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The Social Security Administration wants advice on how best to prepare its management and program information systems for the influx of more than 70 million baby boomers who soon will become beneficiaries.
In a request for information, SSA said it wants support in addressing its overall strategic plan and information resources management strategic plan and objectives for the next decade.
SSA plans to acquire support services to aid its CIO in performing work to ensure it's prepared for the Baby Boomers' arrivals. In the RFI, SSA wants companies to share what suitable services they can offer.
SSA needs IT services related to:
• Lifecycle activities for improving software and web interfaces
• Data and database administration
• Software engineering and management support
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SSA released the RFI Aug. 1. Responses are due by Aug. 28.
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SED is now the very first time in the Rajasthan going to be known for its recently sanctioned Women Technology Park (WTP) one of the most prestigious grant adding the glory to the crown of SED in research frontiers especially for nurturing rural women in terms of Technology intervention, innovation and up-gradation of socio economic quality of life. The main aim behind SED WTP is Women Empowerment and providing women a platform to transform into successful Entrepreneurs. A well-equipped training centre would be established at Gramin Vigyan Kendra (Rural Science Centre) Campus at Digod in Kota district of Rajasthan to train and empower the local women. Women Technology Park will act as window for providing information, creating awareness, giving training for appropriate technologies leading to skill up gradation and also help to establish the important forward and backward linkages for income generation through micro enterprises for women besides doing on field trials for research and developments and modulation of the technology packages to address location specific needs.
320 women will be trained in four identified technologies. The training schedule was made according to the convenience of trainees to make it successful. There will be 8 batches of 40 trainees each. The training will focus mainly on the following activities.
a. Value Addition of Agri-products (Soya products, spices and food items like papad, pickle, wadi, garlic paste etc. As Soybean is grown in plenty in this region).
b. Health Products (Biscuits and Namkeens as health products with nutrients like flax, garlic etc. As Garlic is grown in plenty in this region and GVK is promoting cultivation of Flax as wonder crop in this region)
c. Animal Feed Blocks (Making of nutrient rich Animal Feed Blocks for Cattles)
d. Animal Husbandry (Rearing of small animals like goat, hen, rabbit etc. for income generation and nutrition increase)
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The cost of attending one of Mississippi's eight universities will become more expensive starting this fall. MPB's Alexis Ware reports on the rising cost of tuition.
College students enrolled in a public university in Mississippi will soon be seeing higher numbers for their university's cost of attendance. Amid the state budget cuts, tuition at all eight public colleges is increasing at an average 6.6 percent.
Henry Goss is a senior mass communication major at Jackson State University. He is scheduled to graduate in December 2017. He says changes in state financial aid policies along with increased tuition are leaving him to consider other ways to pay for college.
"I have to sit down with my parents at look at what ways I can fund my schooling whether it be through taking out more loans or getting on a payment plan."
Jackson State is increasing tuition by five percent, which is among the lowest. Mississippi University for Women is experiencing the highest percentage increase at about nine percent. Tuition will go up to about six thousand six hundred dollars for the year.
Jim Borsig, President of MUW,says increased tuition is a challenge for students, but there are financial aid options available.
"We're working with students on a daily basis. Our foundation raises money for scholarships and we continue to revise our scholarships and practices with university foundation resources."
Borsig says before raising tuition, other changes took place to accommodate the university's loss in revenue like combining academic programs and job positions and eliminating vacant ones. The changes in tuition costs will begin in the upcoming school year.
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|A World Replete with Death Throes
|Casshern Sins
|The Angel of Ruin
|So Casshern..even a dumbass human like me knows one thing, that being on the run..is no way to live
— Akoz
|To the Ends of Agony
|Kunō no Hate ni
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To the Ends of Agony (苦悩の果てに, Kunō no Hate ni) is the third episode of Casshern Sins. It originally aired on October 15th, 2008 and the Funimation dubbed version on June 10th, 2012.
After wallowing in remorse for his actions, the man who started the Ruin, the killing machine known as Casshern walks the desolate planet alone again. Close by there is a man named Akoz, escaping from pursuing Bandits, who greets Casshern as a friendly stranger. Still pondering his past actions, Casshern tells him to stay away for his own safety, Akoz chooses to ignore finding a friendly interest in Casshern. Akoz states that he is not afraid of death as he feels he has already died and chooses to walk alongside Casshern. Casshern paces too quickly for Akoz taste causing Akoz to reveal that he is human, offering Casshern some of his water to replenish his energy. Casshern is surprised to find that Akoz is a human but Akoz tells him that their are more humans then he might think in the world, Akoz just being one of them.Akoz decides to teach Casshern on human anatomy during their travels, or atleast Akoz' blunt view on it, feeling that humanity are limited by their bodies need to feed, drink and rest. Akoz tries to give Casshern an example of human by trying to eat a wild lizard, after failing to due so Akoz is asked by Casshern to try his hand at capturing it, Casshern does so allowing Akoz to eat. After settling down Akoz decides to share his view on human benefits and explains how it is important to enjoy the benefit of life rather than brooding of ones sins, suddenly referring to Casshern's depressing attitude.
After continuing on their campaign to an unknown destination (even to them), Akoz tells Casshern his opinions on the beauty of the world and why he wanted to go the commune of Robots who accepted the ruin, to see the faces of Robots who were thought to be eternal, who had now accepted death. He also tries one final time to cheer up Casshern's attitude by sharing sins that Akoz himself has committed and how running from your problems is no way to live. Inspired by Akoz words, Casshern decides to confront Friender in an attempt to atone and accept his sins rather then run from them, by giving his life to Friender. Friender decides to allow Casshern to live, in his own way forgiving Casshern for causing the death of his owner.
Casshern takes this a sign to keep living and find a way to keep moving forward, before departing Akoz decides to go his separate ways with Casshern telling him that he still wishes to see the commune. Casshern tries to warn him but Akoz ignores and shares his final goodbye to Casshern. Akoz does not head to the commune but instead succumbs to an unknown disease that caused him to collapse, Akoz had let all his regrets out into the open with Casshern and felt he was finally brave enough to do one final thing besides run, to die alone.
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- Akatsuki Yamatoya - Screenplay
- Tatsuya Mine - Storyboard
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Matt Okine on bringing 'We Made You' back
"We were literally seeing the work Oxfam are doing….We'd see the tap installed in the village with running water – atap – and it's made a world of difference to this community."
Matt Okine has been up since 4am. He's just flown from Papua New Guinea and he's back in Australia, borderline delirious but so committed to the hustle that he's on the phone to Beat from the airport. "It's why I had to ask for a really specific time," he explains. "I hope that's alright."
Truly, it's all good – if anything, it makes you admire the slashie (comedian slash actor slash rapper slash presenter slash writer) all the more. Okine was travelling through PNG with Oxfam, and describes the experience as a real eye-opener for him.
"We went to this little town in the north of the main island, and we went out to these villages and communities every day. We were literally seeing the work Oxfam are doing. It was really difficult just to get to these places – we'd be in a four-wheel-drive for two hours; the roads were absolute mayhem. We'd see the tap installed in the village with running water – atap – and it's made a world of difference to this community."
Okine also holds hope that the work will continue throughout the entire island, and that the lives of these communities will increase in stability and livelihood. "There are a lot of difficulties within that part of the world, and it's so close to us," he says. "I'm sure Australia could help a lot more in that capacity."
Moving forward, Okine is looking to top off what has been a hugely busy year for him with some encore performances of We Made You, his most recent hour of stand-up as performed at the various comedy festivals both here and abroad throughout 2017. Being held in some of the biggest rooms Okine has ever performed in, the Brisbane-born, Melbourne-based comic is excited about getting to perform the show for one last run before writing begins in earnest for 2018's show. "It's such an awesome way to end the year," he says. "The last time I did the shows, I was in London and I was so happy with my run. To come home and be able to do three massive theatre shows is just incredible. I'll be on cruise control straight to Christmas."
Joining him as the opening act for each show is Becky Lucas, a fellow Brisbane expat who served as a co-writer on Okine's original series for Stan, The Other Guy. A longtime friend of Okine's, he's quick to sing her praises in all aspects of her work in comedy. "I'll give you an example. Right before I got on the plane, I messaged her about a character in The Other Guy that has an issue in a new episode," he says. "When I landed, Becky had sent through half a dozen suggestions of how the character would deal with that problem – and they were all on point. It's funny – we went to school together, and she asked me at this open mic in Brisbane about how to get into doing more stand-up. She's at a point now where I have no doubt she's going to surpass me."
Indeed, work continues on the next season of The Other Guy, as does Okine's moonlighting as a hip hop artist with his project Boilermakers. It's been relatively quiet on the musical front, with only a single released this year, but it's understandable given the breadth of other projects that have taken up Okine's time. "There was literally no time to do anything else," he says. "I have things I really want to put out there – it's just a matter of figuring out the right time to do it."
In the meantime, the best way to keep up with all of Okine's wheelings and dealings is via @mattokine on Twitter – where you might occasionally find him in a war with The Other Guy co-star and recent ARIA award winner Adam Briggs. "I mean, you call it a war," says Okine. "It's not a war when only one side is fighting. I don't even want to be a part of it. Briggs is a war criminal – he's breaking the United Nations code of ethics. I'll get him, though."


