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Da bomb: '50s Cape spans decades with style
Address: 2108 Morris Road, Charlottesville
Neighborhood: Lewis Mountain
Asking: $599,000
Assessment: $705,100
Year Built: 1958
Size: 3,228 fin. sq. ft; 1,631 unfin.
Land: 0.31 acres
Agent: Tommy Brannock, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate III, 434-977-3033
Curb Appeal: 8 out of 10
Owning a house within walking distance of Jefferson's university can be a mixed bag. Living next to a den of rowdy Hoos or navigating a neighborhood overrun by swarming UVA fans can be distressing for anyone trying to live a normal life in the midst of Cavalier country. The flip side is the advantage of being able to walk to UVA and attend nearly every sporting event without fighting for a parking space.
Built in 1958, this clapboard-and-stone Cape Cod looks deceivingly diminutive from the curb, but the house expands upward and outward in the back to become a spacious neighborhood hub. One can only imagine the many block parties hosted in this ideal circular back yard. For now, two Adirondack chairs sit in the shade of some evergreens facing a charming wood playhouse and trampoline, waiting for summer.
Even though this late '50s house comes equipped with its very own bomb shelter, it isn't stranded in time. There are new windows, and continuous oak flooring has been installed on the main floor. The generously proportioned five bedrooms and four baths will easily accommodate a live-in nanny to mind the brood. Very wide halls and stairways are typical of the era when families were large without being melded.
Taking this house into the 21st century included a major renovation of the kitchen and adjoining four-season room. A first-floor family room, created by removing a few walls, replaced the outdated basement rec room where teenagers were once banished. This bright new modern space just off the side entryway can be an informal dining area, TV room, or home office.
Stainless appliances, custom painted cabinets, and granite countertops make the open kitchen inviting and chic. In the spacious formal dining room, a large bow window provides a panoramic view of the grassy surroundings. An adjoining sunroom serves as a breakfast nook or a cocktail lounge, and access to the patio and yard from here and the new family room makes it easy to entertain a large crowd of partygoers. From there, they can drift naturally into the formal living room featuring a wood-burning fireplace.
Down the hall, one bedroom has an en suite study with built-in bookcases, and an adjacent full bath creates a private wing for an au pair or overnight guests.
The master suite near the top of the stairs overlooks the backyard. The room is large and airy with a unique curved-plaster ceiling and a walk-in closet and two-bowl marble sink in the attached full bath. Original marble and tile continue the grandeur in the four other bathrooms. But "original" can be the equivalent of "dated" for some buyers, so the bathrooms might be in line for a makeover.
A second-floor laundry room across from the stairs allows children to toss their togs right into the washer at day's end. Three additional bedrooms on this floor have various built-in cabinets, dressers and desks, providing an expanding family ample space to grow.
The infamous basement ruckus room still provides space where the kids can play drums, pool, or video games unfettered. With a full bathroom and adjacent mega storage, this "back to the future" relic could be converted to a "man cave." Garden windows and a partial glass door to the backyard provide lots of natural light, and a woodstove warms the winter air during football season.
The last bastion for a Brady Bunch family is the two-car garage. It not only provides off-street parking in a permit-only area, but also gives Dad a place to keep his 1957 Mustang safe from Junior. This is a well-built house that the evolving years from Cold War to New World Order have left unscathed.
Each week, a brave local seller invites the Hook in for a warts-and-all review. Call to nominate yours today.

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Hey there!
I've just started writing a small little program which I thought could have potential to help out some of the contributors here at Java Programming Forums, but before I went any further
I thought I'd consolidate with the people It could potentially help for your ideas and opinions.
The program is essentially a shortcut program, which stores some pre-defined text ready to be placed onto a users clipboard.
Here is how the GUI currently looks:
How it works:
The program uses a Java interface to simply copy and set to a users clipboard.
The idea is that, when a user clicks on SSCCE, it will copy a commonly used paragraph / sentence onto a user's clipboard rather than have a user retype it for each occasion.
The same is also true for each of the buttons par 'Crosspost', as it works slightly differently. To properly use 'Crosspost', what you would do it copy the URL in which the post has been cross posted manually, then click on the 'Crosspost' button to automatically wrap it in code tags.
Of course cross-post tags are easy and small to type up, but for someone who would use this interface for the other functionalities, I thought it couldn't harm to have it in there.
None of the currently pre-built text are final, and some haven't been implemented as I want your take on what they should contain and what you would find useful.
If people believe this could be a useful tool for them, I would also implement a GUI for you to write your own custom text, as the Persistence functionality is already implemented.
If people could leave their thoughts on this idea, with some suggestions and comments, I would like to hear them before I go any further.
If you could also suggest some default text it should include for things such as spoon-feeding etc. I would be grateful.
You can download the current build in the attachment below
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Plenty of peaches in latest state rankings
The Peach State already boasts more than 100 prospects that have received Division I scholarship offers, and it's only July. Whittling the list down to a mere 40 players is no easy task. After hours film and in-person evaluations, Rivals.com is proud to release the top 40 players in Georgia.
Who else would check in at the No. 1 spot besides LaGrange linebacker Tray Blackmon?
Some look at his 6-foot, 200-pound frame and question how the heck he is the No. 1 player in such a talented state. The answer is simple.
