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Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, LRZ Garching, February 25 – March 1, 2019 (together with LRZ staff).
Introduction to Hybrid Programming in HPC. Two-day PTC tutorial at Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ), Garching, January 28-29, 2019 (with Rolf Rabenseifner [HLRS], Irene Reichl, and Claudia Blaas-Schenner [TU Wien]).
Von der Wettervorhersage zur Kernwaffe: Supercomputer – was sie sind und was sie können. Night of Science, Universität Frankfurt, 8. Juni 2018.
Introduction to Hybrid Programming in HPC. One-day tutorial at the Technical University of Vienna, Austria, June 6, 2018 (with Rolf Rabenseifner).
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, RRZE, March 12-16, 2018 (together with LRZ staff).
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner at ISC High Performance 2017, June 18, 2016, Frankfurt, Germany.
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. One-day PATC short course at HLRS Stuttgart, June 12, 2017 (with Rolf Rabenseifner).
Thirteen modern ways to fool the masses with performance results on parallel computers. Evening talk at the Course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems 2017”, LRZ Garching, March 6-10, 2017.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, LRZ Garching, March 6-10, 2017 (together with Markus Wittmann, Volker Weinberg, and others).
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. One-day PATC short course at LRZ Garching, January 12, 2017 (with Rolf Rabenseifner).
Introduction to Hybrid Programming in HPC. One-day tutorial at the Technical University of Vienna, Austria, November 4, 2016 (with Rolf Rabenseifner).
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner at ISC High Performance 2016, June 19, 2016, Frankfurt, Germany.
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. One-day short course at HLRS Stuttgart, June 13, 2016 (with Rolf Rabenseifner).
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, RRZE, March 7-11, 2016 (together with Markus Wittmann, Volker Weinberg, and others).
Efficient multicore programming. Lecture series together with G. Wellein at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, February 29-March 3, 2016.
Parallel and Efficient Programming. Five-day block course at the Institute of Physics, University of Greifswald, February 8-12, 2016.
Performance Engineering for Algorithmic Building Blocks in GHOST. Talk at the ESSEX Minisymposium at the SPPEXA Symposium 2016, Garching, January 25-27, 2016.
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. One-day PATC short course at LRZ Garching, January 14, 2016 (with Rolf Rabenseifner).
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner at Supercomputing 2015 (SC15), November 15-20, 2015, Austin, TX.
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner at ISC High Performance 2015, July 12, 2015, Frankfurt, Germany.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, LRZ Garching, March 9-13, 2015 (together with Markus Wittmann, Volker Weinberg, and Carla Guillen Carias).
Systematic Node-Level Performance Engineering. Talk at the SPEC DevOps Meeting, February 20, 2015, University of Würzburg, Germany.
MPI+X – Hybrid Programming on Modern Compute Clusters with Multicore Processors and Accelerators. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner at Supercomputing 2014 (SC14), Nov 16-21, 2014, New Orleans, LA.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, RRZE, March 10-14, 2014 (together with Markus Wittmann, Jan Treibig, Volker Weinberg, and Carla Guillen Carias).
Efficient multicore programming. Lecture series together with G. Wellein at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, Feb 25-28, 2014.
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner and Gabriele Jost at Supercomputing 2013 (SC13), Nov 17-22,2013, Denver, CO.
Parallel Programming of Multi- and Manycore Systems. Block lecture at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, September 23-27, 2013 (together with Gerhard Wellein).
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, LRZ Garching, March 4-8, 2013 (together with Markus Wittmann, Jan Treibig, Volker Weinberg, and Carla Guillen Carias).
Efficient multicore programming. Lecture series together with G. Wellein at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, Feb 25-27, 2013.
Energy efficiency: A down-to-earth perspective. Short talk at the “Cool Supercomputing” BoF, Supercomputing 2012 (SC12), Nov 11-16, 2012, Salt Lake City, UT.
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Half-day tutorial together with Rolf Rabenseifner and Gabriele Jost at Supercomputing 2012 (SC12), Nov 11-16,2012, Salt Lake City, UT.
Parallel Programming of Multi- and Manycore Systems. Block lecture at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, September 24-28, 2012.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, RRZE, March 5-9 and 19-22, 2012 (together with Jan Treibig and Reinhold Bader).
Simulating incompressible flows with the lattice-Boltzmann method: Algorithm, implementation, performance.
Greifswalder Physikalisches Kolloquium, University of Greifswald, Germany, January 5, 2012.
SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing 2012 (PP12) Minisymposium MS14, Savannah, GA, USA, February 15, 2012.
1000 x 0 = 0. Single-node optimisation does matter. Birds-of-a-feather session organized by Bettina Krammer at SC11, Nov 17, 2011, Seattle, WA.
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Supercomputing ’11 tutorial S-01 together with Rolf Rabenseifner and Gabriele Jost. SC11, Nov 13-18, 2011, Seattle, WA.
New chips – new software?
Final report on KONWIHR project HQS@HPC-II. KONWIHR Results and Review Workshop, LRZ Garching, October 12, 2011.
Parallel Programming of Multi- and Manycore Systems. Block lecture together with G. Wellein at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, September 26-30, 2011.
Thirteen modern ways to fool the masses with performance results on parallel computers. Evening talk at the Course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems 2011”, LRZ Garching, March 7-11, 2011.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, LRZ Garching, March 7-11 and 21-23, 2011 (together with Jan Treibig and Reinhold Bader).
Common sense in high performance computing. Leogang HPC workshop, March 2nd, 2011.
Efficient multicore programming. Lecture series together with G. Wellein at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, Feb 21-23, 2011.
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Supercomputing ’10 tutorial M-02 together with Rolf Rabenseifner and Gabriele Jost. SC10, Nov 14-19, 2010, New Orleans, LA.
C++ für Programmierer. Workshop at LRZ Garching, October 11-15, 2010.
Thirteen modern ways to fool the masses with performance results on parallel computers.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, RRZE, March 2010 (together with Jan Treibig, Markus Müller, and Reinhold Bader).
Lecture series “Efficient multi-core programming“ together with G. Wellein at the Ohm University of Applied Sciences, Nuremberg, Feb 8-10, 2010.
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Supercomputing ’09 tutorial M-09 together with Rolf Rabenseifner and Gabriele Jost. SC09, Portland, OR.
C++ for C and Fortran programmers. Four-day tutorial at CD-Adapco, Nuremberg, March 16-19, 2009.
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, LRZ Garching, February 2009 (together with Reinhold Bader).
Lecture series “Parallel Computing” together with G. Wellein at Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nürnberg, March 9-13, 2009.
Part 1 (intro, serial programming): ohn-parallelrechner2009-teil1-2proseite.pdf.
Part 2 (shared memory parallelization): ohn-parallelrechner2009-teil2-2proseite.pdf .
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Supercomputing ’08 tutorial M-09 together with Rolf Rabenseifner, Gabriele Jost, and Rainer Keller. SC08, Austin, TX.
Lecture series “Parallel Computing” together with G. Wellein at Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nürnberg, March 3-6, 2008.
Part 1 (intro, serial programming): ohn-parallelrechner2008-teil1-2proseite.pdf.
Part 2 (shared memory parallelization): ohn-parallelrechner2008-teil2-2proseite.pdf .
Annual course on “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems“, RRZE, March 2008 (together with Reinhold Bader).
Hybrid MPI and OpenMP Parallel Programming. Supercomputing ’07 tutorial S-10 together with Rolf Rabenseifner, Gabriele Jost, and Rainer Keller. SC07, Reno, NV.
Lecture series “Parallel Computing” together with G. Wellein at FH Nürnberg, Feb 28th – Mar 2nd, 2007.
Sun UltraSPARC T2 – First Tests. SunDay at RRZE, Nov 6th, 2007.
Performance Evaluation of Current HPC Architectures Using Low-Level and Application Benchmarks. HLRB2/KONWIHR Result and Review Workshop, Dec 3rd, 2007, LRZ.


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While Torani makes every attempt to reduce the number of allergens in their syrups, some of the ingredients and oils in the flavours (especially nut flavours like Macadamia Nut, Almond, Hazelnut) may contain traces. If there is a serious risk of life-threatening allergic reaction, we recommend you contact Torani directly. Here is a breakdown from Torani (updated 2012/12/15).
Are Torani Syrups Gluten Free?
Most Torani syrups are Gluten free - there are a few that do contain Gluten however.
Which Torani Syrups Contain Gluten?
Bacon, Classic Caramel, Sugar Free Classic Caramel, Toasted Marshmallow and Sugar Free French Vanilla.

