals.) (via sportsonesource.com)
Rebound Ace RIP: It makes sense (timing-wise) that the Australian Open's courts are already being torn up in time for 2008's first Grand Slam.
Speaking of effed up courts: Unlike the entire Serbian team, the clay courts used for the Davis Cup tie between Australia and Serbia (hosted in Belgrade) aren't so hot.
Calcutta serves up a fashion 'Feast: The Sunfeast Open in Calcutta rode into town a week after the latest India Fashion Week. And so to open this week's tournament, the ladies participated in the Miss Players Fashion show on Sunday night. Maria Kirilenko, wore an evening dress from Wills Lifestyle. Other players who walked down the runway: Marion Bartoli, also in a black dress; Yaroslova Shvedova and Hana Smorova, both in capris and t-shirts; Sunitha Rao, dressed in red and white; Tara Iyer; Alexandra Wosniak; and Vania King.
Kirilenko's photo: See a photo of Kirilenko in her black dress (via The Economic Times)
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Colchester's early history, like many towns in New England, centered around the church parish. In 1703, the General Court of the Colony of Connecticut ruled that the settlement could organize a church body here known as Colchester. Within a few years, several grist mills and saw mills were built to provide grain and lumber. In 1706, the first street was laid out and called Town Street. This street was nearly 200 feet wide and is now the southern end of Old Hebron Road. By 1714, there were nearly 50 families in town.
By 1756 Colchester was one of the thriving rural towns in the Colony. Its population was recorded as 2,300 inhabitants and by 1782 grew to be 3,300.
Settlers were mostly self-sufficient. One of the first textile mills in America began operation in 1780 in Westchester. Other early industries were iron works, clothier shops, potash works and brick kilns. Industrial expansion in America was evident in Colchester by the 19th Century. There were three tanneries and a woolen mill in 1819, a hatter in 1828, a wheel and carriage factory in 1858, a paper mill in 1869, a creamery in 1886 and a canning company in 1893.
During this industrial heyday, the Hayward Rubber Company was established in 1847. Nathaniel Hayward along with Charles Goodyear had discovered the process of vulcanized rubber. It is said the Hayward was the true inventor and that Goodyear provided the cash to fund his experiments. Hayward founded his new company in Colchester and from here rubber products, boots, and shoes were shipped all over the country. The company thrived until 1893 when it was closed and later the building burned to the ground.
With industrial growth came demand for labor and population growth. The town prospered. New homes and sidewalks were built, a park was laid out and the streets were lighted with lamps.
Transportation during this period included the railroad. In 1875 the link between Willimantic and Middletown on the Boston to New York line was completed. The section ran through North Westchester and over the Lyman Viaduct to the west. In 1876, the town appropriated $25,000 to lay track between Colchester and Amston. Both freight and passengers were carried over this track for nearly 80 years.
By 1900 farming had diminished and the rubber mill had closed, but this was a time for another new beginning for Colchester. The Hirsch Foundation of New York had discovered that Colchester was an excellent place for the settlement of European Jewish immigrants. By 1923, there were about 750 children recorded in the school census out of a total town population of 2,100. Since farming was no longer prosperous, many began to supplement their livelihoods in the summer by taking on boarders from nearby cities and New York.
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Postwar growth in neighboring towns led to a new era for Colchester. A new generation of suburban dwellers found Colchester to be an excellent "bedroom" community due to an improved highway system and its proximity to Hartford, Middletown and the Norwich/New London areas. During the 1950s the beach traffic brought many through Colchester to their favorite stops including Harry's, the Colchester Bakery and Levine's Coat Shop. The Route 2 by-pass of the town was completed in the 1960s. But for those who did not just pass through, Colchester's dedication to the public school system, its acceptance of all peoples and its quality of life increased its population to 7,761 by 1980. Today, over 300 years after the settling of Colchester, the population has grown to over 16,000.
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I just wanted to remind you about our 'Do You Want More Clients?' DVD that we launched at Camexpo in Earls Court earlier this year.
The DVD shows me and fellow Hypnotherapist Nicola Griffiths presenting our half day course at Sidmouth in Devon. As ex-marketeers ourselves we have a valuable insight into how therapists can promote themselves and thereby get more clients. We both have thriving practices and we're passionate about helping other therapists grow their business.
The DVD is a double-DVD set and has been professionally filmed and produced to a high standard. It contains almost 3 hours of material. There's no hype, no big-budget stuff, just practical, down-to-earth marketing advice that any therapist can implement.
You can purchase the DVD for £25 plus postage and packing via our website www.doyouwantmoreclients.co.uk.
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Hidy-ho there, neighbors! This is an update of last year's Attend the PASS Summit from Home blog. I'll be updating this over the next few days, so keep your eyes out…
You there, sitting in your cube and fuming at all the PASS Summit talk: you couldn't talk your company into sending you to PASS this year, could you? Or, you got on the bandwagon too late. Whatever the reason, you're stuck working next week, and you're mad. We feel your pain, and we're here to help.
The MidnightDBA Virtual PASS Summit*!*Not actually endorsed by PASS
We want to make you as much a part of the Summit as you possibly can be – again! - so we're going to do everything we can to bring the event to you. We have put together an schedule of PASS and PASS-related events and sessions that you can take part in through the week of October 10-14. Keep an eye on this page (and my blog!) throughout the Summit – I will add more events as they become available…including perhaps live speaker and attendee interviews!
Some of these items are live streamed, and some are recorded.
NOTE: All times listed are Eastern!
ALSO NOTE: If you follow this schedule to the letter, you'll get in several hours of training, 3 full keynotes, a luncheon, a Birds of a Feather session, several social events, 5 new pounds, approximately 30 miles of walking, a day of kilt-wearing, and a lot of exposure to groups, resources, vendors, attendees, authors, and speakers. That's really not bad for not paying a dime! And, it'll teach you to get on the ball sooner next year, to get all this and more in person.
Simulate the irritation of traveling to the Summit by packing everything you'll need this week into 2 suitcases, one of which may or may not be checkable. Before you get into your car, wait in an imaginary line just inside your front door for half an hour with shoes, belt, cell and laptop held in small boxes. Lose the "checked" piece of luggage in your trunk and do without it for the week. Arrive and settle in.
Go ahead and feel jealous of the people currently attending pre-cons – many of us at the Summit didn't register for one, so we do, too. Prepare the Twitter client of your choice (I like TweetDeck), being sure to follow the #sqlpass hashtag. Follow @sqlpass and @MidnightDBA and tell us how totally #awesomesauce we are.