Watch his film.
Blackmon has some of the most impressive highlights that Rivals.com has ever run on its network. He is simply breathtaking on film.
Registering in at No. 2 is Warner Robins (Ga.) Houston County defensive tackle Kyle Moore. He is a physical freak. With his 6-foot-6, 247-pound frame, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.73 seconds at the NIKE camp in Atlanta.
"Teams run away from Kyle about 85 percent of the time," said Houston County coach Doug Johnson. "They just can't block him. I'm not kidding when I say this, but just about every time the ball was ran to his side of the field he was double and triple teamed and still ended up making the play. I can't tell you how many times he came from across the field and made plays, too."
A pair of massive linemen rank in at the No. 3 and No. 4 spots. Atlanta (Ga.) Booker T. Washington 6-foot-6, 330-pound offensive tackle Duke Robinson beat out 6-foot-8, 275-pound Buena Vista (Ga.) Tri-county offensive tackle Charles Jackson by an eyelash.
The Georgia Bulldogs have already scored a pair of commitments from two players on the list. At No. 10 on the list is 6-foot-2, 210-pound Keysville (Ga.) Burke County linebacker Marcus Washington. Checking in at No. 21 is 6-foot-3, 277-pound offensive lineman Ian Smith.
One of the biggest surprises on the list is 6-foot-1, 215-pound Blakely (Ga.) Early County linebacker Dan Foster. Foster comes in at No. 8 on the list after suffering a season-ending leg injury his junior year. He was a beast on the field before the injury, and he is expected to bounce back healthy and be the second-best backer in the state behind Blackmon.
A trio of big men hold down spots 5-7. Hawkinsville defensive tackle Brandon Perry is at No. 5, Folkston (Ga.) Charlton County defensive end Justin Mincey has watched his stock rise all the way to the No. 6 spot, while Lovejoy offensive tackle Chris Scott places at No. 7.
One of the nation's most versatile athletes, College Park (Ga.) Banneker athlete Carlos Thomas, comes in at No. 9. Some consider Thomas to be the state's best wide receiver and defensive back.
Two of the fastest-rising prospects in the Peach State are Calhoun (Ga.) Gordon Central athlete Dorian Porch, who checks in at No. 36, and Barnesville (Ga.) Lamar County defensive end Clifford Respress, who squeezed in at No. 38.
With four BCS programs in the state of North Carolina, one would think that most of the top players would be apt to stay home. However, last year only DeMario Pressley decided to stay in state while four of the top five players left.
With a quick glance at the just released North Carolina Top 30, it looks no different with Waynesville (N.C.) Tuscola quarterback Jonathan Crompton, the No. 3 player in the state, already committed to Tennessee, and Charlotte (N.C.) Independence receiver Mohamed Massaquoi, the No. 4 player in the state, headed to Georgia.
The top player in the state this year is Winston Salem (N.C.) Mt. Tabor linebacker Derek Nicholson, who is also expected to leave and follow his brother to Florida State. Jamestown (N.C.) Ragsdale running back Toney Baker (No. 2 in the state) and Fayetteville (N.C.) E.E. Smith offensive lineman Curtis Crouch (No. 5) are the best chances for N.C. State, North Carolina, Duke and Wake Forest to protect their borders.
North Carolina leads the way with the most commitments from our Top 30 with oral pledges from Robbins (N.C.) North Moore defensive tackle Camaron Thomas (No. 16), Roanoke Rapids, N.C., defensive end Darrius Massenburg (No. 25) and Burlington (N.C.) Cummings wideout Brandon Tate.
Surprisingly, Georgia and Virginia check in with the second most commitments. The Bulldogs have the aforementioned Massaquoi and his quarterback, Joe Cox (No. 8), on board while Virginia landed early commitments from Durham (N.C.) Southern teammates Brandon Woods (No. 9) and Maurice Covington (No. 21).
At the top of the Kansas top 12 list is Ottawa offensive lineman Caleb Blakesley.
Blakesley, a 6-foot-5, 270-pound tackle edged out Pittsburg quarterback Kerry Meier.
Blakesley is holding two scholarship offers – Kansas and Wyoming – at this point, but continues to keep his eye out for one from Kansas State.
"K-State told me they were going to offer me and they haven't sent it out," Blakesley said. "They told me verbally at the camp they were going to offer, but they haven't followed through, yet."
Meier, the younger brother of current K-State quarterback Dylan and former Wildcat tight end Shad, currently holds five offers. Kansas, Kansas State, Texas A&M, UTEP and Tulsa have come forward for the 6-foot-2, 203-pound Meier.
Three members of the Kansas Top 12 have made verbal commitments already.
The Jayhawks have secured two players already in Newton offensive lineman Adam Welty and Kansas City Washington safety Darrell Stuckey. The Wildcats have added another in-state offensive lineman to their team in Topeka Hayden tackle Nick Stringer.
It appears to be an average year in Wisconsin and but there are several high level prospects that highlight the state top 10 list.
Oak Creek teammates Travis Beckum and Raymond Henderson take the honors as the top two players in the state. Beckum, a 6-5, 220-pound linebacker, and Henderson, a 6-5, 250-pound defensive end, both have earned four-star status and have plenty of scholarships to pick from.