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How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error -6073, -816?
How to solve the Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error -6073, -816?
The best accounting software available in the market, is prone to errors and bugs. The most notorious errors of QuickBooks Error -6073, -816. QuickBooks error code -6073, -816 is difficult to troubleshoot and fix, For these reasons we recommend that you get in touch with a certified QuickBooks professional. who can guide you through this error, these errors are related directly to the company file and can lead to loss of data.
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Gut Health. Gut Healing Perth May 21
at Heritage Community Centre
Wednesday, 1 May 2019 from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM + Add to calendar01/05/2019 19:0001/05/2019 21:30Australia/PerthGut Health. Gut Healing Perth May 21Gut Health. Gut Healing Perth May 21 Wednesday, 1 May 2019 from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM (W. Australia Standard Time) Organiser Peter Dingle 0414360569 firstname.lastname@example.com Address Heritage Community Centre 445 Charles Street North Perth Vincent 6006 Australia Limited Seats Plenty pf Parking Doors open at 6.30 pm Event web page: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/81984/gut_health_gut_healing_perth_may_21.aspxHeritage Community Centre
445 Charles Street
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AustraliaPeter firstname.lastname@example.com/MM/YYYY2880
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"After 10 years of discomfort peter is the first person to make sense. Thanks Peter I look forward to a healthy long life in the future." David Mackay.
You can't afford to miss this entertaining and informative presentation based on cutting-edge scientific information. It is full of information showing how your gut health and your gut micro-organisms can determine not only how healthy you are but are the foundations of your health and tell you how to think feel and act.
In this presentation Dr Dingle will skillfully show you everything you need to know about healthy digestion, your gut microbiome and what you need to know it to improve your health.
With trillions of micro-organisms, your gut microbiome influences every organ and virtually every cell in your body.
"Fantastic talk. I loved your energy, and passion. A wealth of information." - Andrea, Perth
"Wow, wow, wow best describes the information Dr Dingle presented. So much information and so well presented I just want more." -Barry Grimes Kingaroy QLD
Your gut rivals your brain in its capacity to influence the daily running of your body. It controls gene expression, coordinates your immune system, sends chemical messages to every part of your body and determines if you are happy or sad.
It influences your willpower, even your taste buds, and is linked with virtually every health condition with which we are now confronted. Your gut microbiome has the ability to keep you healthy or ill, happy or sad.
It can influence everything from cancer to cardiovascular disease and diabetes 1 and 2, depression to dementia, acne and psoriasis, eczema and it is the major cause of arthritis. All diseases are influenced by the gut.
"So informative, it opened my mind up to so many things regarding gut health that I never considered. I look forward to reading the books and learning even more. Thank you so much." - Claire, Perth
"Your presentation last Wednesday in Loganholme was splendid. Normally I fall asleep after 25 minutes. But your presentation kept me on the edge of my chair for 105 minutes." Micheal Butters 80 year old medical science professor. Brisbane
"Congratulations Dr Peter! You are amazing I totally agree with all those testimonies. Your passion & commitment to educating us is a fire of inspiration! Very thankful indeed, to you and your family. Despite challenges, you keep going." Sue Allen-Fuller. Gold Coast QLD
This presentation will show you how our dependence on processed food and our modern living impacts our microbiome. Antibiotics, over-the-counter medications, food additives, cleaning products, and even makeup and personal care products are just some of the culprits that can devastate a healthy gut microbiome. But also the role of stress, sleep and activity.
"As always, I'm so impressed with Peter's ability to present an otherwise daunting topic in such an easily digestible and fun way. Not only have you identified the problems associated with poor gut health, but you've given me implementable solutions - and my family and I thank you." - Christine, Perth.
"I never cease to be amazed by the information Dr Dingle brings to light to share with us. Every talk is different and he always has new cutting edge information to share with us" - Rod Betts Toowoomba. QLD.
Learn how to fix your gut and digestion and rebalance your microbiome which foods, what does work and the importance of lifestyle factors.
This entertaining presentation will arm and empower you with the knowledge you need to rebuild your gut health.
The time has come to be the engineers of our own health.
Absolutely amazing, brilliant, highly recommend, life changing. Anne Marie. Mackay Qld.
"The whole presentation was informative and well presented. The two hours passed quickly with Pete's charismatic personality." - Sue, Perth
"So interesting and informative about the gut. Amazing information." Wayne Fidler Toowoomba QLD
"Fantastic presentation, informative, thought provoking and life changing. All of Peter's talks leave with a great thurst for knowledge and the simplw ways to heal your gut and health and live a great life." Janelle Insley Toowoomba QLD.
In Dr Dingle's normal optimistic and inspiring manner he is able to make complex concepts sound simple, and covers everything we need to know about the gut and your microbiome.
Dr Peter and Martine Dingle have just completed their two books on the gut microbiome and health. With over 1000 scientific references nobody knows this topic better than they do.
"Thank you Dr Dingle. The two hours just flew and I noticed absolutely everyone was engaged. I have been inspired to nurture my gut bacteria and improve my digestion. Thanks." Mary –Ann. Sunshine Coast
"Thanks Dr D. As usual heaps of great, relevant up to date information and terrible jokes! Love it- life changing." Peta Scott Sunshine Coast
"As always great up to the minute information with amazing passion. " Caroline Sunshine Coast
Informative and delivered in an entertaining manner which was incredibly engageing. Thanks very much." Renee Sunshine Coast
"Very informative and entertaining. Dr Dingle explained all the concepts so a non science person can understand. I'm definitely going to get to work to fix my gut! Thanks Dr Dingle." Donna Sunshine Coast.
"Very informative, interesting, humorous and accurate. Each time Dr Dingle introduced a new topic I checked it on google from my phone. Dr Dingle is correct." Mike Linacre PhD researcher. Sunshine coast.
"Your presentation last Wednesday in Loganholme was splendid. Normally I fall asleep after 25 minutes. But your presentation kept me on the edge of my chair for 105 minutes." Micheal Butters 80 year old medical science professor. Brisbane
Who Is Dr Dingle
Peter Dingle BEd, BSc, Hons, PhD, WASM
Nobody knows health and wellness like Dr Peter Dingle, Australia's most engaging and innovative thought leader on the topics of health and wellness.
"Dr Dingle has spent the past 30 years as a researcher, educator, communicator and author. Formerly an associate professor at Murdoch University, Dr D has written 17 books on health and living well including his latest two books jointly with his wife Martine on gut Health.
Dr Dingle is probably the most informative and entertaining health speaker in Australia, Dr Dingle helps cut through medical and health myths to give you the real facts on evidence-based wellness. He presents cutting-edge research findings in an accessible, down-to-earth manner—and is known for his straight-shooting style, sense of humour and the occasional magic trick or juggling display.
Dr D, who gives about 100 presentations in Australia and around the world each year, will show you how you can regain your gut health and even reverse many chronic health conditions including cardiovascular disease and diabetes. He explains how to unlock your genes for wellness, and how to take personal responsibility for your wellbeing.
"Listening to all this new information was just out of this world. I love Peter's energy and knowledge (not to mention his shoes and waistcoat). I already look forward to your next visit. Corah. Townsville. Qld
"Really enjoyed Peter's presentation. Everything I believe so I brought along my husband and daughter-in-law who were skeptical in the beginning but really enjoyed it and I think the penny dropped for them. So thank you thank you thank you. Karen. Hervey Bay Qld
Excellent, informative, down to earth talk with good jokes. Thanks" Carol. Mackay
Informative, entertaining, up to date, enlightening, fun and honest, not a diet a lifestyle. Thanks." April Mackay.
The information I heard tonight was amazing. Informative and funny- the perfect combination. I didn't know a lot ( I thought I did)but what I heard made me feel I could make changes. So So happy I came tonight I'm bringing everyone next time. I loved talking with you after the seminar and having questions answered. Thank You so so much." Karlee Hannan. Mackay Qld.
"I have had gut problems for the past 15 years. Thanks Peter for making so much sense" Cheryl Bundaberg.
"Wow as usual. Visit us more. I always learn so much from you. Please keep spreading your healthy life saving facts." Heather, Sheena and Martine. Mackay
I cannot recommend this presentation highly enough. It was extremely informative and made perfect sense. I have recently changed my diet and eliminated sugar. I have also reduced my carbohydrate intake and have lost 17 kg, but most unexpected was a huge reduction in joint pain. I am really excited about improving my health further. Thank you Peter for giving me the missing pieces in the puzzle. " Iona Murry. Mackay
"So informative, thank you." Wendy Gladstone
"Lots of A-ha moments and great presentation". Nicole Gladstone.
"Thank you dr Dingle. The two hours just flew and I noticed absolutely everyone was engaged. I have been inspired to nurture my gut bacteria and improve my digestion. Thanks." Mary –Ann. Sunshine Coast
"Thanks Dr D. As usual heaps of great, relevant up to date information and terrible jokes! Love it- life changing." Peta Scott Sunshine Coast
"As always great up to the minute information with amazing passion. " Caroline Sunshine Coast
Informative and delivered in an entertaining manner which was incredibly engageing. Thanks very much." Renee Sunshine Coast
"Very informative and entertaining. Dr Dingle explained all the concepts so a non science person can understand. I'm definitely going to get to work to fix my gut! Thanks Dr Dingle." Donna Sunshine Coast.
"Very informative, interesting, humorous and accurate. Each time Dr Dingle introduced a new topic I checked it on google from my phone. Dr Dingle is correct." Mike Linacre PhD researcher. Sunshine coast.
"Your presentation last Wednesday in Loganholme was splendid. Normally I fall asleep after 25 minutes. But your presentation kept me on the edge of my chair for 105 minutes." Micheal Butters 80 year old medical science professor. Brisbane
|Some recent testimonials Victorian Testimonials "Hi Peter my name is Guy and I was at your Fix the gut seminar in Bendigo last night ! What a fantastic night full of info and great advice . Myself and my better half are looking forward to improving our health and learning more from your amazing studies ! Thanks Peter and all the best for the future". Guy Johnstone
"Our Bendigo event was Sold out. More people are wanting information for their health and realizing this is Seriously Top class Info. There's Science and Facts. Humour and lots of great info provided by Peter D who had us all hanging on to every word. Thanks so much and we would love a repeat soon. I encourage you to go and bring friends as they will be raving about it too!" Kym Fitzpatrick. Bendigo
"So knowledgeable, very entertaining, fantastic information about all things gut and how to keep it in great health. Thoroughly recommend". Brian Morse Frankston Victoria
"Thank you. It gelled with a lot of prior knowledge and science. Great tips to remind me what to do". Scientist from Morwell
"Very informative and excellent presentation. The time flew Karen Lambden. Morwell
Fantastic, well presented". Kathy Morwell
"So reinforcing of my naturopath in Moone Ponds has taught me but so much more". Jim O'Hearn. Colac
"It is amazing to have everything I've always had in my family knowledge (naturopathic background) coming to light in a public forum, being confirmed, valued and encouraged in others. Keep up the amazing work spreading knowledge and enabling the power for us to take control of our own health and lives". Thank You. Ish Williams.
"Absolutely brilliant. Peter! Super informative and presented in an easy to understand and engaging way, with lots of laughs. Best wishes for creating the ripple effect and getting the truth out there. Thank you so much". Marie Golden. Victoria
"Absolutely awesome information and inspires me to learn more and share". Adrienne Howlett. Victoria
"Wow, loved your amazing information and energy. Will be applying your info and telling others. Thanks Timothy Walton". Victoria
"I really enjoyed every moment of your seminar this evening. I eat very healthily and I have learnt even more how things affect our gut. Including water". Karen Jende. Victoria
"Please go on with your wonderful work-I agree with it all and will come another time. I have learnt such a lot more and it makes so much sense. A huge Thanks". Margaret Thomas . Victoria.
"Powerful information. Straight to the gut of it al. than you peter". Karen Walker. Victoria
"The presentation was fascinating and so informative. I will be applying this to my everyday life from now on. Very inspirational". Ros. Warrnambool
"Very interesting and inspiring. I am excited about becoming healthy". Peter Gardens Warrnambool.
"Excellent presentation. Information presented in lay terms and easy to understand with nice bits of humour. The 2 and half hours went so quickly". John Booth Warrnambool
"I am a Type 1 diabetic and have RA. I have done lots of study into natural remedies and I am absolutely a believer in the importance of gut health and its importance was greatened by tonight's seminar. It was extremely informative and easy to understand. Thank you for all your research and hard work and sharing it with us. Great Seminar". Mandy. Warrnambool.
NSW Testimonials
"Wow what an enjoyable night listening to a Professor, Dr Peter Dingle explain why it's sooo important to look after and balance your gut. After all the times I have seen and listened to his very wise words, this was the best information. As the saying goes knowledge is no burden to carry". Cheryl Geraghty Gosford.
"I was at your talk last night in Gosford and wanted to tell you how great it was-- I got so much from it and haven't been able to stop telling people about it today !! My husband came home (he was one of the three guys in the audience) and started rummaging around for the bicarb and green tea :)". Dr Rachel Swan. Gosford
Great information Peter. Leanne Rose Grafton
"Absoluely amazing. Best gut health talk I have been to by far. Extrememly informative, motivational and inspiring. Highly recommend to everybody. I will be back". Kristy Wollongong
"Thank you so very much. I have been very keen and excited to learn more and now I go away with many tools to help my family and kids to stay gut happy and healthy. I will be dragging my hubby next time". Jodie. Wollongong
"Exciting, stimulating and very well presented. Very clear and simply explained". Laurie Romsdan. Gosford
"Excellent- everyone needs to hear this". Rachel Swan Gosford.
"Brilliant presentation based on science and common sense, not $'s!" Tania Turner Gosford
"Fantastic. Would recommend to everyone and anyone". Sharleyne Russell. Gosford
"Excellent and very informative". Gabriella. NSW
"Sensational!!! Very informative, loved every minute, very educational and entertaining as well". Norma Kaloudis. Wollongong
"Simply life changing, I urge everyone young and old to attend Dr Dingle's presentation". Marissa Wollongong
"I learned so much, much more than what I thought I would about my gut health and ways to improve it. Absolutely best night". Nicole Wollongong
ACT Testimonials
"My family and I attended the Canberra seminar. It has opened our minds to a better way. Strongly recommend you attend a seminar near you, you will walk out changed for the better". Darleen Barton Canberra
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CDROM in a Dell Optiplex 260 has been disabled. It displays this on the F2 setup and is not listed in the Device Manager andf noty listed in the boot menu. How do you re-enable this back on?
Go into Control Panel & run > Add Hardware
CD/DVD Drive is not Detected in Windows XP, Me, or 98
CD drive or DVD drive is missing in Windows XP or Vista
For CD/DVD drives
Install > Run the program > Selected Types, tick Optical drives & Click > Scan Registry. When finished, Click > Clean Selected.
For HD's.
Install > Run the program > Selected Types, tick Disk drives & Click > Scan Registry. When finished, Click > Clean Selected.
Thanks John for the reply.
I actually resolved this by going into setup and changing the Secondary drive I believe from Off to Auto, after rebooting the pc the CDROM-READER was now recognized.
I looked at the setup from another PC in our lab and this is how I found what to do.
From what I can see from your reply, their is a different way of doing this as well.
Again thanks very much for your post.
Nice lateral thinking alrozski. Yep there is often more than one way of achieving the same result.


