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This belief is not based on statements by Microsoft, inside information or even wishful thinking. It's based on what Microsoft has done in the past.
Here's the standard Microsoft pattern:
1) Some innovative competitor launches a new platform.
3) After years of Microsoft doing nothing, the competitive platform grows a new market too big to fail.
4) Microsoft then launches a huge initiative resulting in a more powerful, feature-rich and backward-compatible alternative (which is also far more expensive and bloated).
5) Microsoft tries to outspend its competitor with marketing and promotions.
6) Once it is clear that Microsoft's approach has been rejected by the market, Microsoft comes around and relaunches a new approach that's a lot more like its competitor's.
7) After a few version tweaks, Microsoft finally ships a great product. Unfortunately, by this time, its too little, too late. Even with a great product, Microsoft cant achieve its original goal of being a dominant player in the market.
This pattern has been followed by Microsoft in music players, search engines, cloud-based office suites, ultra-mobile computers and multi-touch smart phones.
The same pattern is also playing out in the tablet business. But it might not be too late for tablets.
Microsoft's great-but-too-late multi-touch smartphone, Windows Phone 7, goes on sale today. It's not clear that Microsoft is even working on a Windows Phone 7-based tablet. All noise from Redmond indicates that Microsoft intends to continue slogging on with expensive, bloated desktop PC-based pen tablets.
If Microsoft's history is any indication of its future, Microsoft will admit failure and launch a multi-touch tablet based on a cell phone operating system in about two years, which will be too late to make a serious dent in the market now dominated by Apple and very soon to be two horse race between Apple and Google.
How Microsoft Can Succeed In the Tablet BusinessMicrosoft has an opportunity to occupy a unique position in the coming massive multi-touch tablet market. The key to understanding that position can be found in the current war between Google and Apple over "open" versus "integrated."
In a conference call this week, Apple CEO Steve Jobs slammed Google's Android platform by saying that, although Google calls their approach "open," the better word is "fragmented." Apple's iOS platform on the other hand, isn't so much "closed," as Google characterizes it, but "integrated."
Jobs' position is that Android comes with too many user interfaces and on too many handset models. As a result, users themselves must serve as "systems integrators."
Google hasn't responded to the jab in any meaningful way. But if they did, they would probably say that the Android approach provides vastly more choice both for hardware makers and for users more flexibility and more freedom from the whims and dictates of a single company.
Microsoft's opportunity is to create a touch-tablet ecosystem that offers the choice, flexibility and freedom of the Android market with the universal compatibility and interface predictability of the iOS market
In fact, jobs even faintly praised Microsoft during the call or at least contrasted Microsoft favorably against Google by saying that "on Windows... Most PCs have the same user interface and run the same apps."
And that's true. Microsoft has done a better job on Windows with standardizing user interfaces and offering application compatibility than Google has done with Android.
By extending this core competency to a new Windows Phone 7-based tablet operating system, Microsoft could offer users the best of both worlds a welcome alternative to both Google's "fragmented" and Apple's "closed" approaches.
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There are other opportunities to differentiate. Microsoft could leverage its dominance in desktop office suites by offering perfectly compatible "lite" versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook (something a little more than whats in Windows Phone 7, but a lot less than desktop versions, feature-wise).
In fact, Microsoft could probably even get away with pre-installing these applications, given that the "monopoly" argument couldn't be credibly used against Microsoft in the tablet space.
Such a bold move could immediately establish Microsoft's multi-touch tablet product as the new business standard.
And finally, the Windows Phone 7 user interface offers something incredibly compelling for tablets not currently available on the iPad: the replacement of icons with user-configurable update boxes. On Windows Phone 7, the main screen shows updated Tweets of friends, stock price changes, sports scores potentially any data you want.
This feature is of limited value on a phone, which is either in your pocket or being used youre not likely to sit there staring at the screen waiting for the information to update. But on a tablet, you could easily imagine doing that.
Just prop up your Windows Tablet 7 device next to your PC, and youll have an instant dashboard monitoring everything you care about. Everyone would want that. And nobody else has it.
Microsoft hasn't got a prayer of competing against Apple in the consumer touch-tablet space. But the company could be a leader in business touch-tablets. Windows Phone 7 is the right approach. The only thing Microsoft needs to do is ship as soon as possible. Not in two years. Not late next year.
The window is closing fast for Microsoft to avoid its habitual error of shipping the wrong product at the right time, followed by the right product at the wrong time.
Microsoft has the right product, more or less. By quickly transforming Windows Phone 7 into a Windows Tablet 7 OS, the company could have the right product. And if the company can do so within six months it would be the right time, too.
Come on, Microsoft. Think different!
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Design, implement, verify and tapeout process test structures and circuits in advanced sub-10nm nodes to enable process technology team early electrical target definition, device characterization and optimization, and early yield learning.
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5+ years minimum layout design experience in sub-20nm CMOS commercial technologies.
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Alberto Lattuada (Italy, 1948)
(Senza Pietà). "Only after the battles does the true horror of war emerge," intones the opening stanzas of this energetic, almost pulpy look at American G.I.'s, mobsters, smugglers, and "bad girls" all looking to survive in the ruins of postwar Italy. The boxcar ride of the down-at-her-heels, not-quite-innocent Lily is interrupted by a sudden gun battle in a passing town, and a surprise visitor to her boxcar: a wounded, African American G.I, Jerry. Their friendship soon blossoms in the ruins of Livorno, a seedy port city run by a white-suited mobster who has his own plans for Lily. Meanwhile, Jerry has issues of his own, especially—in some of the film's most intriguing moments—the underlying racism of his fellow soldiers. Reminiscent of Imamura's Pigs and Battleships in its gutter-level vision of urban postwar gangster-civilian-soldier chaos, yet tempered by the more observational strains of Italian neorealism, Without Pity was co-written by Federico Fellini and Tullio Pinelli, and costars Giulietta Masina as Lily's friend.