The biggest sleeper in the state, Hudson offensive tackle Eric VandenHeuvel was uncovered at the Wisconsin camp, where he picked up an offer. The 6-7, 330-pound is an exceptional blocker and is going to be a real steal for somebody. He is ranked as the No. 5 player in the state.


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On to our new challenge which is 'Anything Christmas' Well most of us are busy now preparing for the festivities maybe a little challenge and maybe inspiration will help you along. Remember for this challenge you can make anything you like using any products you choose we are just for fun and enjoy your differing styles. Here are our samples
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Testing African couples for HIV is cost-effective prevention strategy
As researchers and policymakers work toward an effective HIV vaccine in a constrained global economy, cost-effective prevention strategies such as Couples Voluntary Counseling and Testing (CVCT) must take a larger role in efforts to decrease the rates of HIV/AIDS in Africa, says Emory University HIV/AIDS vaccine researcher Susan Allen, MD, MPH.
Allen, who has worked to combat the AIDS epidemic in Africa for more than 25 years, highlighted the value of CVCT and other cost-effective HIV prevention strategies today at the AIDS Vaccine 2010 Conference in Atlanta.
"The majority of new HIV infections are acquired from a spouse, and couples are the largest HIV risk group in Africa," says Allen, a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine in the Emory School of Medicine and adjunct faculty member in the Rollins School of Public Health. "By using CVCT to identify those people who do not share the same HIV status as their spouse or partner, we're in a better place to move forward efficiently and effectively once a vaccine does become available."
Allen, founder of the Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group (RZHRG), notes that the positive impact of CVCT has been supported by published evidence since the early 1990s, yet the program has not yet been implemented on a wide scale. Of more than 30 million Africans tested for HIV, less than one percent has been tested with their spouses, says Allen.
"Funding agencies are only now beginning to understand and appreciate the value of CVCT as part of a broader HIV/AIDS strategy," Allen says.
An estimated 23 million Africans are HIV positive, yet only 3 million are receiving antiretroviral treatment (ARVT). The World Health Organization calculates that for every two new ARVT patients, five new HIV infections occur.
The U.S. government spends approximately $2.2 billion - 10 percent of the entire U.S. bilateral foreign assistance budget - on antiretroviral treatment. Treating one ARVT patient for 10 years costs about $7,000. In comparison, providing couples with voluntary counseling and testing would prevent new HIV infections at a cost of about $300 each, and would leverage other vital programs such as family planning, Allen says.
"The population of Zambia, for example, has grown by more than 50 percent over the last 20 years, but the U.S. has only allocated about 1.3 percent of its budget for family planning. At the same time, more than 60 percent of these budgets have been earmarked for antiretroviral drugs and care, even though less than two percent of the population is on ARVT."
As the population steadily increases, Allen says, funding agencies will face even more pressure to use their funds wisely.
"CVCT is an economical, sustainable and proven model for reducing the rate of HIV/AIDS infections in Africa."
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Just got my Bullet R1, and haven't even done the roasts to season the drum, but it looks like a very fine piece of hardware.
And so far, the software is disappointing, perhaps years behind RoastLogger. Their RoastTime will record roasts and allow control of the roaster parameters (fan, heat, drum speed) and preheat temperature. No playback of roasts; no re-use of profiles; no time and temperature triggers, no Rao ratio display... Basically all the things I particularly enjoyed with RoastLogger have gone missing.
Help, GreenBean! Any chance you could interface to a Bullet R1?
Edit: I've learned that playback of logs works on the Bullet, but it's just playback. No specific action settings with time/temp triggers. Missing the banner with Rao ratio display.
Second edit: Their documentation lags their software/firmware/hardware. They do have Rao ratio displayed, once one finally notices it.
I've now done the roasts for seasoning the drum, and botched my first real roast, as I mostly suspected I would.
I'm still missing the time and temperature triggers, but I can live with the software -- If they eventually do it as well as the hardware, this will be one fine machine.


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RADiUS-TWC has secured its fifth film of the festival, taking North American and French rights to Zachary Heinzerling's Cutie And The Boxer. Meanwhile Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired North American rights to Andrew Dosunmu's Mother Of George.
Cutie And The Boxer premiered in the US Documentary Competition strand and traces the 40-year love story between two Japanese artists who met in New York in the 1970s. RADiUS-TWC brokered the deal with Submarine, who cut a Japanese deal last week with King Records.
Parts & Labor's Mother Of George [pictured] premiered in the US Dramatic Competition and stars Danai Gurira as a Nigerian woman in Brooklyn who is willing to risk everything for her marriage.
Oscilloscope Laboratories negotiated the North American deal with Paradigm.


