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Neil Young & The Bluenotes
Venue World (New York, NY)
Date Apr 19, 1988 (Late)
1Welcome To The Big Room08:13
2High Heel Shoes03:53
3Sunny Inside02:52
4Hey Hey04:15
5Walking After Midnight04:33
6Bad News08:00
7Your Love03:34
8Coupe De Ville04:11
9Hello Lonely Woman05:18
10Life In The City04:03
11Soul Of A Woman07:01
12This Note's For You05:50
13Ten Men Workin'08:17
14Don't Take Your Love Away From Me (Incomplete)08:07
Neil Young: vocals, guitar; Frank (Pancho) Sampedro: keyboards; Steve Lawrence: lead tenor saxophone; Ben Keith: alto saxophone; Larry Cragg: baritone saxophone; Claude Cailliet: trombone; John Fumo: trumpet; Tom Bray: trumpet; Rick Rosas: bass; Chad Cromwell: drums
Following his well-documented artistic control feud with Geffen Records during much of the 1980s, Neil Young returned to his former label Reprise by the end of the decade. Often perceived as a continuation of his more eclectic years at Geffen, his first album for Reprise, This Note's For You, was his most consistent and uncompromised album in years. Fronting a nine piece rhythm and blues band that included longtime cohorts Ben Keith and Poncho Sampedro (although not playing their most familiar instruments), as well as a full horn section, The Bluenotes were a powerhouse band that showcased yet another side of Neil - a rhythm and blues man.
When The Bluenotes hit the road, Young abandoned the arena circuit and often performed two shows a night at intimate clubs and theaters. Performing only new song and unheard back catalogue material, the repertoire was largely unfamiliar to audiences. With the exception of the album's title song, a humorous attack on corporate sponsorship, few had heard any of the material beforehand, but the group's commitment and Young's distinct lead guitar work won over many a skeptical listener. Unfortunately, only two brief examples of The Bluenotes live on stage were ever officially issued (both on Young's Lucky 13 album), so this important stage of his career has been largely overlooked or trivialized.
This exceptional quality live recording captures the second of two spirited Bluenotes performances at The World In New York City on April 19, 1988. Without covering anyone, Young pays homage to blues influences like Jimmy Reed, Buddy Guy, Michael Bloomfield and all three Kings (Albert, Freddie and B.B.). This is Young pursuing a very big sound while exploring some of the root elements in his music. One listen to this performance and many may re-evaluate this vastly underrated phase in Young's career as a live performing artist.
Neil Young & The Bluenotes World Apr 18, 1988 (Early)
Neil Young & The Bluenotes World Apr 17, 1988 (Late)
Neil Young & The Bluenotes World Apr 21, 1988


