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BC: mom and the brooo!!
1: This dude was the life of the party. I'd never seen an 80 year old girate like that before. The therapy is helping some. | My beautiful friend | mom and the brooo!! | My 2 BESTEST GIRLS !!! We are a fearsome threesome !!! Couldnt live without my girls. Love u 2 BFF
2: Go girl... get yer freak on!!
3: Nicoel & Kel... Girls Night Out..... to be continued... | There are my 2 ROCKSTARS!!!! See those rock & roll signs.... those come straight from Motley Crue blasting in Kims cavalier .... no escape.... Ya Baby!!!
4: Tammy & Nicole drinkin' in the room.


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To compile 0 A.D. from the source, you need two files:
- 0ad-unix-build.tar.xz (30.43 MB) or 0ad-unix-build.tar.gz (32.99 MB)
- 0ad-unix-data.tar.xz (659.92 MB) or 0ad-unix-data.tar.gz (844.36 MB)
The .xz files are smaller but may require you to install XZ Utils.
Extract both files to the same location:
# Extract .xz version into the current directory: tar xvJf 0ad-0.0.23-alpha-unix-build.tar.xz tar xvJf 0ad-0.0.23-alpha-unix-data.tar.xz # Or, if your tar is older than 1.22: xz -cd 0ad-0.0.23-alpha-unix-build.tar.xz | tar xv xz -cd 0ad-0.0.23-alpha-unix-data.tar.xz | tar xv # Or, if you downloaded the .gz version: tar xvzf 0ad-0.0.23-alpha-unix-build.tar.gz tar xvzf 0ad-0.0.23-alpha-unix-data.tar.gz
Then follow the build instructions using the files from this release instead of downloading from SVN.
0 A.D. is Still a Work in Progress
The game is currently under heavy development, and many features are currently missing. This release is an alpha version, not a complete game.

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text: Here's whats left from my previous sale thread (items on hold not shown). PM me if you are interested in anything. Priority given to trades. Prices do not include S/H. All are original G1 unless noted. Minibots $5 each Powerglide Seaspray Swerve Huffer Wheelie Warpath Autobots Inferno w/3 missles, both wings, Left fist, & Gun (ladder intact) $20 Kup w/gun $20 Silverbolt no acc. $5 Rodimus prime no ac $5 Blurr Complete $25 -On hold Tapestry 100 Wreckgar w/gun $12 Computron $90 Cerebros KO-Grey, FM's face is white $30 -Traded to Zap Dragon Sideswipe w/gun missle launcher, and missle (burn on roof but have replacement roof) $15 Hound 1 no acc (missing left side mirror) $15 Hound 2 no acc (missing both side mirrors) $10 Power,aster Optimus Prime complete $35 Omega Supreme missing large clip and both small clips. Also chip on tank . $70 G2 Grimlock Chrome waer $8 Decepticons Cyclonus w/gun $30 -onhold Tapestry100 Skywarp only missing projectiles $20 Dirge Complete $25 Onslaught no acc. $8 Swindle w/big gun $8 Brawl no acc. $5 Vortex blades bent, no acc. $5-Traded to GBNR Tantrum no acc. One horn chewed (metal body) $8 -Traded to GBNR Laserbeak (Floppy head) no acc. $8 Devastator $75 Shrapnel w/gun (chrome wear) $6 BW 2 Gigastorm Loose complete $50 Accessories (For trade or make offer) Barrage rifle Bruticus-Head, Chestplate Fort Max Double Gun Repro in black Grimlock mrocket launcher Hound-Gas can, spare tire, missle, missle launcher, Jeep gunx2 Jazz rifle Optimus Prime-Left fist, Bloated rifle Raindance-gunx2 (minor chrome wear) Scorponok Ramp Snarl Sword, rifle Tantrum Sword (tip is chewed) Twin Twist Rifle x2 Want List Parts/Acc.: Brainstorm guns Grimlock Sword, missles Getaway-gun Joyride-gun Scorponok-Fasttrack gun Wheeljack-Launchers and Missles Monsterbot guns-any Broadside Axe & Missle Rewind & Eject guns Slag Weapons WST-Hot Rod, Prime Trailer Any Monstructor parts or bots Entire Figs: Fire Flight Ratchet Ironhide Broadside


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Nara Rohit attempts thriller genre with Kathalo Rajakumari
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Nara Rohit attempts thriller genre with Kathalo Rajakumari
Nara Rohit is the happiest man these days as his recent Telugu film Appatlo Okkadundevadu has become a huge hit at box office and heading for his next.
The actor is currently busy with the shoot schedules of Kathalo Rajakumari and pre-production works have been winded up. Nara Rohith for the first time attempting an thriller genre film with Kathalo Rajakumari which also has a love track.
Kathalo Rajakumari shoot is said to be completed in single schedule and by the end of March this year. Pavan Mallela is debuting as director with this movie.
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Greetings Disney fans! Here's the latest from the team of the Sorcerer Radio Network!
|Cassie Scerbo
The Sorcerer Radio Network, a global leader in fan-based Disney internet radio and programming, is proud to bring you two exclusive celebrity interviews this week.
Cassie Scerbo, Star of ABC Family's "Teen Spirit" on DW:60 8/11/11
Join Sorcerer Radio's one and only DW:60's host Jeff "Scorpion" Davis, this Thursday at 8 a.m. and 7 p.m./ eastern, August 11th, as he keeps you up-to-date weekly with all things Disney, and this week is joined by his special guest actress Cassie Scerbo. The very talented actress, singer, and danger, Cassandra "Cassie" Scerbo, notable roles include: "Bring It On: In it to Win It," "Make It or Break It," and in her newest ABC Family Original Movie "Teen Spirit;" premiering this Sunday August 7th at 7 p.m. eastern. More on Cassie Scerbo, HERE.
*This interview is made in partnership with Sorcerer Radio, Chip and Company and ABC Family.
|Billy Dee Williams
Attention Star Wars Fans! Don't Miss Sorcerer Radio's very own Dynamic Duo, Aljon Go and Kristen Hoetzel the hosts of WDW Tiki Room on the show about All Things Disney, as they feature their special guest Billy Dee Williams this Friday 8 a.m. and 7 p.m./eastern. Billy Dee Williams' prestigious career includes roles in Time Burton's Batman, Lady Sings the Blues, Brian's Song, Nighthawks, and his most famed role as Lando in the Star Wars Movies. For More, click HERE.
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NEW DELHI — Indian women's hockey goalkeeper Rajani Etimarpu on Sunday said the national team was working on bench strength ahead of the Hawke's Bay Cup to be held in New Zealand from April 11-19.
Apart from the experienced goalkeeper Savita, 24-year-old Rajani also plays an important role in the team's planning and combinations at the ongoing preparatory camp at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium here.
The tournament will witness India, Argentina, Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, the United States and New Zealand fighting it out for the title.
"We are working very hard as a whole team and making the 18-member squad a strong team. Here each player is important and with new rules and regulations for substitution, all the players must be at the same level," Rajani said.
"Strong bench strength is very important for a balanced team as coaches have various options and players can be rotated during the matches. We are practicing hard as a single unit and keeping same strategies in our minds," she said in a release.
Rajani, who has played 33 international matches, said she shares a good rapport with senior custodian Savita.
"I and Savita share a good rapport and always play a key role in the team's defence strategies," the Andhra girl said.
The Hawke's Bay Cup will be a crucial tournament for us as the best teams are participating there.
"The tournament will give us valuable experience before the Hockey World League (HWL) Semi-Final. We are looking forward to the tournament."
If India finish among the top three in the HWL in Belgium, they will qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
The ongoing preparatory camp here for the Indian team under the guidance of high performance director Roelant Oltmans commenced on March 22 and will conclude on April 7.
India will play their first match against China on April 11 in New Zealand.
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Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick
October 2nd 2013
UFOINFO Online Sighting Report
Location: Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, Canada
Date: 10/02/2013
Time: 9:30
Number of witnesses: 2
Number of objects: 1
Shape of objects: It had two lights looking like it went around, then black and two lights or a row, not as bright as the front, on top of each other, like a phone tower, but it all moved together as a single unit, blackening any lights from the city behind it. very large object and silent. Thought maybe it could be a blimp, but that would raise a lot of questions in itself.
Could your sighting be a UFO balloon/lantern?: Yes
Weather Conditions: Calm, a few clouds on the horizon, not windy, night time , could see the stars.
Description: It was low lying, across the water from where I am, looking towards Millidgeville in Saint John, heading north along the river, at first I thought it was a plane, but then noticed the back lights were a part of it and realised how big it was. Other than the lights, it was black, so I can't tell you the exact shape, except long and round the way the front two lights were setup.
I was on the back deck, looking out over the water, a bay, but the rivers run through it. It was hovering over the coast, but behind one island, so I knew it was far away. I thought it was a radio tower at first, but moving then I saw the other lights and noticed they moved as one huge thing, blimp came to mind. I ran to get my mother, she came out and saw it too, we watched it move north along the river, but seemed to be swaying, it didn't seem to be going very fast from this distance, but definitely slower than an airplane, plus it was too low towards the ground, and it was silent.
The trees off to the left of the deck obstructed our view, so I grabbed my phone and ran down to the beach to see if I could get a better look, but it was gone, I kept an eye out for a bit, but couldn't see it, my mother came down too, and looked for a minute, then we went back inside to the house.