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Hi, MySQL Connector/Net 1.0.1, a new version of the fully-managed, ADO.Net provider for the popular MySQL database system. Version 1.0.1 is the second beta release of the original ByteFX MySQL provider acquired earlier this year. This release is suitable for use with any MySQL version including MySQL-4.1 or MySQL-5.0. It is now available in source and binary form from the Connector/Net download pages at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/net/1.0.html and mirror sites (note that not all mirror sites may be up to date at this point of time - if you can't find this version on some mirror, please try again later or choose another download site.) ========================= Attention ====================================== During the final QA process for 1.0.1, a problem was discovered where data packets larger than 16M are not handled properly when the connection is using compression. There is no need to file bug reports on this issue as the test suite already identifies this as a problem. ========================================================================== -Reggie - From the changelog: 10-25-04 - Version 1.0.1-beta - Fixed BUG #5602 Possible bug in MySqlParameter(string, object) constructor - Fixed BUG #5458 Calling GetChars on a longtext column throws an exception - Fixed BUG #5474 cannot run a stored procedure populating mysqlcommand.parameters - Fixed BUG #5469 Setting DbType throws NullReferenceException - Fixed problem where connector was not issuing a CMD_QUIT before closing the socket - Fixed BUG #5392 MySqlCommand sees "?" as parameters in string literals - Fixed problem with ConnectionInternal where a key might be added more than once - CP1252 is now used for Latin1 only when the server is 4.1.2 and later - Fixed BUG #5388 DataReader reports all rows as NULL if one row is NULL - Virtualized driver subsystem so future releases could easily support client or embedded server support - Field buffers being reused to decrease memory allocations and increase speed - Fixed problem where using old syntax while using the interfaces caused problems - Using PacketWriter instead of Packet for writing to streams - Refactored compression code into CompressedStream to clean up NativeDriver - Added test case for resetting the command text on a prepared command - Fixed problem where MySqlParameterCollection.Add() would throw unclear exception when given a null value (Bug #5621) - Fixed construtor initialize problems in MySqlCommand() (Bug #5613) - Fixed Parsing the ';' char (Bug #5876) - Fixed missing Reference in DbType setter (Bug #5897) - Fixed System.OverflowException when using YEAR datatype (Bug #6036) - Added Aggregate function test (wasn't really a bug) - Fixed serializing of floating point parameters (double, numeric, single, decimal) (Bug #5900) - IsNullable error (Bug #5796) - Fixed problem where connection lifetime on the connect string was not being respected - Fixed problem where Min Pool Size was not being respected - Fixed MySqlDataReader and 'show tables from ...' behaviour (Bug #5256) - Implemented SequentialAccess - Fixed MySqlDateTime sets IsZero property on all subseq.records after first zero found (Bug #6006) - Fixed Can't display Chinese correctly (Bug #5288) - Fixed Russian character support as well - Fixed Method TokenizeSql() uses only a limited set of valid characters for parameters (Bug #6217) - Fixed NET Connector source missing resx files (Bug #6216) - Fixed DBNull Values causing problems with retrieving/updating queries. (Bug #5798) - Fixed Yet Another "object reference not set to an instance of an object" (Bug #5496) - Fixed problem in PacketReader where it could try to allocate the wrong buffer size in EnsureCapacity - Fixed GetBoolean returns wrong values (Bug #6227) - Fixed IndexOutOfBounds when reading BLOB with DataReader with GetString(index) (Bug #6230) Reggie Burnett, Software Developer MySQL Inc, http://www.mysql.com
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There are a wide variety of accommodation options in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, so you can be sure to find something to suit your taste and your budget. Historic hotels, inns, guest houses and B&Bs are available throughout the area, or you may choose to stay on a farm, go self-catering in cottages or log cabins or just enjoy the outdoors at one of our camping and caravan sites.
To help you plan your stay, you can filter by accommodation type, location, size and features.
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Florida's Casey Prather out 10 to 14 days
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Casey Prather is the latest Florida player on the mend.
Prather will be out 10 to 14 days, including Thursday's game at Texas A&M, after sustaining a high-ankle sprain in Saturday's win at LSU. Prather, a junior averaging 6.8 points and 3.3 rebounds, was wearing a walking boot on his left foot and using crutches Monday.
The 10th-ranked Gators (12-2, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) already are dealing with injuries to guard Mike Rosario, guard Scottie Wilbekin, forward Erik Murphy and forward Will Yeguete.
Rosario sat out Saturday's game with a sprained left ankle, but has been cleared to practice and play. Wilbekin (finger) and Murphy (rib) are playing with broken bones, and Yeguete is getting more tests to see if there are more issues than tendinitis in his right knee.
"A team that's able to bounce back and play a really good game with some of their best players out, that shows a lot about their team," center Pat Young said. "Just wait until we have everybody healthy. Hopefully, later in the season we won't have any injuries affecting us."
With all the injuries hampering Florida, Prather started the last games and played well.
It seemed like a turning point for his season, which got off to a slow start. Prather missed the first four games because of a concussion sustained in practice. And in his first few minutes on the court against UCF in November, he busted his lip and needed stiches.
"Can't get out of the way, right?" coach Billy Donovan said. "He started the year with the concussions and it took him a while to get in the flow and then, you know, he's been playing really good basketball. … So it's unfortunate that he's had to deal with some different things throughout the course of his career. But thank God it's not a severe high-ankle sprain where you're out for a month to six weeks. It's something hopefully he can get back."
Yeguete's injury could linger the longest. Yeguete is averaging 6.5 points and 6.6 rebounds, and is the team's best post defender.
Donovan said the junior will have X-Rays on Monday to see if there is anything else that is causing inflammation in his knee.