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SKIPPER Gary Havelock was robbed of a maximum by mechanical problems last night as Redcar Bears were beaten 52-41 at Scunthorpe.
The reigning Evening Gazette Sports Person of the Year roared to four race wins, including a six-point haul from heat 11 when he went out in the black and white tactical double helmet.
The only points he dropped were in heat five when he lost power while leading.
The TLS Bears were ahead until that point but, after getting their noses in front, the Scorpions never looked back and went on to claim the points, despite losing Andrew Moore to injury.
Meanwhile team manager Brian Havelock has revealed that the Bears made an approach to Danish rider Henrik Moller, being released by Peterborough - but have been put off by his pay demands.
With Chris Kerr ruled out for at least another month and Joni Keskinen set to leave after an unsuccessful month at South Tees Motorsports Park, the Bears have been looking at other options.
And Havelock revealed: “He wanted to come, but he wanted too much money.
The Bears can accommodate a rider with an average of up to 6.27 points and it is believed they have at least one other target in their sights.
SCORPIONS: Magnus Karlsson 10+1, Richard Hall 10, Viktor Bergström 9+3, Ben Powell 9+1, Carl Wilkinson 7+1, Byron Bekker 5+1, Andrew Moore 2+1 (w/d).
BEARS: Gary Havelock 15, James Grieves 8, Josh Auty 7+1, Ty Proctor 5+1, Arlo Bugeja 4, Adam McKinna (No 8) 2, Joni Keskinen 0, R/R for Dan Giffard.
REDCAR TLS/Simpson Racing UK Cubs visit Boston on the Conference League KO Cup tomorrow (7pm start).
The Barracudas pipped the Cubs to the CL Pairs title last weekend and also knocked them out of the Cup last season.
The impressive Steve Jones keeps his place despite Jade Mudgway being fit again, so Martin Emerson makes way.
BARRACUDAS: 1 James Cockle, 2 Darren Rolph, 3 Matthew Wright, 4 Darren Mallett, 5 Simon Lambert, 6 Adam Lowe, 7 Oliver Rayson.
CUBS: 1 Scott James, 2 Steve Jones, 3 Gary Beaton, 4 Jade Mudgway, 5 Aaron Summers, 6 Guy Kendrew, 7 David Wallinger.

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Quiring C, Sanoski CA, Vallerand AH. Levomilnacipran. Davis's Drug Guide. 16th ed. F.A. Davis Company; 2019. https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Davis-Drug-Guide/110124/all/levomilnacipran. Accessed April 23, 2019.
Quiring C, Sanoski CA, Vallerand AH. Levomilnacipran [Internet]. In: Davis's Drug Guide. F.A. Davis Company; 2019. [cited 2019 April 23]. Available from: https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Davis-Drug-Guide/110124/all/levomilnacipran.

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Wieda’s Marine is owned and operated by Sean Wieda, a lifelong resident of the Tri-State area. Sean’s been involved in the local bass fishing community since the early ’90s and brings his passion for the outdoors to Wieda’s Marine.
Sean has over 15 years in the fishing boat business and many of the staff at Wieda’s Marine 10-40 years! Sean and the team have all run different rigs through the years which helps them understand what boat will fit you best or which models to stay away from.
We are a dealer for Triton Aluminum & Fiberglass Bass Boats, G3 Fishing & Pontoon Boats, Skeeter Bass Boats, Phoenix Bass Boats, and Lund Boats. We also specialize in used boats. With our connections in the industry, we can find WHATEVER boat you’re looking for.
Our Team at Wieda’s Marine is made up of serious fishermen and outdoors-men. Whether you are a weekend warrior or tournament angler, we understand how important your boat is to you. We promise to be sincere and steadfast in helping you with your service needs or in your quest to purchase the perfect boat. We may not be the biggest boat dealer, but we’ll work harder, longer, and smarter to help solve your problems and make your time on the water more enjoyable!!!
WE ARE HIRING AT WIEDA’S MARINE!
While we have a full staff we are always on the lookout for the best of the best.

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When you’re in the midst of selling your home, you want to keep the largest pool of possible buyers in mind while ensuring you secure the best price and the most favourable sale terms.
The key to preparing, marketing, and selling your home successfully is understanding who's represented among the potential buyers – and how you can appeal to them. With that in mind, here are the most important steps to take before handing over your keys.
Knowing what your property is worth is the first step to scoping out your potential buyer base. Start by applying for an online property valuation to get an estimated value range for your property, similar to what you’d get from a bank or financial institution valuation. At Upside, our initial property valuations are generally conservative and may not represent your property’s current market value, but will give you a rough idea of what your property is worth. You can also use this report to look at recent sale prices of similar houses in your local area to get a better idea of the ballpark value of your property.
With this information, you can start thinking about the needs of potential buyers in your demographic. For example, younger first home buyers might be more concerned with location and connectivity, while families might want more yard space for kids to play outside.
While an online property valuation is a great way to get a quick estimate, it doesn't take into account your property's key features nor any recent renovations you may have completed.
Before diving into a full appraisal, consider minor repairs or even bigger renovations that could improve the value of the property. It’s estimated that a well-planned and executed renovation can add up to 10% to the value of your home, so make sure your home is in its best condition to increase your chances of attracting top buyers.
One of the most important things you can do to ensure your home is sold to the right buyer is to choose the right agent. An experienced property agent will manage buyer interest and inspections on your behalf to help you sell on terms that suit you. They’ll also know what questions to ask prospective buyers to gauge their suitability. There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for vendors, so do your research to make sure you’re confident that your agent will help find you the ideal buyer.
At Upside, for example, speaking with potential buyers and managing open homes is included as part of our flat fee. Our agents know the right questions to ask buyers when selling a house and are paid bonuses on the basis of providing good service (rather than trying to sell as quickly as possible to secure a commission and move on to the next house).
In a fast-paced property market, home sales are a dime a dozen – so it pays to be competitive and put your property in front of as many potential buyers as possible. Upside Buyer Advantage is our online service for buyers and sellers that gives you access to an extensive database of local buyers, putting you in a prime position to sell to the right buyer and secure a favourable sale price. It also alerts subscribers about properties before they hit the market, which means you can get in first with buyers in your area.
Chain position – Many buyers need to sell their home before they can buy a new one, which creates a ‘property chain’ of buyers and sellers who are dependent on each other. The longer the chain, the more complicated the sale becomes, increasing the risk that something could go wrong. Ideally, you want the sale of your property to be as free from contingencies as possible.
Settlement timing - Aim for a buyer who can settle as close to your own moving date as possible. If they're not ready to settle until a few weeks after you need to, you may need to take out a bridging loan to cover the cost of your new home.
Thinking of selling? Get an online estimate value of your home in less than 30 seconds.

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text: Good looking 2011 Nissan Rogue S. Automatic transmission, all wheel drive, 4 cylinder engine, good on gas. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, climate control, cruise control, bluetooth connectivity, back-up camera, and more. Clean car inside and out. Just serviced: New sway bar links, new control arm, new wheel bearing, Inspected. Ready to drive away. For more info please call or stop by.

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Each year brings with it a new batch of global trends in home design and remodelling. This year, flexibility is the big buzzword - with so many people renting these days, furniture and decor need to be adaptable and portable.
If you're on the hunt for inspiration, have a look at what some of the world's trend forecasters are predicting, based on consumer data and research.
Warm, rich colours are increasingly making their way into rooms, especially in the kitchen where people are growing tired of white and bland hues. Think about warm wood tones, strong neutrals like blue or dark grey, and earthy reds or yellows.
Already a staple of floors and countertops, versatile concrete is now popping up everywhere, from vases to lighting to furniture. In fact, if you can think of it, someone out there can cast it in concrete. As an added bonus, it's a lot cheaper than marble and fulfils much the same function.
Vintage light fixtures tend to be better made than modern counterparts, plus they look cool, which goes a long way to explaining their rise in popularity. They also add a different, and unique, quality to rooms in need of a boost.
In terms of fabrics, it looks like plush is the way forward this year, with velvet making a strong comeback. These add a tactile quality to furnishings as well as a sense of uber-luxuriousness.
Designers are now referring to the ceilings as the fifth wall, with loads of homeowners making bold choices with paint or wallpaper. So dust off the old stepladder and move your design aspirations up in the world.
People have been going to town with farm-style for years, but expect a few refinements in the future with folks choosing one or two farmhouse elements - such as trough sinks and wood details - instead of going the whole hog.
Designing isn't just for designers anymore. With such an abundance of resources and inspiration available, anyone with an eye for style can give their home a unique touch that reflects their personality.