9:00am: Have yourself a local Photowalk just like the one in Seattle – walk around downtown YourTownsVille and take pictures of awesome stuff. Tweet about it, and post the pictures to impress your friends. And/or…
6:00pm – Get together after work with some local SQL cohorts who also couldn't make it to PASS.
Bedtime: Sleep the wrong way round on your bed, to make it seem as if you're sleeping in an unfamiliar room. Make sure the bedclothes are tucked far, far underneath the mattress, for that "hotel bed" feel.
Morning: Grab coffee out, and eat yogurt, cantaloupe, and cold pastries for breakfast.
Day: To get that "I just drank from an intellecual firehose for 8 hours" feel of a precon, do nothing today except read something advanced by Joe Celko, Kalen Delaney, or Itzik Ben-Gan. For 8 hours. Then take some aspirin.
6:30pm Virtual – Virtually attend the welcome event (keep track with the #sqlpass hashtag!) and meet the virtual chapters on the PASS Virtual Chapters Page. Virtual-virtual-virtual!
From here on out, you should walk around your building twice between every segment of every day, to get the experience of walking around the Seattle conference center between sessions. But you can do it while snacking on too much fruit, nuts, cookies, candy, and coffee-flavored tea (or tea-flavored coffee).
8:15am LIVE - Watch the live streamed Wednesday Keynote with Ted Kumert (I will get you this link as soon as I find it). Live blog it.
Day - Pick two to four sessions from the recorded 24HOP session on SQLPass.org (login required). Spend the rest of the time you would be in sessions talking to your coworkers about how awesome/flawed SQL Server is.
Also be sure to take advantage of the heightened Twitter presence by asking all your most pressing SQL questions using the #sqlhelp hashtag. It's your very own personal Ask the Experts session!
7:00pm Virtual - Order in something yummy and keep track of the highly vulgar, entertaining, and exclusive P.U.S.S. Inappropriate Sessions event via the hashtag #PUSS2011 on Twitter. Come up with your own Inappropriate session and blog/tweet/present it to your cat / local bar crowd. Remember to swear a lot, and assign someone the job of randomly shouting "THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID". Give yourself something random as an award.
Bonus points for finding a karaoke bar afterward, and shutting it down.
Morning: Dress in your spiffiest kilt for #SQLKilt Thursday; throughout the day, treat anyone who is NOT wearing a kilt as silly and out of the loop. Grab coffee out, and eat yogurt, cantaloupe, and cold pastries for breakfast. Grumble about this to whoever is standing near.
8:15am LIVE - Watch the live streamed Wednesday Keynote with Ted Kumert (I will get you this link as soon as I find it). Live blog it.
Sessions - Pick a few from the recorded 24HOP session on SQLPass.org.
11:30 am LIVE - Pick up lunch from the same buffet-style restaurant as yesterday, and watch the live streamed Women in Technology luncheon (link when I get it). See if it doesn't surprise you, and blog about it. (Here is the recording of last year's WIT luncheon.)
3-5:00pm Virtual - Tweet us questions while Sean is manning the Ask the Experts table as a Powershell guru. (I may have the time wrong on this, but hey, tweet us anyway.)
Evening: Go out to your local Gameworks with some friends. Challenge them to that dance game, and use your kilt to your best advantage.
Morning: Grab coffee out, and eat cantaloupe and cold pastries for breakfast (PASS is now out of yogurt). Grumble emphatically about this to whoever is standing near.
8:15am LIVE - Watch the live streamed Thursday Keynote…don't miss David DeWitt! Live blog it. (Edit: Here is the recording of the Thursday keynote. It. Was. Incredible.)
Sessions - Pick a few from the recorded 24HOP session on SQLPass.org.
11:30am Virtual - Pick up lunch from the SAME buffet-style restaurant as the last two days. Birds of a Feather time! Tweet or email me your You-Tell-Em SQL Horror Stories.
11:00pm CST (9pm ET) LIVE - Watch and chat with the MidnightDBAs in our weekly DBAs at Midnight live webshow (at http://webshow.MidnightDBA.com )!
After the Summit
- Buy – or better yet, get your company or user group to buy – the PASS Summit sessions and pre- and post-con DVDs.
- Keep up with the people on Twitter) and blogs that you've become familiar with at PASS.
- And be sure to rest and hydrate: the Summit takes a LOT out of you!
Happy virtual days,
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The viewing for the World Cup 2014 has increased tremendously, but that hasn't stopped people from going to the movies, evident by the 'Transformers 4' box office numbers. 10 new film releases will be competing for your eyeballs and money this week. This is perhaps one of the more weaker weeks for quality films. If the "big" release is WB 'Tammy,' we're all in trouble. There are some good movies to see such as 'Earth to Echo' and 'Life Itself,' but we see the return of Bernardo Bertolucci behind the camera, Nick Cannon does his debut as a director, and the animated Spanish language drama 'Wrinkles' draws interest. After the jump, you'll see a list ranked by order of my interest. Read More


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Whether it's the office holiday party of a family gift exchange, the $20-$50 range seems to be a popular one. Here are some of our favorite picks for 2011!
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2 2012 Buy Local Calendar, $24 at Etsy shop Claudia Pearson: Not only is this a gorgeous calendar, but it also reminds us of what produce is in season each month!
3 Ash Wood Cutting Board, $32 at Terrain: Made from native Minnesota hard wood, this board is crafted by a family of woodworkers and can be used as a serving piece, trivet, or cutting board.
4 Boskke Recycled Small Triple Pack, $47.95 at Boskke: Made from recycled plastic, this playful trio of hanging planters would brighten any home.
5 Votive Sampler, $28 at Big Dipper Wax Works: Avoid chemical-laden holiday candles and gift these natural beeswax varieties instead!
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7 Ferm Living Cork Coaster, $21.95 at Velocity Art & Design: This coaster or trivet is made from simple cork balls and is a playful yet practical gift for the home cook.
8 Camera Wrist Strap, $49 at Wood & Faulk: This handmade leather camera strap is a great gift idea for the photographer on your list.
9 Homemade Living book series, $37.43 at Amazon.com: I love receiving books as gifts and wouldn't mind having this ultimate DIY series from author Ashley English.