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James Wong, CEO of Avidian Technologies
In today's struggling economy, maintaining strong sales numbers is becoming a greater and greater challenge for businesses. One of the most efficient solutions to this problem is to focus on boosting current sales and streamlining already established processes.
Here are six tips to help maintain revenue and improve current selling methods:
- Organization is key. Know who your current customers are, who your prospects are and how you became aware of them. Keep all information regarding customers and prospects up to date so that you have accurate data available when needed. The best way to do this is to use a program readily accessible and tailored to this task. A perfect example is your e-mail contact list. You can also keep an Excel spreadsheet of contact information. Or you can purchase one of the major contact management solutions in the market place. If you search contact management on Google, you'll find some of the tops ones to use. Contact management or CRM applications are relatively inexpensive and you can usually recoup your initial investment quickly.
- Focus on the funnel. At any given time, your sales cycle will include various deals at different stages of completion. Tracking where specific clients are in this sales cycle is vital to ensuring that none of these deals fall through the cracks. To keep track of your sales pipeline, develop a list of milestones that you would like achieved by your sales team. These milestones will be different for every business, but should include three to five decision or contact points. For example some contact points might be the initial contact, a follow-up, a verbal agreement and finally a written contract. CRM programs typically have this type of capability. To ensure better cohesiveness, these programs should integrate directly with your e-mail contact lists. Otherwise, you can create a spreadsheet listing each individual sale, where each sale is in the sales process and the estimated date of closure.
- Track who your evangelists are and thank them. It is important to keep track of your customers, but it is also essential to maintain relationships with your referral sources. By noting which sources have referred the majority of your sales, you can begin to see which of them are providing the most sales opportunities and focus your attention more directly on them. Being able to see this documented will help make it clearer who your lead referrals are. If using a CRM solution, see if it has this capability to tie referral information to sales in the pipeline. Every time someone refers a customer to you, thank them immediately with a hand-written note or a quick email. This is a common courtesy that many are guilty of neglecting.
- Measure your progress. Make sales expectations known to employees and make achievements measurable. One way to do this is to use the stages of the sales cycle as levels of achievement. More sales will be finalized and more revenue will be made when an employee is well informed and knows what is expected. For example, a sales employee might be expected to make 10 new contacts and move three accounts onto the next stage of the sales cycle each week. This will make expectations clearer, allowing employees to effectively meet them.
- Get out there. It is essential to keep your company and your product in front of customers. One way to do this is to create and distribute a newsletter with items of interest to current and potential clients within your industry. Another tactic to help keep you on the frontlines is to host an open house to get better acquainted with your local customer base.
- Streamline existing processes. Established tools and processes are already being used by your sales team to acquire new customers. Another way to boost sales is to capitalize on what your team is already doing and streamline it. If an individual salesperson is using a certain tool or has developed an efficient process that they're using on their own, find a way to expand it to a corporate level. Reward individuals for sharing their best ideas with the entire sales team.
Enduring tough economic times can be a challenge, but it is not an insurmountable task. By using the six tips outlined above, you don't need to wait around for the storm to blow over before your business gets back on track; instead, you can come out on the other side stronger than ever.
James Wong is President and CEO of Avidian Technologies, the maker of Prophet CRM for Outlook software.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 28, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MASS Communications announced today the company's selection to Crain's 2016 100 Best Places to Work in New York City for the second year in a row.
The prestigious award from Crain's New York Business recognizes companies with the most engaged employee workforces. Crain's works with Best Companies Group, an outside independent research company, to administer the study's employee engagement surveys, which account for 75% of the ranking calculation.
Crain's New York Business annual rankings are the gold standard for identifying the best employers in the most populous city in the country as well as a financial and cultural arts powerhouse.
"We are honored to be recognized as one of the best places to work by our employees, who are the heart of our company and the driving force of our success as a telecom infrastructure leader," says Darren Mass, CEO of MASS Communications. "The fact that three-quarters of this survey is focused on employees' work experiences reflects well on our values as a company – we believe that when people grow, the business grows."
Jill Kaplan, publisher of Crain's New York Business, says the study, now in its ninth year, attracted "a record number of applications representing a wide array of industries throughout the five boroughs."
MASS Communications, a leading connectivity and telecom management provider headquartered in the heart of Wall Street in Manhattan, has built a reputation for innovation and customer service. The company, which has enjoyed 122% growth over the last three years, designs highly resilient voice and data networks, and provides simplified one-stop monitoring and support for their clients.
Marc Gold, Chief Operating Officer, notes that MASS Communications had 100% participation in the employee survey. "We designed our corporate culture around our most important asset, our people," he says, explaining that a unique benefit employees enjoy is 100% coverage of healthcare for their entire family. The company also offers training, certification, and education programs to accelerate employees' career goals.
"When our people feel valued and taken care of, they are ready and willing to go above and beyond for our customers and partners," says David L. Schwed, General Counsel and CIO.
Over its nine-year history, MASS Communications has reported perfect employee retention levels in an industry known for employee churn issues and poor customer service. MASS Communications' management team credits their high satisfaction levels and loyalty to a culture that fosters accountability and rewards employees for doing their jobs well by serving customers.
"Every employee, regardless of their role, takes pride in knowing each client personally and will do whatever they can to make their lives easier," Gold says.
Crain's two-part survey process consisted of evaluating each nominated company's workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems, and demographics. The second part examined employee survey data to measure the employee experience. The combined scores, weighted at 25% and 75% respectively, determined the top companies and the final ranking.
In addition to the Crain's list, MASS Communications also is a four-time winner of the Inc. 500|5000 list of America's fastest-growing firms and was recognized with the SmartCEO Executive Management Award, Future 50 Award and the Corporate Culture Award for 2015.
Crain's will honor MASS Communications and other winners at an awards luncheon on December 2, 2016. For more information on the Best Places to Work in New York City program, visit www.BestPlacesToWorkNYC.com.
ABOUT Crain's New York Business
For more than 25 years, Crain's New York Business has been the award-winning news source for New York's business leaders, telling the story of the New York economy, while serving as a voice and advocate for the city's business community. Reporting through the prism of business, Crain's helps its readers stay on top of the inner workings of New York's economic and political ecosystem, uncover new business opportunities and connect with the broader New York business community.
ABOUT Best Companies Group
Best Companies Group (BCG) is dedicated to establishing "Best Places to Work," "Best Companies" and "Best Employers" programs to identify and recognize workplaces that nurture a superior level of employee satisfaction and engagement. BCG researches the dynamics and characteristics of employers in numerous geographic regions and industries, both nationally and internationally, and then produces annual "Best" lists of the organizations that are leading the way in defining the employee experience of the 21st century.
ABOUT MASS Communications
MASS Communications, a leading connectivity and telecom management provider, takes a consultative approach to deliver a full suite of voice, data, risk management and security solutions. Founded by engineering innovators, MASS designs custom networks with best-in-class carriers across an international footprint. The New York-based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier made the Inc. 500|5000 List for four years running from 2013 through 2016. For more information, visit www.masscommgroup.com.
Media Contact: Rosie Pottebaum, Director of Business Development MASS Communications Telephone: 212.201.8032 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Source:MASS Communications