"Whether or not it's anything more than that, we'll have to wait and see," Donovan said. "I think the first diagnosis by our trainer and our doctor is that it was tendinitis. It could be more than that. What? I don't know."
Rosario, second on the team in scoring at 12.3 points a game, also had X-rays Monday to see how his ankle is progressing. Donovan hopes he will be able to play against the Aggies.
Nonetheless, injuries have been the dominate story line for Florida this season.
Only senior guard Kenny Boynton has started every game this season. Despite using six different starting combinations and playing without several key guys at times, the Gators are outscoring opponents by an average of 21.6 points.
"I think this team does a good job pushing through injuries and pain," Young said.


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Photo of the Monarch Hockey Club.
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Photographs of Aihlin Walker and various Golf Teams in mid 1980s.
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St. Charles Country Club 60th Anniversary yearbook. Scrapbook on golf in Manitoba includes information on many clubs and individuals. Certificate awarded to Danny Stack.
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Various Newspapers articles on Archie Johnson. Certificate to Archibald Johnson for his contribution in organizing and planning of the British Commonwealth Games. Diploma awarded by Manitoba Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada to Al Joh...
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Photos of the 1946 Wanderers Soccer Club, Alexander Gibb in a 1947 race and with Jesse Owens in 1976 and Alexander Gibb's mother, Charlotte.
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Photos of Billie Hughes in the 1940's.
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Mount Zion Chapel, Heanor
My greatx4 grandparents were Robert Hardy & Fanny Trueman. On their marriage certificate it says that they were married in Mount Zion Chapel, Heanor on 25th December 1840. I cannot find any information on the above Chapel and would be grateful if anyone knows anything about it - I have been trying to find a photograph of it!??
ENDERBY connections in Lincolnshire
My greatx5 grandfather ENDERBY had twenty (known) children who also had many children and the family spread out over Lincolnshire with a few moving to Yorkshire and America in the 1800's. My direct line were farmers until the early 1900's, when my great-grandfather lost everything due to "foot and mouth" disease. Families connected are the WHALERS, THORNDIKES, READS, RIPPINS, NEEDHAMS and MACKINNEYS. If you think there is a connection please contact me.
HARDY Connections in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, England
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Across most industries, the average cost of acquiring a new customer continues to increase, despite having numerous ways to reach them. You need to optimise your digital campaigns to grow your client base, not just with more customers, but also with higher-value accounts. If you're feeling pressure to show better results on digital channels, you find yourself saying:
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"I need to personalise and target my ads on other sites with the same messaging I would use on my own site." When you are unable to effectively close the loop between off-site advertising and personalised messages on your own properties, new customer growth takes a hit.
"I need an attribution model that will identify how I found my best customers, so I can spend money where I'm getting the best return." Conversions are increasing, but without understanding the most reliable triggers, you will continue to play roulette with your marketing dollars.
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Tropical Storm Ophelia is set to hit parts of Scotland today, with travel operators warning of disruption and cancellations to ferry and train services.
The huge weather system is now battering parts of the UK with winds up to 80 mph in some places.
When will it hit?
Ophelia is set to hit the UK between 3 pm and 10 pm today (Monday) and then travel further into Scotland and Northern England on Tuesday between 12.05 am and 3 pm. The storm will remain over Northern Ireland as it travels.
Where will it hit?
The Met Office has issued an Amber weather warning for South West Scotland, Lothian and Borders and Strathclyde, as well as Northern Ireland and Wales, who will bear the brunt of the storm between noon and 11 pm on Monday.
Winds are expected to peak across Northern Ireland and west Wales this afternoon as well as south west Scotland this evening.
Between 12 pm and 11.55 pm, the Met Office has issued a Yellow weather warning for the following areas: Central, Tayside and Fife, Highlands and Eilean Siar, North East England, North West England, West Midlands and Yorkshire and Humber. Northern Ireland, South West Scotland, Lothian and Borders, Strathclyde, Wales will be downgraded to a Yellow also during this time.
On Tuesday between 12.05 am and 3 pm, Central, Tayside and Fife, North East England, North West England, Northern Ireland, South West Scotland, Lothian and Borders, Strathclyde and Yorkshire and Humber will continue to have a Yellow weather warning.
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Accenture Strategy has acquired 2nd Road, an Australia-based strategic consultancy, which specializes in infusing enterprise-wide innovation through design thinking methodologies into strategy creation. The acquisition will enable Accenture Strategy to combine the power of a strategic analytical thought process with the ability to craft breakthrough propositions and services through human-centered co-design. Together, this will give our clients a competitive edge by enabling them to fundamentally re-imagine the future of their organizations.
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Arabs, Kurds Should Take Advantage of U.S. Help, Gates Says
By Jim Garamone, American Forces Press ServiceERBIL, Iraq, July 29, 2009 – Arab and Kurdish Iraqis should take advantage of the remaining time U.S. forces will be in the country to work out their differences, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said to Kurdish President Massoud Barzani here today.
Gates met with Kurdish Regional Government leaders at their version of the White House, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said. Gates -- accompanied by Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, commander of Multinational Force Iraq -- congratulated Kurdish officials for last week's free and fair elections and said the Kurdish people always have been good friends of the United States.