10 Weck Spice and Herb Set, $21 at Heath Ceramics: Weck jars are making a major comeback and are a great gift for someone trying to reduce the amount of plastic in their lives.
2011 Green Gift Guides:
• Green Gift Guide for Chicago
• Green Gift Guide for Design Lovers
• Green Gift Guide: Best Gifts Under $75
• Green Gift Guide for the Techie
• Green Gift Guide for Minneapolis
• Green Gift Guide for the Home Renovator
• Green Gift Guide: 20 Gifts Under $20
• 10 Green Gifts for Friends Who Love to Entertain
• Green Gift Guide For Home Cooks
• No-Gift Green Gift Guide: Charitable Gifts and Donations
• Green Gift Guide for Kids
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During the month of October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, hospitals throughout Niagara County will be offering free breast cancer screening to uninsured women. Each hospital will provide free mammograms for women ages 40-64 who do not have health insurance. This is being done in collaboration with the Cancer Services Program of Niagara County, a program of the Niagara County Department of Health.
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Crunchyroll at FanimeCon 2011!
[UPDATE #2] Fanime is now over! Thanks for checking out our live feed! More to come at Anime Expo...
[UPDATE] Check out our live video feed!
We will have an amazing live streaming schedule tomorrow:
Saturday and Sunday at 11, 2 and 4pm PST we will be featuring the hottest cosplayers around as featured in OtaCool 2 book! Yes, the biggest names in cosplay will be in attendance so you won't want to miss it!
Patrick and Keith will be back as well, along with a slew of guests, cosplay contests and announcements. Stay tuned as you don't want to miss a thing.
Whats up everyone,
Convention season is finally upon us, and to celebrate Crunchyroll will be participating at FanimeCon 2011 this weekend from Friday to Monday May 27-30 at the San Jose Convention Center.
This is going to be our first time working the floor at the convention, so for all you CR users and fans in the area, feel free to come on by, say hello and let us know what's on your mind! Plus, for all you premium members if you stop on by we will have a special thank you present for you! Not a member and want to be one? Well, we will have a special deal going on at our booth (A1-8) so you should totally stop on by and take advantage of that!
But wait there's more! We felt that since this is our first time, we would come out guns blazing. First, we will be having a live streaming segment where you can see exactly whats going on the convention floor and the madness around.
Second we will have a myriad of guests stopping on by. Who will show up? I can really say, but here are some hints: special guest 1 and special guest 2!!!! There will be special announcements and more!
Finally, if you're interested and want to give a shout out the CR community, stop on by and hop on the live feed!
For all those that can't make it, don't miss out on this special opportunity to catch some exclusive footage from the floor. The link for the live stream will be put up soon, so stay tuned that and we hope you enjoy it!
That stream sounds interesting. I might take a look at that. Also, after the con, can you put those interviews up on the website please. They look like they'll be interesting.
Wish I could go but I doubt I could/have the money to fly to America in the space of three days.
Omg I wanna go soo bad T^T But i don't have enough money :[
Is this gonna be at the Fanime from Friday - monday? :3
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lets see, I have $10 and no ride so I don't think I can go unless I suddenly learn how to fly.
I will not be attending (being broke and working make it difficult to go), however I will be keeping an eye out for new licensing announcements (that's the only part I'm really interested in anyway). Hopefully some kind of goodies will be posted here for those that can't make it.
My backlog...
Someone get me a present for me please!
I wish i could go...but I'm broke over the summer
i wish i could, but sadly im broke~
Goodbye, my star. Fair thee well.
Darn no money to go and travel over there srry :(
For Friends and For Tommorow Online/Offline ??:??
yeeah ima be there on saturday lol.
oh my gosh!!!!! it is sooooo close!!!!!! but NO MONEY!!!!!! TT-TT
I guess I'll be there... hope I make some new friends.
Alright, another event that i can't go to
Currently single and I love anime
Ok, I'll be visiting your booth
i would go since it is close, but since i am going to AX i am not able to afford it! :-(
You got a bad attitude Pops. Lighten up before your arteries harden!


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Apple Mac EFI systems
Generic Macs
Use bless command from within Mac OS X to set
grubx64.efi as the default boot option. You can also boot from the Mac OS X install disc and launch a Terminal there if you only have Linux installed. In the Terminal, create a directory and mount the EFI System Partition:
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grub.efi and on the EFI partition to set them as the default boot options.
# bless --folder=/Volumes/efi --file=/Volumes/efi/efi/arch_grub/grubx64.efi --setBoot # bless --mount=/Volumes/efi --file=/Volumes/efi/efi/arch_grub/grubx64.efi --setBoot
More info at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFIBooting#Apple_Mac_EFI_systems_.28both_EFI_architecture.29.
Z68 Family and U47 Family
# cp /boot/efi/EFI/arch_grub/grubx64.efi /boot/efi/shellx64.efi
After this launch the UEFI Shell from the UEFI setup/menu (in ASUS UEFI BIOS, switch to advanced mode, press Exit in the top right corner and choose "Launch EFI shell from filesystem device"). The GRUB2 menu will show up and you can boot into your system. Afterwards you can use efibootmgr to setup a menu entry, for example if you have the uefi partition in /dev/sda1: (read Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface)
efibootmgr -c -g -d /dev/sda -p 1 -w -L "Archlinux Grub" -l '\EFI\arch_grub\grubx64.efi'
If your motherboard has no such option (or even if it does), you can use UEFI shell (Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface#UEFI_Shell) to create a UEFI boot option for the Arch partition temporarily.
Once you boot into the EFI shell, add a UEFI boot menu entry:
Shell> bcfg boot add 0 fs1:\EFI\arch_grub\grubx64.efi "Arch Linux (GRUB2)"
fs1 is the mapping corresponding to the UEFI System Partition and
\EFI\arch_grub\grubx64.efi is the the from the
--bootloader-id from the
grub-install command above.
This will temporarily add a UEFI boot option for the next boot to get into Arch. Once in Arch, modprobe
efivars and confirm that
efibootmgr creates no errors (no errors meaning you successfully booted in UEFI mode). Then Grub2#Install_to_UEFI_SYSTEM_PARTITION can be performed again and should successfully permanently add a boot entry in the UEFI menu.
P8Z77 Family
- Boot to live media and chroot into the target system.