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Cultural Resource Investigation of a 196 Acre Farmstead, Lincoln County, Minnesota
Author(s): H. C. Pedersen
Year: 1989
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Cultural Resource Investigation of a 196 Acre Farmstead, Lincoln County, Minnesota. H. C. Pedersen. 1989 ( tDAR id: 246561)
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Reconnaissance / Survey
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27081 (Fips Code) • Diamond Lake Twp. • Lincoln (County) • Minnesota (State / Territory) • North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country)
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CREATOR: Lyfa (Manufacturer), Simon Henningsen(Designer)
OF THE PERIOD: Scandinavian Modern
PLACE OF ORIGIN: Denmark
DATE OF MANUFACTURE: circa 1960s
MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES: Enameled Metal
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Morgan Stewart scored her second goal of the game, a lob shot with just under a minute to play in regulation, to give the Corona del Mar girls' water polo team a 5-4 victory over Santa Barbara in the title game of the California State High School Championships Sunday at CdM.
The game-winner gave defending champion CdM its first lead of the game and a solid defensive effort led by the goalie play of CdM captain Erica Weed (five saves) held off Santa Barbara's talented offense led by rising senior Kelsey O'Brien.
Santa Barbara, winner of the 2012 Summer Tournament of Champions earlier this month, grabbed an early 2-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Incoming freshman Maddie Musselman opened CdM's scoring by drawing a five-meter penalty and converting the penalty shot to make it 2-1.
Santa Barbara answered with a goal of its own and led at halftime, 3-1.