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Santa Monica Studio's God of War is releasing to the Playstation 4 and Playstation 4 Pro on April 20th, 2018.
With the release date announcement was the reveal of two different collector's editions and a digital deluxe edition. First, the Digital Deluxe version of the game will include digital versions of the game's digital artbook and comic issue #0, both designed by Dark Horse comics. Also included is the God of War Dynamic Theme, a "Death's Vow" armor set, and the Exile's Guardian Shield. This edition will be available exclusively on the Playstation Network for $69.99 USD ($89.99 CDN).
God of War's Collector's Edition includes everything mentioned in the Digital Deluxe Edition with some physical goodies. Included is a Steelbook case, Lithograph, Cloth map, and Huldra Brothers Carvings. To top it all off, this awesome edition includes a 9″ Statue featuring Kratos and his son, Arteus. This collector's edition will be available at select retailers for $129.99 USD ($169.99 CDN).
For those the want the ultimate package, the God of War Stone Mason Edition will include everything mentioned above, with even more content. Aside from the impressive statue, Stone Mason Edition purchasers will recieve a Stone Mason's Ring, Mimir's Head Talking Keychain, and additional carvings featuring a horse and troll. The Stone Mason Edition will retail for $149.99 USD ($199.99 CDN).
Fans who pre-order their copy of the game will also be treated to a variety of goodies, including a physical God of War pin that will be available immediately after pre-ordering the game. Upon launch, pre-order customers will receive a set of legendary shield skins, to add some flair to our great hero Kratos in game.
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Derek pictured during his assent of Mount Everest.
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WHILE most of us are already struggling with New Year resolutions, a local dad-of-three is making his dreams a reality by scaling yet another of the world's seven highest summits.
Derek Mahon from the Naul in Co Dublin became the first Dubliner to summit Mount Everest.
Last July, the 56-year-old scaled Mount Kilimanjaro and he's also climbed Mount Elbrus in Russia and Mont Blanc in The Alps.
This Friday, Derek departs for South America to climb Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the southern hemisphere, and the world's highest summit outside of the Himalayas.
This will be the fourth mountain in his Seven Summit challenge and it's a daunting task.
Towering at 6,962 metres or 22,831 feet Aconcagua claims an average of three deaths annually. Hazards include severe winds, extremities of cold and severe, often debilitating, altitude sickness.
Derek is undertaking the global Seven Summits challenge in support of the community-based mental health charity, GROW, which promotes positive mental health and recovery.
And his mission started while watching a climbing documentary on TV.
"It highlighted the risks, dangers, heights, cold, winds, blizzards, the climbers and their attitude challenges," Derek explained.
"It also captured their appetite for adventure despite Mother Nature and the mountains' challenges.
"What struck me were the rewards after effort, the satisfaction of the summit, the real emotion of returning safely to base camp and the elation of returning home to your family."
Derek, who works as a Financial Advisor at Tara Financial Partners, is a sports enthusiast. In 2011, he had never climbed a 'big' mountain and having summited Mount Elbrus in 2012 and Mont Blanc in 2013, he successfully scaled Mount Everest in 2014.
Since then, he summited Mount Kilimajaro in 2017 and is committed to complete the Seven Summit Challenge. He has high hopes of conquering Aconcagua which he acknowledges is "in the hands of Mother Nature and the Mountain Gods" but in doing so Derek will have completed four of the Seven Summits.
Vinson in Antarctica will be his next climb, followed by Denali in Alaska and The Carstyn Pyramid in Papua New Guinea.
Speaking about climbing in support of GROW and positive mental health, Derek highlights how GROW implements a 12-step programme, helping people to journey to mental health recovery.
"GROW is all about breaking isolation, fostering social connection, shared experience and weekly support meetings based on practical steps and recovery," he said.
"Mental health, wellbeing and ongoing support are vital to us all. I am very proud to be promoting GROW and its message of positive mental health and recovery."
Chief Executive of GROW, Michele Kerrigan, commended Derek and wished him success and safe passage in his climbing venture.
"We also thank Derek for highlighting positive mental wellbeing and journeying, step-by-step, to recovery," she added.
GROW holds over 120 free peer-support meetings across Ireland each week, along with education, and young adult programmes.
To support Derek, visit the Everydayhero.ie website and search for Derek Mahon. Details can also be found on the GROW website at www.grow.ie and the @GROWIreland Facebook page.


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Sometimes I just feel like posting a picture that has no event attached. And you can bet if I choose it, it has a lot of meaning for me. I'm like that.
So from time to time, I am going to indulge myself and throw one out there. Forgive me!
Our life beyond the fence posts. Keeping up with three kids, two horses, two rabbits, two cats, three dogs, one miniature horse, and one fat frog.
Go for it - more, more! :-)
I love the photo. It is great!
Some blogs have, "Wordless Wednesday!" That might be a fun time to post a photo with no words, just a great photo that tells the whole story! Great picture of your horse too!!! :-)
Cool! I could feel the wind when she raced past me!
I want a horse! LOL!
I like posting random photos too. It's an addiction.
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Cheese expert Kathy Guidi releases her pocket guide
Are you intimidated in front of the cheese counter? Do you want to find new and exciting offerings from Canadian cheesemakers, but always end up buying the same old?
Kathy Guidi, who has thirty-five years of experience buying and marketing cheese, has written the must-have guide to solve all your cheese buying anxiety. Canadian Cheese: A Pocket Guide is a handy reference for artisan cheeses from coast to coast. With concise tasting notes for over 180 cheeses, wine and cheese pairing suggestions, handling and storing advice, and a wealth of other cheese tidbits, this guide is invaluable whether you are preparing a cheese plate or browsing at the market.