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The Brown University News Bureau
1998-1999 index
Distributed July 2, 1998
Contact: Carol Morton
Scientists find solar system's hottest surfaces on Jupiter's moon Io
Hundreds of millions of miles from the sun, volcanoes on Jupiter's moon Io sizzle at the highest recorded surface temperatures of any planetary body in the solar system. Planetary scientists from University of Arizona, Brown University and five other institutions report this finding in the July 3 issue of the weekly journal Science.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Hundreds of millions of miles from the sun, volcanoes on Jupiter's moon Io sizzle at the highest recorded surface temperatures of any planetary body in the solar system. Planetary scientists from University of Arizona, Brown University and five other institutions report this finding in the cover story of the July 3 issue of the weekly journal Science.
Editors: The Io image on the cover of Science shows about 20 dark volcanic vents, some also shaded red by sulfur. It is available at http://pirlwww.lpl.arizona.edu/hiips/science/.
The report provides an important clue to understanding geophysical processes within Io, which may be similar to the early stages in the evolution of Earth, Venus and other planetary bodies.
"The very hot lavas erupting on Io are hotter than anything that has erupted on Earth for billions of years," says lead author Alfred McEwen, director of the Planetary Image Research Lab at the University of Arizona. "They are the highest surface temperatures in the solar system other than the sun itself."
At least 12 different vents on Io spew lava at temperatures greater than 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit. One volcanic vent may be as hot as 3,100 degrees Fahrenheit - about three times hotter than the hottest sunlit surface of Mercury, the closest planet to the sun. The surface temparatures on Io, which is 1,245 million miles from the sun, stay well below freezing (minus 243 degrees Fahrenheit) except for the volcanic hot spots.
The latest temperature measurements are more than double the highest temperatures recorded by the Voyager spacecraft in 1979 and also exceed more recent measurements made by telescopes.
McEwen and his colleagues calculated the temperatures of Io's volcanoes using two instruments on the Galileo spacecraft. The instruments read the infrared "signatures" of the volcanic vents, which emit light beyond the color red, which is the longest wavelength visible to the human eye. Scientists calculated the lava temperatures needed to fit the infrared signatures. These lava temperatures and the visible color properties of the dark flows are consistent with lava compositions rich in heavy elements like magnesium.
Io's neighbors turn up its internal thermostat. Neighboring moons Europa and Ganymede pull Io into an elliptical orbit, so that Io passes close and then swings farther away from Jupiter. During its orbit, Io actually changes shape slightly, molded by the massive gravitational forces of Jupiter at different distances. Just as metal heats up when it's bent back and forth, scientists believe Io heats up when it changes shape.
"It's almost as if Io is being kneaded by the tidal interactions between Jupiter and the other moons," says co-author James Head, professor of geological sciences at Brown University.
In its chilly corner of the universe, Io needs to release its inner heat, just as a cup of hot coffee cools by releasing steam. Scientists have known for a while that Io is the solar system's most volcanically active planetary body. Yet scientists were surprised by the extreme temperatures.
The findings raise new questions about the composition and evolution of Io. For example, the hot temperatures suggest that the lava is composed of dense material that tends to sink, not rise, within a planet. Typically, lighter material in a volcanically active planetary body tends to melt first and rise to the surface where it cools and forms a crust. The process is called differentiation.
"Given Io's intense vulcanism, we expect extreme differentiation," McEwen says. "The evidence suggests we're seeing heavy magma erupt to the surface. How do we explain that? It's harder for dense material to rise through a low-density crust, although this has occurred on Earth's moon. Perhaps some process mixes the crust back into Io's interior, so the crust has a higher density."
On Earth, the tectonic plates move slowly around the surface, forming new crust at mid-ocean ridges, for example, and recycling oceanic crust into the hot mantle where two plates collide, one diving under the other. Scientists don't know yet how to explain what's happening on Io.
"We have a lot of the same questions about early Earth," McEwen says. "Early Earth is hard to understand because the evidence has been so degraded by an active environment and plate tectonics. I like to think of Io as a grand experiment in planetary vulcanism and differentiation. This experiment may ultimately help us to understand the evolution of Earth and other planets, such as Venus and Mars."
Alfred McEwen, (520) 621-4573, [email protected]
James Head, (401) 863-2526, [email protected] (after July 3)
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/galileo/
http://www.lpl.arizona.edu/faculty/mcewen.html
http://porter.geo.brown.edu/planetary/

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Palmadusta asellus is a species of sea snail, a cowry, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Cypraeidae, the cowries.

Description
Palmadusta asellus has a shell reaching a length of about . The shells are white with three large brown transversal bands on the upper surface. The brown mantle shows several whitish spots. In the living cowry it covers almost entirely the shells.

Subspecies
Palmadusta asellus is divided into the following subspecies:

 Palmadusta asellus asellus (Linnaeus, 1758)
 Palmadusta asellus bitaeniata (Geret, 1903)
 Palmadusta asellus latefasciata Schilder, 1930
 Palmadusta asellus vespacea (Melvill, 1905)

Distribution
This species is distributed in the seas along Aldabra, Chagos, the Comores, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, the Red Sea, Réunion, the Seychelles and Tanzania.

References

 Verdcourt, B. (1954). The cowries of the East African Coast (Kenya, Tanganyika, Zanzibar and Pemba). Journal of the East Africa Natural History Society 22(4) 96: 129–144, 17 pls
 Burgess, C.M. (1970). The Living Cowries. AS Barnes and Co, Ltd. Cranbury, New Jersey
 Sea Life Base