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by: P.J. Tracy
Series: Monkeewrench
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
Release Date: August 2, 2016
Publisher: GP Putnam's Sons
Amazon | Barnes & Noble | iTunes | Goodreads
The Monkeewrench crew returns in a twisty, heart-stopping new thriller.
The peaceful Christmas season in Minneapolis is shattered when two friends, Chuck Spencer and Wally Luntz, scheduled to meet in person for the first time, are murdered on the same night, two hours and several miles apart, dramatically concluding winter vacation for homicide detectives Leo Magozzi and Gino Rolseth.
An hour north of Minneapolis, Lydia Ascher comes home to find two dead men in her basement. When Leo and Gino discover her connection to their current cases, they suspect that she is a target, too. The same day, an elderly, terminally ill man is kidnapped from his home, an Alzheimer's patient goes missing from his care facility, and a baffling link among all the crimes emerges.
This series of inexplicable events sends the detectives sixty years into the past to search for answers—and straight to Grace MacBride's Monkeewrench, a group of eccentric computer geniuses who devote their time and resources to helping the cops solve the unsolvable. What they find is an unimaginable horror—a dormant Armageddon that might be activated at any moment unless Grace and her partners Annie, Roadrunner, and Harley Davidson, along with Leo and Gino, can find a way to stop it.
The Sixth Idea was an interesting mystery that I had a very hard time getting into. Luckily, I refused to give up on it. The premise wasn't very exciting so it took a while for me to warm up to the idea that a group of scientists who invented the atomic bomb would have attempted to create other things over the course of 60 years. One of those things turns out to be something just as dangerous and much more of a secret than anything the world has ever known. So much so that the descendants of these scientists are being killed off one by one. It's not until Lydia Ascher meets Chuck Spencer on a flight to Minnesota that things come out into the open and the body count increases.
Of course, you can't have a murder mystery without some tenacious detectives and a few quirky computer geeks that carry guns and dress like bikers. There's also a little bit of relationship drama to cut through all of the violence. However, I have to mention that some of the story seemed a bit disjointed but maybe it was just not exactly what I expected. The overall mystery was good but there was some peaks and valleys that clearly made it difficult for me to stay interested, at least in the beginning. Since it's a mystery, you'll just have to fill in the blanks for yourself.
**Received a copy from GP Putnam's Sons/Penguin Random House in exchange for an honest unbiased opinion.**
Rating: 3
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(By our Philadelphia correspondent)
Can there be a fellowship of faiths?
This community is in the midst of one of the most interesting experiments, having for its purpose to answer this question. Like so many other communities, the Philadelphia community is blessed with a number of liberal ministers–using the word liberal in its non-technical ?ense –who should like to hasten the day when religious differences will be oblitsrated. This desire is common to both the Jewish and the Christian elements in the community.
Of late this desire has become articuate. Last year experiments were conducted on a small scale an interdenomnational dinner in Logan and an exchange of visits on the part of rabbi and Christian minister in South West Philalelphia. Both experiments were considered a success. Encouraged by these neighborhood efforts something larger as attempted this year. A city-wide in ardenominational dinner was arranged with the number of those present limited to five hundred, divided between the Jews and Christians. All honors were equally and equitably shared. Approximated our hundred people were present. N##ncerted effort was made to bring the people. Very little advance publicity was given to the event. The Protestan #ishop and the President of the Jewish Board of Ministers each acting on behalf of his respective groups, felicitaed the audience and spoke in glowing terms of the day when man shall hatis fellow man no longer. This dinner, too, was declared a huge success.Simultaneausly there was begun in his city a movement called the Fellowship of Faiths. Its purpose, it was explained, was to bring home to the rest of us the infinite good there is in the religion of some of us. First, there were several meetings among the students of the two universities. University of Pennsylvania and Temple University. For a while everything went along quite smoothly. Rabbis, Protestant preachers and Catholic prelates vied with each other and with representatives of other faiths in declaring their fellowship.
On the surface it seemed as if the great day predicted by the prophets was at hand. To one given to closer scrutiny rumblings were in evidence. In one or two cases these rumblings have already become articulate. Thus a number of rabbis discussing the subject minced no words in characterizing the entire movement as a farce and a sham. One rabbi speaking last week at a public luncheon characterized the Interdenominational Dinner as a "mere gesture" of no valu whatsoever.
The climax, however, came the other day when at a stormy meeting of the Presbytery of Philadelphia the following resolutions were adopted:
"Whereas, it has become a matter of public knowledge that Presbyterian ministers of this Presbytery have lent their names to a movement for fellowship among various religions including Shintoism, Buddhism, .Unitarianism, Ethical Culture, Judaism, Mohammedanism and other non-Christian religions;
"Be it resolved that the Presbytery of Philadelphia go on record as being unalterably opposed to any fellowship that tends to name Christianity as one of many equally good religions; that we re? ffirm our belief that Christianity is a revelation, and so is the full and absolute religion; that the Presbytery hereby enjoins upon its ministers and elders the duty of abstaining from any participation in such meetings and movements."
The Rev. Dr. William P. Fulton, clerk of the Presbytery made the following statement regarding the resolution:
"The Presbytery of Philadelphia has positively prohibited all clergymen within its jurisdiction from fellow-worshipping with non-Christian religions. If they do they must face the consequences. Christianity cannot accept any other religion as an equal."
Simultaneously with this declaration there appeared a letter written by a Christian clergyman in one of the neighborhood newspapers condemning in no uncertain terms the Christian participation in the Interdenominational Dinner. At this writing the incident is causing no little discussion in the ranks of the Philadelphia clergy, with the usual echo among some of the laity. Some of the rabbis, though preferring not to be quoted, are not altogether taken aback by this action of the Presbytery of Philadelphia. They are of the belief that the Jews should have taken a similar stand long ago.
What this will lead to, whether these meetings will be abandoned or not; how other parts of the country will react it is too early to predict.
The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.