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So while Mr Marmalade dusted out all the cobwebs ..
I organised my seed filing system ...
And planted my first seeds of the year!!
you are so organized!
we have been discussing our garden. we moved her in august and no one has really bothered with the garden so we have lots to do. there are lots of mystery bulbs coming up! but we have lots planned to i will follow the process on camera!
That looks like the first salute to spring and summer happening there. What a lovely feeling it must be.
Oh how I would love a green house! I grew beans last year! and some tomatoes I tried corgettes but the slugs kept eating the flowers... I must have a crowd of slugs with jet packs as they could levitate over the last resort slug pellets!
I admitted defeat!
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That looks so beautifully organised.
Blimey - how organised are you?! So glad you had a wonderful birthday. x
It is starting feel like things should be happening around the garden doesn't it? You're much further ahead than us, we've been trying to get a bit more of our allotment cleared and so far the soil has been against us. But a little bit at a time. I have been eyeing up the seed catalogues though ..... well you have to be prepared don't you.
You're reminding me that I need to start thinking about my garden now - we have a lot of work to do!
Sounds like you had a fabulous birthday with some lovely treats. x
Oh my word - it can't be seed sowing time yet...I thought I had months to go! I may have to rifle through my seed stash this weekend :-)
Slight greenhouse-envy happening here. I have one of those teeny tiny plastic ones - tied to the fence after it blew away twice!
That's right - make me feel guilty!
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Partners For Quality, Inc. is a private, non-profit administrative organization based in Robinson Township to several social service providers. Our subsidiaries include Allegheny Children's Initiative, Citizen Care, Exceptional Adventures, Milestone Centers and the PFQ Foundation. Through these subsidiaries, we provide community based supports and services to adults and children with intellectual disabilities and behavioral health challenges in Allegheny County. • Allegheny Children's Initiative – Provides BHRS, Service Coordination, School Based and Family Based Mental Health services to children and families with behavioral challenges in Allegheny County and is COA accredited. • Citizen Care – Provides residential, day program, habilitation, supported employment opportunities and behavioral support services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Citizen Care is accredited by CQL and has locations throughout the West Hills and South Hills of Allegheny County. • Exceptional Adventures – Provides fun and safe travel and tour opportunities to individuals with disabilities; Exceptional Adventures is one of the largest travel agencies of its kind. • Partners For Quality Foundation – The development foundation provides fundraising for all organizational services and supports. • Milestone Centers – Provides an array of services to children and adults with intellectual disabilities and behavioral health diagnoses. Programs include residential housing, outpatient, adult training facilities, a prevocational enterprise program, a consumer drop-in center, habilitation services, and health care quality units serving clients in the Butler and Warren regions. Milestone is committed to providing trauma-informed care. Over the years, the Agency began to provide a broadening array of services and supports to an increasing number of people. Because of this expansion of services, we have grown PFQ to what it is today, a disability services and supports leader with more than 40 years of service excellence!


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FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA — I am convinced that anger is killing each and every one of us, slowly, but surely. Oh, I know that each of us has his or her particular season. Each of us has his or her time to pass on. However, I believe that anger and its "partner", unforgiveness, are cancers that attack our spirits and manifest themselves through physical ailments.
Throughout my life I have had migraine headaches. Doctors still don't know what causes them and, like most sufferers, I don't care how they originate. I just want to be free of them — forever. Throughout my life, I have also "swallowed" a lot of pain — pain from words or deeds that were inflicted upon me by family members. I have told myself over the years that I have gone on, that I was not bothered by the constant turmoil of being the "baby" of a blended family that, to this day, still hasn't "jelled". Oh, I've gone on by distancing myself from the family members whom I remember as having made comments about my father being too old (43) for a baby, and my mother being too young for my father (29). I have found lately that the repressed anger is oozing out of all of the places I thought I had successfully hidden. The migraines have reappeared.
The repressed anger has triggered the migraines because I have not forgiven my family. I have mouthed the words; "I have forgiven XYZ for saying that I would fall flat on my face." Yet, for as many times as I have mouthed those words, I have relived incidents as vividly as the day they occurred. The other day the anger spilled out as I was driving my two daughters to basketball practice. I had been on the road all day. The oldest had a doctor's appointment, so I picked her up from school early, then returned her to school in time for track practice. Then, I had to rush home to meet the middle girl at the bus stop because my husband was working second shift, and she had basketball practice 27 miles in the opposite direction. I was stressed, to say the least. On days like that one, I'm usually trying to stick to an impossible schedule. I tell myself that I can leave my house in rush hour (have you ever driven in the DC metro area?) and pick up my oldest 1 hour and 15 minutes before the middle girl is due at practice. On those days, I am setting myself up for an implosion (not an explosion because the damage is done to myself). So, when I arrive at the high school, my daughter is not outside waiting to be picked up (the child doesn't believe in wearing watches), and my 8-year-old announces that she needs to go into the school to use the restroom. Oh no! These two were ruining my schedule. Once we were headed towards practice, the anger began to bubble from way down deep.
As I was driving, I began to let loose on my daughters. I told them that they did not value my time and that because of their not valuing my time, I was angry. This opening statement was the beginning of my recognizing just how much pain I was holding and how much I needed to release the pain. I have never been in an anger management program. I don't think that an anger management program that wasn't based on biblical principles would be effective for me. As I have intimated in many of my columns, I am a Christian and believe in the Word of God as the beginning and the end of all I need to know about growing as a human being. So, as I began to grapple with the rapidly recurring spillage of anger in my life, the Word began to minister to my spirit in just the manner that I would receive it. Forgiveness is the key.