Under the U.S.-Iraqi agreement signed in December, all U.S. troops will be out of Iraq by the end of 2011. Gates urged Kurdish leaders here today and Iraqi government leaders in Baghdad yesterday to take advantage of the remaining
American presence to work through their disagreements. Gates delivered the same message to Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
The issues include a law governing distribution of oil revenue, internal boundaries and security. Morrell said Gates asked the leaders "to reach sustainable agreements on these issues." Gates said the United States supports the United Nations task force set
The disagreements between Kurds and Arabs run deep in Iraq. Saddam Hussein's regime persecuted the Kurds and tried to "Arabize" whole sections of the country, especially the area around oil-rich Kirkuk. Saddam cleared out Kurdish areas and gave the land to Arab families, launched chemical attacks against Kurdish towns and drove thousands out of the nation.
Gates acknowledged this history during his meetings, Morrell said. "He noted that at every negotiating table, history has a seat," the press secretary said. "The challenge is to put history at the end of the table, and think about the future, rather than the past."
Gates assured Kurdish and Arab leaders that the United States is prepared to offer any help it can "to resolve the disputes in a peaceful manner in accordance with the [Iraqi] constitution," Morrell said. "He reminded his hosts that all of us have sacrificed too much in blood and treasure to see the gains of the last few years lost due to political differences."
An outbreak of violence between Kurdish and Iraqi national security forces would adversely impact the progress the country has made, he added.
Kirkuk is the main flash point between the regional and national government, but not the only one. Kurdish and Iraqi security forces have had confrontations, but they have not escalated to violence. U.S., Iraqi and Kurdish officials are working closely in coordination centers to ensure confrontations are avoided or resolved peacefully, Odierno said during an interview yesterday. The general also said the Arab-Kurd issue is the main driver of instability in Iraq today.
Morrell said the secretary came away from meetings in Baghdad and here believing that all parties want to take advantage of the U.S. offer to deal with these issues sooner rather than later.
"He's optimistic that there can be follow-through on these issues," Morrell said. "They are very difficult issues, and the clock is ticking on our presence in Iraq. He is very much encouraging both sides to get down to work as soon as possible."


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HTC unceremoniously cancelled the promised update to its 2010 flagship, the HTC Desire HD, saying:
*After extensive testing, we've determined that the current version of HTC Sense with Android provides customers with the best experience on the HTC Desire HD. When we consider new versions of software, we weigh a number of factors, but ultimately the customer experience on the product is the deciding factor. We apologize for any confusion this change may have caused our customers. (Source: HTC Blog)
Well, the HTC Desire HD can run Android 4.04 Ice Cream Sandwich fine, courtesy of the Virtuous Development Team and Team Blackout.
Running Ice Cream Sandwich on a HTC Desire HD. People have been doing that since early this year. But without HTC support, there were always issues. While Android is open source, drivers for the HTC hardware are not. So early efforts had problems with 720p video recording, slow wake-up from sleep, WiFi Hotspot problems and similar issues. I tried one Ice Cream Sandwich build awhile back, and the Chrome Browser performance was poor, which for me is the main reason to update to Ice Cream Sandwich in the first place.
All that has changed. I am currently running Android 4.04 with the Sense 3.6 interface using Team Blackouts ICS Incredible ROM, and it runs better than Android 2.3.5 with Sense 3.0 (note, using a tweak to make the Sense widgets less taxing on resources which is built into the ROM). This ROM is ported from the official HTC Incredible S ROM, which has the same performance hardware as the HTC Desire HD.
But the HTC Desire HD Developers Community got together and fixed the camera, wake lock and other issues, and you now have a a fully working HTC Sense ICS ROM. Three right now actually. There are some small bugs, which are being worked out, but these related mainly to integrated apps (FM Radio, Dolby Sound, Beats Audio and the like) which will be fixed shortly. Remember that not all HTC Desire HDs' have the same components inside. For example, some have a Samsung camera sensor, others have an Omnivision camera sensor.
How do you get Ice Cream Sandwich on you HTC Desire HD.
1. Root your phone.
2. Install a custom ROM.
Root your phone.
The best, easiest and safest way to root your phone is using the Advance Ace Hack Kit. This tool will do everything you need to root your phone, and even unlock a carrier locked version. It will leave you with a fully functional HTC Desire HD running Android 2.2.
Remember, these is some risk in rooting your phone. So if you decide to do this, don't blame me if you phone gets bricked. Blame HTC for not giving an official update instead.
Pick a ROM
Once you phone is rooted pick a ROM and flash it. You have a lot of good choice right now. You can wait a few weeks so final issue can be ironed out. But all these ROM's are good enough to be a daily driver.
1. Android 4.04/Sense 3.6 - Blackout ICS Incredible v3.0.0. This ROM is ported from HTC Incredible S.
2. Android 4.04/Sense 4.0 - Virtuous Infinity v.1.33.0 Alpha 3. This ROM is ported from HTC One X.
3. Android 4.04/Sense 4.0A. This ROM is ported from HTC One V.
So it can be done.
Why did HTC say it cannot be done? The HTC Desire HD has a 575 MB partition for the operating system. With Blackout ICS Incredible installed I have 60 MB of space left, and that includes a lot of HTC apps which I consider bloat like HTC Locations, Like, Reader, Notes, Tasks, Teeter and Watch. That also includes a lot of HTC apps I find useful, like Peep, FriendStream, Clock and the complete set of beautiful HTC widgets.