External links

Cypraeidae
Gastropods described in 1758
Taxa named by Carl Linnaeus

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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UPDATE: student trespasser arrested in parking lot
Nov. 22, 2004, midnight | By Allison Elvove Adedeji Ogunfolu | 17 years, 1 month ago
Juvenile charged with second-degree assault
A former Blair student was caught trespassing in the student parking lot at around 2:15 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 18, according to Blair administrators and police.
Officer Ralph Penn was told by Blair security that a disruptive juvenile was on school grounds and confronted the male about the situation. "He had been drinking. I could smell alcohol," said Penn. Penn stated that the former student began "swinging at me," calling the officer names and resisting arrest.
He stated that no gun was used in the incident but that he had taken the gun out of his holster to get it out of the student's reach. "When I was fighting with him, I took [the gun] out and put it somewhere else," Penn stated. Shortly after, he called for backup on the radio.
Several police cars arrived on the scene, and Penn explained that the general public might have thought there were too many officers involved. "If a police officer is in trouble, police come from all over," said Penn. "It's better to have too much than not enough."
Two to three policemen secured the student trespasser, placed ankle cuffs on the male and took him into custody. This was not the first time Penn had trouble with the student. "I had a run in with him before," said Penn.
The student was charged with second-degree assault, trespassing and resisting arrest.
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Allison Elvove. Allison Elvove was a Co-Editor-in-Chief of Silver Chips Online during the 2004-2005 school year. She wrote more than 70 articles while on the staff and supervised 40 student journalists, editing articles on a daily basis. During her time as editor, Silver Chips Online won the … More »
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…and K's stocking is coming along.
Thought I'd forgotten all about it, didn't you?
Just because I might have been a little distracted by this?
Last week, I was at a meeting with someone wearing a beautiful shawl. She mentioned that it was made from Wollmeise. And I remembered that I had a barely-begun Wollmeise shawl project sitting in my closet: my Entomology shawl. I pulled it out of the closet and read through the instructions again. I had not quite finished stringing all the beads.
The instructions for the shawl give a handy little tip. Instead of counting out each of the 1205 beads, string a bunch on and measure how many beads fit in an inch. Do a little multiplication, and you can simply measure the string of beads for an estimated total. I did the math. And I realized that, at 14 beads per inch, 1205 beads would measure just over 7 feet.
That's a lot of beads. I strung them all, plus an extra inch or so for insurance, and cast on this evening. During a couple hours of tv watching, I worked my way through the 20 rows of chart A. And then realized I completely forgot to place the beads that were between stitches – I only did the ones in the yarnovers.
My little shawl is back to being a ball of yarn with a whole lot of little tiny beads. And that cross-stitch stocking is looking at me reproachfully.
He's a little creepy with only part of a face, isn't he?
It's not that I hadn't heard of the Sock Yarn Blankie. It kept popping up in podcasts and here and there in the Ravelry Forums. As cool as Shelly's Blankie looked, I just didn't have any desire to turn my scraps into a real, honest-to-goodness project.
And then Stacy started talking about it, too. She mentioned another lovely blanket, and then I stumbled on Elizabeth's gorgeous project (also, she has the best blog name ever).
I have been keeping sock yarn remnants neatly balled up in a drawer of my card catalog cabinet, like they were just waiting for this project.
I swapped several remnants with Stacy, joined the BlankieMania group over Ravelry, and found a mini-skein swap to join. I shipped off an envelope full of yarn.
I can hardly wait for my new mini-skeins to come in.
There hasn't been much knitting going on around here lately. I started the Couch to 5K program a few weeks back, which means I get up quite early to go running, which means I (usually) go to bed quite early, which means what used to be my evening knitting time now gets used up by things like checking my email while watching How I Met Your Mother.
And you thought it was slow going knitting a lace shawl.
This is the third of three cross-stitch stockings for our family. It was supposed to be done for last Christmas, but since I took more than a year doing the second stocking, that didn't happen.
I am determined to finish it for this Christmas. And then, maybe I'll knit myself a lace shawl.
K came into the kitchen early this morning to find me with a couple of pots heating up on the stove.
"What are you cooking?" she asked.
I think she was a little disappointed. Especially after discovering that I managed to avoid boiling the pot over again, so I was unlikely to scrub the stove again.
I decided that I didn't like the colors of Cascade 220 I had on hand for the jackalope's ears and paw pads. Also, I really wanted to try some Kool-Aid dyeing. And, I've decided that I want to knit up a baby jackalope, too, and I needed more brown yarn.
I'm fascinated by the way the water turns clear as the yarn soaks up the dye in the Kool-Aid pot. Tea dyeing leaves you a (big, strong, yarny) pot of tea after removing the yarn.
My yarn hanks are drying in the yard at the moment. I've finished the body and legs of the jackalope, so I need to get going on those paw pads. This batch of tea dyeing gave me a much darker yarn, which is kind of neat. The red yarn is the result of 4 packages of strawberry Kool-Aid mix. I would have liked it lighter – I probably should have tried to get some of the Pink Lemonade flavor. Maybe next time.
For the last couple of months, I've been engaging in a little experiment. At the end of August, I challenged myself to avoid purchasing any yarn until my birthday (at the end of January). When I decided to go to Stitches West, I moved the goal posts to the first day of Stitches.
I made two exceptions to the No Buying Yarn rule: (1) the Loopy Ewe Sock Club packages, which bill for each shipment rather than up front, and which I committed to back in the Spring, and (2) a possible extension of the Tempted @ 3AM club, which did take an upfront payment, and I can't tell you how nifty it is to get yarn in the mail that you paid for so long ago it's like the yarn is coming for free.
Other than that, I've been knitting out of my stash. Meanwhile, people have been confessing their falls off the Cold Sheep Wagon. So, I wanted to share a Cold Sheep Success Story.
It started out with me wanting to knit up a Jackalope for K. It was supposed to be a surprise, but that's another tale. The stumbling block was a lack of rabbit-colored yarn. I have several single skeins of Cascade 220 in red, orange, green, and blue, but no brown or gray. But I do have something: several skeins of white (which I didn't want to use for the body, because I want to use white for the horns; also, a jackalope is a desert animal, not a snow animal!) and a whole lot of tea.
That's an 8-quart pot (not quite full) and 12 bags of Tetley's British Blend.
It came out a very nice desert rabbit brown, I think. And I didn't even need a separate set of pots.
I've been alternating working on the jackalope with working on my third second Zig-Zag Diamonds sock. Progress on the sock is slow, but I've turned the heel and picked up the pattern for the foot in the right place this time. At this point, I really just want to be done with it.