Forgiveness IS the key, not WAS the key. Forgiveness is active, never passive, and always in the present tense. Daily, I deal with forgiving those who have hurt me either intentionally or unintentionally. Daily, I pray for God's mercy so that I will walk in love with my fellow man. My life depends on the utterance, "Forgive me my trespasses, as I forgive those who trespass against me". My life depends on my remembering that regardless of whether or not the person(s) who inflicted the pain have acknowledged and apologized for bruising my feelings, I must forgive them. I must forgive them because what I continue to hold onto will remain with that person and also with me. My trespasses will not be forgiven me.
Forgiveness is necessary for physical health because anger manifests itself in the physical. For me it is migraine headaches. Many African Americans go through life expecting to become diabetic, or hypertensive, or even develop cancer. So many of us do develop these deadly diseases and I soundly believe that anger and unforgiveness are the causes. I look within my own family and see my mother, aunts, uncles and, now, cousins, all living with diabetes, diagnosed as they enter their 40's and 50's. I see cancer taking the lives of my cousins as young as 22. I see these physical illnesses and think of the incidents that have caused them to swallow pain and I know that anger and unforgiveness are the culprits.
Anger and unforgiveness are the cancers that are killing us. Do we have to fall prey to the ravaging effects of these two deadly emotions? No, we can — I can — feel the pain and while I am on my face, hold onto Mark 11:25,26: "And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any: that your Father also which is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses. But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father which is in heaven forgive your trespasses." I have confidence in this anger management technique working for me. As with any technique, it will only work, if I work it.


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Christian Women Peace Corps Sponsors Spring Prayer Breakfast
On Saturday morning, March 24, women throughout the Escambia county community met at the First Baptist Church of Pensacola to enjoy a morning of fellowship, prayer and good food. Sponsored by the Christian Women Job Corps, Sheila Green, Director, delivered the message as breakfast participants enjoyed fresh fruit, quiche and various types of muffins.
"My title was repositioning and revamping the program," Green said. " We are taking this program to another level. More believers are working together in a different manner. This includes different churches as well as different religions."
"Some of the issues we are tackling are young women in education that need training and women reentering the social system," Green continued. "We will be working with a lot of agencies and people to make this organization stronger so that we will be able to reach more people. We are striving to make a difference in many lives."
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Today marks three years since I started running. I often joke that I'll never forget my first run because it nearly killed me. The truth it was one of the hardest runs of my life (including the time I raced the 2014 Sporting Life 10k with an IT Band injury!), but I loved it.
Where It Almost Began
To be perfectly honest, three years ago today was not the first time I attempted to start running. When I was in my early 20's, I moved out of my parent's house and rented an apartment in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. My apartment was situated one block from the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge which connects Brooklyn to Staten Island. On the first Sunday in November of that same year, I woke up early to watch the start of the NYC Marathon. I was so inspired by the tens of thousands of runners crossing the bridge, I decided to try running myself. In the days following the marathon, I would run a total of 4k from my apartment to a park and back. I did this several times a week and quit after a month or so because it was getting too cold to run outdoors. People didn't actually run outdoors in the Winter, right? Sure, I had a gym membership and would seldom run on a treadmill there, but to me, that was worse than running outdoors. In just a few short weeks, my running career came to an end.
Fast Forward 10 Years
By June 2013, I weighed just north of 180 pounds. Even when I was a gym rat in my 20's and in really good shape, I never weighed more than 165 pounds. I didn't feel great about my weight, but I also wasn't doing anything about it. I suppose I just got comfortable with the idea of having to carry around a few extra pounds. I don't recall exactly how it happened, but at some point a conversation took place with my buddy Gus and my sister-in-law Andrea where I decided it was time to get in shape. Both were runners and suggested I join them on a run. It was decided; Sunday, June 23rd, 2013 would be the first time I participated in an actual run!
First, Buy All The Stuff
At the time, I believe I owned one or two pairs of sweatpants and perhaps a pair of workout shorts; I certainly didn't own anything that resembled running attire! I made my way over to SportChek on Yonge Street and purchased my first pair of running shoes (New Balance Minimus), shorts, a technical shirt, and a cap. I also purchased a Nike+ watch. I haven't event gone out for a run yet and I was a few hundred dollars in the hole! I better enjoy running.
I Think I'm Dying
According to Strava, we started our run at 11:35am. I had a pretty big brunch prior to the run and seem to recall consuming a large omelette. Not understanding anything about running, I figured running on a full stomach would be better than running on an empty one! We pulled in to a parking lot at Pottery Road and Bayview; Gus is a trail runner and often ran through the Crothers Woods Trail. We started our GPS watches and began our run. As soon as we entered the trail, we encountered a deer just ahead of us; my first run was off to a beautiful start!
The Crothers Woods Trail is a stunning place to run. It follows the Lower Don River and offers some of the most spectacular views. I never ran through a trail before, so I had no idea there would be so many obstacles; jumping over tree roots, ducking under fallen trees, and most importantly, not getting too close to the edge of the narrow trail or you'll fall hundreds of feet!
I was really enjoying this new experience and for the first 3 kilometres; then suddenly, not so much. I don't know if it was the heat (it was pretty hot that day), the massive omelette, or something else, but I suddenly started to get really light headed and dizzy. I didn't own a heart rate monitor, but could feel my heart pounding out of my chest. I tried to sit down on a tree stump, but was advised to keep walking; something to do with active recovery. I thought I was dying and just wanted to be done; maybe I could get airlifted from the trail and dropped off at my house. We decided to take it slow and headed back to the car. My heart rate started to settle a bit and I was able to walk/jog back to the start. When we returned to the car, I stopped my watch, exchanged high-fives, and confirmed I wasn't going to die. My first run was over and I couldn't wait to do it again! For the record, I ended up running/walking/crawling a total of 6.9 kilometres on that day.