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Multiple Sclerosis
My Experience with Multiple Sclerosis – by Jim Haverlock (August/September 2001)
I have learned that 'we are often unaware' of habits that cause us stress and interfere with our ability to respond effectively to 'stimuli' in our daily lives. Having "Progressive MS" for the past 11+ years has drastically changed my posture and functional mobility. As my nervous system has deteriorated, I developed many maladaptive habits to compensate for lost function.
The Alexander Technique is all about changing these maladaptive habits so we can respond more effectively and achieve better, more efficient functioning. Although not well known, the Alexander Technique has been recognized by knowledgeable individuals for over 100 years as a unique and remarkably effective technique of mind-body re-education.
I am not sure if it was ever meant for people suffering with M.S. but I can personally attest that it is one of the very few therapies (including drugs) that has visibly improved the quality of my life.
"Unlearning my old habits has been challenging, but immensely rewarding — not only in terms of my ability to move and function more efficiently, but also in terms of experiencing the first physical improvements in many years of gradual and progressive decline".
My M.S. created a physical condition that resulted in poor posture and very inefficient functional mobility — i.e. balance, walking, sitting, etc. And I was totally unaware that this could be changed – I just assumed it was all part of the M.S. experience. When I heard about the Alexander Technique, I realized I might be able to reverse some of my physical losses, and immediately enrolled for private sessions with Josette Pelletier, a certified practitioner. Josette is currently teaching in Chelan, WA. This is what she had to say about working with me.
"My working with Jim has been a wonderful experience that has taught me a great deal. My trust in the workings of the technique is even in reawakening the connection of mind (thought) to the better working of the body.
When I first met Jim, he walked in with the help of a cane in a slow, contracted way. His joints appeared stiff and flexing with great effort. His upper body compensated with the imbalance with much muscular tension and his speech was slower than normal. What struck me about Jim was his honesty, his acceptance of this limitation, his strength in continuing to trust that he could improve; his willingness to create a strong connection of mind – body communication and lastly that he didn't expect a miracle cure. After 13 sessions and Jim's great perseverance in applying the newly learned information, he has a wonderful, re-established balance creating an open and relaxed upper body. His ankles, knees and hips are now moving with much more freedom and he can stand and walk for long periods of time without his cane. It continues to improve bringing more assurance, energy, and more trust, less pain. Certainly his quality of life has improved a great deal!"
Josette took me through basic movements giving gentle hands-on guidance. Through this guidance, I experienced more natural and easy coordination without the on-going interference of maladaptive habits. Repeating these experiences of natural, efficient movement stimulates my internal coordination feedback so it becomes more accurate. This develops the ability to choose better coordinated and non-stressful responses to stimuli. With practice, I can make habit changes that will last.
Benefits I have found in doing this technique or method are that I now stand straighter, taller and have overall better posture. Friends have noticed this change and comment about "how healthy" I look. I have also found that I can get into and out of a chair without all the tension and stress that it took before. I have a better sense of balance, and I can actually walk short distances without the use of my cane/crutch or other support devices that I have used the past several years.
I learned very quickly that these Alexander Technique lessons are taught on an individual basis. Private lessons gave me the opportunity to make in-depth and lasting improvements and to develop substantial skills in changing habits.
I am an ongoing student and my teacher works with me for up to an hour and a half each session. I have found that repeat sessions are most useful, and often reinforce the learning of these new habits in a positive way.
In order to gain the most benefit from the Alexander Technique, it's important to take the time to learn it thoroughly with a qualified teacher.
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9 Expert Tips for Sensitive Skin
Have sensitive skin? Use these tips to keep your look fresh without sacrificing comfort.
It's easy to know if you have oily, dry skin or combo skin, but how about sensitive skin? Though the hallmarks of sensitive skin are persistent dryness, flakiness and redness, sensitive skin is more than a list of symptoms.
"Sensitive skin is when irritation occurs, no matter what types of products you are using, such as moisturizer, sunblock, makeup, etc.," says New York-based cosmetic dermatologic surgeon, Dr. Howard Sobel.
While sensitive skin is fairly common, people tend to be overly cautious about labeling their skin as sensitive.
"About 10 percent of my patients actually have sensitive skin, and 25 percent of my patients think they have sensitive skin," Sobel says.
So what causes sensitive skin?
"It can be attributed to many different factors including genetics, preservatives, chemicals, fragrances, UV rays, wind exposure and extreme warm or cold temperatures," he says.
While that list is daunting, there are ways you can improve your skin's health and keep it calm and soothed.
How To Take Care of Sensitive Skin:
1. Moisturize
Moisturizing is the most important step to keeping your skin healthy.
"It is vital to keep skin hydrated," says Sobel, who advises applying moisturizer to damp skin for better absorption. Make sure your morning moisturizer contains SPF to protect skin from the sun's harmful rays.
2. Avoid Hot Water
"Keep those showers and baths lukewarm and short," Sobel cautions. "Extreme temperature and/or bathing for too long breaks down the lipid barriers in your skin, which can lead to increased irritation."
Always apply moisturizer immediately after a shower to keep skin hydrated.
3. Watch Extreme Temperatures
Weather on either end of the spectrum, cold or hot, can irritate sensitive skin.
"Skin becomes dry in the winter, due to a lack of humidity, which makes skin irritated and redness can occur," Sobel says. "On a hot summer day when the sun is at its strongest, damage from UV rays will dry out skin. The radiation causes a faster break down of collagen and elastin fibers."
This not only aggravates sensitive skin, it can also lead to signs of premature aging including wrinkles and sagging skin.
4. Be Careful When Exfoliating
Take it easy on the face when using scrubs.
"Excessive and/or aggressive exfoliation can lead to extreme skin irritation, because you may remove too many skin cells," Sobel warns.
If you do chose to exfoliate, opt for a facial scrub with small, even sized grains versus one with hard edges like nutshells, and apply in a small circular motion.
5. Know Your Ingredients
The most common skincare ingredients harmful to those with sensitive skin include retinoids and hydroxy acids.
"These abrasive ingredients are meant to help remove dead skin cells but can be too strong for those with sensitive skin," Sobel says. Also avoid any products with added fragrance, another common irritant.
6. Use Soothing Ingredients
Products containing petrolatum, mineral oil, linoleic acid, ceramides and glycerin are the gentlest on sensitive skin, increasing hydration and reducing irritation and redness.
7. Don't Smoke
"If you smoke, stop, and avoid second-hand smoke," he says.
These habits dehydrate skin and cause irritation.
8. Consider Your Cosmetics
Use oil-free, hypoallergenic makeup that is free of fragrance, dye, detergents and latex.
9. Get Your H2O
Drink the recommended eight glasses of water a day to keep skin hydrated.
It may seem like a lot of effort to take care of sensitive skin, but take comfort in knowing you can manage the situation.
"You cannot grow out of having sensitive skin," Sobel says. "But you take steps to minimize skin sensitivity."
Sensitive skin requires special care in winter. Check out 5 amazing winter face pack recipes to keep all the skin care problems caused during winter at bay.
Find more useful daily skin care tips here.
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Eastman stops phthalates productionEastman Chemical will discontinue the manufacture and supply of two of its orthophthalate plasticizers and will no longer offer the products as of December 31, 2011. Eastman said it has broad offering of non-phthalate alternatives.
Materia to build catalyst plant in SingaporeMateria will open a catalyst manufacturing and R&D facility in Singapore with initial operating capacity of 10 tonnes by the end of 2012. Material expects to choose the site in 3Q 2011 and construction to begin by year-end. (FYI: Materia's olefin metathesis catalyst technology is currently being used by Elevance Renewable Sciences.)