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101.5FM WPDH: Local Radio Station and "The Home of Rock 'n Roll" Celebrates 35 Years
The "Home of Rock 'n Roll" celebrates 35 years
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In the studio with Coop and Mulrooney
"Coop must be doing something right because he's been accused of being a right-wing zealot and a left-wing advocate at the same time," says WPDH program director Gary Cee, referring to the boisterous co-host of the station's popular morning show, "Coop and Mulrooney."
The topics that Mark "Coop" Cooper and John Mulrooney — along with sidekick/feminine-voice-of-reason Kricket — discuss are often comical-yet-crass, relevant-yet-ridiculous. The morning show doesn't play much music, choosing to focus more on provocative discussions (political debates, trending stories), local and national sports, and slinging around dirty jokes (from which not even Coop's mother is safe).
The entire crew, plus whichever guests they have on that morning, have a great rapport with each other both on-air and when the mics are turned off. It's one thing to hear this as a listener, but what's it like behind the scenes of the show?
The studio has a friendly, laid-back atmosphere; everyone there seems upbeat — dare I say happy — to be awake and working at 6 a.m.
During commercial breaks the hosts chat about music, sports, or their families; they get up and move around, or sit back and throw their feet up on the desk ("What? I'm stretching. I went for a run yesterday," Mulrooney says.) But when it's time to come back on-air, they all snap to attention and proceed without a hitch.
And while working for radio might not actually be as glamorous as Hollywood sometimes makes it out to be in movies, it's fun. The DJs are encouraged to be themselves — and they aren't afraid to be.
During a recent show, for example, Coop announced and played Tom Petty's "You Don't Know How it Feels;" once the mic went off, the scene was like a bunch of friends jamming out in mom's basement. Coop turned the volume way up and started singing and air-drumming, while Mulrooney and guest Vic Delicious (a local wrestler) both nodded to the beat. Celebrity-chef Johnny Chow — another on-air guest that morning — walked in mid-song, gave approval of the tune, then whipped out a harmonica and started playing along.
Perhaps not every day is this exciting, but as the adage goes, "Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life."
"Honestly, the hardest part of my day is getting here," Coop says, with a laugh. " I've got it good. I love what I do."
The Scoop on Coop
WPDH morning show co-host Mark "Coop" Cooper has been with the station for 10 of the last 13 years. Since that's roughly one-third of the company's history, we sat down with him to discuss his favorite memories, what he loves about the Hudson Valley, and how he got that one-of-a-kind voice.
What's one of your most vivid memories from your time here?
When we did Roof-a-thon about eight years ago, I said on-air that if we raised $15,000 the first night, I'd eat a rat. We never gained that much in one day before, it was always like $4,000, so I figured I'd be bold and shoot my big mouth off. A good friend who worked with the Teamsters — who bring a giant inflatable rat to protests — came up to me at the event with this Chesire Cat grin on his face, and he's like, "Hi Mr. Cooper, I'm here to make you eat rat, my friend!" He promoted the cause and managed to get $15,000 worth of donations; he had the checks in his hand. The next day, celebrity chef Johnny Chow prepared it and my friend and I both had to eat it. By the way, my biggest phobia is rats.
What's the best thing about your job?
I've met cool celebrities and had professionally satisfying moments, but the thing that sticks out to me is interacting with the community. It sounds like BS, but it's the truth. For example, when all those toys got stolen from the Salvation Army last year, we held an emergency toy-drive down at Newburgh Park Motors. When I saw the number of toys people brought out in a bad economy, in a tough time; literally, this car showroom was filled with toys because people were like, "No, that's wrong, we're not going to let this happen." I dig that so much.
When many stations have folded, what's helped WPDH to stick around for so long?
Honestly, in the entire time I've worked here, the most talent in this market has always been in this building. And a lot of places play music and do events, but this place really has always had an underlying current of "what can we do to help the community." And that's part of having a heritage of 35 years, our audience trusts us to do the right thing.
What do you do off-air?
I eat Doritos [laughs]. No, I've got a family and friends I hang out with in the daytime to kind of decompress afterwards. Sometimes I'll go home and watch a movie or the History Channel, or read a book and just relax.
Do you ever get sick of talking?
That's a big thing with my wife — a lot of times we'll get lunch on Fridays and she'll be telling me all kinds of things, then ask why I'm not talking. Sometimes I'm like, "I just have nothing left in me."
Many people know you by your signature voice — was it always that raspy?
When I was 14-16 years old I coached soccer and I was a yeller — not at my team, but for my team. Every day I'd come home barely able to speak. I destroyed my vocal chords. I went from having this beautiful voice — I was voted the best singer in my class in 8th grade — to this. Then smoking and drinking found its way into the equation, and it ended up this way. But thank God — because of it I found what I'm supposed to do.
How long do you think you'll work in radio?
Until I die. I probably will die on the air. And I'm really lucky to work here, in particular, and that's not blowin' smoke. I really like our listeners; I meet them all the time and have made some great friends. A lot of people here make a lifestyle choice: "No, I'm not going to go live in the city, I might be able to make more money or have what some would call a more 'successful' life, but I'm living here." I think up here, we define success a different way, there's more of an emphasis of quality of life and that draws a certain type of person. And I dig the fact that I'm the morning guy on the station listened to by this type of person. I've had chances to go to other places, but I'm home here. I grew up in Rochester, only lived here for 13 years, but this is my home. And I've felt that way from the beginning.


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The March Break has begun and many people will be hitting the highways this week travelling to hundreds of destinations across Ontario.
The Ontario Provincial Police are reminding people to keep their eyes on the road, as they launch their distracted driving blitz this week (March 12th-18th).
Brad Blair, OPP Deputy Commissioner and Provincial Commander of Traffic Safety and Operational Support explains, "By now, the majority of drivers and passengers have witnessed, had a close call or been involved in a collision with a driver who was texting, talking on their cell phone or engaged in some other form of distraction. Last year, the OPP responded to 8,711 crashes that were linked to driver inattention."
Distracted drivers were behind 83 road fatalities on OPP-patrolled roads last year. That's more than speed-related fatalities (75), alcohol and drug-related deaths (46) and deaths with drivers that did not wear a seat belt (49).
If convicted of distracted driving , fully licenced drivers will receive:
- a fine of $400, plus a victim surcharge and court fee, totaling $490 if settled out of court
- a fine of up to $1,000 if you receive a summons or fight your ticket
- three demerit points applied to your driver's record
- Drivers who endanger others because of any distraction, including hand-held and hands-free devices, may still be charged with Careless Driving under the Highway Traffic Act or even Dangerous Driving under the Criminal Code of Canada. Both charges carry heavy fines and penalties.
Remember, keep your eyes on the road and drive safe and enjoy the March Break
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Michigan State University
Accelerator Physics
Joseph Bisognano, Synchrotron Radiation Center/Engineering Physics, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Purpose and Audience
Accelerator and beam physics is a broad discipline that draws on concepts from linear and nonlinear mechanics, electrodynamics, special relativity, plasma physics, statistical mechanics, and quantum mechanics. The applications of particle accelerators are equally far ranging, including particle and nuclear physics, energy production, chemistry, materials and biological sciences, and medicine. This course will survey the fundamental concepts of accelerator physics that represent areas of current research and development. Typically, a topic first will be discussed abstractly and then applied to a specific facility or device. This course is designed for graduate students pursuing accelerator physics as a career or graduate engineers who want to learn in more detail about the basic physics of accelerators.
Classical mechanics, electrodynamics, and physical or engineering mathematics, all at entrance graduate level; and the USPAS course "Accelerator Fundamentals" or equivalent.
On completion of this course, the students are expected to understand the physical principles that make accelerators function, the limits of present technologies, the promise of future technologies, and the issues presented by forefront applications.
Instructional Method
This course includes a series of lectures and exercise sessions. Homework problems will be assigned which will be graded and answers provided in the exercise sessions. There will be an open-book, "take-home" final exam at the conclusion of the course.
Course Content
Acceleration, beam transport, nonlinear dynamics, synchrotron radiation, space charge, impedances and wakefields, coherent synchrotron radiation, beam-beam effects, phase space cooling, free-electron lasers, novel methods of acceleration, accelerator systems.
Reading Requirements (to be provided by the USPAS)
"Accelerator Physics", by S. Y. Lee, World Scientific (1999) and "Handbook of Accelerator Physics and Engineering", edited by Alexander W. Chao and Maury Tigner, World Scientific, 3rd print (2006).
Credit Requirements
Students will be evaluated based on the following performances: Final exam (50%), Homework assignments (50%).