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Creating an online account gives policyholders the ability to make payments and view policy documents and file an auto claim online. Registration is a multi-step process and will require a valid e-mail address to complete.
Begin by entering your Policy below. If you have multiple policies, you may enter any one of those policies to begin the process. You will be given the opportunity to add the other policies at a later point.
QUICK TIP: If our system doesn't recognize your Policy Number right away, please try again using the letter 'I' instead of the number '1', or using a zero instead of the letter 'o'. If you still have trouble, feel free to contact Customer Service at 1-800-877-3579.

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text: Boston, MA (June 28, 2018) – The Boston Police Department and rescue workers responded to an accident with injuries that took place in the city on Thursday evening. The accident happened just before 7:00 pm when two cars collided in the 1100 block of Massachusetts Avenue. Officer Fred Ferrara of the BPD was among the group of first responders to come to the crash location. Officer Ferrara secured the scene while he worked to investigate the cause of the crash.

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The first ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami medalists of 2013 were determined on day five. Men's and Women's RS:X events conducted semifinal and final round races. The 2.4 mR and Sonar fleets of the Paralympic events took part in their final day of fleet racing.
Israel's Maayan Davidovich and Spain's Ivan Pastor saved their best for last in the Women's and Men's RS:X events. Davidovich had one win prior to the finals and Pastor had none. They each won their dramatic, winner take all final race to capture gold.
Pastor, a two-time Olympian in 2012 and 2008, was ecstatic about his first ISAF Sailing World Cup title. "It feels incredible to win one of these great World Cup events," he said. "The conditions were ideal for me with the strong wind. It was more stable and I maneuvered well to get in position."
The 2012 Olympic silver medalist and defending ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami Champion Nick Dempsey (GBR) finished second to gain silver medal honours. The 2012 Olympic gold medalist and three-time champion of this event finished with the bronze medal. He won five out of 10 races this week.
Davidovich was equally excited about her first World Cup gold medal. "I'm happy to share the podium with Tuuli (Petaja-Siren) and Blanca (Manchon)," said Maayan. "I wasn't the fastest on the water, but I had a good regatta. This is my first important race for the Rio campaign, so it's good to start off on the right foot. I love Miami and I'm looking forward to racing here again."
Finland's Tuuli Petaja-Siren, the 2012 Olympic silver medalist, won another silver medal with her second place finish. She won four of the 10 races this week. Blanca Manchon, a former World Champion, was third for the bronze medal.
After a recommendation from the Olympic Classes Sub-committee at the 2012 ISAF Annual Conference, Olympic classes have recommended formats to ISAF for testing. The RS:X Class Associations proposed format has been trialed throughout the week in Miami.
Great Britain's Megan Pascoe won her first two races of the week today to seal the win in the 2.4 mR event. Pascoe did not post a finish worse than second following race four out of 10. She tallied six second place finishes. Pascoe won by three points over Canadian Allan Leibel, who was second in both races today. Leibel took the silver medal, while Bruce Millar (CAN) secured the bronze.
Pascoe was fourth last year in Miami and third in the 2.4 mR World Championships last September. The 2013 International 2.4 mR Open World Championship takes place take place September 6-14 in Great Britain.
Aleksander Wang-Hansen, Marie Solberg and Per Eugen Kristiansen of Norway won the gold medal in the Sonar event and finished strong today with a win in race 10. They were second in race nine. Wang-Hansen and his crew won by a nine point margin. The 2012 Olympic bronze medalists won four races this week. Two American teams secured silver and bronze medals. Andrew Fisher, Mike Hersey and Ryan Levinson took the silver, while Rick Doerr, Brad Kendell and Hugh Freund won bronze.
"We've been working hard together for years now and it's paying off," said Wang-Hansen. "We have a long way to go, but it's full speed ahead for Rio."
49ers Ryan Pesch and Trevor Burd (USA) gained ground on leaders Fred Strammer and Zach Brown (USA). Pesch and Burd tallied impressive scores today by finishing second, first and fourth to pull within two points of the leaders. Strammer and Brown were fourth, second and fifth.
Brazil's Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze kept their five point lead today in the 49er FX. They were victorious in race 13 and second in race 14. American's Anna Tunnicliffe and Molly Vandemoer are in second place.
The top six teams in the 49er and 49er FX events will advance to Saturday's respective Medal Races. The Medal Races will be conducted using a unique format and challenging course. The theater style course includes two enclosed parallel lanes approximately 400 meters long and 220 meters wide. The target time for race duration is 10 minutes, with the goal of three laps. The first boat to win two races wins the regatta. Teams entering the Medal Races with the lead from the fleet series will begin this stage with a win.
Charlie Buckingham surged to the top of the Laser leaderboard this afternoon. He won race 13, which counts as zero points (bonus point for race wins), was second in race 14, and 17th (discard) in the final race of the day.
Perhaps no sailor had a stronger performance today than Ireland's Annalise Murphy in the Laser Radial event. She won the final two races to take a four point lead over Paige Railey of the United States. Railey won race 13 today and is in second place.
The Lasers and Laser Radials will feature a creative medal round series on Saturday. The top ten will sail three medal races. Each medal race is double points and non-discardable. The final score is the six race series which began Thursday, plus the Medal Race scores. For more information on this format, read the explanation at the end of this recap.
Caleb Paine (USA) will have a 10 point lead going into Saturday's Medal Race. The Finn U.S. National Champion was fourth and second today. Canadian Greg Douglas moved into second place by finishing third twice. The World #1 and ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne Champion Brendan Casey (AUS) won both races today, but a 29 (DNE - disqualification not excludable) on Thursday set him back going into today. He ended the day in sixth place.
Sarah Newberry and John Casey (USA) have a strong hold on the number one spot in the Nacra 17 event. Newberry and Casey finished first and second today and led by 11 points over Sarah Streater and Matthew Whitehead (USA). They were also first and second today.
In the Men's 470, Matthias Schmid and Floran Reichstaedter (AUS) gained ground with a pair of wins, yet trail by seven points. Stuart McNay and David Hughes of the U.S. scored second and third place results and will be the top team heading into the medal race on Saturday. Xiaoli Wang and Xufeng Huang (CHN) won both Women's 470 races to pull within nine points of leaders Fernanda Oliveira and Ana Luiza Barbachan (BRA). Both 470 fleets raced together on Friday.
Strong winds permeated a sunshine splashed Biscayne Bay. Wind speed surpassed 20 knots and temperatures were in the 60s and low 70s.
To follow all the action this week in Miami, visit event website at http://mocr.ussailing.org for real-time racecourse blogging, commentary and fan interaction with Cover it Live, regatta results, photos and news updates.


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I have a new line of Tree Kits. With these trees you can buy tree trunks to any length you want and then buy the foliage to put on them. The tree trunks come in a black primer and you have to paint them to the color you choose. I do have a video that goes over the finishing of the trees. The foliage is a perserved Blueberry Juniper. I have been making trees from this for about 5 year and my older trees look the same as they did when i made them.
Large Scale trees Trunks From 15" to 40"
HO-O scale tree trunks 14" to 24"
I have Spruce trees for sale. I use these on my personal 1:20.3 layout and also on my Large Scale Modular RR.
They are about the best affordable Manfactured tree I have found.
I have 6, 8,10,12 and 15" trees.
I can get larger ones but they are special order and take several weeks to make.. I can get an 18,20 and 24" trees.
Hey guys i have a new Product. One of my customers asked if I had bases for the trees to use on game boards.
Platforms and walkways for your large trees on an Endor Game table.
Platforms can be used on a 2" or larger tree trunk. If you have a 3" trunk you still have a 40MM wide platform.
Straight walkway for the platform are 5.25" long and can be joined to any length.
the 4 tallest trees are 16" tall in the picture.
Foam Tree trunks $18 for a 13"-18"
I now carry Wild Bushes in 11 different colors. I can mix or match any of the colors seen in the picture in the below. They are great Addition to any layout. They can be used for any scale ,HO,O, or G scale. The Average size is 1" x 2".
This listing is for 1 ft of Weed Rope that I make. ( pieces average 13" to 15" each) You can't buy grass that is commercially available over 1/2". This Grass is hand made and painted. It is about 1.5'-2' tall in 1:20.3 scale. It is easy to apply. You can cut it to length or fold it on its self and glue it in place.