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The researcher Oscar Casas reminded us that "not so long ago, houses were only equipped with a thermometer, and, with a bit of luck, a set of scales.Now it is not unusual for people to have portable equipment for measuring blood pressure or devices for testing blood sugar levels at home.Clearly, as areas of research such as biomaterials or tissue engineering are developed for use in regenerative medicine, the range of opportunities will increase dramatically.Josep Anton Planell, the director of the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC), which was formed by the UB, the UPC and the Generalitat (Government of Catalonia) and has its headquarters in Barcelona Science Park, considers that "in the future, it will be possible to design intelligent biomaterials that, when placed where damaged tissue needs to be regenerated, will be able to stimulate the stem cells to do what we want them to do".Major challenges and opportunities will arise in the health sector in the future.Although sophisticated medical technology is already available in health systems in developed countries, further advances are constantly being made.One of the aims of this project is to reduce the probability of drug administration errors, through a secure patient identification system that uses radiofrequency technology and also enables patients to be located in the health centre.
Work is currently being undertaken on a chair that enables the measurement of these and other physiological parameters.
Medical robot Medical robots are used with increasing frequency in the medical field.
Surgeons no longer operate on the basis of their skill and experience alone.
Our aim is for this growing range of health systems for individual, rather than hospital, use to be available to everyone".
The Group has designed a system for simultaneously detecting heart and respiratory rates that functions with force sensors, which are used to measure weight, even in conventional electronic scales.
However, more knowledge is needed to perfect the process.


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The first solo studio project by this New York based saxophonist/composer/sound artist, which incorporates elements of traditional composition, electronic music and music concrete.
Intoverted, nostalgic, and evoking your vision.
Ukrainian Music, Instrumental, Bandura and Symphony Orchestra, Contemporary Composer Yuriy Oliynyk
Modern electroacoustic music with pumping organic dance tunes and epic adventures, an eclectic mix of percussion, strong vocals, story telling lyrics, powerful electric guitar and driving synths, the sound is described as a "Cosmic Waltz."
Blending natural sounds, mechanical tones, mangled samples and free jazz romps.
Prepared electric guitars, haunting zither melodies, manipulated field recordings, guitars bowed with metal files are used to create ambient soundscapes that transport the listener to an otherworldly reality.
Singer songwriter with an amazing sonic colorization to every song; maybe what Elliot Smith would have done if he were in Sonic Youth.
Acoustic progressive rock for piano, harpsichord, organ, marimba and percussion. Influenced by Satie, Debussy, Ravel, Steve Reich, Nexus, Terry Riley, Stockhausen and African folk song.
Rooted in live instrumentation and progressive lyricism, Rhymes and Beats is a 21st century outernational hip-hop record with a tinge of nostalgia for 90s grunge and golden era rap.
Ambient, lo-fi melodica that will hook you in with dreamy arrangements, electronic musings and art-rock moments.
A tightrope walk of drums and guitar, cerebral, moving, intricate and punchy, skipping between styles, precise and ecstatic.
Luscious minimalist gestures of Electronica, Jazz and World Music.
A hi-fi journey through songs which touch, move and inspire, reminiscent of Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Massive Attack, Coldplay, Keane, Sigur Ros.
Ambient, other worldly musical landscapes that are moody, jazz/blues, guitar-synth textures intended to shift one's state of mind and find a parcel of retreat from the demands of daily life.
A continuation of The Gradual Motion series. the music is instrumental blending of simple beautiful harmonies moving slowly over steady grooves.
"This album cemented her reputation as an intriguing and ultra-talented musician on the rise, possessing a "sweetly lyrical voice, an arrestingly quirky sensibility, and a chamber-pop band that fits no pigeonholes." - Terry Teachout (Wall Street Journal)
Get high, go on a trip through the richly textured and surreal landscape of sound and world melodies; sweet and cerebral - with an edge; no corporate pop-Pablum here.
Here come drunken Russian ballerinas dancing underwater with elephants while swans sail by to the sunset.
This music is an orgasm of rhythms and free feelings, specially designed to make love the Caribbean way.
The sounds you are about to hear all spring from the vision of one man. One man who decided that the well-worn paths that other musicians adhere to were not the proper routes for his own creativity. INNOVATIVE ACOUSTIC GUITAR TECHNIQUES w/ vocals & other
An eclectic collection of solo guitar works painting sonic landscapes and nimble picking pieces.


text: As sad as this is. But Olbermann is the only good thing on MSNBC prime-time. The rest is crap. Sensational crap, but still crap. Oh, except for that piece about Jolie being pregnant; that was hard-hitting journalism only seen on cable TV .Posted by Jeff S at January 13, 2006 09:16 PM


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Conflicts between nightclubs and neighbors are nothing new, and complaints about two Ashland bars have been going on for some time. For the moment, it appears the police have the situation under control, and it's unlikely anything will change in the near future. Bob Kendrick, who owns two seasonal condos across the Will Dodge Way alley from the entrance to the Vinyl Club and the back door of O'Ryan's Irish Pub, says patrons smoke, vomit, fight and generally make noise late at night. Police Tighe O'Meara has told the City Council his department is working with the owners of both clubs to address issues, and frequently patrols the alley to prevent problems. But, O'Meara noted, the conflicts will never disappear entirely as long as the clubs exist. The city attorney told the council the city cannot revoke a liquor license on its own. What it can do is ask the Oregon Liquor Control Commission to do so, but that is a lengthy process, and if a business is sold while the case is proceeding, the new owner starts with a clean slate. For reference, the OLCC canceled only three licenses in Portland over a two-year period in a city with 2,900 licensed establishments. It's also hard to take Kendrick's complaints seriously when he says he plans to open two bars of his own in a building he owns next door to O'Ryan's and the Vinyl Club. If two bars are a problem, two more aren't likely improve the situation.
Update: On Wednesday, Kendrick said he plans to lease space in his building qt 145 E. Main St. to a restaurant with a full-service bar. The building next door to that, at 141 E. Main St., also has an application on file for a full-service bar, but Kendrick said he is not affiliated with it.


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…debuts tomorrow night (Monday) on PBS-TV: as they say, consult your local listings. The idea is a series of Native perspectives on the history of the settlement of what is currently the U.S. The producers concede in a public email that they couldn't cover all bases:
"With 560 federally recognized tribes in the US, it was impossible for us to tell everyone's story," says WE SHALL REMAIN executive producer Sharon Grimberg.
If you have Native roots, now it's your turn to share your experiences through WE SHALL REMAIN's Online Story Sharingtool. It allows Native people across the country to publish video, audio, or written pieces on the Web sites of public media broadcasters in their communities.
Not to mention the hundreds of Native communities/groups not yet "federally recognized"…. We ALL Shall Remain!!!