# mount -t vfat /dev/sdXY /boot/efi # grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=arch --recheck # grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg # mkdir /boot/efi/boot && cd /boot/efi # wget https://edk2.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/edk2/trunk/edk2/ShellBinPkg/UefiShell/X64/Shell.efi # cp Shell.efi shellx64.efi && cp Shell.efi /boot/efi/boot # umount /boot/efi
- Reboot and enter the BIOS (the Delete key will do this).
- Using the arrow keys, move to the 'exit' menu and drop down to the EFI shell you just downloaded and copied to three places.
- You will need to add an entry to your boot menu manually. Below is an example, see the UEFI#Launching UEFI Shell article for more. Below is an example added a new entry to a menu with 3 current entries.
Shell> bcfg boot dump -v Shell> bcfg boot add 3 fs0:\EFI\arch\grubx64.efi "Arch Linux (grub manually added)" Shell> exit
- Reboot the machine and enter the BIOS.
- Navigate to the 'Boot' section and adjust the boot order to your liking with the "Arch Linux (grub manually added)" being the one on your SSD.
- Boot to this entry and enjoy your system.
S5400 Family
Please note that this board operates on the Intel EFI v1.10 specification, and is i386 only. The normal procedure for UEFI installation can be followed, with the exception of the following changes.
- Instead of using the
grub-efi-i386has to be used
- The
bcfgcommand is not available for pre-UEFI firmware. A
startup.nshfile can be used on the root of the EFI partition containing the path to the bootloader. For example:
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LA GRANGE – The La Grange Babe Ruth 13-year-olds won the Northern Illinois State Title at Sedgwick Park in La Grange on Sunday by beating Downers Grove 13-8.
The win sends La Grange to downstate Robinson for the Ohio Valley Regional along with 11 other state champs. Play begins Thursday.
The players and fans charged the field after the win. The team received a banner and a plaque. On Sunday, it was all about enjoying the victory as manager Jeff Gianone handed white championship T-shirts to ecstatic players.
La Grange led 5-0 early and managed to hold off a pesky Downers Grove bunch that had beaten Lansing 23-10 Sunday morning to advance to the title game.
Gianone noted that Luis Banda played error-free defense at shortstop the entire tournament, catcher Zach Klimes "had a lot of key hits," and pitcher Andrew Jacobson allowed just one run over the last three innings to seal Sunday's victory.
Counting district play, La Grange played Downers Grove four times, winning three. Two games needed late rallies, including Saturday when La Grange scored six runs in the seventh inning for a 15-14 victory.
La Grange opened tourney play an 18-17 win over Hegewisch late Thursday.
Next up for La Grange is Western Kentucky at 10 a.m. Thursday followed by Eastern Kentucky at 12:30 p.m. Friday and Wisconsin at 8 p.m. Friday.
After pool play, the 12 teams in Robinson will be seeded for single-elimination bracket play that begins Saturday. The top four seeds get byes in the first round. The champ advances to the Babe Ruth World Series in Williston, N.D.
This is the first state title for a La Grange Babe Ruth team since the 16-18-year-old team won state in 2011. The 13-15 team also won state in 2005.


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FRESNO, Calif. – First game and a first win for LA Galaxy II.
Travis Bowen and Raul Mendiola scored while goalkeeper Cody Laurendi made five saves as the newly formed USL PRO side defeated the Fresno Fuego 2-1 on Saturday at Chukchansi Park in their inaugural match.
"It was a really good exercise for us," Onalfo told LAGalaxy.com. "Any time you put on the Galaxy jersey, you want to win. From that standpoint, I was pleased, but there were some good things and a few bad things, but it is preseason. We're just nine days into the preseason and this is all part of the process. There's a lot that we can build on as we move forward."
Galaxy II scored their first ever goal in the 11th minute when Bowen, the older brother of former Galaxy Homegrown Product Tristan, capitalized on a turnover by Fuego goalkeeper Beau Diaz and poked the loose ball into the net. Galaxy II continued to turn the screws on the PDL side as the half wore on, spearheaded by the influential play of LA Homegrown forward Jack McBean, who frequently tested the Fuego defenders.
In the 22nd minute, Galaxy II added another as an Oscar Sorto cross found a waiting McBean who laid off a pass into the path of Raul Mendiola who finished emphatically.
Said Onalfo of Mendiola, "He didn't get the ball as much, he had one occasion where he got the ball in a great spot and just credit to him. It was a great finish."
The Fuego battled back in the waning moments of the first half, forcing Galaxy II 'keeper Cody Laurendi to push a Paul Islas shot over the bar. But, on the ensuing set piece, defender Cody Ellison smashed a Milton Blanco corner into the back of the net to cut Galaxy II's lead in half.
At the start of the second half, Galaxy II head coach Curt Onalfo made almost wholesale changes as only Laurendi, midfielder Aleksandar Djokovic and Academy starlet Jaime Villarreal, who came on late in the first half for Bowen, stayed on.
After Galaxy II dominated much of the first half, the Fuego roared back in the second half, but were unable to get by Laurendi. The Galaxy II 'keeper made three saves in the second half including an acrobatic stop on a Milton Blanco free kick to preserve the victory for the USL PRO side.
With Laurendi keeping the Fuego off the board, LA nearly doubled their lead twice but could not score as Laurent Courtois saw a free kick sail high while Galaxy U-18 leading goal scorer Adonis Amaya had a scoring opportunity of his own fail to find the net just minutes later.
All four Galaxy Academy players who traveled with the team suited up at some point in the match as local boy Eljiah Martin came on in the closing stages in front of a dozen of his family and friends.
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In researching my family tree, I have used lots of church records. Other than census records church records are probably the records I have used the most since they are so full of information and clues. Each country's records have some differences but there are lots of commonalities. All record name of the child, names of parents (including mother's maiden name) , and god-parents. The god-parents or sponsors can be an important clue to other family members.
Catholic Church records show that Johan Jacob Burbach was christened in St Antonius Church, in Oberselters , Hessen, Germany, in 1732. For well over a century, Burbach family members were baptized, married, and buried from St Antonius.
Lutheran Church records show immunizations as well as sacraments received. Confirmation was required before marriage would be allowed. When families remained stationary it was easy to track back through the years. In Scandanavia, permission from the church was required before a person could move to another location. Such moves were recorded in church records just as entry into a village was recorded. Norwegian Lutheran christening records also listed the birthplace of the parents. That's how I located the birthplace of Martin Hansen, my great-great-grandfather. In Norway legitimacy was indicated by the order of the parents names listed in the record. Mother first, father second indicated an illegitimate birth. Other countries just had columns that were checked to indicate legitimate or illegitimate.