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YOU MUST BE A WHITE KNIGHT BEFORE YOU CAN NAVIGATE THROUGH THIS FORUM!
Welcome to the new forum site of the White Knights of Zeta!
Congratulations to Fraglithe for being, still, the richest man in Zeta! Can we have some?
Woah! White Knights turns 2! Let's keep on scorin' guys!
Ground-breaking news: No Fear Federation (N F) declares war vs White Knights (W_K)!
Let us enjoy our stay in Ikariam as a White Knight. If you have any music, pictures,videos or story to share, this is your place to be. Spread the fun like a contagious disease.
Know about the alliance's history and the players who have been part and behind this great alliance.
Treasure our values and honor, in which our code stands for. Long live White Knights.

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I resisted for six months or so despite having promised myself last time this happened (the year I changed jobs and our first daughter was born) that I would probably need the extra help whenever life changed in a major way. I told myself I could do it without the help, that lots of people struggle and who was I to complain or ask for extra help. I thought I could manage by trying harder: at self-care, willing away the worried thoughts, meditating more, praying more, exercising more, journalling more.
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text: Welcome to Cedar Cove - a small town with a big heart! Rosie Cox loves her home town. But people are always interested in other people's business! Everyone knows that she and her husband, Zach, recently got a divorce, and that Judge Olivia decreed an unusual custody arrangement. Instead of the kids moving between homes, Rosie and Zach will be going back and forth. Everyone's talking about Judge Olivia, too. Will she stay with Jack, the local newspaper owner, or will she get back together with her ex-husband? Inquiring minds need to know. But the biggest gossip has to do with the mysterious man who died at the local bed-and-breakfast. Who is he? Roy McAfee, the local private investigator, is making it his business to find out...All will be revealed in Cedar Cove. Make time for friends. Make time for Debbie Macomber.

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The following table shows key dates throughout the academic year. Dates for all our special events, parents evenings, assemblies and lots more are listed.
We hope by publishing these dates at the beginning of the school year we will give you ample warning of events, helping you plan and organise your diaries.
Please note: To safeguard our children, school trips and visits dates will not be published on the website.

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The Bowie Community Center is located at 3209 Stonybrook Drive, Bowie, MD 20715. The phone number is 301-464-1737.
The Center is in Bowie, Maryland, just off Rt# 450. Tailored directions to the Community Center can be obtained from Mapquest.
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GreenCraft Builders L.L.C. is the culmination of more than 40 years of experience building and remodeling homes in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Since 2006, Chris Miles, principal of GreenCraft, has been recognized as a leader in the North Texas high performance building industry, first as a producer and project manager, and now as a builder with his company, GreenCraft Builders L.L.C.
Along with ownership of a GreenCraft home, comes the assurance that the homeowners are benefiting from Chris Miles’ expertise, knowledge and skills. Miles works with the homeowners to make sure that each new GreenCraft home is custom-designed and built utilizing the most advanced building science techniques. Each new GreenCraft home features the latest products designed to ensure energy efficiency, sustainability and a healthy living environment. Our belief…recycle, reuse, and reclaim!
Let GreenCraft Builders help you achieve your ideal ultra efficient living environment.
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On behalf of Leahy Cox, LLP on Thursday, February 7, 2019.
As is typical in divorce, perhaps you can no longer stand being around your former spouse. Maybe you have grown tired of your ex’s arrogance and disrespect. Or, possibly you recognize you made a mistake choosing him or her in the first place.

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Mainstream Beauty Ingredients: Are They Causing Us Harm?
For all things beauty, organic, female empowerment and things women of color want to know. This is the perfect place to find out about how to take care of our hair and skin in a healthy, all-natural way.


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Once the JMAP extension for synchronizing user settings is fully specified (T1013), the Roundcube Server component shall implement the new methods and store the configuration parameters on a per-account basis. The configuration options exposed to the client can also include static (non-adjustable) options from the local server/service configuration.
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Coming with his own unique style, R-Vee drops his debut LP on Smooth N Groove.
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This complete 72 hour survival kit contains enough food and water for 10 people for 3 days (72 hours), plus 30 different items you need in any emergency. These are the supplies that FEMA and the Red Cross recommend you have on hand for emergency survival. The food and water in this kit have a 5 year shelf life. Included in the kit are supplies for shelter & warmth, lighting, an emergency radio, a first aid kit, food, water and more. This is a complete kit that has everything you and your family need to be prepared in an emergency and is packaged in one high-grade plastic airtight pail with one emergency backpack.
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As a nonprofit in Central Texas, Partnerships for Children leads a collection of programs that offer resources, support and comfort for foster children and families in our community. Our accessibility to CPS, efficient practices, and ability to connect with kids at all stages in their lives allow us to better serve those who need us most by providing real and impactful solutions.
What we do at Partnerships for Children is complex. That’s because we do so many things that make a broad impact on the children in our community. And we can help you do the same.
We’re essentially a support system for Central Texas CPS caseworkers and children. We’re located inside CPS offices, and we’re caseworkers’ first point of contact to get something they need to help them care for the children they’re working with.
We do our best to help out wherever we can.
We provide a supply room in CPS buildings that’s open 24/7 in case a child needs something any time of day. It could be toiletries, school supplies, a toy, diapers, or clothing.
We provide community mentors to youth who are likely to age out of the foster care system, empowering them to live independently.
We provide gifts to make the magic of the holidays a reality for children who need it most.
We help foster children who’ve been waiting to be adopted find a forever home with a loving family.
What we do is real. It’s tangible. And you can be a part of it.
All these little things that say “You’re not alone” and “We care” add up over a child’s life. They can change the course of their future.
We know how much you want to help the children in our community. Nothing is more important. Through our programs, you can make an impact—in the way that works best for you.
"I had to grab a few things from the Rainbow Room after an emergency removal and the 10-year-old boy that was with me could not take his eyes off our display of toothbrushes. I realized that he has never had his very own toothbrush. We now make sure that he always has the items that he needs and deserves because of the Rainbow Room."
Like the little ones we assist, Partnerships for Children has grown a great deal. In 1989, a group of concerned citizens created Community Partners of Dallas to assist CPS caseworkers in meeting the needs of abused and neglected children. Then in 1993, these efforts evolved into our first program, the Rainbow Rooms, which are 24/7 resource rooms. In 1998, with the help of First Lady of Texas, Laura Bush, the program was replicated throughout Texas.
In February of 2003, this initiative was brought to Austin as Partnerships for Children was incorporated and gained 501c3 status. We opened the doors to the first Travis County Rainbow Room in September of that year.
In 2004, we began our second program, Holiday Wishes. We hosted its first toy drive, brightening the lives of 250 children who couldn’t be home for the holidays.
After seeing what a difference our two programs were making in the lives of the children in CPS, we decided to work on making an even bigger impact through annual fundraising. In 2006, we hosted our 1st Annual Gala. In 2010, Cover 3 hosted its 1st Annual Golf Classic for us. In 2011, we hosted our 1st Annual Girls & Giving Event and the 1st Annual Byrd & Street Mistletoe Jam.
In 2012, we were awarded the Impact Austin grant. This enabled us to launch our third program, YES Mentoring, to support youth aging out of foster care.
In 2014, we announced our fourth program, the Heart Gallery of Central Texas, at our 10th Anniversary Celebration. This program helps children who’ve been waiting to be adopted find their forever home.
At the end of our 2014 fiscal year, our annual operating budget broke the $1 million mark. What an amazing accomplishment! We’d gone from a group of concerned citizens to a major force for good in Central Texas. And we haven’t stopped growing…we kicked off our current fiscal year with a $1.8 million operating budget.
Our volunteer initiative, Teens4Teens, began in the summer of 2016. We knew this was a wonderful opportunity for young people to get involved in their communities and be encouraged to maintain that spirit of generosity as adults.
We’re excited to see what the next chapter holds for Partnerships for Children and you!
Each week CBS Austin features a Central Texas child waiting to be adopted. But what happens when the child ages out of the foster care system and doesn't find a forever family? Learn more about how our YES Mentoring program helps set up teens and young adults for success on their own.