Running Happily Ever After Boston
In the weeks following my first run, I started to get more and more comfortable with the idea of running. My runs were getting longer and I was learning a lot! About 10 months following my first run, I competed in my first race, the 2014 Yonge Street 10K. The experience of running with thousands of other people down Yonge Street was amazing! It didn't take long for me to set my sights higher. By the end of 2014, I completed three 10k races and the 2014 Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Half Marathon. You can see a full list of my personal best races by clicking the link at the top of the site.
I've come a long way since that first run three years ago today. I met so many amazing people on my journey, joined a running crew, worked with several great brands, and had the opportunity to be a Digital Champion for the 2015 Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. I lost about 32 pounds, feel amazing, and have accomplished so much; however, there is still work to be done.
My focus right now is qualifying for and finishing the Boston Marathon. I did qualify on May 1st, 2013, but may not be accepted due to the rolling admission process which was implemented 2 years ago. I'm hoping to improve my qualifying time on September 11th, 2016 when I race in the Erie Marathon. Boston will happen, it's just a matter of when!
I started this blog to share my journey as an amateur runner and am grateful for the feedback I've received so far from people who are reading these posts. Thank you to those who are reading and I hope you keep coming back!


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Chicago - The forecast the next 12 days calls for snow. This is nothing unusual for Chicago in February - except this forecast is for inside McCormick Place, specifically in a corner of the Nissan display during the upcoming Chicago Auto Show. The special 'snow dome' is where show attendees will find a pair of custom Nissan vehicles, a 'snowmobile' created from a Nissan 370Z Roaster and a 'winterised' Nissan Armada Snow Patrol.
With white carpeting, snow flurries every 15 minutes or so, adventure ready Nissan vehicles and maybe even a pop up hot chocolate stand on weekends, Nissan's Winter Wonderland should be a popular attraction.
'Every year we try to bring some unique winter show cars and trucks to Chicago, which is the nation's most attended consumer auto show. This year we've outdone ourselves with the vehicles and the show space itself' said Dan Bedore, Director, Nissan Division US Communications, Nissan North America, Inc.
The Nissan 370Zki - pronounced '370-Ski' - transforms a stock 370Z Roadster to a 332 horsepower snowmobile with ski tracks where the front wheels should be and massive snow tracks in place of the rear wheels. To fit the new snowshoes, the 370Z Roadster was lifted three inches. A special body wrap graphic and yellow tinted 'ski goggle' headlights complete the package. Prior to arrival at the Chicago Auto Show, the 370Zki was trail tested on the slopes of Wyoming.
The Nissan Armada Snow Patrol takes Nissan's flagship SUV to new heights - literally - with its three inch suspension lift, extreme off road tires, massive front bumper, light bar and roof rack, returning Armada to its roots as an adventure ready off roader. Armada has been on a winning streak since the second generation design was introduced for the 2017 year - with sales last year increasing 154 percent over 2016.
Modifications to the Armada Snow Patrol, along with the suspension lift, include: 35 inch tall Pro Comp MT2 maximum traction extreme off road tires mounted on 20x9 inch Cognito Series 61 wheels, a beefy front off road bumper with 12,000 pound capacity winch, roof mounted light bar, running boards and rock sliders, roof rack, premium leather wrapped front seats and Armada Snow Patrol graphic body wrap.
Rounding out the Winter Wonderland theme is a snowplow equipped Titan XD Single Cab celebrating the addition of the new HD Front GAWR Package that allows Titan trucks to be up fitted for a plow when the lake effect snow piles up.
The Nissan 370Zki, Armada Snow Patrol and snowplow equipped Titan will be on public display in Nissan's 'Winter Wonderland' display throughout the 2018 Chicago Auto Show, which runs Feb 10-19 at Chicago's McCormick Place. The 370Zki and Armada Snow Patrol are concept vehicles and not available for sale.
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When you pk a black name and get their items and they pay cps to get them back you got to talk to the one guy to claim the cps. Well i had captured like 8 black names today and 3 red and had like 15 items that was reclaimed for cps... i logged off and back on and it said i only had 1 cps stack to reclaim not 15... this has happend more then once... please look into this.
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yes bug, but why does it matter to collect it, it can be gay but oh well just leave it, u can keep record see how much red/black u own
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The reception of Communion unites the sick person with Christ and the members of Christ's body, the Church. The Eucharist may be brought to the sick by a priest, deacon or lay minister. Sometimes a family member may be delegated by the pastor to do this. In some parishes a minister may bring the Eucharist on a weekly basis.
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When a person is seriously ill, it is appropriate to celebrate the Sacrament of the Sick (Anointing of the Sick). Formerly, this sacrament was called "extreme unction" and was most often celebrated when a person was near death. However, today this sacrament is celebrated with those who are seriously sick,
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When a person has been away from the practice of the faith, the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Penance) should be celebrated prior to the reception of Communion. When a sick person desires to be reconciled to the Church and to experience God's mercy in the Sacrament of Reconciliation a priest should be notified. Arrangements can then be made for the sick person to celebrate this sacrament in
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This course explains us how to use Sagitta to create blueprint template using the defined software recipes and deploy it into the FIWARE Lab environment. Sagitta GEi is the key enabler used to support automated deployment (installation and configuration) of software on running virtual machines. The goal of this course is to understand the creation of Blueprint Template and Blueprint Instances and how to install software with this component into a virtual machine (i.e. server in OpenStack). The topics that it is covered in this course are:
* Understand what is a Blueprint Template and Blueprint Instance.
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* Clone a Blueprint Template from the Catalog.
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Blackpool Council's new council plan outlines what our vision and priorities will be during from 2015 to 2020.
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The low clouds clung to the slopes like wispy threads of web as we hurtled towards Pai in our minibus. Cold air slapped sticky cheeks, and horns honked as fresh skid marks were laid around sharp corners. Our bus slammed to a halt, and only laughs were exchanged between the drivers. Route 1095 from Chiangmai offers some spectacular scenery, with tall green pine trees curving down into deep ravines, but if you're driving you will not want to take your eyes off the road for a second.