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Pale Ale (engl. für "blasses Ale-Bier") ist ein helles bis kupferfarbenes, obergärig gebrautes Bier. Es gehört zur Familie der aus England stammenden Ales, unterscheidet sich vom klassischen Stil aber durch die Verwendung hellerer Malzsorten.

Geschichte
Pale Ale entstand im frühen 18. Jahrhundert in England. Bis dahin waren ausschließlich dunkle Biersorten verbreitet. Durch das kontrolliertere Darren über Koks wurde erstmals die Herstellung hellerer Malzsorten (pale malts) möglich. Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts war das Pale Ale in England breit etabliert.

Herstellung
Pale Ales werden aus hellem Malz hergestellt. Die gewonnene Würze wird bei warmen Temperaturen zwischen 15 und 20 °C (in Ausnahmen bis 35 °C) obergärig vergoren. Sie werden nicht nur mit Gerstenmalz eingebraut, sondern gelegentlich auch mit Roggen-, Weizen- und anderen Malzsorten. Außerdem gibt es Varianten mit Polenta und anderen vorverarbeiteten Produkten. Pale Ales werden in unterschiedlichen Bierstilen gebraut, etwa in der Variante des stärker gehopften India Pale Ale mit höherem Alkoholgehalt.

Verbreitung
Mit der britischen Kolonialexpansion verbreitete sich ab Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts das India Pale Ale wegen seiner längeren Haltbarkeit weltweit.

Im Zuge der US-amerikanischen Craft-Beer-Bewegung wurde 1981 mit dem Sierra Nevada Pale Ale erstmals ein neuer Biertyp lanciert – das American Pale Ale. Es zeichnet sich durch intensivere Hopfung aus und gehört zu den ersten Bieren, die mit der heute weit verbreiteten Hopfensorte Cascade kaltgestopft wurden.

Durch den intensiven Handels- und Kulturaustausch über den Ärmelkanal haben sich auch in Belgien (Belgian Style Pale Ales, die sich durch spezielle Hefen unterscheiden) und in Nordfrankreich das Bière de garde zu eigenständigen Biersorten entwickelt.

Typen

 American Pale Ale
 Bière de garde
 Blonde
 Burton Pale Ale
 English Bitter
 India Pale Ale (IPA)
 Strong Pale Ale
 Scotch Ale
 Mild Ale

Literatur
 Michael Jackson: Bier International. Hallwag Verlag: Bern und Stuttgart 1994, ISBN 3-444-10432-4, (Originalausgabe: Michael Jackson's Beer Companion, zuletzt: 2nd edition rev. and updated. Mitchell Beazley, London 1997, ISBN 1-84000-006-6)
Sylvia Kopp: Das Craft-Bier Buch. Die neue Braukultur. Verlag Gestalten, Berlin 2014. ISBN 978-3899555349
 Randy Mosher: Radical Brewing. Recipes, Tales, and World-Altering Meditations in a Glass. Brewers Publication: Boulders 2004, ISBN 0-937381-83-7

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Biersorte
Bier (Vereinigtes Königreich)


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English: An Autumn in London es una producción de Malayan Film, escrita por Ajayan Venugopalan y dirigida por Shyamaprasad. Un drama con leves toques de sátira (crítica) y humor negro. Protagonizada por Jayasurya, Nivin Pauly, Mukesh, Nadia Moidu, Remya Nambeesan. La película es producida por Binu Dev, bajo la dirección de Navarang Screens y la música fue compuesta por Rex Vijayan, integrante de la banda Avial, mientras la cinematografía es manejada por Udayan Ambaadi y está editado por Vinod Sukumaran. La película relata la historia de la vida de los Malayalees que viven en Londres.

Trama
La película relata las vidas de cuatro personajes de diversos orígenes, cuyo paso al Reino Unido y sus consecuencias, se tratan en la película. Jayasurya interpreta a Shankaran Kathakali que es un inmigrante ilegal, un artista convertido en camarero. Nivin Pauly se pone el papel de Sibin, un ejecutivo de Tecnologías de la Información con un ojo errante. Mukesh juega Alegría, dueño de la tienda de esquina de una gran familia de clase media en Londres y todos sus problemas concomitantes y ventajas. Nadia Moidu, interpreta a Saraswathy, un brahmán tamil. Casada con un médico, que ha estado en el Reino Unido, durante más de 20 años. Remya Nambeesan en el papel de Gauri, una joven casada de un pasado abrupto que llega a Londres.