Swedish Lutheran record sets included an annual household inventory or listing of everyone in the family. In the event that someone had moved, they recorded where they moved to and when. These inventories included name, birthday, sex, marital status, and relationship to the head of the house. Using the household inventory ( Husförhörslängder) helped me to find the brothers and sisters of Karolina Nielsson.
Hungarian church records are very similar to the German church records and are written in a mix of Hungarian and Latin. The records for the part of Hungary that Augustinus Gulyban came from date back to 1777. They are very complete with both birth and christening dates, parents names and where they lived in addition to godparents.
Irish church records are notoriously scarce and pretty much do not exist before the 1860s. Another issue is that even if the birthplace is known it is difficult to be sure that the parish is in the same county. I recent learned that the records that may be of use are in Tipperary not in County Limerick or County Cork as expected.
Catholic Church records in the United States are similar to the ones from European countries in that they are a combination of the native language of the country and Latin. They also reflect the changing customs. Confirmation is received at different ages, notes may be added to the record. Often the marriage place and date are added to the baptism record or a death may be indicated by a cross marked next to a name with a date included. In fact a note on my grandparents wedding record makes me wonder how they had a Nuptial Mass in a Catholic Church in 1907 when Adolph was a Lutheran. I have found no record of conversion and at that time the Catholic Church did not allow such marriages. I haven't looked for a conversion and maybe I should since Adolph was also a god-father in 1908 and was buried in a Catholic cemetery in 1946 both just not done in the years in which they happened.


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OAKLAND — Dane De La Rosa was so scared by the creature scurrying at his feet in the third inning of Thursday night's game in the Oakland Coliseum that he jumped off the bullpen bench.
"I thought it was a rat," the Angels reliever said. "It was a pigeon. It came out of nowhere. You don't expect something wild to come walking up. I don't know if it was wounded. It just did not want to fly at all. I didn't want it to get into the outfield and cause a pigeon delay … so I grabbed it."
So began a made-for-television moment that ESPN devoted a SportsCenter segment to and that boosted De La Rosa's Twitter followers by more than 300.
The 6-foot-7, 245-pound De La Rosa, cupping the pigeon in both hands, walked from the bullpen, which is down the right-field line, to the first base dugout, up the tunnel to the clubhouse and out the back door of the stadium, releasing the pigeon in the players' parking lot.
Teammates started calling De La Rosa "Birdman." The pitcher received so much praise from animal lovers on social media that he had to stop responding to messages Friday.
"For a bird, you believe that?" said De La Rosa, who threw a scoreless eighth inning in the Angels' 8-3 win. "It's a weird world."
There were also concerns about the health risks of handling a pigeon, but "I made sure to wash my hands really well," De La Rosa said.
From BART to Bart
Before Josh Hamilton faced A's pitcher Bartolo Colon on Friday night, he rode a BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) train from San Francisco to Oakland, the right fielder's commute to work altered by a bomb scare that shut down the Bay Bridge in both directions Friday afternoon.
All of the Angels regulars except Hamilton took the first bus, at 2 p.m., from the team hotel to the stadium, but by the time Hamilton went to the lobby to catch the 4 p.m. bus to the park, the bridge was closed.
"I walked straight to the BART station," Hamilton said. "You gotta make adjustments, baby."
Was it the first time Hamilton, who played five years in Texas, took public transportation to the Oakland Coliseum?
"No, what do you think, I'm spoiled?" he joked. "The Rangers used to have one bus, so we took BART all the time. No one even recognized me. It was cool."
The bridge was reopened late Friday afternoon.
Short hops
Jason Vargas, recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot in his armpit, threw 49 pitches off a mound Friday and could begin a minor league stint next week. … Second baseman Howie Kendrick was not in the lineup Friday for the third time this season. He said he's experiencing "a little soreness, which is normal," but Manager Mike Scioscia said Kendrick will play Saturday. … Center fielder Peter Bourjos (broken bone in right wrist) will begin taking dry swings Saturday and hopes to progress to soft toss and batting practice next week. … Infielder Brendan Harris, designated for assignment last Saturday, signed a minor league deal with the Yankees.


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Over Memorial Day weekend, a team of 4 from our corporate HQ (in Chapel Hill, NC) set out for the Dark Mountain trails (in Wilkesboro, NC) for the 2011 Burn 24 Hour Challenge mountain bike race. If you've never raced in a 24 hour mountain bike race before, it's a pretty simple proposition: ride as many laps as you can in 24 hours, all through the day and night, either by yourself or as part of a 2-person or 3-5 person team. As you might imagine, it's part endurance, part speed, part madness, and completely fun (well, maybe not for the solo riders)! The organizers and volunteers of the Burn 24 Hour Challenge really work hard to put on a first-class event, so all you have to do is get on your bike and pedal, and pedal, and pedal….
Here's our crew at the start of the race (that's Chris, Greg, Tom and David from left to right), posing in our intimidating all black Performance Ultra II jersey and short race kits while standing next to our equally intimidating Access Stealth 1.0 29er mountain bike. While we were at the race, Tyler from Bikerumor.com dropped by our tent to take a look at the new Stealth 1.0, and you can check out his post about our sub-21 pound trail rocket here.
To get a sense of what the race was like, we asked both of our 24-hour race rookies to write up a few words about their experiences – first up is Greg, our freeriding, dirt-jumping expert:
The race was a blast. I always love riding new trail, even if Dark Mountain offered way more climbing than I was used to. But the atmosphere was what really sold the whole experience. The folks at Burn put on one heck of a race. Sure, there were a few people out there with their eyes on the podium, but there were plenty of racers just content with alternating decent laps with some chill time sitting in the pits cooking dinner and cheering on the constant stream of riders.
I'd have to say my favorite part was the final descent. As you dove down the ridge, you'd start to hear the cheering and cowbells. The pace picked up quickly, and the trail would start throwing in massive berms and a few doubles just to keep things interesting.
Our other rookie racer was Tom, a former triathlete who has lately found his true passion riding fat tires:
24-hour racing is a blast. As a newbie I was concerned I wouldn't get enough riding in sharing the load with 3 strong riders…but I got all I could handle. This was the most fun I've ever had suffering. It was hot and hilly and great company for all. I was a bit disappointed to see the compression sock phenomenon spilling over though! Thought I got away from that when I left triathlon.