The roads around Pai were far less terrifying. We rented a motorbike from the local Aya transport hub*, and set off for our own exploration of the countryside armed with a free map (see below). Here's our top ten places to visit:
1) Passing through the Chinese village of Santichon, and clambering up the steep hill to the Yun Lai viewpoint. Up in the clouds, you can enjoy the mountain ranges with some complimentary herbal tea in decorative ceramic pots. Note: The motorbike ignition will not work if the kickstand is down. Also, if like us you're not an experienced rider, you might be better off walking down the sheer vertical track. Keep an eye out for chickens and dogs whipping across the road!
2) Sliding down the Mor Paeng waterfall into the icy pool below. Some locals showed us where to sit before the stream launched you down the slippery rock face, and we even found a free guard dog to watch our belongings. The winding road there offers some cheap wholesome eats, and plenty of emerald paddy fields with farmers donning the fashionable conical hats.
3) Rolling up and down the roller coaster like road heading south east to the Pam Bok waterfall. The smooth tarmac, minimal traffic and long dips makes it feel like you're heading the pack in a game of Mario Kart. You'll find plenty of hostels on this stretch, and luckily the petrol stations are never far away.
4) Falling upon the Land Split en route to the Pam Bok waterfall. This is a site that's making the best of a bad situation- after being hit by two mysterious land splits in 2008 and 2011, the farming family who owns the land can no longer grow crops. They opened their property to passing tourists to survey the lengthy crack, revealing deep red earth metres down. A giant swing and dancing tree are also entertaining but it is the family's hospitality that is most memorable. They generously served us a feast of freshly grown passion fruit, dried bananas, nuts, homemade jam, dried dates, roselle juice and a moderate sample of their special roselle liqueur. In return, you are expected to make any donation which we happily did.
5) The Pam Bok waterfall is a raging cascade of water down a high rock face, which explodes into a sliver of river below. To reach it, you must walk over slimy rocks and wooden bridges, before slowly edging down the rocks to a curve where you can view the fall in all it's awesome glory. If you're feeling daring, continue up the road (literally, there is a huge hill) to another viewpoint.
6) The Pai Canyon offers a heady thrill of a trail where you follow a circular path around the red and sandy rocks. The paths can get extremely narrow at times as it is carved by water tracks and exposed tree roots, and sections have washed away making it necessary to leap across. Not recommended if you've had one too many Chang beers the night before (in which case you also probably shouldn't be driving)!
7) The WWII Memorial bridge offers a slice of nostalgia, but don't be fooled- the original bridge built by Japanese soldiers during the war was demolished. The Thai government deemed a new bridge was necessary, so this memorial bridge was constructed after the war and stands next to a modern concrete crossing. Two old-style rickshaws dressed with flowers sit forlornly on the wooden slats, and the river view is obstructed by hundreds of wires.
8) The Tha Pai hot springs are a great way to unwind after time in the saddle. The National Park charges a small fee for entry, but as we found out it closes at around 17:30 and the guard offered us a jump in a muddy puddle nearby as compensation. Instead, try the local resorts which offer a more luxurious spa treatment, with hot pools alternating with cooler pools for just 80Baht.
9) The Wat Mae Yen temple offers the typical toothy dragons, warriors and serpents that you'd expect on a Chinese temple. There is an impressive view from the hilltop, and an antique gong that sits there tempting visitors to strike it. Our visit was made more exciting by a truckload of Buddhist monks singing and laughing their way up to the top, before bounding out into solemn silence as they went to pray.
10) The Mae Yen waterfall eluded us. We drove down a track that led us into the river, so we set off to find it by a 4km hike. We trekked for 90mins along the edge of a field, through overgrown jungle and across rapids to reach it, but it remained ever further away. We spotted brown signs in Thai stapled to trees that might have directed us to it, but equally they may have read 'Private property, trespassers will be shot.' An exciting trek with some big tropical butterflies, but otherwise a failed venture.
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*We paid 100Baht per day for the motorbike hire, with an optional 80Baht full insurance cover. You also have to leave a 100Baht deposit for the helmet hire, which is compulsory for all riders in Pai. We quickly ran low on fuel and had to double back on ourselves, and I think it's best to assume you need to fill up immediately.


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I remember seeing TV commercials for Subway's "Five Dollar Footlong" sandwiches ten years ago. I could probably still sing the jingle too. Getting a footlong sub sandwich for five dollars (plus tax) was a good deal. Suffice it to say that I enjoyed splitting one of those sandwiches with various friends and family a few times over the years.
Imagine my surprise when I walked back into a Subway about a year ago, after a long hiatus from the sandwich franchise, and found out that the sub I ordered would cost me almost eight dollars.
"What?" I thought to myself. "What happened to the five dollar sandwich deal?"
Well, it didn't take too long for me to realize that Subway had recently stopped the Five Dollar Footlong promotion. To be honest, I was disappointed. Everyone I know associates Subway with that promotional sandwich price, so hearing that it doesn't exist any longer as I stood at the cash register was an instant let down.
But this story is taking an hopeful turn! Subway has announced that it will soon be re-launching the Five Dollar Footlong promotion. This sounds like a great way to get people back into the restaurant, a much needed jolt of marketing!
The people who own individual Subway locations, however, don't think so highly of this return to form. The reason? In a few words: Cost of Goods Sold (CoGS).
What are CoGS? Well, the simple way to calculate this business metric is to add up the cost of all the inventory you sold throughout the year. So, if you started a coaster selling business and ordered a shipment of custom coasters from a manufacturer (5,000 coasters for $1 each), and sold 3,850 of them over the course of the year, then your CoGS for this year of business was $3,850. Although you paid an additional $1,150 for the original shipment of coasters, they are not counted toward your CoGS because you still own them as inventory.