Reparto
 Jayasurya como Shankaran.
 Nivin Pauly como Sibin.
 Mukesh como Joy.
 Nadia Moidu como Saraswathy.
 Remya Nambeesan como Gauri Rajesh.
 Sona Nair como Saly, la esposa de Joy.
 Murali Menon como Dr. Ram, el esposo de Saraswathy.
 Sinu Pillai como Rajesh, amigo de Sibin.
 Manoj Shiva
 Viji Varghese
 Baldwin Simon
 Mujeeb
 Josekutty Valiyakallumkal como Siju.

Producción
-DESARROLLO-
Ajayan y Shyamaprasad se conocen durante la proyección de Elektra en New York. Los dos comienzan a hablar y deciden trabajar en una película juntos.

Shyamaprasad escoge dirigir la historia de Ajayan Venugopalan, después de mucho pensarlo y de algunos preparativos. Ajayan Venugopalan, un Malayali aficionado a la tecnología establecido en New York que se había ganado fama en la industria como el guionista y codirector de la popular comedia Akkara Kazhchakal, basada en la vida de los Malayalis en los Estados Unidos.

"English" es su primer intento en un mundo coloqueal de Malayalam film. El director también utiliza el cuento titulado 'Chila Theerumanangal' (ചില തീരുമാനങ്ങള്) escrito por Nirmala Thomas, escritor residente en Canadá, como una fuente narrativa.

Reparto
La película fue anunciada para ser protagonizada por Jayasurya, Nivin Pauly, Nadia Moidu, Remya Nambeesan, Mukesh y Sona Nair. Por cierto, a principios de este año durante la celebración número 100 de "días de hermosa en Trivandrum", Jayasurya había sugerido su aspiración a trabajar con el director, y que lo considerara para un papel dentro de la película y Shyamaprasad rápidamente respondió que él llamaría el actor cuando tuviese un papel que fuera apto para él. La hora había llegado cuando Shyamaprasad llamó para decirle que quería que Jayasurya hiciera un personaje en English.

Referencias

"Malayalam Friday:
Will 'English' be able to strike the right chord with the audiences?". IBN Live. 23 de mayo de 2013. Visto 23 de mayo de 2013.

Parvathy Nambidi (22 de mayo 2013). "Home is now here". The New Indian Express. Visto 23 mayo 2013.

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"English". The Times of India. 23 de mayo 2013. Visto 23 mayo 2013.  Priya Sreekumar (14 de septiembre de 2012). "Shyamaprasad's next
Malayalam flick English". Deccan Chronicle (Kochi, India). Visto 19 de noviembre de 2012.

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Saraswathy Nagarajan (23
de mayo de 2013). "English
autumn". The Hindu. Retrieved 23 de mayo de 2013.

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"Shyamaprasad's
English launched". Sify.com. Retrieved 11 Dic. 2012.

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Saraswathy Nagarajan (15
de noviembre de 2012). "English
masala". The Hindu. Retrieved 27 de mayo de 2013.

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Sanjith Sidhardhan (20
Sept. 2012). "Working with
Shyamaprasad topped my wishlist: Jayasurya". The Times of India. Retrieved 19 Nov. 2012.

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"Shyamaprasad-Jayasurya
movie titled as 'English'". Metromatinee.com.
14 September 2012. Retrieved 19 Nov. 2012.

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"Nadia Moidu is back
in Shyamaprasad's 'English'".
Nowrunning.com. 12 September 2012. Retrieved 19 Oct. 2012.

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"London Malayalees
on celluloid in Shyamaprasad`s new film "English"". Kerala Kaumudi (Kaumudiglobal.com). Retrieved 19 Oct. 2012.

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Saraswathy Nagarajan (9 de mayo de 2013). "Music to the
ears". The Hindu. Retrieved 23 de mayo de 2013.

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Deepa Soman (21 de mayo de 2013). "American on a desi
roll". The Asian Age. Retrieved 23 de mayo de 2013.

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Jisha G. Nair (25 de mayo
de 2013). "English: A brave
attempt by Shyamaprasad". Malayala Manorama (Kottayam, India:
Manoramaonline.com). Retrieved 25 de mayo de 2013.