It was a great atmosphere, and a fantastic way to spend the weekend. Highlights… guilt-free Nathan's hotdogs, night riding, and the amazing scenery.
Our team may not have been turning the fastest lap times, but we definitely had a great time and made a bunch of new friends, as folks dropped by our tent to check out the Stealth 1.0 or snag some free samples of PowerBar Gel Blasts and PowerGels (the green apple flavor gel was a crowd favorite).
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To see more photos from this year's Burn 24, head on over to the Performance Facebook page and check out our Burn 24 Hour Challenge 2011 photo gallery – be sure to log in and let us know what pics you like!


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Dexter Morgan's life seemed well-ordered at first glance, including the serial killer thing. That turned out to be unsustainable.
As "Dexter" reaches its finale, to air on Showtime Sunday at 9 p.m. Eastern, the character portrayed by actor Michael C. Hall is no longer strictly ruled by the code set down by his adoptive father upon noticing his son craved killing. Dexter was told only to murder people who are proven killers themselves and likely to kill again, and to thoroughly cover his tracks. The narrative device made it possible for viewers to tolerate, even like, someone who did reprehensible things.
"He's so far from anything I experienced him to be at the beginning," Hall said over lunch, a few weeks after filming the 96th and final episode of the series that began in 2006.
"He's the same character, but he's in many ways a different person," Hall said. "He had successfully compartmentalized efficient killing and convinced himself that he is, in fact, incapable of authentic human emotion when we first met him. But that all falls apart, slowly but surely."
Without the writers providing challenges, "Dexter" ran the risk of becoming an unimaginative murder-of-the-week procedural. Dexter's boundaries were most severely tested at the end of the fourth season when his wife, Rita, was killed and in season six when his half-sister, Debra (real life ex-wife Jennifer Carpenter), saw him knifing someone in the chest.
"I've always thought that it was more interesting to challenge the audience's affection for the character and to move him into choppy waters," Hall said.
He can appreciate people who say they like his work in "Dexter." People who say they like Dexter is something else entirely, although Hall has his theories about those fans.
"We live in a world where we have an increasing sense that we're not in control "¦ and Dexter, in his micro way, controls his universe and that is very appealing to some people," he said. "We all have a sense of injustice in the world, and Dexter is certainly exacting some form of justice within the confines of his own."
Of course, he said, "maybe it's not that deep. Maybe people have murderous impulses they don't act upon and enjoy watching somebody who gets away with it."
"Dexter" is going out strong. Ratings are higher during the current eighth and last season than they've ever been. That's a familiar pattern for many critically-acclaimed cable series that see their audiences grow as new fans discover the stories and binge on them while the show is on hiatus.
The series was pivotal to Showtime's development, said Matthew Blank, the network's chief executive. "It really felt like this is what Showtime should be," he said. "Homeland" and "Ray Donovan" may not have existed without its example.
Showtime will look for ways to keep the character alive even after "Dexter" ends, Blank said. He wasn't clear on how that would happen.
Hall, 42, is measured in how he makes sure to say nothing revealing in advance about the finale ("Some people will be happy with it, some people will be troubled by it," he said. "Perhaps some people will be a combination of those things.")
He will miss certain things about playing Dexter. The character was decisive and didn't hesitate to take action, even at times of extreme stress and even when that action was morally questionable. He's looking forward to portraying people whose emotions are not stunted or buried.
Extreme emotional control was similarly a hallmark of David Fisher, the sexually conflicted funeral director that Hall played in the early 2000s on HBO's "Six Feet Under."
That's two distinctive, Emmy-nominated roles in two critically and commercially successful series. Hall understands that's unusual; many actors would be satisfied with one even if they have to slog through their share of failures.
Many fellow actors and friends told Hall he was making a mistake when he took the role of Dexter. A show about a serial killer? Who'd want to watch that?
"I've certainly had the thought that I should quit while I was well ahead," he said. "When 'Six Feet Under' ended, I imagined I would never do another television series, just because I thought it would be impossible that I would be so lucky that I would find something as successful. I've learned never to say never."
Projects that aren't open-ended like a TV series are interesting to him now. He was very active onstage before joining "Six Feet Under." He's filmed roles in two movies that aren't big stretches from past characters: a manipulative, gay janitor who gets murdered in "Kill Your Darlings" and a man who shoots and kills an intruder in "Cold in July."
Hall jokes that he can't seem to get away from dead bodies, professionally speaking.
"I don't think I'm anybody's first thought when it comes to romantic comedy," he said. "That might be a door I'll have to do some kicking to break down."


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Murphy's hot hitting continues to spark Tribe
CLEVELAND -- David Murphy is not sure what happened in the indoor batting cage a couple days ago. For the first time in what has felt like ages, the Indians outfielder began to feel the kind of comfort with his swing that helped him thrive a few seasons ago in Texas.
That feeling was gone throughout last year with the Rangers and it remained absent during this past spring with the Indians. For at least the past two games, what was lost has been found, and Murphy is clinging to the hope that it will continue throughout this season.View Full Game Coverage
CLEVELAND -- David Murphy is not sure what happened in the indoor batting cage a couple days ago. For the first time in what has felt like ages, the Indians outfielder began to feel the kind of comfort with his swing that helped him thrive a few seasons ago in Texas.
That feeling was gone throughout last year with the Rangers and it remained absent during this past spring with the Indians. For at least the past two games, what was lost has been found, and Murphy is clinging to the hope that it will continue throughout this season.View Full Game Coverage
"I don't know if the Lord is up there swinging the bat for me or what," Murphy said after the Indians' 8-6 victory over the Padres on Tuesday night. "I just stepped in the cage the other day and the feel was there."
Maybe the sun poking through the clouds on Tuesday afternoon was a sign.
For only the second time in this rain-soaked season, the Indians were able to have a normal round of pregame batting practice on the field. There were smiles on the field hours before a game in which things continued to go Cleveland's way.
Corey Kluber provided the Tribe with a quality start -- a first for the Tribe rotation since Opening Day on March 31 -- and Murphy powered the offense with a three-run home run and four RBIs on the night. The Indians made a handful of errors and reliever Vinnie Pestano labored in a three-run ninth for the Padres, but those setbacks would not get in the way of the win.
Closer John Axford sealed the victory with his third save of the year.