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Rental car review (hire car) Ford Tourneo
Its been almost five years since my last rental car review, not that I haven't rented any over the past years. Anytime I have a big shoot or need to travel longer distances, I prefer to put the miles on someone else's vehicle. Since most of my rentals are for longer distances, I like to rent diesels when available. They are usually hard to come by and I only happen upon them by chance. The difference in fuel economy can be almost double depending on the car.
For a recent project I was back on the phone to my local hire spot. I didn't want to spend much as the budget was barely covering the mileage. Due to some unforeseen circumstances I also had an extra body coming along for the ride (a model), so I really couldn't just opt for an economy tiny car. I called up my rental guy and booked a "small" car. Not thinking much more about it, I started running through the project in my mind about what gear was going to be needed on location and it quickly escalated into much more than a small hatchback might handle.
It was right about then, when the phone rang. The car hire place couldn't supply a small hatchback but they could offer me a diesel Ford Tourneo van instead. . . hmmmm, let me think for a minute, "uh ya".
The Tourneo is an eight seat van based on the Ford Transit; basically a Transit converted to a people carrier, with insulation, proper seating, controls, ventilation and windows. This particular van was a 2015 model and with relatively low miles on it. The big bonus for us, travelling in it with all the added cargo space besides what the seats we were going to occupy. I was able to pack away my cameras, back ups, laptop system, tripod and any extras without any trouble.
Getting up and into the driver's seat is a bit of a jump if you are used to driving around in cars all the time but once you're up there. . . . you're really up there. The added height of the driver's position is a great thing; allowing you to look further down the road and over smaller cars. The steering wheel feels more car like than the Transits I have driven; it gives it a much more automotive feel to the drive than the UPS/FedEx feel of a regular Transit. Once in the seat, you have the view of most modern Fords, with an easy to understand layout of gauges, vents, cubby holes and entertainment system.
For the passengers we have two rows of three seats each behind the driver's seat to choose from; both with independent ventilation controls. So many seats to pick from you could have five people in here and still be able to stretch out in one of the rows for a nap. I'm guessing this Tourneo had its seats covered in extra durable cloth for the rental market. Its still comfortable but I would probably take the next upgrade from this option.
With all this decent comfortable seating, the Tourneo is a great long distance people/production mover.
Now with the mileage we cover on projects, the stereo is probably the most important piece of kit outside of comfortable seats. The entertainment system is reasonably laid out and easy enough to understand as long as you follow along with the digital display above it. It took me a while to find the USB plug in, its located in a secret cubby holes above the steering wheel. Inside, there is also a 3.5mm jack and a 12v cigarette socket. I did have a few problems every now and then, getting back into the van and plugging in my iPhone to the USB only to have nothing coming out of the stereo. I know the cable is good(the phone showed the charging symbol) so it was then a matter of switching over to Bluetooth. The phone system works great in the Toureo and I was surprised at how seamless taking and dialing calls was.
The front seats were good and decently firm; I could easily drive for a few hours without numb bum however a little bit more of side bolstering would be nice, even if it was a bench seat, at least for the driver. The door pull is not very well designed in my mind since you have to twist your wrist to grab it and pull. That might just take a while to get used to but it seemed every time I hopped in the seat and went to pull the door behind me, it always felt awkward.
As well as the large accessible front doors and the MASSIVE rear tail gate, the van also comes with a sliding side door on each side of the vehicle. They open wide, wide enough to slide a large Plume 140 soft box in without dissembling it.
And lets talk about that rear tail gate, did I mention it was MASSIVE? Be prepared to hoist on it the first few times you open and close it; this is not your mother's Mercedes' trunk lid here. Once open you can easily stand under it for shelter in inclement weather, which we might have a little bit here in Northern Ireland.
In conclusion, I'm a fan, there are some things I would change for sure but overall its a great production van.
Pros –
Diesel mileage
Large cabin/storage/seating
Great visibility
Entertainment system
Cons –
Large overall size
Door handles
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Viewpoint: 2017 was a year of 'watermark' accomplishments for Cottage Grove
Steve Dennis is a member of Cottage Grove City Council
As a community service, I enjoy providing an annual "Year in Review" detailing the City's achievements:
Public Safety
Our new 31,000-square-foot Central Fire Station is under construction and will house our 24/7 Fire and EMS operations. The usability and economy designed into the facility will aid us in continuing to provide some of the fastest emergency response times in Minnesota! Additionally, we now have a dedicated police forensics officer who will aid in solving computer crimes, dealing with problem properties and supporting the needs of our business community.
Parks and Recreation
Cottage Grove is now home to the largest Inclusive playground in Minnesota. This achievement, a five-year process, was aided by a fantastic group of volunteers and the tremendous generosity of our citizens and business community. Additional strides have been made at the River Oaks Golf Course including a promotional partnership opportunity. A new direction with our event center, including new specials at the Eagles Bar and Grill, will help us to continue improving our business.
Public Works
To provide increased value and maintain our streets, our team paved a record amount of 3,500 tons of asphalt in 2017. They also employed enhanced processes to maintain our equipment fleet and system infrastructure, saving costs wherever possible. Lastly, their September open house hosted more than 2,100 residents who learned about the wide range of services provided to the city.
Community Development
When the state changed its health-based values measurement that affected our water supply, our team quickly structured an emergency watering ban, enacted a water blending process (to meet the new guidelines) and designed two temporary water treatment facilities that allowed us to protect the health and safety of our residents while meeting the requirements. All of this was accomplished in 11 weeks which is a fraction of the time it would have taken without emergency conditions. We all thank our community for the support and patience shown during that time.
Economic Development
The year 2017 saw an all-time record of over $160 million in area growth and development. This included commercial, industrial, retail and housing sectors. More than 100 new homes were constructed, attracting new families to the community. Major road projects, including the roundabout at County 19 and East Point Douglas Road and the improvements to 70th Street, helped all of us get around easier and safer.
Finance Department
For the 27th consecutive year, we received the highest honor awarded for government accounting. The "Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting" was given for the city's Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. In addition, a substantial effort to engage the community was conducted through our city-wide community visioning project called My Future Cottage Grove. After almost a year's time, seven clear recommendations came out of the 3,700 comments we received, with retail, recreation and housing at the top. As a result of hearing from many of you, we've formed volunteer citizen teams to begin working on the requests that came out of the project.
We continue to improve our processes to bring great return to our community through innovative leadership, and to offer excellent value in the services provided. It is an honor to serve as your representative. Please feel free to contact me with thoughts and ideas on ways we can improve our city.


text: Devizes Town Bandappearing atHillworth ParkDevizes, WiltshireSunday 9th of September 201815:00This Gig is in the past, if you were there leave a review belowShare this gig...Loading pageDevizes Town BandGenreWind BandDescriptionDTB is a symphonic wind band with a broad repertoire, including classical, swing, stage, screen & pop hits. We have around 50 active players of all ages and abilities.Hillworth ParkVenue TypePublic ParkDescriptionHillworth Park is often described as the 'hidden gem' of Devizes. Nestling between Hillworth Road and Queens Road the park has an interesting history, starting life as a private landscaped garden and only coming into public ownership in 1945. The park has been transformed, with a contemporary, fresh, look it is now even more of a gem, but rather than being hidden, it is shouting "I'm here, come and enjoy me". Please do. The Café in the Park Open every day, our café is a great place to meet family & friends, spend time with the kids or to relax and enjoy the beautiful green space of Hillworth Park. Step inside and you will find delicious food, barista style beverages, excellent service and bags of community spirit. Proms in the Park21 Hillworth Road,Devizes,Wiltshire,England,SN10 5EY. Free AdmissionWhilst every effort goes into ensuring this gig listing is accurate and up to date, always check with the venue before you travel.


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Nice tutorial you found on Youtube.
Usually I install 'iw, wpa_supplicant, dialog and wifi-menu' as I use a WLAN PCI-E addon instead of LAN.
Then I setup my box in UEFI with systemd as bootloader and sometimes setup DMcrypt with Luks and LVM structure for multiple partitions.
In UEFI I replace 'cfdisk' by 'gdisk', calculate from mind and paper the partition sizes in sectors (because why not) and create 3 partitions (BOOT, OS, HOME) and no swap (16GiB RAM).
As groups for users I only add 'wheel' and add wheel to '/etc/sudoers' using 'nano' and let the rest of the permissions be handled by Polkit.
For the shell I usually install and setup ZSH using 'grml-zsh-config' (a bunch of configuration files containing presets like auto-completion or themes ready to use) I also install 'pkgfile' to allow the command-not-found hook in ZSH to find packages in the repository for commands which do not exist.
As DE I adore Cinnamon with Numix theme, but I am also like of KDE for desktops or Gnome3 for touch-screens.
As DM I usually install LXDM because of it's lightness. But if I install KDE or Gnome3 I usually do SDDM or GDM.
My boot time from a X102B (4GiB RAM, A4-1200 1Ghz CPU and a SSD) from turn on till desktop with autologin and DMcrypt is 14 seconds


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Stossel: Is 2018 the Year of the Libertarian Party? – Reason.com – John Stossel & Naomi Brockwell via GD's Political Animal:
January 2, 2018 – "Nicholas Sarwark, Chairman of the Libertarian Party, says [the 2016 campaign] was a great success. 'We tripled all previous records. In the 45-year history of the Libertarian Party, we've never had that kind of support from the electorate.'
"Johnson only got 3.5% of the vote. John Stossel asks, 'is that really winning?' 'We're growing, and they're dying,' answers Sarwark. 'Voter registration identity with Republicans and Democrats is dropping. Voter registration identity with Libertarians is the only party that's growing'…..
"Sarwark says the plan for this year's midterm elections is 'to be on the ballot in all 50 states. We'll definitely be on the ballot in all 50 states in 2020'….
"Stossel talks to Sarwark about what we can learn from the last election, and what the future holds for libertarians and the Libertarian Party."
Read more: http://reason.com/reasontv/2018/01/02/2018-the-year-of-the-libertarian-party


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At Ideate, we strive to bring you tips and tricks to aid you in your workflows. One you may find useful is draping an image brought in using the Geolocation function. After setting an image using the Geomap or Geolocation functionality within Civil 3D, users may want to drape that image over a Civil 3D surface. While this may seem like a logical next step, it is currently a limitation of the software. There is no direct way to do this.
There are two main work-arounds, however. One way is to create a screen capture of the area that you want using a third party software. You will then need to insert the image into the drawing. You can then select the Drape Image button on the Surface context tab. Remember that in order to see the image draped in 3d, you need to have the surface style that shows triangles in model view.
If you do not have a third party software to capture a screen shot, the second way is to plot to a Raster format using one of the following commands: PNGOUT, JPGOUT, TIFOUT. You can then insert this image and drape the image as described in the previous paragraph.
Get more tips and tricks here.
Thank you for reading. For more information on the software solutions, training and consulting Ideate provides, please visit the Ideate, Inc. homepage.