So why did HTC not do it. Simple. The remaining 60 MB is not enough to add the apps that the carriers add on to your HTC phones. Basically, HTC prioritized the interest of carriers over users.
Need help?
A blog is not a good venue to provide help. Need help, visit the HTC Desire HD Phandroid Forums. I, and several person much more knowledgeable will be there to help.


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The Nail Art range boasts a variety of colours, tools, textures and gems, all of which work together to create eye-catching 3D effects that will quite literally make your nails stand out. The full range costs between £2.50 and £9.95, and can be bought from Topshop, Selfridges, River Island, Accessorize, New Look and NPW.
If, like me, you're a fan of doodling then you'll delight with the Nail Art Party Pack. The kit contains a sparkly nail file, three glittery nail varnishes with built-in micro-nibs which you can use to design your own patterns, and a GEM WHEEL! (Yes, that actually excites me).
Using Nail Art reminds me of waking up one Christmas morning when I was a kid to find three pots of sparkly nail varnish in my stocking, with which I then proceeded to decorate my nails in the most garish manner possible. Thankfully that nail varnish has long worn off, but the novelty of painting my nails hasn't, and if the same is true for you then you'll love Nail Art products.
As can be seen below, I've been experimenting with the Nail Art Party Pack (£9.95), the Nail Art Glam Glitter Pens (£9.95) and the Nail Art Gem Wheel (£2.95). Though I should point out, the pink shade is by OPI ("I'm Indi-a mood for Love"), the caviar effect was created using Lilac Nail Candy by LCN, and beneath the mountain of blue hearts on my index finger is a fab multi-coloured, multi-layered nail lacquer by China Glaze ("It's a trap-eze!").
Despite the less than immaculate finish (in my defence, this was my first go) the Nail Art micro-nibs are really easy to use. I applied the gems with my fingers, but I suggest you use a pair of tweezers as this will ensure precision and reduce potential mess.
Also, as you can probably see, too many jewels can make your nails look gaudy, so use sparingly otherwise it'll look as if a fairy's exploded all over your hands. I think the Nail Art Party Pack would make a lovely gift this Christmas for your little sister, your arty friend, or even for yourself! So, what are you waiting for? Get decorating!
Yesterfact: Nail polish originated in China around 3000 BC and it's thought that people in India started decorating their nails with henna around the same time. There's also evidence that manicures took place in southern Babylonia as far back as 4000 years ago!


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Hotels in New Mexico cover mainly the lower and mid segments of the market. Numerous cheap hotels in New Mexico will make your stay comfortable and affordable, and many discount hotels also offer facilities such as swimming pools. Those with a little more to spend will find ample choice, including hotels with restaurant facilities and other amenities without breaking the bank. If you're looking for something a little special, there are many 4-star hotels in New Mexico, particularly in Albuquerque where guests can enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, fitness centers, and stunning views both day and night from rooftop terraces.
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In higher category theory, there are notions of biased and unbiased definitions of composition of $n$-morphisms (or, as a special case, tensor products of objects). In the biased framework, we define what it means to have a $2$-fold composition of $n$-morphisms as well as the $0$-fold composition (i.e., the identity $n$-morphism), and then we add in some sort of coherent associativity relating the various ways of composing $k$ $n$-morphisms for all $k$. In the unbiased framework, we define, for all $k$, the notion of a $k$-fold composition of morphisms, and then give compatible isomorphisms between a $k$-fold composition and the various composites of smaller-fold compositions.
The traditional definitions of mathematics lean strongly towards the biased framework. Perhaps the simplest example is a group (or monoid), which is usally defined as having a binary operation ($2$-fold product) and identity ($0$-fold product), with the condition that $(xy)z = x(yz)$. Of course, this definition is easier to write out than an unbiased one. In the unbiased world, we would define a group to have a $k$-fold product for all $k$ and then say that for any $k_1, k_2, \ldots, k_r \in \mathbb{N}$ such that $\sum_{i = 1}^r k_i = k$, and any $x_{11}, \ldots, x_{1k_1}, x_{21}, \ldots, x_{2k_2}, \ldots, x_{r1}, \ldots, x_{rk_r}$, the $k$-fold product of the $x_{ij}$ is equal to the $r$-fold product of the $k_i$-fold products of the $x_{ij}$. However, the relative simplicity of biased definitions seems to vanish as one moves up the $n$-categorical ladder, as more and more complicated coherence axioms are required for fully weak notions of composition of $n$-morphisms.
It seems that in many cases, an unbiased definition feels more natural. For instance, when defining tensor products of modules, we use a universal property, and this universal property definition works just as well for any number of modules as it does for two. Moreover, the universal property immediately provides the relevant maps from the $k$-fold tensor product to composites of smaller-fold tensor products, whereas I'm not sure of an obvious direct way to give an isomorphism $(X \otimes Y) \otimes Z \to X \otimes (Y \otimes Z)$ without using elements or at least implicitly going through the three-fold tensor product.