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Globalcarhires.com opens car doors in Canada
Globalcarhires.com - the revolutionary, easy-to-use website that provides the lowest car rental deals at thousands of locations in the UK, USA, Australia and New Zealand - has now launched in Canada to allow users to access the latest cheapest deals on the move, in the airport or even while travelling!
The functionality of Globalcarhires.com website lets car renters to organise quickly, easy and stress-free VIP Car Hire at any one of the locations served by Globalcarhires.com.
Users can personalise their searches, including car sizes and child seat options and the new feature that Globalcarhires.com
Scott O Talbot, of Globalcarhires said: "Globalcarhires.com prides itself on being at the forefront of technological innovation. We are reaching millions of potential users and letting them book their car rentals anyway they like from anywhere they like.
"One of the reasons we created Globalcarhires.com was to give the customer the control and personalisation they are already seeing in every other area of their online consumer experience "
The free Globalcarhires.com website shows the lowest quotes from Avis, Budget, Hertz, Thrifty and Europcar depending on availability at a chosen location. The user also qualifies for the Globalcarhires.com lowest rate challenge. Globalcarhires.com are certain that their service delivers the best online rates available. If a customer finds a lower rate with one of the aforementioned big five companies, then not only will Globalcarhires.com match the rate found but will also reduce it by an extra 10%.


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Discussion in 'iOS 7' started by TheScribe, Sep 19, 2013.
Sucks. I like that button.
Hold down the '.' button.
Press and hold the "." key and it will pop out haha
Try tapping and holding on the period button? It. It may only appear in certain text fields (URL entry, for one)
It was removed/hidden away during the beta's because it was in the way and kept getting hit.
You guys are awesome.
Now, what about the / key?
I have to open the .?123 page to get to that when entering a web address. It used to be right on the main keyboard when entering text in the address bar.
So far this is the most annoying change, to me.
That seems to be the only way to get a / these days
If it helps, did you know that you can press the .?123 button, keep your thumb held down and drag it to the key you want (in this case "/") and then release your thumb to immediately go back to the letter keyboard?
+2 I didn't know that, but it's absolutely awesome!
Well yeah, that works. It's good enough.
Trust me, it is much better this way. Because of the "unified" URL bar, all my searches were "How.comto.comtie.coma.comtie" in Beta 1.
Pretty sure the handful of people in here who liked the .com button are literally the only individuals on this planet who did.
That was the most annoying thing in the world.


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There were 1,676 cheeses, so little time.
At the 28th annual American Cheese Society conference, held last week in Montreal, the selection was overwhelming. Of the 17,000 pounds brought in for the event, from fresh chevre to bloomy rinds and bandaged cheddars, it was the U.S. artisanal cheeses I was most eager to experience.
Difficult to get in Canada, the Americans are making some amazing cheeses and part of the goal of the Montreal-based conference was to encourage more availability of these products at our local cheese counters.
Winning an award at the world-renowned ACS competition is a distinct honour due to the high level of competition as well as the intense scrutiny of the judging system. I was a little shocked Friday night to feel a little lump in my throat (not cheese for the first time in 48 hrs) as many of our country's cheese makers won ribbons. And if I can be blunt, Canada kicked cheese ass.
We contributed about 20 per cent of entries and won 73 out of a possible 324 ribbons in 108 categories.
A few of my favourites? I'd move to Seattle if it meant I could be closer to Flagsheep from Beecher's Handmade Cheese, this is an aged, crumbly, mixed milk version (sheep, cow) of their semi-hard cow's milk cheese called Flagship. It had so much complexity and flavour (nutty, creamy, sweet caramel) that I was still tasting it minutes after leaving their booth. I also fell in love with a cheese called Barely Buzzed from Beehive Cheese Company in Utah that took first prize in its category. The exterior of the buttery cheese is rubbed with a blend of coffee beans and lavender buds. It sounds strange, but trust me, it works (and is now available at Sobeys).
First prize for Best in Show (overall excellence) went to Oregon's Rogue Creamery's Rogue River Blue. This blue comes wrapped in syrah vine leaves and is unbelievably smooth and complex with a perfect salt balance and a piquant fruity character. Finally, I am proud to say that two of the Best in Show Cheeses were Canadian.
Louis D'Or from Fromagerie du Presbytère won 3rd place and tied for second (with Cave Aged Marisa from Wisconsin) was Ontario's Lindsay Clothbound Goat Cheddar from Finica Food Specialties.
This clothbound shows addictive buttery hazelnut flavours and a long finish hinting at dulce de leche sweetness. Seems our cheese is getting as good as our hockey. Maybe it's time for a new national pastime.
Sue Riedl blogs about cheese and other edibles at cheeseandtoast.com.
Special to the Globe and Mail
Editor's Note: Ontario's Lindsay Clothbound Goat Cheddar tied with Cave Aged Marisa from Wisconsin, and Canadian cheese contributed to 20 per cent of entries, winning 73 out of a possible 324 ribbons in 108 categories. This version of the story has been updated.


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Benefits of Green Source Automation Extend Beyond Labor
Green Source Automation's RotaryMATE robots continue to deliver consistent, reliable performance for its customers. From the beginning GSA knew that saving money on labor by replacing inconsistent manual labor with fully automated robotics would be a primary driver of adoption of the RotaryMATE by dairymen.
What GSA suspected would also be true were other improvements in the barn and the herd as a result of improving consistency in the Pre and Post-milking positions.
With the RotaryMATE EXPS and EXPD performing in the field for more than five years and more than 100 million cows having been processed, customers are now sharing with us other benefits they have been realizing from the robots, including improved somatic cell counts, faster milk let-downs, increased milk yields, and overall improved udder health.
It makes sense that these would be improved after having the RotaryMATE systems in place. Proper handling of the teats and udders Pre and Post milking have long been known to have a beneficial impact on the animal. The challenge has been controlling all the human variables that result in inefficient application of those Pre and Post-milking processes.
The RotaryMATE delivers consistent performance, both cleaning, sanitizing, and stimulating on the Pre side and then applying infection-preventing dip on the Post side.
The pictures below are images of udders from a Green Source customer that has been running the RotaryMATE EXPS and EXPD for more than a year. These were taken after being processed by the RotaryMATE EXPS and prior to milking clusters being attached. No special attention was given to these udders to prep them for a "photo-shoot." The pictures were simply taken — one cow after another as the rotary parlor turned — for the purpose of showing the health of the animals that are being treated three times a day by the RotaryMATE robots. The udders are healthy, clean, sanitized, and ready to begin milking.


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Most of us don't think about emergencies. What do you do in case of fire, flood, winter storm or any type of possible disaster? When disaster strikes, you may not have much time to act.
Take a moment and review the following checklist. It could save your life or the life of someone you love. The checklist has been developed with home safety in mind but can be adapted to any situation.
Create an Emergency Plan
Prepare an Emergency Supplies Kit
Prepare an Emergency Supplies Kit for each member of your family. Store in a convenient place, known to all family members, near an exit. Keep the kit in a backpack or bag that can be easily carried. Check periodically and replace products whose "best before" dates have expired.
Regardless of the additional needs your family may have, the bare essentials for an Emergency Supplies Kit include:
You may also need to evaluate the inclusion of the following items:
Store your Emergency Supplies Kit in a place known to everyone in the family. If you need to leave in a hurry, you should be able to pick up your Emergency Kit and head out the door. Keep your vehicle gas tank at least half full in case you have to evacuate and gas is not available.
Other emergency supplies in case you have to stay at home during a power outage include:
If You Need to Evacuate
During An Emergency
After An Emergency
Preparation is the key to minimizing the adverse effects. Learn how to protect yourself and cope with disaster by planning ahead. This checklist will help you get started. Discuss these ideas with your family and prepare an emergency plan. Post the plan where everyone will see it, and make sure your family members know what to do in case of emergency.