Películas de India


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MSDH Adolescent Health Program
The mission of the Adolescent Health Services program is to protect and promote the health and well-being of pre-adolescents, adolescents and young adults in the state of Mississippi.
Implement strategies and policies that enhance the overall health of pre-adolescents, adolescents and young adults, ages 10- 21.
Promote services that support the Adolescent Health Objectives of Healthy People 2020
Create services and policies that are formed from a holistic youth development approach.
Address health disparity issues among pre-adolescents, adolescents and young adults.
Develop partnerships with local, state and national community partners across a broad range of adolescent health issues.
The Adolescent Health Services Program serves as a resource to Mississippi communities in assessing and addressing strengths and risks related to adolescent status through:
Consultation and training
Assessing teen health status
Involving youth in decisions and planning programs to address their needs
Stimulating, planning, supporting and evaluating adolescent health programs
The Adolescent Health Services Program seeks to promote positive youth development and prevent or reduce negative health outcomes, focusing on:
Promoting good mental health
Reducing aggression and violence
Preventing alcohol, tobacco and other substance use
Avoiding early initiation of sexual behavior, pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS
Preventing unintentional injuries and mortality
Promoting healthy nutritious lifestyles and physical fitness activities
Improving oral health
Increasing health insurance coverage and adequate access to quality health care services
Key audiences that can impact adolescent health
Educators and school health staff
Parents and adolescents themselves
Policymakers, including legislators
Community youth advocates
The Adolescent Health Program partners with many agencies and organizations to address health disparity issues among children, adolescents and young adults. Activities include:
Advisory Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse: advises on prevention, treatment and rehabilitation services for children, adolescents and young adults, in collaboration with Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Children's Services Task Force: assists community partners in providing social services to teens and their families with the Mississippi Department of Mental Health
Advisory Council on Youth Suicide Prevention: advises on health-related issues that affect the mental health and safety of children, adolescents and young adult, in performance with the Mississippi Department of Mental Health
Youth Risk Behavior Survey: assists with assessing teen health behaviors and risks through a school-based, bi-annual survey through the Mississippi Department of Education
State Level Case Review: advises on cases concerning children and youth (up to 21 years of age) demonstrating emotional and behavioral problems or serious mental illness for whom adequate treatment or placement cannot be found at the county or local level; and examines policies and procedures of state and local agencies serving children and youth with serious emotional disturbances or serious mental illness, in collaboration with both the Mississippi Department of Mental Health and the Mississippi Department of Human Services.
In addition, Mississippi State Department of Health District and County staff serve on local-level MAP (Making A Plan) Teams. MAP Teams are multidisciplinary local teams that review cases concerning children and youth who have serious emotional disturbances and who are at immediate risk for an inappropriate 24-hour institutional placement. The members of these teams meet on a monthly basis to identify community-based services and resources that may divert children from inappropriate inpatient care. For a listing of MAP Teams or mental health services, see the Mississippi Department of Mental Health's Children and Youth Services .
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD): assists community partners in providing middle and high school students with intervention and prevention tools to deal with issues of underage drinking, drunk driving, drug abuse and other destructive decisions, in collaboration with the Mississippi Department of Public Safety
Articles, publications, reports and other resources
National Adolescent Health Information Center
Research and policy center for childhood and adolescence
UCSF Public Policy Analysis and Education Center
for middle childhood, adolescent and young adult health
Health advancement and advocacy for children and young adults
The Konopka Institute
Best practices in adolescent health from the University of Minnesota
Health Resources and Services Administration
Division of Adolescent Health
Society for Adolescent Health
Health professionals committed to advancing the health and well-being of adolescents
National, state and community resources
For more information on Adolescent Health Program services, please contact your nearest county health department or call 1-866-HLTHY4U (1-866-453-4948) or (601) 576-7464.
Last reviewed on May 24, 2021


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    if Rails.env.development? || Rails.env.test?
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      domains = request.domain.split(".")
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An 'International Nitrogen Management System (INMS)' will bring together the science community, the private sector and civil society to gather and synthesize evidence that can support international policy development to improve global nitrogen management.
The 'Targeted Research for improving understanding of the global nitrogen cycle towards the establishment of an International Nitrogen Management System (INMS)' project or – 'Towards INMS' will deliver the INMS over the next four years.
'Towards INMS' is broken into four components shown in the diagram below.
For more information on the project structure of 'Towards INMS' and the activities, tasks and task outputs under each component please click here.
If you would like a copy of the Project Document and associated annexes of the project, you can download it here (please note the file size is 13MB).
Please click here for more information on the people who make up the 'Project Co-ordination Unit' for the 'towards INMS' project, and here for why you should care about nitrogen in the first place!