Ross Street, in his review of Leinster's Higher Operads, Higher Categories (which is a good reference for biased and unbiased definitions), seems to imply that the difference between unbiased and biased notions is more technical than foundational. Is this the case, or are some concepts of tensor product or morphism really more suited to a biased or an unbiased interpretation? It seems, for instance, that the theory of Lie algebras of Lie groups is rather firmly planted in a biased definition of group, as it relates to the failure of $2$-fold products to commute. Is there a formulation of Lie algebras that is unbiased? Do biased or unbiased definitions better lend themselves to categorification?
EDIT: I should probably clarify what I mean by technical vs. foundational. I imagine any biased gadget should be equivalent to an unbiased one and vice versa, so I'm not envisaging the creation of new types of objects by taking an unbiased viewpoint. Rather, I'm asking if the unbiased viewpoint can provide fundamental insights that the biased viewpoint cannot (or vice versa).
An example of such a foundational reformulation would be the use of the functor of points in algebraic geometry. That you can view schemes in terms of their functors of points is a triviality, but this change of reference frame is more than a technical convenience; in fact, it buys us a great deal. For instance, it leads to the theory of algebraic stacks. It might have been possible for algebraic stacks to have been developed in the absence of the functor of points, but I imagine that it would have taken much longer and would be less elegant and more inaccessible.
So my overarching question is, might viewing composition in one way or the other be more than just a technical convenience?


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Like many other telecommunications companies, Telia Denmark is the result of numerous mergers and acquisitions over the past few decades of telephony and internet growth. Today, it is part of the Telia Company, which is the fifth-largest telco in Europe, providing customers with internet, phone and television services.
Faced with the upcoming EU-wide GDPR regulations, Telia Denmark has taken a proactive stance in ensuring that it is possible to locate and identify personal data in its many legacy data sources by working with SAS® for Personal Data Protection.
"Today's customers are conscious of privacy concerns, and we want to ensure that we always live up to their expectations in that regard," said Jesper Fejerskov, Director of Compliance and Privacy at Telia Denmark. "At the same time, we are gaining a clear overview of our most vital data assets, and I see both as long-term competitive advantages in an industry where margins can decide losers and winners." It is ultimately Fejerskov's responsibility to ensure that Telia is GDPR compliant on all levels.
Today's customers are conscious of privacy concerns, and we want to ensure that we always live up to their expectations in that regard. Jesper Fejerskov Director of Compliance and Privacy Telia Denmark
Designing the data discovery process
Telia Denmark has designed a data discovery process and a set of rule files to ensure that all personal data is located and identified in its systems. This is not as simple as it may sound. For example, a telephone number is obviously a personal identifier, but in a telco, a customer may also be identified in a number of other unique ways, such as through a SIM card number, an IMEI or IMSI number.
GDPR regulations necessitate that a company can document its processes both for obtaining and storing personal data as well as its ability to identify and extract all personal data related to an individual. When the regulation is in full effect, any EU resident can request that a company discloses, transfers or deletes records containing their personal data.
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Senior Business Analyst Anders Stokvad heads up the GDPR compliance work at Telia Denmark as it relates to data discovery. He has carried out the project with consultants from SAS' Nordic Professional Services Delivery organization. Through SAS® Federation Server, they used SAS for Personal Data Protection software to carry out data discovery processes on a large number of separate IT systems, which contain personal data. This ensures that Telia Denmark can live up to GDPR demands of being able to identify and locate personal data within its own systems.
Since the start of the project, a couple of SAS consultants have worked with Telia Denmark to help modify the rule files to ensure that all relevant variables are included. For example, a personal ID number may contain hyphens in one system but not in another one.
"We started up a number of projects on SAS Federation Server to incorporate all the systems that store data," said Stokvad. "We defined a set of relevant categories of data, about 20 in all, which the algorithms need to identify as personal data. Once this is in place, we can make standardized reports. This means that if a customer calls us up and wants to exert his or her right to have files deleted, I can create a command to all Telia Denmark systems to ensure that this happens."
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Working with data to ensure GDPR compliance is considered a momentous task for many companies. A SAS survey from 2017 shows that fewer than half of European organizations (45 percent) have a structured plan for compliance in place. However, in Stokvad's experience there are a number of positive side effects to the efforts, once you start your data discovery process – even some that can affect the bottom line favorably.
"It has been really positive to see that we are achieving a level of data quality of which we might not have been sufficiently aware had we not started this process," Stokvad said. "For example, we need good data quality to ensure that we have the correct information to bill another European telco for the data roaming expenses of say, a German tourist. Otherwise, we have to absorb that expense."
Dashboard gives overview for managerial oversight
Even as Telia Denmark is improving the ability to pinpoint personal data in its many systems, creating one view of the status quo for internal stakeholders is another challenge.
This means not only being able to identify personal data on demand but also making a transparent process for how Telia treats the personal data of its customers and employees. It also means taking steps to delete personal data that is no longer valid or relevant. To give the legal department an easy overview of where personal data resides across organizational systems, Telia uses the dashboard in SAS® Visual Analytics.
"The dashboard makes it easy to report to our management stakeholders about our progress in GDPR readiness in a format that gives at-a-glance insight," said Jesper Fejerskov. "This has proven to be a valuable tool for relevant management discussions and makes a complex task more readily understood."


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