Also worth noting: how much you actually sell each coaster for is irrelevant to this metric. All you need to know is how much you paid for the wholesale inventory, and how many you sold.
If your business involves some significant transformation of the raw inventory, especially if that involves labor, then calculating a useful CoGS number is more complex. For example, the CoGS for a sub shop will include not only the cost of the bread, sandwich fillings, condiments, and so on, but also the wages paid to sandwich makers, the cost of running, cleaning, and operating the ovens, fryers, and more.
The reason the Subway promotion ended in the first place was that franchisees couldn't afford to run it anymore. The five dollars could no longer cover the cost of the sandwich materials, plus the labor and operating costs involved in making each sandwich. The profit on each sale was too small to sustain.
There's no doubt that the original five dollar promotion drew a huge amount of business to Subway stores, but now that it is unsustainable, trying to reintroduce it is creating undue friction between the franchise and its individual locations.
That can be the danger of marketing around an excellent price point: if you can no longer afford to sell at that price, customers will see the higher prices as unreasonable, even if they are right in line with the normal market rate.
For my money, they best way to keep customers happy while also not bankrupting your business is to make your great deal a moving target. Don't live and die on the hill of the "Five Dollar Footlong," instead, make it obvious that this is simply a limited promotion, and then move on to the next promotion. That way, you can continuously reevaluate how profitable your promotional pricing is, and update your strategy to make sure your marketing lines up realistically with your Cost of Goods Sold.


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It's spring, you know. Birds tweet from sun up to sun down; flowers are in bloom and pollen counts are high. Spring, fabulous spring.Last night, my best friend called. "So, there's a baby bird in my driveway and I don't know what to do," she said. "There's also a cat ten feet away."
What are you supposed to do when you find a baby bird? Is it true that you shouldn't touch them?
Basically, there are two types of baby birds. 1. True baby birds (no real feathers yet, still pink) 2. Fledgling (have real feathers; hops but doesn't fly)
If you find a true baby bird, it probably fell out of the nest or got blown out. You should pick it up, warm it in your hands and put it back into the nest.
If you find a fledgling, don't put it back in the nest. It might have taken the leap to fly too soon, but it should be able to fly in a couple of days. If you look around, you'll probably see the mother somewhere nearby. As a fledgling, life is dangerous. Many get killed at this stage of life because they aren't full adults yet and they have a lot to learn about living in the wild. Just have faith that mother nature will take care of the little guy.
Anyway, I went over to my friend's house and we noticed that it was probably a fledgling, but it definitely wasn't ready to leave the nest yet. We picked it up to make sure it was warm and we were relieved tontine out it was. We saw the mother nearby (and the cat) so we left it in a safer spot behind some fencing.
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3:53 | B-17 crew member Don Scott had to bail out of his plane and spent time in a German POW camp. He displays some of the objects from his internment and other memorabilia.
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There was a tremendous need for B-17 crews and this led to Don Scott being drafted right out of his sophomore year at Virginia Tech. His first training stop was Miami Beach where he was billeted in a hotel right on the beach. That was very nice but the next stop was Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He didn't mind a bit since it was the radio school he wanted.
The new B-17 crews crossed the Atlantic but there was still more training to be done before they could start their missions. They had to fly in formation and that was very tricky, according to radio operator Don Scott. With that skill mastered, the bombing began.
Don Scott's fateful mission started out badly for him at his radio operator's position. As soon as the B-17 was aloft, his first duty was to power up the classified identification unit, which had a self destruct charge. The charge went off causing a minor fire. They pressed on to the target and successfully dropped their payload and then came the flak. Part 1 of 3.
Two engines were out, a third smoking, and they were were losing airspeed and altitude, but they were flying level and pointed home. Then time ran out for the B-17 and Don Scott had to slip down the hatch into the slipstream. Part 2 of 3.
The interrogator was very cordial at first, says Don Scott, who had just bailed out of a doomed B-17. The pleasantries turned to threats, but they soon gave up on him and it was off to a camp. Part 3 of 3.
After the interrogation, Don Scott never saw his crew mates again. In fact, when he got to the Stalag, he was assigned to a barracks full of British prisoners. He became very good friends with the British and way too familiar with potatoes, and black bread.
The war was nearly over but the Russian Army was approaching from the East, so Don Scott and the rest of the POW's from Stalag Luft 4 had to hit the road on a forced march. He wasn't doing too bad until his British hobnail boots rubbed his heels raw on the cobblestones. They healed while time ran out for the Germans.
Don Scott explains why he celebrates the second day of May every year. It was that day in 1945 when British soldiers found him on the road in a forced march of Allied prisoners. The guards had fled and soon there were happy men walking west toward relief.
His outfit was in London, but glider pilot Robert Powell wound up in North Africa after his crash landing. Since the war was winding down, no one cared about getting him back to them. He began a long waiting game and the prize was his wife waiting for him on a train platform.
Kay Sloan was born in a small town near Hiroshima where her father was head of a Buddhist temple. When he passed away, her mother had to raise eight children as war was brewing in the Pacific. They faced increasing hardship as the war brought embargoes and dwindling food supplies.
Bob Powell was finally sent to Officer Candidate School, thanks to a colonel he had known at the beginning of the war. He was there at the Berlin airlift and he had tours in Korea and Vietnam before he retired. It was a good career but it took a toll on his personal life.
When at anchor in Pearl Harbor, Jesus Cepeda would attend mass on Sunday with his friend from back home in Guam. As he waited for him on deck, he heard a big rumbling noise, like hundreds of planes at once, but as he searched the sky, he could see nothing. Then he turned to the north.(This interview made possible with the support of ALBERT SMALL.)