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Located just Southeast of 8th Street bordering Briarwood, Wildwood offers approximately 7,700 residents one of the largest neighbourhoods in Saskatoon. Most homes were constructed between 1970 and 1980. Amenities in the neighbourhood include Wildwood Golf Course, The Centre mall, over 70 acres of green space and the Lakewood Civic Centre, which offers an indoor swimming pool, skate park, a library, a gymnasium, indoor playground, multi-purpose rooms, and fitness centre. The neighbourhood also offers baseball and soccer fields, playgrounds, an outdoor rink and toboggan hills in the winter, a paddling pool in the summer, and scenic walking trails throughout.
There are two schools in Wildwood: Bishop Pocock School and Wildwood School. High School students would attend the closest schools being Evan Hardy Collegiate or Holy Cross High School.
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1. Time for an experiment: for one week (including the weekend), be in bed (without stimulants like backlit devices or homework) for at least 8 hours. Sleep may or may not come during that time, but your body is resting in bed for 8 hours a night.
How did you feel at the beginning, middle, and end of the week? Is this too much time? Too little?
Did you have trouble falling asleep? If so, why? Stimulants? Stress/worry? The bedtime?
What can you do to ensure you spend enough time in bed?
1. Try taking a nap and/or meditating for 15 minutes at least four days a week. Do so in the earlier in the day; avoid napping in the late afternoon/evening.
To meditate, all you have to do is sit/lay quietly, and keep your mind focused on your breathing.
2. After a week where you napped or meditated at least three times, list what days, times, and whether you napped or meditated. Describe how this process affected your productivity and mood for the remainder of the day.
1. From the list below, identify any activity you engage in at least an hour before bed.
Hungry? Try a few slices of turkey or a low-fat yogurt to hold you over until morning.
Thirsty? Don't deprive yourself, but avoid fluids before bed; otherwise, it may result in frequent bathroom trips.
Bored? Read a book, comic, or article (light reading; no homework and no backlit devices), and stick to a specific bedtime routine: wash your face, brush your teeth, floss, etc.
3. Try better preparing for sleep for 2-3 nights. Describe your sleep suckers and reflect on how well some replacement activities worked for you. Post your reflection.
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Stiwdiobox is delighted to announce that we have reached the final of the IWA Inspire Wales Awards 2012. The ceremony takes place at City Hall, Cardiff on 14 June. According to Simon Farrington, Media Wales Business Development Editor, the purpose of the awards is to recognise people who inspire, people who lead, who go that extra mile and make things happen. We are extremely proud to have reached the final and look forward to the awards ceremony.


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Q: How can I apply STUFF() to comma seperate this I read this: http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2012/09/14/sql-server-grouping-by-multiple-columns-to-single-column-as-a-string/
And I can apply this to one of my queries:
SELECT t.TicketID, STUFF(
(SELECT ',' + tt.Tag
FROM TicketTag tt
WHERE tt.TicketID = t.TicketID
FOR XML PATH('')),1,1,'') AS CSV
FROM Ticket AS t
GROUP BY t.TicketID
GO

This results in something like the following:
TicketID  CSV
1         tsql, sqlserver, c++
2         hi, bye, no

Now this worked because I was able to directly join to one table...
Now I want to apply STUFF() again to display a TicketID with who is assigned to it.
The query that shows the person being assigned the ticket is as follows:
SELECT  l.Login
FROM Ticket t1
LEFT JOIN
    TicketAssignments tass
ON
    tass.TicketID=t1.TicketID
LEFT JOIN
    Login l
ON
    l.LoginID = tass.LoginID

However, I am missing 2 key things:
1)I need to display the TicketID as I have in the first example (with a group by ticketID)
2)I need to STUFF() the Login name so that it comes out comma seperated
Please stick with STUFF() I know at times it may not be the best way but I am just trying to use it in my code.
edit
3 tables
Ticket
------
TicketID

TicketAssignments
-----------------
TicketID
LoginID

Login
------
LoginID

Sample data:

Ticket
------
1
2
3

TicketAssignments
------------------
1   25
1   26
2   25
3   26
3   27

Login
-----
25 Joe
26 Jon
27 Jason

Result of what I want:
TicketID  Assignment
--------------------
    1, "Joe, Jon"
    2, "Joe"
    3, "Jon", "Jason"

That is Joe and Jon were assigned ticket 1
Joe is assigned ticket 2
Jon and Jason assigned to ticket 3
So the STUFF() just puts them together into one row per ticketid. I know this is not efficient, I am not asking for optimization right now...
As mentioned the query I have to get the ticket assignments it is:
SELECT  l.Login
    FROM Ticket t1
    LEFT JOIN
        TicketAssignments tass
    ON
        tass.TicketID=t1.TicketID
    LEFT JOIN
        Login l
    ON
        l.LoginID = tass.LoginID
However, I am missing 2 key things:
1)I need to display the TicketID as I have in the first example (with a group by ticketID)
2)I need to STUFF() the Login name so that it comes out comma seperated