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My recovery date only tells you one thing: it tells you the day that I removed the substances that I was abusing from my life. However, that date will not tell you when I started living in recovery with acceptance of my situation. I emphasize situation like that because I am still in the process of understanding what my situation even is. The point that I am trying to make is that my recovery date is just the day that I decided that my life needed to change. Living my life with the acceptance of who I was, who I am, and who I have the potential to become? Well, I am not sure I am able to pin point the exact date that this self-acceptance occurred during my recovery, but I can tell you about what has helped me get to this point, and what helps me when I decide to put one foot in front of the other.
Facing certain truths is something we avoid for a reason. It is much easier living in a life of denial particularly if our shame outweighs our desire to accept whatever we are choosing to run from. Even in the beginning stages of my recovery journey, I was just floating on the potential of this “new life” for myself. I was not ready to accept what my recovery was going to entail. I had no way of knowing. Even in the first year of my recovery, I had yet to face the harder questions: Why was I running from myself in the first place? What void was I trying to fill with drugs, alcohol, food, people and exercise? What led me to hit rock bottom to begin with?
For me to grow and become a better version of myself, I had to accept what I was still fighting to deny. To truly recover, and maintain that recovery, I had to confront the worst parts of myself, accept them for what they were, and be at peace with the fact that I cannot change what is behind me. I realized that what we have is today, and today we have the choice to become better and improve from that with each additional day that we are given.
I do not believe there is a “finish line” to recovery. What makes recovery challenging, is that it requires work every single day. There are no breaks from recovery. It is a constant battle with moderation and learning to live a balanced life. Recovery challenges us to find other ways to direct our passions and personalities. It also forces us to face the emotions that we have been fighting the hardest to avoid. Recovery is something we must choose to continue every day of the week, every day of the month, and every day of the year. But what makes recovery so worth it, is knowing that we are that much closer to reaching the fullest potential of ourselves. That no matter what, a life in recovery is always going to be far greater for you than a life of secrets, shame, and substances temporarily taking the pain away. Recovery offers us an opportunity to accept who we are, every single day. We don’t often think about how much freedom comes from accepting the person we have become based on the good and bad choices of our past. By choosing to accept yourself each day, you are taking that much power back in your life.
When it comes to recovery, we are told to always put one foot in front of the other and take it one day at a time. This is true, and that is all we can do; take each day as it comes, and hope that we have learned to make smarter choices.
There came a point in my recovery where I knew something had to change. I had removed what was toxic from my life, but I still could not explain the void that was still there. It was not until I started taking each step with a new acceptance for myself that I was finally able to start taking steps in the direction that I wanted to go in. It was not enough for me to just be in recovery. I also had to accept the reasons as to why I was in recovery in the first place.
Even when we are already taking steps in the right direction, we can still find ourselves walking on the edge of our true path. The best decision that I ever made was accepting the person I am; the good and the bad, the light and the dark. When we can live our lives with a certain type of understanding for ourselves, we can recover in a completely authentic way, and I think that is a path all of us in recovery should try!


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The West Coast of Vancouver Island – between Ucluelet and Tofino – is one of the world’s most amazing bird watching destinations. Situated in the Pacific Flyway, the island offers diverse habitats. Bird life is about habitat. Ucluelet’s rich habitats include ocean waters, rocky shoreline, mudflats and old growth forest. Ukee’s great bird show headlines hundreds of species. These include bald eagles and great blue herons from the seashore, chestnut-backed chickadees and blue Steller’s jays from the forest, and migrant birds including Rufous hummingbirds and orange-crowned warblers.Bird watchers don’t have to leave town to find the bald eagles. Not at all shy, eaglets are frequently spotted in nests right in town.
Every year from late April through May, flocks of sandpipers, plovers, Whimbrels, and many other shorebirds pass through the Tofino area . Thousands stop here to feed and rest as they make their impressive journey from South and Central America northward to their Arctic breeding grounds.
Often, the Raincoast Education Society will organize bird watching tours or Just Birding Owned and operated by George Bradd. He has an extensive background in bird research and conservation, bird guiding and outdoor recreation and education. George taught environmental science at the North Vancouver Outdoor School and worked for Parks Canada in various positions. Many of his winters have been spent birding in other countries and he has led birding tours in Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Mexico, California, Western Australia, and Canada. He has a strong paddling background and worked as a whitewater raft guide in Canada, New Zealand, and Costa Rica. George is fluent in Spanish. Join him for quality experienced guiding in small groups. Enjoying superb west coast Canadian birding by foot, canoe or boat.

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N.Tsilevich, A.Vershik, M.Yor, "Remarks on the Markov-Krein identity and quasi-invariance of the gamma process"
Remarks on the Markov-Krein identity and quasi-invariance of the gamma process.
Zapiski Nauchn. Semin. POMI, 283 (2001), 21-36.
English translation: J. Math. Sci. (N.Y.), 121, No. 3 (2004), 2303-2310.
Abstract. We present a simple proof of the Markov-Krein identity for distributions of means of linear functionals of the Dirichlet process and its various generalizations. The key idea is to use the representation of the Dirichlet process as the normalized gamma process and fundamental properties of gamma processes.

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A gold, 1986 Nissan Stanza inspired Kandice Shedd�s interest in automotive repairs.
The Stanza was Shedd�s first car when she was 16.
�And every time I turned around, something was wrong on it,� Shedd said.
Shedd learned how to repair her car to save herself money instead of making constant trips to an auto body shop.
For Angel Griffin, the dirt track sparked her pursuit of learning the workings under a car�s hood.
Nicole Hill�s father helped her gain interest by making sure she could change her own tires.
People still give Griffin, Hill and Shedd hesitant looks while handing over their keys at Gaston College�s automotive repair shop. The three women say they�re accustomed to people being apprehensive about turning over their vehicles to a female auto mechanic, but that just makes them want to work harder to prove they can go wrench to wrench with the guys when it comes to keeping engines running smoothly.
Nationally, about 1.2 percent of automotive body and repair workers are women, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Auto body and repair work ranks 13th on the list of nontraditional jobs for women. A nontraditional job is one where women make up less than 25 percent of those employed in that field.
Bricklayers, block masons and stone masons have the fewest women employed with less than 1 percent of those jobs filled by females, followed by cement masons, concrete finishers and terrazzo workers.
The largest percentage of women workers � 40.6 percent � are employed in management, professional and related occupations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Sales and office occupations come in second with 32 percent of women working in that field, and service occupations has the third highest percentage of women with 21.3 percent of women working in the service industry.
Shedd decided to turn her car knowledge into a career by enrolling in Gaston College�s automotive systems technology program.
As soon as she showed the guys she wasn�t scared of getting her hands dirty or taking on tough repairs, she earned their respect.
Hill has heard customers seeking repairs question whether she can handle the job. Hill said she�s had to explain that she�s just as capable as the other students.
��I know you are, but you�re a girl and I don�t want you to get hurt,�� has been a response Hill�s heard time and again.
Being female comes in handy for some auto work. Shedd said her small hands mean she can reach bolts that larger hands struggle to access.
Shedd wants to open up her own automotive garage that deals honestly with everyone, whether women or men. She learned from experience that not all repair shops are as reputable when she and her mother took in a 1991 Chevrolet Blazer with broken head gaskets.
The shop told her mother that they�d need to make multiple repairs to fix the Blazer, but Shedd knew better. She told her mother that all she had to do was take the head gaskets off and replace them.
The women say they hope that one day they won�t have to deal with perceptions of what�s traditional work. In the meantime, they�re ready to prove that they can change oil, repair brakes and fix engines as well as anyone.