"We have a cohesive unit," said Indians outfielder Nyjer Morgan, who contributed three hits and two RBIs. "It's not going to be just one person, it's going to be a whole team unit. That's what's going to give us a lot of success."
While that is certainly true, Murphy is enjoying his individual turnaround right now.
After hitting .304 with an .859 OPS in 142 games for the Rangers in 2012, Murphy labored throughout last season, hitting just .220 with a .656 OPS in 147 games. Cleveland still took a chance on the 32-year-old outfielder with a two-year contract worth $12 million, bringing him into the fold as the new right fielder.
During Spring Training, though, Murphy's woes persisted. He hit .204 with only 17 total bases in 18 Cactus League games, convincing Indians manager Terry Francona to send Murphy to the Minor League side for a day late in camp to garner a pile of at-bats in an effort to get both his swing and confidence going again.
Murphy felt improved, but then slipped into a 2-for-14 slump to start this season.
"I felt so terrible most of Spring Training," Murphy said. "I didn't feel like I necessarily resembled a big league hitter -- even the first few games of the season."
Murphy's recent fortunes began to turn around during an early round of hitting in the indoor cage on Sunday. Following that session, the outfielder churned out four hits (the ninth time in his career he has had at least that many) in a loss to the Twins. A rainout of Monday's game against San Diego could have washed the feeling away.
Then, in the fourth inning against the Padres, Murphy drove a 3-1 pitch from right-hander Tyson Ross into the right-field seats for a three-run home run, pushing Cleveland to a 6-2 lead. The blast came in the aftermath of a missed-catch error by Ross, who had only two of his seven runs charged as earned in his 5 1/3 innings.
That blast, which was Murphy's first homer of the season, followed a three-run showing by the Indians in the third inning. Cleveland scored that trio of runs without a hit, capitalizing on a throwing error by Padres second baseman Jedd Gyorko.
Murphy later added a run-scoring double in the sixth inning.
As pleased as Francona has been with Murphy's recent showing -- the outfielder is 6-for-8 with three extra-base hits and five RBIs over the past two contests -- the manager warned against making too much about such a small grouping of at-bats.
"It just kind of goes to show you, at the beginning of the year, how things can get skewed," Francona said. "You have a couple really good games and, all of a sudden, people are writing that you're off to a good start. But I do think it allows everybody, especially new guys, the chance to relax and then play their game, which is good."
Kluber sidestepped harm throughout his six innings, during which he scattered nine hits, struck out eight and ended with no walks. The right-hander allowed the leadoff man to reach in each of the first four innings, but it only came to bite him in the last frame in that series. In the fourth, Gyorko came through with a two-run double with one out.
Gyorko came through with an RBI single in the sixth inning, but Kluber headed off the field with a quality start. The Indians can only hope that is the beginning of a turnaround for the starting staff, which turned in a 7.66 ERA as a group over the previous six games.
"As a rotation, as a whole," Kluber said, "you can ask any one of us and we're not satisfied with the way we've started out the year. It's a long year. It just so happened that we had however many games where we didn't do so hot, and it just happened to fall in a row. It is what it is. We've just got to move forward from it, make the adjustments and look to improve."
In Murphy's case, he is hoping his recent discovery will last a while longer.
"Like I said the other day, it's one game," Murphy said. "I'll say now, it's two games. It's early in the season, but I don't know. Hopefully something's working here and it will continue. ... It's night and day. I haven't felt this feeling in a while."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian.


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• Four Newton Senior High School students were charged with disorderly conduct after authorities investigated a fight reported at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 19 at the high school. Those charged included a 15-year-old Newton male and 16-year-old Brandon Woods, 16-year-old Scotty W. Allspach and 17-year-old Jeremy J. Dossie, all of Newton. They were referred to juvenile court services.
• Jourdan L. Flake, 16, of Newton and a 14-year-old Newton female were charged with disorderly conduct after authorities investigated a fight at Newton Senior High School reported at 11:50 a.m. Feb. 19. Both girls were referred to juvenile court services.
A criminal charge is merely an accusation, and the defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. It is the policy of the Newton Daily News to release the names of individuals charged with a crime who are 16 and older.


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From the Allergic Living archives. First published in the magazine in 2009.
Alarm bells went off for Sarah Cameron* that day in 2008 when her 8-year-old daughter came home from school in a state of high agitation. There had been an incident during lunch break. The girl recounted how one of two Grade 6 monitors supervising the kids in her classroom had ordered her to sit at a desk out in the hallway, and to eat there by herself.
She was indignant and didn't know what she'd done wrong. "They can't treat me this way," she said.
Her mother wasn't pleased to hear of a student disciplining another student, but she had a more immediate concern. Her severely peanut-allergic daughter had been alone while eating.
"Where was your EpiPen?" Cameron asked. The reply: "In my backpack." And where was that? "In the classroom."
"If she'd had a reaction in the hall, no one would have been there to help her," says Cameron. The previous fall, Cameron first learned that adults weren't supervising the lunch breaks at the Ottawa public school. Instead, pairs of Grade 5 or 6 students oversaw the younger children as they ate at their desks. In case of an emergency, these monitors would have to run and seek out an adult.
Thousands of miles west, in Victoria, B.C., Caroline Posynick can relate. She became a convert to allergy advocacy in 2006 over the issue of student lunch-monitoring.
She had been blissfully unaware that, in a school that ran from kindergarten through Grade 7, lunch for younger grade children was supervised by kids from the eldest grade. She also didn't realize that the teacher had decided to keep her son Griffin safe by isolating the 7-year-old at the crafts table.
On Valentine's Day in 2006, "my son was sitting at this special table. A kid who was really, really active got up and put some peanut butter on his finger and then put it on Griffin's arm," Posynick says. "He wanted to see what would happen. This occurred with kids watching kids, so they couldn't stop it."
There was panic in the room, Griffin froze, and the monitors hustled him off to the teachers' staff room to get his arm washed.
When Posynick and her husband got to the school they found Griffin with a huge hive on his arm. Benadryl was enough to handle the contact reaction. But the boy's sense of upset did not go away nearly as quickly.
Incidents with lunch supervision are not hard to find among the parents of food-allergic children. They illustrate that, for all of the advances such as Sabrina's Law in Ontario (an act to protect anaphylactic pupils) or B.C.'s ministerial framework on anaphylaxis, and for all the allergic community's advocacy on risk reduction and readiness for emergencies, gaps remain in the protection of food-allergic children.