After bailing out, evading German troops and hiding in the woods, B-17 Pilot George Starks was helped by French civilians and put on his way over land toward Switzerland. He had a broken bone in his foot, but he managed to make good time, with some help from locals. German troops were everywhere but his young looks and beret gave him a chance when he encountered them. Part 2 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
In Dachau, Rogers witnesses thousands of starving prisoners in a concentration camp. He remembers the many other displaced civilians, forced into labor, who suffered at the hands of the nazis. (This interview made possible with the support of TIMOTHY R. COLLINS.)
The Russians were close enough that the American POW's could hear the fire in the distance. Their guards roused them all and put them on the road in a forced march, leaving their camp in Poland and heading for Germany. It was seventy nine days of freezing cold out in the open, with very little food. (This interview made possible with the support of PHILIP J. O'NEILL.)
What did he learn from his experience in World War II? Bob Powell's answer is that of an old sergeant, even though he retired as an officer. He salutes his mentor Jess Guthrie, who was a sergeant when they met and a colonel when it was over. That sort of thing won't happen anymore with the requirements of the modern military.
Following his French contact at a discreet distance, George Starks parked his bicycle and watched the man enter a bakery. In the back of that bakery, he met Maurice, a member of the Free French Resistance. He was getting close to Switzerland, but he would need Maurice's help to get over the border. Part 4 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
Chan Rogers experiences a couple of close calls on the Siegfried Line. His unit stumbles upon a nest of sleeping Germans, suddenly finding themselves in a harrowing firefight. Later, when facing off against a group of German pillboxes, they are showered with deadly shrapnel from tree bursts. (This interview made possible with the support of TIMOTHY R. COLLINS.)
Jack Houston had just helped his buddy dress a wound when he volunteered to return to the Okinawa hilltop where they were getting the enemy cleared out. When he got the jump on three of them, his muzzle flash gave him away and he had to leave in a hurry. He flung himself off the hill where he came face to face with a rifle. Part 5 of 6. (This interview made possible with the support of JOHN & BARBARA MCCOY.)
As he made his way through France in disguise, downed B-17 pilot George Starks encountered German troops, stole a bicycle and made friends with many locals. In one town he was sheltered by the chief of police, who had a very friendly daughter. Part 3 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
Two engines were out, a third smoking, and they were were losing airspeed and altitude, but they were flying level and pointed home. Then time ran out for the B-17 and Don Scott had to slip down the hatch into the slipstream. Part 2 of 3.
It was their third mission over Berlin and they were heading home. Four German fighters pounced on the B-24 and it was engulfed in flame and going down. Clyde Burnette fought for consciousness as the other crew in the back of the plane bailed out. He woke in free fall with no idea how he had made it out, and soon he was in German custody. Everyone made it out of the plane except George "Danny" Daneau, the nose turret gunner, who went down with the aircraft.
After leaving his safe haven in Switzerland, downed B-17 pilot George Starks finally met up with American forces near Evian in France. Then began a long, sometimes pleasurable trip back to his unit in England. After debriefing, he was sent around to give lectures on evasion for other airmen, then back home to Florida. Part 7 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
The first operation for the 4th Division was the landing on Roi-Namur. Lawrence Snowden remembers that, though it was an easy victory, valuable combat experience and important lessons were imparted on the Marines.
After a nerve-wracking mission to bomb Tokyo and a typhoon, B.E. Vaughan and the destroyer O'Brien suffered a second kamikaze attack which killed all three of his hometown pals who served with him on board. Then, began the grim task of collecting the personal belongings of the dead and preparing them for burial at sea.
After a long trek across France, George Starks was finally next to the Swiss border. From the time he hid his parachute until the time he stepped across the creek that was the border, he had been helped by sympathetic locals. When he was finally out of occupied territory and free in Switzerland, he was surprised when someone else showed up. Part 5 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
The day after he graduated high school, Bob Powell's father put him to work in the oil fields of Oklahoma. It was a terrible job. "I might as well join the military," he said to his mother. Well, his father overheard that and immediately drove him to the recruiter.
On his fifth combat mission, his first as aircraft commander, B-17 pilot George Starks was on the outside edge of the formation when the plane was hit by German fighters. With a wing on fire, he gave the signal to bail out and he was soon in free fall from high altitude over France. He landed hard, hid his chute, and hid in the woods as he heard German troops approaching. Part 1 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
It was good duty in Amarillo. Radio Operator Bob Powell had been promoted to sergeant, passing right over corporal. He had a housing allowance and the town was full of pretty girls without men. One day a small plane landed and a full Bird Colonel got out. There was going to be a school for glider pilots right there, he said.
George Starks had evaded capture all across France and was safe in Switzerland, where he had it easier than downed airmen who had actually come down in Switzerland. They were supposed to stay put and wait, but he had other ideas, which led to the liberation of Evian on the other side of Lake Geneva. Part 6 of 7. (This interview made possible with the support of DOROTHY J. D'EWART.)
There were 150 glider pilots assembled and training on the the new combat gliders in a small village in England. Bob Powell was one of these men getting ready for Operation Market Garden, the invasion of Holland. When the time came, he was startled when he saw what was being loaded into his glider.
He was a glider instructor in Texas but the war caught up to Bob Powell and he was shipped overseas. After a short time in Africa, he managed to get a plum assignment as a liaison pilot in London, but one day his colonel inquired about his glider experience. That couldn't lead to anything good.
The mission started badly when Bob Powell forgot to go to the latrine ahead of a four hour flight. The flight across the English Channel was OK but once he got to the target and his glider was released, he was in trouble. The reconnaissance was wrong and his landing was in peril.


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Brothers and sisters, in a world of gender confusion and sexual anarchy, may we learn how to play our positions well. May the church be filled with strong men (1 Cor. 16:13-14) and godly, gentle women (1 Peter 3:4).
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Gabrielle Garlitz went 2-for-2 with two walks for Salisbury. Morgan Haning was the losing pitcher.
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