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Another TSA Video To Make Your Blood Boil
- published: 29 Nov 2010
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Another TSA Video To Make Your Blood Boil -- Appears these TSA\'s hate mothers who breast feed their babies All of this TSA garbage are test cases. Once they get away with this, they will escalate their tyranny. My God, I don\'t see a soul forming massive protests over this unconstitutional garbage. Until the people stand against this tyranny, it will get worse!....


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Friday, May 12, 2017
50/50 Friday - Character You'd Want/Not Want to Meet
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Celaena would be interesting to meet. I see what you mean about Valentine.ReplyDelete
Yes yes yes to all of these! I definitely wouldn't want to meet Valentine either. I love his character, but I wouldn't ever want to meet him. I think just in general I'd love to meet all of SJM's main characters (definitely not the villains though; she writes up some scary villains). Great picks, Carrie!ReplyDelete
Laura @BlueEyeBooks
I haven't even read A Court of Thorns and Roses yet but I would agree, I want to meet Rhysand too. Everyone's swooning over him and there's all these attractive pictures and artwork! I would never want to meet Valentine either. He kinda creeps me out a bit :PReplyDelete
My god that pic of Rhysand is the best I have ever seen. Others are just mehReplyDelete
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ISMC 2017 Thailand Awarding Ceremony
- 24 June 2017
- Viva Garden Residence Residence1988 Sukhumvit Rd, Khwaeng Bang Chak, Khet Phra Khanong, Bangkok
My heartiest congratulations to your students for their medal win in the ISMC 2017! It is an incredible feat to compete among the world's best, stay focused, and emerge victorious. Congratulations once again to them, they made us all very proud. Also to all of them – my personal thank for showing what it means to work hard and never give up on our dreams.
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To enable children to recognize and use the process of finding answers, such as when a child says, "an offshoot of the" heavier "fluffy" but some people say "fluffy" heavier "suckers" to get the correct answer. Must be weighed Weight and weight records 3. To provide children with a basic understanding of mathematics, such as know and understand the terminology and symbols margin. 4. To give children practice basic math skills such as counting, measuring, matching, classification, comparison and ranking. 5. To encourage children to discover their own answers. 6. To encourage children to have the knowledge and research. The scope of the mathematics curriculum in early childhood. 1. The first number is the math on the children know. Benefit significantly as the number of counting from 1 to 10 or more. 2. The number of children known or numbers you see in everyday life. Toys for Kids With the children to count and think for yourself. The child was a planned event. 3. 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Principles of Mathematics 1. taught to conform to everyday life. 2. allow children to experience that. "Find the answer themselves." 3. The goal is and has been very well planned. 4. focus on the learning and development stages of the concept of the child. 5. how to take notes or record the behavior behavior. For use in planning and organizing events. 6. Take advantage of the modern experience of the child to experience new products in new situations. 7. Know the situation at that time to be useful. 8. The use of depictions of real life to teach difficult concepts. 9. Use a child is involved, or practically all about numbers. 10. Plan encourages children to learn both at school and at home constantly. 11. Save the learning problems of children regularly to improve. 12. One should teach a lesson well control concepts. 13. Emphasis on players from easy to hard. 14. The child should be taught symbols, numbers, or when children understand those things. Activities for early childhood mathematics, the mathematics is revered as the first child is a child. Be associated with a number of things related activities for children to practice counting should be based on actual experience. May make the shirt from the trees in the yard spool so on. Examples of activities To practice counting and sorting. Aim To practice counting and classification. Equipment 1. Orange 2-3 2. 3. mango, rambutan, 2-3, 2-3 (switch to other seasonal fruit) 4. 5. Ahmadinejad fabric covering. Step 1. Child care activities led orange mango fruit basket and put a veil 2. children volunteer to handle and that is the fruit. 3. Ask if fruit is a fruit. 4. on the dark until Caregivers unveiling of the children told a fruit basket and helped the children to count the number of fruits 5. Volunteer to help separate types of fruit. Evaluation Observe 1. The activity 2. From the discussion questions 3. The search for answers with the match is considered a preliminary activity of mathematics another area. The aim is to allow your child to observe the appearance of objects or pictures. Since the size, shape, color or style other details. Approximate matching piggy The purpose was to train them to match things together. Equipment 1. a cotton pad 2. Video piggy 3 of 3 colors. 3. 3 houses (like straw, sticks, bricks). The Event 1. narrative "Three Little Pigs" to a young audience. 2. Discussion questions about the content of the story. 3. Children volunteers each image matching piggy piggy each home builder. Evaluation Observe 1. The activity 2. From the discussion questions. 3. The search for answers on their own. Comparison Need to be investigated and the relationship between the living things that are unique, however. What is important to compare. Children must have an understanding of the characteristics of such a thing. And know the words to be used as a short-term higher low, bigger and so on. Sample activities multicolored buttons Objective To compare the practice (Above and below) with button. Remember, one-button device with colors, shapes and sizes. The Event 1. Add 5 button on the table without a row. 2. Show the children with the number buttons. 3. Close your eyes and let the kids pick out one tablet buttons. 4. Children open your eyes and tell me how many buttons that are "more" or "less than" compared to the first. 5. may change events by comparing the amount of comparable size. Evaluation Observe 1. The activity 2. From the discussion questions 3. The search for answers on their own. Conservation or maintenance of the volume. Children do not always understand the robustness of volumetric objects. Whether to change or move them. Amount of material conservation activities should start playing sand. And the concept of conservation is the amount of material will continue. Whether moving or making a shape varies. Examples of activities Species Conservation The goal is for children to learn about the conservation of volume. Equipment 1 cup of clear 3-4 2. Glass with the size and shape of the event 1. Pour water into a cup all. Volume of water equal to the leaves. May enter into with drops of food coloring. To allow children to see the water level 2. What is clear empty glass cup with various shapes children in pairs. 3. Pour water from a child into an empty glass cup shapes. 4. Comparison of children with water from a glass cup. 5. Discussion questions using "Water for the kids to see different?". 6. On the conservation of volume. Assessment of basic skills mathematics. Assessment for learning basic math skills appropriate to the age and development of the child. Is a conversation while doing activities. Another method is to observe the results of the assessment will help caregivers assess children's learning. Each person that has improved much. 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NEW CARLISLE — Bernard "Bud" Jameson Jr., 85, of New Carlisle, Ohio passed away on Saturday, May 21, 2016. He was born May 10, 1931 in Kokomo, Indiana, the son of the late Bernard & Mattie (Rexroat) Jamison. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean War and retired postal carrier. He was a devoted husband and wonderful father. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Marie Jameson; children, Brenda (Terry) McGraner, Michael (Lynne) Jameson, Teresa (Ray) Henderson, Tammy (Michael) Brazie; 17 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; a sister, Helen Hammond; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by a daughter, Charlene Jameson; grandchildren, Shelly Henderson & Falcon Jameson; a brother, Fred Jamison; a sister, Betty Patton. We have been so blessed to have been his family, and he will live in our hearts forever. Visitation will be held from 6-8 PM on Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at the Crossroad Baptist Church, 9903 West National Rd., New Carlisle, OH. Funeral services will take place at 10 AM on Wednesday, May 25, 2016 at the Church with Pastor RC McDonald officiating. Burial will be at the New Carlisle Cemetery. The family was served by the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN, DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle, Ohio. Expressions of sympathy may be sent to www.trostelchapman.com.
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Managing Browser Configuration for Novell BorderManager Proxy Clients
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Current Version: Novell BorderManager 3.6
This AppNote describes the various approaches to configuring and distributing your client browser configurations to match updated proxy configuration in your environment. In particular, it discusses how you can use proxy auto-configuration (PAC) and the Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Protocol (WPAD) methods to create logic to assist the browser in making the best configuration possible to the user. This will be supplemented with any proprietary methods available from current popular browser vendors. Finally, it outlines the advantages of these two approaches and describes deployment solutions within the enterprise.
Here's what you'll find in this AppNote:
Proxy Fundamentals
Before we discuss the approaches of configuring browser configurations, let's quickly review the functionality of proxies and the reasons to deploy them in an enterprise.
Desktop Interaction with Proxy Servers
If installing and configuring a proxy server was the only thing an administrator had to do, life would be easy. But alas, this is not the case. The second half of the job requires the administrator to determine how to configure the client's browser configuration with the appropriate settings to communicate to the proxy.
Automatically Configuring Web Browsers to Use the Proxy Server
Now that you understand the basic approaches to configuring browser settings, let's take a look at some methods of automatically deploying browser settings to the desktop.
- Using desktop management software to deploy "manual" browser settings
- Using automatic browser settings along with proxy auto-configuration files in deploying browser settings
- Using a vendor-specific approach
- Using a hybrid approach
Manually Configuring Web Browsers to Use the Proxy Server
This section details how to manually configure the two most popular browsers-- Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator--on various platforms.
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Fresh off the school's first Elite Eight appearance in 30 years, the Dayton Flyers have unveiled a whole new look. The school revealed today a new logo (to go on a new floor at the team's arena) and new men's basketball uniforms.
The old floor at Dayton Arena featured the words "Dayton Flyers" at center court. The new logo is a stylized letter D. The new logo also appears on the shorts of the newly-redesigned uniform.
SUCCESSOR SERIES: Who would succeed Roy Williams?
Dayton revealed the designs for three new uniforms: a white set for home games, red for on the road and a "midnight blue" alternate set.
"Our new logo will certainly be a success factor for our program," Dayton head coach Archie Miller said in a statement. "From the start, I've been an advocate of a unified identity which can continue to sell a new day and age for our program. Our brand is as strong as it's ever been and this will continue to keep us in the nation's basketball mindset.
Which one is your favorite? Me I love the whites, means we are on this floor! pic.twitter.com/rBxMqVbSmF
— Arch Miller (@Archie_Miller) July 18, 2014
NEW HOME WHITES pic.twitter.com/6ehbeKXhwb
— Arch Miller (@Archie_Miller) July 18, 2014
ROAD RED pic.twitter.com/mn4O3Ib1Y5
— Arch Miller (@Archie_Miller) July 18, 2014
MIDNIGHT BLUE pic.twitter.com/zdeq8jAD1C
— Arch Miller (@Archie_Miller) July 18, 2014
- Dan Gartland