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This is another dress I was working on last week. It was a request from my friend Charis. The brief was a simple fitted bodice, high boat neck, lace over satin (back lace only) and a plain satin skirt, slinky.
We went fabric shopping together, found some lovely black lace and a black crepe back satin. The dress is also fully lined
So I started with the pattern, very simple bodice with a bust dart and two front darts left and right, the back has 2 darts from the waist up on each side as well. (I am so not good describing these things but I hope it makes sense looking at the pictures.
I attached the lace to the satin for the front bodice the same way I did for the navy lace dress. I went for a side zip because I didn't want a zip ruining the lovely sheer lace back.
The skirt was a simple A-line that I kept very narrow towards the hem. I asked if she wanted me to leave a little slip for easy walking but she didn't. Definitely no running on the night lady!!
The finished dress has left me on Friday and I have been promised pictures. The due is this weekend so I hopefully there will be action shots soon.


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This 40 strong mixed choir of experienced singers from across the north east, led by director Ed Milner, meet weekly to rehearse and perform a broad range of accompanied and a cappella, secular and sacred repertoire from around the world with particular emphasis on the unusual and unexpected. Examples of the repertoire include works by Byrd, Holst, Monteverdi, Tallis, Brahms, Whitacre and Orban as well as the Palestrina Masses.
Chamber Choir perform several times a year to enthusiastic audiences at venues around the North East region as well as within Sage Gateshead itself. The choir have organised singing tours for the past six years visiting and singing in churches, cathedrals, museums and parks in Amsterdam, Krakow, Prague, Barcelona, Paris and Dublin.
Level: Up for a Challenge
Genre: Classical
Time: 7 – 9pm
Term Dates
All terms are 11 weeks long and include a half term break. Book for the term (£66) or book for the year (£177). Concessions Available. Please contact Ticket Office on 0191 443 4661 to book.
SPRING: Monday 7th January – Monday 25th March 2013
Half term: Monday 18th February – Sunday 24th February 2013
SUMMER: Monday 15th April – Monday 8th July 2013
Monday classes will finish on 8th July due to bank holiday
Half term: Tuesday 4th June – Sunday 9th June 2013
Monday classes will have half term on 27th May due to bank holiday
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Enrol onto one class and get any other class at the concessionary rate (offer applies to termly classes only). Please ring Ticket Office on 0191 443 4661 to take advantage of this offer.
Concessions are available for people over 60, members of the Silver Programme, students and people in receipt of benefits.
If you enrol for one of our activities and decide that it isn't right for you, we will offer you a full refund as long as you let us know within your first three weeks of attending.
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Written after my CBT therapy
Thoughts 3/2/17
I feel very clear headed. Without wanting to sound so pretentious – but warning future Emily, it's going to sound like it anyhow – I feel like I'm on the right path. I say this with confidence because a couple of years ago the same thing happened, I felt like this, and then The Power of Now worked its magic on me and I was cured! Hallelujah! Well, not quite so rose tinted and I'm not that naive. Otherwise I have further to fall. Ups and downs, yes, but there's something different happening too.
I had been practising mindful techniques the last two weeks and although I've had a hard time in general sometimes it was almost like I was a normal sad. Like a human sad that will smile again. I also had my depressed and anxious moments, a lot of them, but despite that I still feel like the overall feeling was neutral or positive. I suppose I understand what I mean, you know how your body and mind is dealing with things even if the word vomit doesn't translate that.
I have to continue with rationalising my panic attacks and also create a diary about my practical worries I have. That means worries that have solutions, like in my case my bedroom being a shit tip gets to me, solution; tidy it. Then that worry has gone. Obviously not as simple as that – for instance I don't have a wardrobe at the moment, so where do I hang clothes? – hence creating a diary to fit it in (side note: actually bought a wardrobe today. I'm doing it, I'm doing it!). Then if I worry about my room, like right this instance, I can say to myself that I have fit in that on Sunday so no need to worry.
I also have to address my hypothetical worries, which shit fuck yeah, where do I start? I have to write them down when they arise , then focus on the moment and things outside of myself and imagine the worries passing by. I think she even said tell yourself you'll look back at that later, then when you do you may not worry as much and notice it's irrational.
It's just new routines and practice.
I feel positive, and that's a huge positive. I want to do stuff. I want to do Headspace and mindful stuff. I want to walk to clear my head. I want to even go outside of my comfort zone.
I can't think of one. It was very much a conversation this week, felt like a collaboration.
Closing thoughts
I'm really trying and I'm really proud of myself. That is all.
Thoughts after therapy #1
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Metal barn stars – meaning of barn stars
The meaning of metal barn stars in Amish country can be traced back to the 1700's, and to at least the 1820's in Pennsylvania. On many older barns one could see a large decoration in the shape of a star mounted on the face of the barn that represented the trademark of a specific barn builder.
The original metal star shapes was a three- or four-pointed star but that has changed throughout the years. The barn star has changed over the years too, at first stars were built directly onto the barn. Later the stars were crafted from wood as a separate piece of artwork.
Presently they are made of varying grades of metal. We uses 22 gauge galvanized metal (the thickness of a dime) to ensure that our customers are purchasing the best quality barn star available and won't rust on you.
While many folks assign "meaning" to the barn stars, we think that they are simply a wonderful decorative accent and that they look great on barns, homes, garages, or anywhere indoors.
Colors have also been given "meanings. Below you will find the colors and meanings of metal stars.
Black means protection, also used to blend or bind elements together.
Blue means protection, peace, calmness and spirituality.
Brown means mother earth, also can mean friendship and strength.
Green means growth, fertility, success in things and ideas that grow.
Orange means abundance in career, projects and matters needing an added push.
Red means emotions, passion, charisma, lust and also creativity.
Violet means things that are sacred.
White means purity, power of the moon, allows energy to flow freely.
Yellow metal stars mean health in body and mind, love of man and the sun, connection to God.