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We’re taking our breakfast game to the next level.
We all know how much I love a good stuffed Portobello mushroom, so naturally I had to make a breakfast version so I have an excuse to eat these tasty, filling ‘shrooms every minute of every day. These Scrambled Egg & Sausage Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms will leave you satisfied and wanting more. Maybe you’ll even want to make them for dinner? We love a good BFD in our household.
But first let’s chat for a second. I know I mentioned it briefly a week or so ago, but we are now officially ONE MONTH away from Chris and my Big Day!! That being said, it’s time for us to buckle down and really focus on putting whole, nutritious foods into our bodies for the next four weeks (with some exceptions of course, we still have the Fourth of July and one more wedding to get through before then!) I’ve decided to take you all along for the ride, so get ready for some super delicious and nutritious recipes coming your way in the very near future.
What I DO think is awesome about these stuffed ‘shrooms as a breakfast item is the fact that they get you soooo much protein first thing in the morning and they will keep you full for hours on end. None of this fruity, carb-laden stuff that wears off an hour or two after you eat it. Chris and I actually had these for dinner and, since we hadn’t had lunch that day, I plated up two for each of us, but we both could only get through the first ones because they were so filling. Hooray for leftovers! They made a GREAT lunch today.
You get all of this blood sugar-stabilizing protein from both the Portobellos and the eggs, with a little extra added in from the sweet chicken Italian sausage and cheese. I think we’re safe to say that the Portobellos also count as a vegetable, so with the addition of fresh chives and tomatoes we can practically say we’re eating a salad for breakfast.
These reheat surprisingly well, which means you can easily prep them the night before and just pop them in the microwave or oven in the morning and have breakfast fit for a king in less than five minutes. Just be sure you don’t overcook your eggs in the first place if you’re planning to go this route. I left mine with just the slightest bit of runniness before loading them into the Portobellos as stuffing, so when I reheated them in the microwave they came out perfectly.
We clean and de-stem some huge, meaty Portobello mushrooms and brush them with an olive oil and fresh garlic combo. Before placing them in the oven we sprinkle on some salt and pepper because seasoning is king.
We roast our Portobellos for just a bit, then take them out of the oven and let them cool.
We cook up our Italian sausage and set it aside, then start with the scrambled egg mixture. In go eggs, fresh chives, tomatoes, cheese, and don’t forget the sausage!
We scramble those around until there’s just the tiniest bit of runniness left, and scoop the mixture evenly amongst our mushroom tops.
Finally, we whip up our trusty sourdough breadcrumbs, laced with just a bit more cheese. The sourdough breadcrumb-cheesy topping is the key to really taking these stuffed mushrooms into breakfast land.
A delicious, protein-packed breakfast version of the classic stuffed Portobello mushroom. A great way to start your day off on the right foot!
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a jelly roll pan with aluminum foil or parchment paper and place Portobello mushrooms on it.
Combine garlic and olive oil in a small bowl and brush over mushrooms. Be sure to brush both the top and the bottom to get an even coating. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and place in preheated oven. Bake for 15 minutes. Remove from oven and set aside. The mushrooms may come out a bit soggy due to the natural moisture in them, but some of that will soak back in as the mushrooms cool. Once you are ready to load them up with the filling, you can gently dump out any moisture that has not reabsorbed.
In a medium sauté pan over medium-high heat, cook the Italian sausage. Once sausage is done, remove to a paper towel-lined plate to drain and cool.
Place eggs in a medium mixing bowl and whisk to scramble. Using the same sauté pan as you did for the sausage, begin cooking eggs over medium heat. Low and slow is the way to go when cooking these to be sure you don’t overdo it. Almost as soon as you’ve added the eggs to the pan, add in the cherry tomatoes, chives and ¼ cup of the shredded cheese. Stir until eggs are mostly scrambled, with just a little bit of wetness remaining and then stir in the prepared sausage.
Using a food processor, break down the sourdough bread into small crumbs. Heat butter in a medium sauté pan over medium-high. Once butter is melted, add sourdough breadcrumbs to pan. Let cook, stirring every so often to prevent burning, until breadcrumbs take on a golden, toasty color. Remove breadcrumbs to a small bowl and stir in remaining ¼ cup of shredded cheese. Sprinkle mixture over the top of each mushroom.
Turn your oven broiler on high and place stuffed mushrooms under it for about 2 minutes. This will help further toast the breadcrumbs and melt the cheese. Remove from oven and let cool slightly before serving.

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Becoming a Freemason can be one of the most amazing and significant events of your life. From the moment you become a Masonic Brother, you will feel immediate acceptance in to our fraternity and Brotherly love.
If you’re in New York, CLICK HERE and complete the requested information. One of our Masonic Brothers will contact you quickly my email. You’ll get an opportunity to communicate a Master Mason and get all your questions answered before you take another single step further.
What Is Required To Become A Freemason?
You must be a man (male).
You must At least 18 years old.
Possess a belief in a supreme being, in whatever form or name.
Be capable of reading and writing.
Be a resident of New York State.
Be well recommended and of good moral character.
The most commonly questioned of these qualifications is why women cannot join Freemasonry. While to some, this rule seems chauvinistic and archaic, we prefer to see it as an equitable and respectful recognition of the benefits of gender-specific institutions. It is of important note to recognize the masonic concordant body of the Order of the Eastern Star, which is in fact how women are included in the larger masonic community.
It is also important to understand that as part of joining Freemasonry, you’re becoming part of a family to whom you promise friendship and support – and who promise friendship and support to you.
The Masonic phraseology is that a petitioner must be “of lawful age” and “well recommended.” This age requirement changes from grand jurisdiction to grand jurisdiction, however, Round Hill Masonic Lodge #533 is situated in the State of New York where the current age for initiation is 18 years old.
The only religious requirement of Freemasonry is that anyone petitioning the degrees of Masonry not be an “Atheist.” This is not to limit anyone’s freedom of religion but rather to ensure that its members believe that there is a greater power than themselves. Any person joining Freemasonry MUST believe that they are serving a higher calling and that their actions have consequences that carry beyond the grave. This predicates action that is accountable and necessitates the effort for improvement of oneself, others and the world.
Before we go any further, it should be known that Freemasonry is not a religion, even though it includes religious principles specifically from the Judea-Christian traditions. Even though the Bible is one of the centerpieces of the Lodge and quotes from the New Testament are recited in Lodge – it is not necessary that a Freemason be a Protestant. In fact, it’s quite common that Freemasons are Jewish, Catholic, Muslim and Buddhist. All traditions are equally accepted and highly respected as validly fulfilling the required belief in a supreme being.
Not only are reading and writing important parts of completing the degrees, but proficiency is critical – especially in order to contribute to the health and growth of the Lodge and its members.
When joining Freemasonry, one ought to join a Lodge that is within an easy driving distance of their home. As such, that lodge will be part of a Grand Jurisdiction, which will require residency in their State, Province, Country or Commonwealth. If you live in New York State CLICK HERE and we’ll put you in touch with the closest Masonic Lodge inside the District so that you may begin your Masonic journey.
It’s our sincere hope that you’ll consider becoming a Free and Accepted Mason, and share in the feeling of friendship and Brotherly love that Freemasons have enjoyed from time immortal.


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The assessment and lessons are taken at Betchworth Park Golf Club.
The club boasts a grass practice area which gives you the most realistic feel possible.
There is a short game/bunker area, putting green and 18 hole golf course. All these are available to use during the lessons. This allows me to look at all areas of your game and therefore help you improve your scores.
I use the cSwing video system, this allows me to look at your swing frame by frame and can help you improve even faster. Combined with the new Casio Exilim that films at up 2000 fps, you can see amazing detail in your swing to bring you the most personalised and specific golf lesson to you.