Within Canada's public elementary schools, there's a patchwork of student monitors and adult lunch supervisors, but even with the latter, the person in sight line of the child may not be trained on giving an epinephrine auto-injector. Who's watching the kids depends on a school board's policy and then, in turn, on how an individual principal handles (and applies budget to) lunch supervision at his or her school.
For instance, in Vancouver, the norm today is paid lunch assistants, but a ferry ride away in Victoria, students not old enough to babysit frequently patrol lunch in the class.
In 2005, Anaphylaxis Canada did a survey of its online registry about allergy policies in Canadian schools. Of the 678 parents who responded about their child's public elementary school, 28 per cent said the school relied on student lunch monitors, 43 per cent said school staff supervised (sometimes in combination with students) and 33 per cent had paid lunch supervisors. At some schools, there were also a small percentage of parent volunteers assisting.
Most public elementary students (73 per cent) ate lunch in their class as schools often lacked the space for lunchrooms. "You do have to consider what the principals are dealing with," notes Laurie Harada, executive director of Anaphylaxis Canada. "They've had cutbacks, the best that many principals can do is to have someone to wander the halls and poke their head in and monitor the kids." That said, she adds: "too much of this is ad hoc, and schools need to think through this."
U.S. 'All Over the Map'
In the United States, student lunch volunteers are less the issue, but again – despite a growing number of anaphylaxis laws among the states, there are gaps. Lunch is usually eaten in a cafeteria or lunchroom, making it possible for fewer adult eyes to survey a larger group of kids.
Yet anaphylaxis prevention practices and auto-injector training can vary from district to district, and cafeteria to cafeteria.
Lunch supervision "is an all over the map situation in the U.S.," says Deb Scherrer, vice president of education for the Virginia-based Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network. "Sometimes it's a teacher, sometimes it's a food service worker, sometimes it's a parent – it may be paid staff or volunteer."
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Pay Off Debt app is a debt snowball app that's designed to motivate users as they get out of debt. They can organize their debt snowball, and see their progress. I created this app after becoming "debt free but the house". I wanted to help others do the same, and when I was getting out of debt I used to obsessively check my progress.
New and existing users of Pay Off Debt for the iPhone, and new users of Pay Off Debt Lite and Pay Off Debt for iPad (which will be coming out soon.)
SHORT VERSION: Redesign the Debts screen for iPhone and iPad, taking into account non-English languages.
iPhone Debts screen size:
320 x 480 and 640 x 960 (high resolution) - vertical only
iPad Debts screen size:
768 x 1004 (vertical)
1024 x 748 (horizontal)
Various existing screenshots are attached.
LONG VERSION: I'm looking for an original user interface design that can be built upon (possibly by me, later on) for all three versions of the app.
Current users have commented that they like the existing icon for the app because it focuses on a positive (PAID vs debt), but that the user interface itself is visually lacking, not very appealing, and that there should be a clearer way to differentiate between the debts.
I want something that has a "wow" factor but that also remains highly functional. (The current workflow is clear to users.)
I've attached the current app icon and screenshots from the existing iPhone app and upcoming iPad version. One of the design problems is that there must be room for Spanish & French translations of text. Feel free to ask questions.
I don't need finalized versions of the elements/buttons/fields, etc (although if you want to do that that's fine) -- just the design for the Debts screen itself in a format that I can finalize. Images used in the design must be your original work and not used elsewhere.
I'm looking for files that are in a format that can be scaled easily as size requirements change from time to time. (I have access to Photoshop CS5 and Inkscape, and could get access to Illustrator if necessary.) Custom image and artwork creation guidelines for iOS are available here: http://tinyurl.com/26prl5h


text: Marketers are tracking smartphone users through "apps" — games and other software on their phones. Some apps collect information including location, unique serial-number-like identifiers for the phone, and personal details such as age and sex. Apps routinely send the information to marketing companies that use it to compile dossiers on phone users. As part of the What They Know investigative series into data privacy, the Journal analyzed the data collected and shared by 101 popular apps on iPhone and Android phones (including the Journal's own iPhone app). This interactive database shows the behavior of these apps, and describes what each app told users about the information it gathered.


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Alfresco Continues to Expand Global Partnership Reach with AEGIF in Japan
Growing global demand for Alfresco Enterprise drives partnership to create localized training and support services for Japanese businesses
London, UK. – May 14, 2009 – Alfresco Software Inc., the leader in open source enterprise content management (ECM), today announced a partnership with AEGIF, a leading Japanese enterprise content management services company. By partnering with AEGIF, Japanese customers and partners will now be able to leverage the same Alfresco Enterprise Subscription-based services that hundreds of companies across the Americas and Europe have come to rely on for production support and will also be able to receive localized consulting and training services.
A global company from its inception Alfresco has grown its community to include 182 countries and customers in more than 43 nations. The partnership is further evidence of a global market shift towards the adoption of professionally-supported open source ECM solutions, which provide a low-cost, low-risk alternative to proprietary ECM systems.
"The Japanese market is increasingly looking to open source solutions and Alfresco is proud to be working with a number of high profile Japanese corporations with significant Alfresco deployments. We are investing in and expanding the range of services to address the increasing demand in this key region," said John Powell, CEO, Alfresco Software. "By working with AEGIF, we can now extend Alfresco Enterprise Subscriptions to Japanese customers who are recognizing the benefits of moving away from more costly and cumbersome proprietary solutions and dramatically lowering the total cost of ECM ownership through Alfresco's open source solution."
AEGIF maintains a focus on providing ECM-related consulting and services, and through its longstanding relationship with Alfresco, has already invested in the translation of Alfresco software, documentation and training materials.
"As the demand for an open source ECM alternative in Japan continues to grow, we see an increase in the number of Japanese corporations turning to Alfresco Enterprise," said Akinori Ishii, CTO, AEGIF. "This initiative to deliver localized support was the next logical step in our partnership with Alfresco and we look forward to extending the benefits of this partnership to our customers."
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About AEGIF
Aegif is an innovative Japanese company which provides consulting and training services in the area of information technology, business management and finance. Especially Aegif has competitive edge with Enterprise Content Management consulting and Open Source consulting. Aegif has experienced professionals such as IT consultants, CPAs and business consultants. To offer the quality professional services for achieving flexible systems and effective business processes all together, they work as a team to find the best solution for the clients.
For more information, please visit www.aegif.jp.