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Buried deep in the bowels of Counter-Strike: Source server lists, there's a whole bunch of insane maps made by the community. Some, like fy_iceworld, have become some of the more popular, with thousands of folks getting blown away on them every day. Talking to the podcast 7DCD, Valve's Gabe Newell announced that community mapmakers would be able to replicate that magic in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, though they'll have to wait three months after release for the modding tools (also known as an SDK).
Let me just say: If you guys don't get on making some surf maps immediately, I'm going to be very disappointed in you. I love me some surf.
Also in the interview, Newell discusses how he believes CS:GO will be viewed by long-time fans of the Counter-Strike series (spoiler: he thinks they'll like it) and his intentions for the future with Steam. He even takes a minute to dispel those rumors of their meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook.


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To report an emergency in progress, call 911.
The California College Fee Waiver program benefits spouses and children of U.S. veterans. Students meeting the eligibility criteria may get their college tuition fees waived if they attend a California Community College, a California State University or a University of California campus. Most eligible students will qualify for the program under either "Plan A" or "Plan B." Medal of Honor recipients and their children and dependents and survivors of permanently disabled National Guard members may qualify under different plans.
Complete and return the application to the County Veteran Service Office Application Form
A child of a veteran who has a service-connected disability or had a service-connected disability at time of death or died of service-related causes.
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Write about an insecurity you have or once had
Where do I begin?
Maybe with the fact that I accidently deleted the first version I wrote of this post, which I was proud of and pleased with how it turned out.
Don't you hate it when things like that happen?
One of my many insecurities is struggling to let go of incidents like that, ones I don't have any control over, though they may be extremely frustrating to accept at the time. I have a tendency to go over and over the events in my mind, doubting myself and taking away from other important things and people I should be focusing on.
Last week I shared here about one of my personal insecurities. I wrote about how it is hard for me to understand and accept when people in my life don't seem to like me. I have many more personal and physical insecurities that I work at not allowing to control my thoughts and actions, though it is challenging for me.
One of my physical insecurities relates to my hair. Many people I know wish they had the opposite type of hair texture and/or color. Growing up I had naturally curly/wavy hair and often day dreamed about having straight hair instead. I thought it would be so much easier to style and care for. Conversely my mother, who has naturally straight hair used to tell me how she wished she had curly hair like me.
In part because my mom didn't have the same hair texture that I did, she didn't know how to teach me to style and wear mine. I went to school where most people didn't use styling products anyway, because au natural was the "in" thing to be. We would poke fun at the suburban girls we saw at the shopping mall who used lots of hair spray to make their bangs into the shape of flowers. Most days I was at the mercy of the weather/humidity to determine if it was going to be a "good hair day."
It wasn't until I got to college and met some women with similar hair texture to mine, that I had the opportunity to learn various ways I could style my own hair, which was especially helpful for those "bad hair days." After I graduated with my master's degree and moved back home, I started my first job in the real world. I was looking for a new hairdresser and my mom suggested I take a look at which of my co-workers' hairstyles I liked and ask them whom they went to. I took her great advice and am still going to the same hairdresser almost 14 years later!
I have learned a lot from my hairdresser, who has become a friend, over the years, which has allowed me to feel much more confident about my hair and how to style it. I still have "bad hair days" now and then, but a lot less than I used to.
I definitely think there is a connection between knowing how to do something well and feeling less insecure about it. For years I didn't feel confident about my hair because I didn't know what to do with it. Now that I do, it is not something I spend much time worrying about.
Tell me about an insecurity you have or once had.
Kathy Benson is a bereaved and blessed mom, writer and group fitness instructor trying to live mindfully and find joy in the journey after dealing with secondary infertility and loss for five years. She lives in Chicago, Illinois with her husband and two living children.
Kathy blogs at Bereaved and Blessed. You can also follow Kathy on Twitter @BereavedBlessed and her Facebook page.