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Bottom-of-the-table Sunderland welcome Manchester City to the Stadium of Light on Sunday looking to avoid a seventh straight defeats at the hands of the Citizens. Read below our Sunderland v Man City betting preview with predictions, betting tips, probable lineups, team news, best odds, special offers and no deposit free bets on today's matches!
Sunderland enter this match on the back tow consecutive defeats to Southampton and Everton, and are currently three points off safety. They recorded a home draw with Liverpool and Tottenham and a 4-0 win over Crystal Palace, and should not be underestimated. Anyway, the Black Cats have scored in just two of their last eight Premier League outings. The corresponding fixture last season saw Manchester City win 1-0.
David Moyes will be without Jason Denayer, who is ineligible to face his parent club. Papy Djilobodji is available following suspension and should slot back into the starting lineup while Jan Kirchhoff is close to a first-team return. Adnan Januzaj and Fabio Borini could operate out wide behind the lone striker Jermaine Defoe, with Didier Ndong, Darron Gibson and Sebastian Larsson perhaps starting in the middle of the park. The likes of Paddy McNair, Lee Cattermole, Duncan Watmore and Victor Anichebe remain all sidelined through injury.
Manchester City are enjoying their best run since they began the season with 10 consecutive wins, the only blot on their record in the last seven matches being a 0-0 draw away to Huddersfield in the FA Cup. Anyway, Guardiola's men had no problems in the replay match as they hammered the Terriers 5-1. They sit 3rd in the Premier League, one point behind 2nd placed Tottenham but with one game in hand (the derby against United). In terms of direct encounters, the Citizens have won their last 6 matches against Sunderland in all competitions scoring a total of 18 goals.
Aleksandar Kolarov and Vincent Kompany are both available for the trip to the Stadium of Light. Pep Guardiola, who is without long-term injured pair Ilkay Gundogan and Gabriel Jesus, is expected to bring David Silva, Bacary Sagna and Willy Caballero into the starting XI. Yaya Toure is likely to start in the defensive midfield role, behind the four-man midfield of Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne, David Silva and Leroy Sane. Of course, Sergio Aguero will spearhead the attack.
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A Kasi Originator is someone who uses the Kasi values of Brotherhood, community, hard work and local pride to create something which is game changing. Kasi Originators are people who challenge the negative stereotypes associated with the hoods we grew up in and create something that expose the mass market to Kasi ideals in a creative and constructive manner. These are the values, which we adopted when 6 young men from various Kasi’s in KZN came together to create the brand that is SMB. In an attempt to break down the cultural differences that made it awkward for the Kasi child to thrive in urban secular environments we decided to shake things up. The ethos was simple, bright, loud, bold statements that would introduce upcoming youth to our brand of street culture as well as create waves within the industry which we sort to compete in.
Our first benchmark range TIA (This is Africa) showed the industry what we were all about. We infused about 20 different African tribal prints into popular street ware apparel. This completely changed the way people saw dungarees, jeans and two pieces. We marketed the range with a string of Kasi inspired events that we used to introduce the youth of Durban to our clothes and the new international of Trap music trend. The aesthetic this created was that of Durban kids dressed in Kasi inspired clothing turning up in boujee urban environments. The youth of Durban took to it seamlessly. This grew our following around the country as well as internationally through our strong Tumblr presence.
TIA lead to the creation of our iconic #BAP$ range. We wanted to add a no nonsense trademark to our new age afro street style which people would be able to relate to locally and internationally regardless of language or place of origin. With this range we decided to rekindle the long lasting love affair Mzansi has with a Kasi favorite, the Bucket Hat. We sourced a range of pop culture inspired fabrics and used them to make colorful reversible bucket hats with our #BAP$ box logo. The garment is still our highest selling piece to date. The biggest complement for our creation was how every major upcoming and established street brand jumped on to the trend and made their own variations of the colorful hat.
Fast-forward to 2017 we’ve taken the customization culture we grew up on eKasi to the next level. It’s hard for 6 creatives to settle on a single fabric for a range so we decided to use the unorthodox solution of infusing all our choices into one garment. This decision gave birth to #BAP$ patchwork range. It’s a collage of our iconic bold materials, our tribute to street fashion. Our garments always have the youth in mind as this collection gives our clients the ability enter the world of high end street fashion without paying too much.
The Kasi bois that are SMB are still at it. Having fun while inspiring, empowering and putting the city of Durban and all our hoods on the map.
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As she reflected on the end of her decades-long career as an elected official Monday night, Councillor Maria Augimeri also had a stinging rebuke for the provincial government.
“This was not the election that the people wanted,” said Augimeri of the Ford government’s move to slash city council wards from 47 to 25, which saw Augimeri forced to face off against neighbouring Councillor James Pasternak in a new mega ward, Ward 6.
Pasternak received 11,559 votes, beating Augimeri by over 2,000 votes. She gave her concession speech to a packed audience at a Downsview convention centre.
She noted she won overwhelmingly in her old, pre-council-cuts Downsview ward.
“I’ve done this job as a sort of religion. For me, it’s been a calling,” Augimeri said, at times holding back tears.
She said Ward 6 was now an “impossible ward” to represent given it’s size, but said she believed Pasternak, who she spoke to Monday, will try his best.
“James is a gentleman. I think we will be in good hands,” she said.
The new ward is a combination of Augimeri’s and Pasternak’s old wards, which stretches approximately from Steeles Ave. to the north, Highway 401 to the south, Jane St. to the west and Bathurst St. to the east. It’s population is just over 104,000, nearly 60 per cent of whom are visible minorities.
Big issues identified by the candidates during the campaign included traffic, development, community safety and infrastructure improvements, especially to help more residents with basement flooding. Affordable housing was also brought up as a key issue in a ward where more than half of dwellers are tenants.
Augimeri had committed to establishing traffic panels comprised of residents to recommend traffic calming measures, while Pasternak was promising to continue with the building of a library in his old ward as well as a community centre in Downsview.
Anti-violence advocate Louise Russo, who was Mayor John Tory’s special guest at his 2014 inaugural council meeting, said her number one issue had been community safety, promising to bring together residents at small, intimate gatherings to come up with ideas.
Edward Zaretsky had promised to appoint a “deputy councillor” if elected, as a way to ensure residents in the new, much bigger ward would have a better chance at being heard.
Zaretsky was embroiled in a legal battle with Pasternak during the campaign; a paralegal acting on the councillor’s behalf demanded that Zaretsky apologize for making allegedly defamatory statements about Pasternak on Twitter and in a flyer. Zaretsky told the Star he refused to apologize, while Pasternak vowed to pursue legal action.
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888poker ambassadors Ana Marquez, Parker Talbot and Vivian Saliba also bagged in flight A at 888poker LIVE London.
The £1,100 Main Event at the 2018 888poker LIVE Festival London is off to a great start, as 76 unique players showed up for the first of five starting days. On top of that, another 21 re-entries were purchased to create a field of 97 entries on Day 1a at the Aspers Casino at Westfield Stratford City.
After 12 levels of 30 minutes each, it was Antoine Labat that turned his starting stack of 30,000 into ten times as many, bagging up 300,500 in the early morning hours.
Labat finished ninth in the 2018 World Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas for $1 million and very recently added another six-figure score to his poker resume. Among others, Labat faced John Cynn back then in Sin City and the 2018 WSOP Main Event champion also made the trip over to London to take part in the festival in London. Cynn bagged up 76,000 on Day 1a and now has two days off before returning for Day 2 on Sunday, December second, 2018.
2018 WSOP Main Event champ John Cynn bagged in flight A.
Other big stacks and notables that bagged and tagged include the Brits Scott Adams (272,500) and Neil Mahamdi (264,000), Christopher Yong (180,500), Chris Da-Silva (126,000), Benny Glaser (101,000), and Harry Lodge (79,000). Team 888poker saw the ambassadors Ana Marquez (95,500), Parker Talbot (64,500) and Vivian Saliba (60,000) advance, while Dominik Nitsche and Sofia Lovgren were among those that busted.
Terry Jordon took several shots at running up a stack, word on the street is that he fired at least four entries already, but didn't find a bag. Other big names that came and left without chips were Steve Watts, Sam Grafton, Conor Beresford and Andrew Hulme. Beresford was ousted in the final level of the night when he lost a flip with ace-jack suited against the pocket eights of Glaser.
While the entire poker room of the Aspers Casino was buzzing with two Main Event satellites, Day 2 of the £2,200 High Roller, Day 1a of the £1,100 Main Event and the cash game tables in full swing, another Brit that gained a lot of popularity in the previous year was spotted in the tournament area. None other than John Hesp sat down with PokerNews' Sarah Herring for a quick chat on Facebook live and was all smiles. The fairytale story of Hesp saw the Brit on the final table of the 2017 WSOP Main Event and he finished fourth for $2.6 million.
The Main Event continues with two starting days each in the next two days. Day 1b is already underway while Day 1c kicks off at 6 p.m. also on Friday. Furthermore, Day 1d and 1e take place Saturday with the final heat in a turbo format and levels of 20 minutes each. Follow the live updates here.