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archetype • \AHR-kih-type\ • noun
: the original pattern or model of which all things of the same type are representations or copies : prototype; also : a perfect example
Example Sentence:
"A redeveloped Tonsley Park will be an archetype of the new economy … an economy that is knowledge-based, environmentally sustainable and responsive to climate change." (Brian Cunningham, The [Australia] Advertiser, February 9, 2010)
Did you know?
"Archetype" derives via Latin from the Greek adjective "archetypos" ("archetypal"), formed from the verb "archein" ("to begin" or "to rule") and the noun "typos" ("type"). ("Archein" also gave us the prefix "arch-," meaning "principal" or "extreme" and used to form such words as "archenemy," "archduke," and "archconservative.") "Archetype" has specific uses in the fields of philosophy and psychology. The ancient Greek philosopher Plato, for example, believed that all things have ideal forms (aka archetypes) of which real things are merely shadows or copies. And in the psychology of C. G. Jung, "archetype" refers to an inherited idea or mode of thought that is present in the unconscious of the individual. In everyday prose, however, "archetype" is most commonly used to mean "a perfect example of something."
Use some form of archetype in a sentence in the comments section, then email me for 3 extra entries into the giveaway of your choice.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
ARCHETYPE, A-R-C-H-E-T-Y-P-E, ARCHETYPE [Our Terms]
Posted by Shesten Melder at 11:50 AM
5 comments:
- Inked Books said...
The archetype of good fiction is the Harry Potter series.
(I hope I used it correctly.)
- March 17, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- Shy said...
Think I should give this a shot but seriously don't know if I'm using it right.
Dracula is one of the archetypes that has influenced the writing of horror stories and the making of horror movies these days
- March 17, 2010 at 8:19 PM
- Tina said...
Mmmm... let's see,
Twilight is the archetype of the most vampire books nowadays.
- March 21, 2010 at 5:35 AM
- Wrighty said...
When it comes to horror novels, Stephen King's work is the archetype. My fascination with creepy stories began with The Shining.
*shivers* So good, so scary!
- March 22, 2010 at 11:29 PM
- Haku said...
The archetypes of gothic writters is Love Kraft XD sorry maybe isn't right but well I think it. Send hugs! thanks for the extra entries!
- April 1, 2010 at 12:28 AM
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Having a Plan "B" doesn't suggest creating an alternate goal. You might, but that's not my focus here. Your goal, whether personal or professional, provides the vision of where you want to go and what you want to accomplish. It's reaching that goal that often requires re-routing our original approach (aka Plan "A").
At the beginning of a journey, it's impossible to anticipate all of the detours we might encounter or other roadblocks along the intended path. When they arise, however, it's immensely helpful to have an approach in mind that will enable you to change direction, yet keep moving generally in the direction of your goal. Effective business strategy requires more than one narrow path to follow.
When it comes to most journeys in our lives and business, the alternate routes are often in unmapped territory. It can feel more like the "Lewis and Clark" expedition to find a route to the Pacific Northwest; they literally had to create their own map along the way! Fortunate for us, there are many resources available to help us achieve our goals, using the wisdom and knowledge of those who came before us and those who walk with us today. To unlock that value, however, requires a conscious effort to reroute when necessary
Plan "B" is always a moment away; in fact, some of those alternate routes on a road less traveled become the most enjoyable parts of the trip. You may see and experience things you wouldn't even know existed without the detour.
I keep a favorite photo of a sailboat on my desk to remind me of this lesson every day when I walk into my office; it faces guests seated in the chairs across from my desk. The caption reads:
"CHART YOUR COURSE. Our destiny is shaped by our thoughts and actions. We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails."
The nature of sailing harnesses energy from nature to make progress and continually requires active anticipation and mental adjustment; I think that's what I enjoy so much about it. Some adjustments are slight, yet others represent significant shifts to make progress against the wind. There is always a need for Plan "B" just ahead and you've got to be ready to activate it at a moment's notice.
Set your course, make your plans, and enjoy the journey!


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Self-esteem is all about how we value ourselves, our perceptions and beliefs. It is related to who we are and what we think we are capable of. There are many reasons why someone might have low self-esteem. A feeling of failure from a poor decision or a series of bad experiences in life may lead to it. Follow these simple steps to give your self-esteem a boost in just one week.
Ask your inner critic to stop: We all have an inner critic that tells us these nasty things: 'You are lazy and sloppy. You aren't good at your job. You are uglier than your friend.' "Make it stop by creating a stop-word or phrase. As your inner critic says, mentally shout: 'STOP'! One of my students used a spell from Harry Potter 'Avada Kedavra' which means 'to kill'. She said she killed the thoughts as soon as they emerged," says Delhi-based psychologist Anantya Singh.
Set goals: According to a study done at Virginia Tech, the people who regularly wrote down their professional and life goals earned nine times as much, over their lifetime, as compared to people who didn't. By setting goals (personal or professional) that are clear and actionable, you have a clear target of where you want to be. As you take action towards that goal, your confidence and self-esteem soars.
Groom yourself: Head to the parlour for a mani-pedi or get your hair coloured. "Our appearance and clothes tell a story about who we are, how we relate to others, and most important, how we feel about ourselves. Next time you are having a bad day, skip the sweats and throw on your favourite outfit, something you know you look and feel great in," suggests image consultant Anushka Rajan.
No more comparisons: Low-self esteem stems from the feeling of being inferior. "If you were the only person in the world, do you think you could ever suffer from low-self esteem? Invest the time you spend browsing through others' Facebook profiles to do something constructive like joining a language class or reading a book," says Anantya.
Get complimented: Go to a friend or family member and ask them questions like, "What do you like about me?" "What are my strengths?" or "What do you love about me?" "Hearing about our strengths and positive qualities from another person helps to build a more positive image of ourselves," says Suramya Agarwal, Varanasi-based psychologist.
Socialise: Get out of the house or set up a lunch date with a friend. "Socialising with others will give us opportunities to connect with other people, and practice our communication and interpersonal skills. Being a part of a social network leads to a feeling of belonging that improves our psychological well-being," says Anantya.
Help others: Give someone a genuine compliment, tell them what you admire about them or help a friend with work assignments. "When you help others, it promotes positive physiological changes in the brain associated with happiness. These rushes are often followed by longer periods of calm and can eventually lead to better well-being. Helping others improves social support, and distracts us from our own problems, and improves our self-esteem and competence," says Suramya.


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Every town has that one go-to diner that just stands above the rest; for us here in Braintree that's Kristin's. My friend Brian has been a consistent F&S Boston follower and we finally had the chance to get together on Sunday. Brian is not only patient with me every day at work as I ask the same questions over and over again, but he was also understanding as I took a few hundred photos before he could dig into his meal.
Kristin's is a small diner on the corner of Braintree Square surrounded by a few other small businesses and there is always a wait on Sunday mornings. They're open for breakfast and lunch every day and have a vast menu, most notably with at least 18 different kinds of pancakes.
Brian said he had only been to Kristin's three times this week, so he was happy to go again and order his usual Special #6 ($7.29; top)—Super Deluxe Home Fries with Eggs and Bacon. The crispy home fries were covered in cheese, broccoli, and peppers and he also got a side of Corned Beef Hash ($3.49; bottom).
I ordered the Irish Benedict ($8.99; top) and (for the blog of course) one M&M Pancake ($3.99; bottom). You know how breakfast restaurants say that they have "homemade" corned beef hash and then you get it and it's without a doubt store bought? Kristin's is the exception! Not only is their corned beef hash obviously homemade, but so is their delicious, lemony hollandaise. The pancake was one of their many specialty pancakes; others on the list include S'mores, Raspberry Coffee Cake, Boston Cream Pie, and more. While I understand that chocolate for breakfast is not everyone's favorite (Looking at you, Mum!), this was more of a fluffy pancake that happened to have melted M&M's on it. I want to go back and try all of their pancakes now!
Kristin's has won the "Best of Braintree" award for Best Spot for Breakfast every year for more than a decade now, which they proudly display above their chalkboard menu behind the counter. This restaurant epitomizes the hometown feel and you can't go wrong with any one of their menu options.
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This week's release makes the following changes:
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- PostgreSQL interface on Windows was not always being fed UTF-8 encoded data. Added encoding parameter to byte conversion.
- Deleting the active data warehouse repository on Windows would sometimes fail. Now triggering call to garbage collector to ensure closed connections are purged from memory.
Registered users will receive an email in the next 1-2 days with download instructions.
Interestingly, the last two items only showed up when we shifted our development platforms from OSX to Windows. Really liking the change – like moving back home after living on the road for a while – but it does show up the quirks of the Windows internals compared to OSX and Linux.
The list is lighter than usual because we're working hard on new features for Version 3 … stay tuned for updates!


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I walked along the Colne again today. This time, I took the bus up to Wivenhoe. From there, I headed down river a little ways. The sun was out and the light was beautiful. It was the perfect afternoon for a walk.
I could hear the cows mooing before I passed the sailing club. There was some metal banging work going on across the river in the industrial site. And then the coolest thing: a whole barge full of lapwings. They make a sort of noise one might expect of a squeaky toy. The simple sight of them was exciting for me, but to see them fly, with their beautiful white wings edged in black and watch them interact kept me standing in one place, watching and snapping photos, for a good five minutes. (Approaching loud children drove me and the birds away.)
The other highlight of today's walk was that the river was at high tide and so was full of water. It reflected the sky so nicely and was particularly beautiful come sunset.
I turned back towards Wivenhoe after about a mile and then walked all along the waterfront and towards the Quays. The sun was setting behind the little ridge of hills. The clouds in the sky turning a light pink, the calm river reflecting the sky back. I realized that I sometimes take distant clouds for mountains and then remember where I am. Wishful thinking, I suppose.
My words can't do the sunset justice.
I did see something small swimming down river, just a little head peaking out of the water. It was either a very small duck or some sort of submerged animal. Could it be an otter? Whatever it was, it was closely followed by a mini-fridge. Yep, a mini-fridge. It's door removed, the sterile white inside expose, the whole rectangular cube of it was on its way out to sea (or at least the dam).
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