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Big end of town keen on new appointments
The Opposition Leader, Mark Latham, has staked Labor's hopes of recapturing economic credibility on two frontbenchers, Wayne Swan and Stephen Smith, in a move that has won strong early backing from business.
Mr Latham has chosen Mr Swan as shadow treasurer and Mr Smith to head a new giant portfolio of industry, infrastructure and industrial relations, to generate policies for a "second generation of productivity and growth gains for the Australian economy".
Both Mr Swan and Mr Smith, long-time close friends, yesterday "absolutely" ruled out leadership challenges against Mr Latham.
Two other big winners in the new Labor frontbench team were two women who move straight into the shadow cabinet: Sydney's Tanya Plibersek, with the new portfolio of work, family and community and youth and early childhood education, and the South Australian senator Penny Wong, who gets employment and workplace participation as well corporate governance and responsibility.
Other appointments included the former treasury spokesman, Simon Crean, who moves to trade, replacing Stephen Conroy, who takes communications and information technology.
Acknowledging that there had been "criticisms by the business community that our policies have not been flexible enough", Mr Latham said a "very strong working relationship" with business was a "big priority".
But he foreshadowed fights with the Government, saying "dynamic" economic debates were likely as the Government used its Senate majority to move to "the extreme right" on industrial relations policy.
Business groups yesterday hailed the appointments of Mr Smith and Mr Swan as signalling a new willingness from Labor to engage with business.
In a diplomatic overture, Mr Smith rang the three peak business lobby groups yesterday morning to inform them of his new role and to suggest early meetings.
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Business Council of Australia and the Australian Industry Group all agreed Mr Smith's courtesy calls signalled a new era of engagement.
"It's a very positive sign that they are prepared to listen to business," said Katie Lahey, BCA's chief. "It's up to us now to respond constructively."
The chief of the Australian Industry Group, Heather Ridout, agreed: "I think this will be an era where they do want to engage more with business."
Mr Smith and Mr Swan are highly respected in corporate circles, with reputations for being willing to interact with business.
Business is particularly keen to discuss Labor's industrial relations policies with the new team.
It will be lobbying Labor to accept the reforms of the past, and commit to making the system even more enterprise-based.


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In a given scenario under IBM Rational Performance Tester, assume that the token ID's and User session ID's are present in the request as dynamic values. These values would thereby be present throughout the requests in the script.
Once the script is recorded, The transactions are segregated where the login and logout are placed outside the loop and remaining transactions are placed within a loop, which are run for multiple iterations.
Sometimes, these dynamic values present within the loop might not get addressed by the server correctly . Response content got from the server could appear blank. This happens as the server expects the sessions to be different. However in this case it would be that the same dynamic content is being passed in the requests and the server does not acknowledge with a response.
This could be addressed by placing the login and logout transactions within the loop. Doing so, the logout removes the old dynamic values and login creates new value.


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The title is a bit much, but It's only personal.
Apple's Safari 5 is lacking some of the most simply implemented features that are the heart of the Firefox and Chrome browsers. Some even features that Safari has had in the past, but for some reason ditched them. The features are simple, but crucial for a workflow environment.
There is actually some irony in the reason I have for posting this. I was complaining on my Twitter account about how I have to 'Force Quit' Safari 5 in Lion at least 3-4 times a day. Those '2 cents' on Twitter wasn't enough for me. (I always turn my 2 cents into 10, hence this blog) It brought out a few other flaws in the app when I began really thinking about it.
I also stated how I wanted to move to Google Chrome, but it's a pain sometimes to get the bookmarks over while keeping it looking clean. I like to see all of my bookmarks in a small window. I hate that arrow button with a list to the bookmarks that can't fit. It's a pet peeve i suppose. It's no biggy; I switched to Chrome and got it situated.
After switching back to Chrome, I immediately realized that Safari used to be quite like Chrome in a way. Now it is not. Apple actually took away a feature that i used all the time. Allow me to explain.
Safari 4 Had It
When you for some reason, thought you were using an awesome browser, and attempted to use the address bar as the search bar—Safari would throw at you a, "Safari can't find the server" page. Here is my point. Under that notice, you would see a small search bar! A search bar!
"You can use Google to search for your text."
This was perfect when you forgot to hit the tab key to get into the actual search field, in the toolbar. Safari would give you a quick chance to redeem your search instead of clicking back up into the toolbar.
When you're in a workflow environment, and have to get to a site really quick for a photo, or a piece of text (for, say, a blog post like this?) you could resume your workflow quickly if you make that mistake. This actually changed the way you browse—because you wouldn't have to use the search bar. You could just use the address bar, and hit the tab key. Bam. Done.
Chrome and Firefox HAVE It
You know, that big bar up top called the "smart-bar" or the "Chrome-bar?" Yeah. No need to ever use the search bar. Chrome doesn't even have one! It doesn't need it. Therefor Chrome is a nice step towards the perfect browser for a workflow environment.
If you're a blogger, or a designer, or anything where you can say you have a 'workflow'—this can actually be a big deal to you. It is to me in those times where i just want to jump in to a site real quick and snag a quick quote, or photo.
Safari 5? Where Is It? I'm Bailing!
For some stupid reason, the new version of Safari decided not to own it. Only then did I realize how much that small, simple feature meant to me. It was almost this feature alone that caused me to switch back to Google Chrome.
Developers at Apple are known for paying attention to every detail. Usually, also in a workflow environment! Workflow is why the Mac is what it is today. To make everything more convenient for the user. Almost all of their collaborating software is 'workflow-oriented' nowadays. All these suites—Final Cut Studio, iLife, iWork, Logic Studio—all work hand-in-hand to help each other, and to make your workflow much easier.
Apple Needs To Play Catch-Up
Apple, with Safari, is focusing on mostly performance. I haven't seen a drastic Graphical User Interface change since they simply changed the 'theme' from Brushed Metal, to a streamlined, smooth Grey. It seems they're just trying to up their JavaScript benchmarks—which I don't think they're on top with anyway.
Google Chrome by far, i believe, is the fastest browser out there. I'm pretty sure that's a fact.
What brought me into Chrome originally, was the ability to give every tab a separate process. This allows the browser to survive as a whole, if say, one website crashes it. The browser will still be operable, even during a complete memory dump. (which Chrome rarely has compared to Safari)
Safari on the other hand, shits on me every day of the week. At least 3-4 times as said above. Memory dumps are its specialty. It rarely happens with Chrome or Firefox. But I think Chrome takes the cake when it comes to surviving in the OS.
Overall: The new version of Chrome seems more optimized for Lion than the native browser! You only see constant crashes like this when you're using an Alpha or Beta version of a piece of software. For a brand new Golden Master release of a browser native to the OS it came with is very rare. I've never seen this before.
Readers: Have you experienced these same problems with Safari 5? Could it just be 5.1? What is your browser of choice? Leave some comments.


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Chelsea bad-boy Ramires is a shock summer target for Barcelona.
Sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta is planning a "mini-revolution" at the Nou Camp this summer after a disappointing season which reigning La Liga champions Barca look set to end empty-handed.
Brazilian midfielder Ramires is on the Catalans' wish-list because they like his energy and work-rate.
It could mean the 27-year-old may have played his last game for Chelsea in the Premier League, as he has been given a four-game ban by the FA for elbowing Sunderland midfielder Seb Larsson in last week's meeting at Stamford Bridge.
Ramires cost the west Londoners £20million from Portuguese heavyweights Benfica in 2010 and is a regular for Brazil.
One of his most memorable moments in a Chelsea shirt was scoring against Barcelona in the Nou Camp as the Blues won a Champions League semi-final on the way to lifting the European Cup two years ago.
Barca want to strengthen their midfield options this summer and it is likely there will be several incomings and outgoings this summer.
Former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas could be one of those sacrificed, with his former club and Manchester United - who chased him last summer - both likely to be interested.
Barcelona may be ready to offer Chelsea around £20m AND a choice of one of their younger players either on loan or on a permanent deal.


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Five Guiding Principles for Housing Finance Policy: A Free-Market Vision
Free markets promote affordable housing, but the federal government has increasingly intervened in housing finance for decades. Housing finance reform will be successful only if policymakers recognize the flaws of previous interventionist policies and embrace the basic principles inherent in a free market. The broad principles presented here can help shift housing finance away from a highly regulated activity to one that promotes individual economic freedom and affordable homeownership.