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Allscripts Touchworks EHR stores the dictionaries within TWAdmin instead of using System Administration (SA) in previous versions. This page is a listing of the available dictionaries with links to their definitions and use.
Each dictionary has the following buttons. Note that if the button is grayed out in a specific dictionary, then it is not applicable to that dictionary.
Add - Allows administrators to add additional items to selected dictionary.
Report - Opens the reporting page, from which administrators can run reports, export and print data from within the associated dictionary.
Search - Allows administrators to search for items within a selected dictionary, rather than scrolling through the entire dictionary.
Allscripts Touchworks EHR Dictionaries come predefined in a lot of cases. It is recommended that if you are adding to a dictionary and the code or mnemonic is not meant to match a 3rd party vendors system that each code or mnemonic is prefaced with the client mnemonic. For example, if your company name is New World Healthcare and you are adding an entry to the pharmacy dictionary, the recommendation would be to make the code "NWA123". This allows you to easily identify delivered items versus customer defined items.
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It's time once again that we caught up with Windows 10 and that's what this week's newsletter is all about. We try to do this every few months as the platform continues to evolve. We also have an alert concerning a popular remote control product plus the usual tips, tools and other stuff that matters to our family of IT pros around the world.
Yes it's just like home, isn't it?
Wondering whether you have any info on free server and infrastructure monitoring tools that you have published in previous articles, comparisons or reader feedback. There are some really good tools out there but only seem to do one aspect really well like snmp monitoring of switches and network infrastructure but fall a bit short on the Windows server monitoring. A combined article showcasing some of the free tools with pros and cons would be awesome.
Although it's focus is network monitoring, as a server admin I've primarily used it for Windows Server monitoring, alerting, analysis, and reporting, while mapping out key components of the network infrastructure. It certainly competes with some of the commercial systems monitoring tools. There are downloadable virtual appliances to get up and running quite quickly.
It's good for servers (Windows/Linux) but does fall short in other areas (we have 170 small NASes in remote locations and unless we get the paid for version it won't see them.
Since Mikrotik has recently started working on it again and have ported it over to run on some of their routers along with being able to run it on a PC it is fun and easy to use. It will discover a network and attempt to identify the endpoints. You can specify network ranges and build a network diagram. Objects can be dragged into position to position them in a way that helps visualize the network. Then if devices have SNMP enabled, the dude will collect cpu, memory, hard disk, bandwidth, location, etc and display it with the object. It really is a fantastic tool and one that I keep on my laptop to help troubleshoot a network segment. There is too many features to list here but if someone is willing to set it up correctly it will monitor and display most of the pertinent information on a network. It will also collect log data from devices that have remote logging. If you have never used it, you should give it a try. When I thought Mikrotik was going to discontinue it I got worried and tried to replace it with something else and after investigating a dozen other products had decided that I would keep using it until it no longer worked with Windows. I recently purchased a Mikrotik router just to be able to run the dude as a separate monitoring device and have been pleased with some of the new features.
Did I mention that it is FREE! You would do well to play with it and I am convinced that after a short time would fine this to be an absolute must have on your network.
It is however a discontinued development product -- although it can still be purchased. Nothing I have come across even comes close to what this tool can do -- which is a real shame that it is no longer being updated (Would be nice if a new developer would pick it up.) We use it to monitor servers, services, pings, event logs, web sites, switches, routers, file changes, file existence, disk space, remote processes, file sizes, registry key changes… etc etc (And I'm still only 20% into what this tool is capable of). It can email alerts, and sms if required, and has an auto-start tool should the service stop. It is invaluable.
I've been a tech for 20 years now, and have always been interested in network administration. I've learned a lot from the net admins I've worked with, but not nearly enough to be able to do the job. So my question for your readers - at almost 40 years old, with 20 years as a tech, is it still an option to get into the network admin business or should I just leave that to the younger group? I don't want to be a tech for the rest of my career, but I also know that there's a lot I don't know.
I started in the IT field at age 47 when the company I had work for 12 years started a help desk. Within 1 year (age 48) I was promoted and began performing desktop support. 3 ½ years later (age 51) I was again promoted to Network/Systems administrator. 2 years later, I became the Telecom Administrator (age 53). At age 56 I decided I wanted to balance my work/home life and went back to desktop support, first as a supervisor and then as a TSA (due to a reduction in force). Change is constant with new technology appearing every day. In many cases, as a network tech you learn as a new project is assigned. I am now 60 and enjoy the 8 - 5 work schedule and no longer being on call.
Open my very first computer @ age 40+, by that time had virtually no ideas on what I was doing.
Later went trough Novell - NCE 3x, NCA 4x, MS - DOS/3x, Win2000, CISCO - CCNA 2x & 4x, CompTIA - A+, Network+ & Security+, and bunch of vendor's certs.
Worked as Computer/Network Tech, System/Network Admin, recently back to computer tech, however with big company with decent salary and good benefits.
In the past used mainly mail lists and word of mouth as a source of info.
After Yahoo then Google and other search engine comes to age using them as well as previous sources.
The youngest co-worker I've known was in late teens and the oldest was over 70 years old, but primary IT is for younger folks in general.
IMHO no matter which path in IT you are choose you have to be able to learn new thing constantly and be able to adjust to a newer technology in order to be successful.
Here's a very old one I paid for many years ago.
Note copyright starting 1996? Yup, the same program!
I don't use this to clean any PC internals. That is a bad idea. At least with full size vacuums, the dust travelling up the hose creates static and will zap components.
I'm not a betting man, but I wonder what the odds are that Microsoft will decide to extend their offer by an additional 6 or 12 months and find new ways to try and "force" Win 7/8 users to upgrade their machines to Windows 10?
One of the difficulties you experience when you stick with an older operating system like Windows 7 is that if you need to deploy a new PC with that OS then afterwards you'll need to download and install many, many updates from Windows Update. With earlier operating systems like Windows XP, Microsoft issued service packs every year or so that were basically big rollups of all the updates released during that year. Unfortunately Windows 7 only has had only one service pack released, and Windows 8.1 has had none.
Microsoft has made a few other improvements in how updates will be released for Win 7/8.1 and you can read about these improvements in the above blog post.
Hi Mitch. Under Windows 10 in device drivers, there is a new category called "Digital Media Devices". On my home office network I have a Marantz M-CR611 digital streaming audio system. Now I thought I understood this -- it acts as a client and can play music from my PC, NAS, server, amongst all sorts of things. That part is fairly normal. But on Windows 10 - a new install onto an old laptop, but not on my Windows 8.1 PC, in device manager there is a new category "Digital Media devices" and under there it shows "Marantz M-CR611". Right click and get properties up and it shows location = http://192.168.0.86:8080/description.xml.
Now normally I would expect a device that shows up under device manager to be something that I can access from my PC. But it appears that what is potentially a client device is now showing up. However it shows up despite the fact that I have not enabled the PC for streaming. But also, none of the other devices that are enabled for streaming on my network show up under Digital Media Devices.
Now the driver for it is (according to the info) Microsoft driver date 21/06/2006 -- pretty old for a device driver for Windows 10. So, the best I can deduce is that there is a subtle change with previous versions of Windows and that this new category of devices is showing only certain types of networked digital media devices that are only clients to Windows 10, whether or not you have enabled streaming, so it is a sort of "digital media network map" of certain types of devices that could be clients to your PC if you enabled media streaming.
This goes against what I would expect a Digital Media device under Device Manager would be -- I would expect it to be something I could use as a source of media streaming, just like a DVD drive, TV card etc.
The only thing I can think of is that as there is an app for controlling it (from Android or IoS) it is presenting an interface to Windows 10 for a potential Windows app for remote control. Adding a device like this to a large network could be quite interesting as potentially lots of PCs would then add it as a device driver.
Can anybody shed any light on this apparently new type of device driver?
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Migrating to OpenStack hybrid cloud requires getting over a number of hurdles as the interfaces and tools available to build it aren't as complete as many IT pros would like. And while integration certainly isn't easy, our editors are here to help -- access this tip to explore key considerations and best practices for using the platform alongside any of the major public cloud providers.
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‘Glee’ men have reportedly been offered 100,000 dollars to pose for Playgirl magazine.
Chord Overstreet, the actor who plays the show’s new blond quarterback dreamboy, may be offered as much as 100,000 dollars to pose for “Playgirl,” according to E! Online.
“And he doesn’t even have to take it all off,” the New York Daily News quoted a rep for the magazine as saying about the 21-year-old’s potential spread.
He isn’t the only “Gleek” the mag wants, however. The rep also said they are targeting actor Mark Salling, who plays Puck on the show.
“We would definitely want him. We would be very willing to pay for them both…up to 100 thousand,” said the rep.
The GQ photo spread of Agron, Monteith, and Michele is still causing controversy, and now the guys of ‘Glee’ are also being offered a spread in Playgirl.
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