A: As Nathan explained, STUFF() isn't actually performing any concatenation, it is simply removing the leading comma (which is better, IMHO, then having a trailing comma you have to remove by calculating the length of the output string and concatenating):
SELECT t.TicketID, Assignment = STUFF(
(
  SELECT N', "' + l.Name + '"'
    FROM dbo.Logins AS l
    INNER JOIN dbo.TicketAssignments AS ta
      ON l.LoginID = ta.LoginID
    WHERE ta.TicketID = t.TicketID
    FOR XML PATH(''),
    TYPE).value(N'./text()[1]', N'nvarchar(max)'), 1, 2, N'')
FROM dbo.Tickets AS t
ORDER BY t.TicketID;

Output:

TicketID
Assignment

1
"Joe", "Jon"

2
"Joe"

3
"Jon", "Jason"

*

*Example db<>fiddle
Note that on SQL Server 2017 and greater, you can use STRING_AGG() and this becomes a little easier:
SELECT t.TicketID,
  Assignment = STRING_AGG(CONCAT('"', l.Name, '"'), ', ')
FROM dbo.Tickets AS t
INNER JOIN dbo.TicketAssignments AS ta
  ON t.TicketID = ta.TicketID
INNER JOIN dbo.Logins AS l
  ON ta.LoginID = l.LoginID
GROUP BY t.TicketID;

*

*Updated db<>fiddle

A: STUFF is just removing the leading comma that results from the way you are concatenating the tags (or login.name as youre requesting).  The FOR XML clause is actually doing the work of concatenation.
See this example:
declare @Ticket table (TicketId int);
insert into @Ticket
    select 1 union all select 2 union all select 3;

declare @TicketAssignments table (TicketId int, LoginId int)
insert into @TicketAssignments
    select 1,25 union all
    select 1,26 union all
    select 2,25 union all
    select 3,26 union all
    select 3,27;

declare @Login table (LoginId int, Name varchar(10));
insert into @Login
    select 25, 'Joe' union all
    select 26, 'Jon' union all
    select 27, 'Jason';

select  ticketId,
        p.n,
        stuff(p.n, 1, 1, '')
from    @Ticket t
cross
apply   (   select  ',' + l.Name
            from    @TicketAssignments ta
            join    @Login l on ta.LoginId = l.LoginId
            where   ta.TicketId = t.TicketId
            for xml path('')
        )p(n)

A: The following example shows how to apply stuff function on two columns.I have 3 tables in hierarchical order.
Job->storejob-> StorejobAssignment. The  tables in the hierarchy are associated with foreign key.
The primary key of table Job that is JobNo_pk will be present as a foreign key in store job table as Jobno_fk. But the JObno_fk is not available in StoreJobAssignment Table as it is in hierarchical order.
Select Top 10 j.JobNo_pk,
Stuff((select ','+ convert(varchar,StoreJobNo_pk) from Storejob
  where j.JobNo_PK=StoreJob.JobNo_FK  for XML path ('') ),1,1,'') as StorejobNO_pk,

 Stuff((select ','+ convert(varchar,StoreJobAssignmentNo_pk) from StorejobAssignment inner join StoreJob on StoreJob.StoreJobNo_PK=StoreJobAssignment.StoreJobNo_FK
  where StoreJob.Storejobno_pk=StoreJobAssignment.StorejobNo_fk for XML path ('') ),1,1,'') as Storejobassignmnet_pk

  from job j
  inner join storejob    on j.jobno_pk=StoreJob.jobno_fk
   inner join StorejobAssignment   on StoreJob.StoreJobno_pk=StoreJobAssignment.Storejobno_fk
   group by Jobno_pk

Click here to see the output of the above query

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When it comes to engaging with a mobile audience push notifications are a great tool. But, according to one new survey many brands are missing the boat and it's because of relevance. According to Delvv most American's say the push notifications they're receive aren't relevant to them.
Researchers with Delvv recently polled mobile consumers to see how they're holding up under the influence of mobile. Turns out may feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information to them - especially when 78% report most of the push notifications they receive aren't relevant. That said, they aren't giving up mobile; 84% reported their mobile device 'is integral to their life'.
"Mobile devices have democratized access to information, giving us powerful tools for succeeding in a rapidly shifting global landscape. But plentiful information can easily lead to information overload, and smartphone users are spending too much time sifting through content to find exactly what they need," said Raefer Gabriel, co-founder of Delvv. "The Delvv Mobile Overload survey shows us that millennials, the heaviest mobile device users, are bogged down by excessive, poorly targeted information on their smartphones. At Delvv, we're developing mobile apps that reduce the burden of information overload through more intelligent filtering and personalization."


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20,000 ladies and gentlemen of character, in dapper gear, on distinguished motorcycles, from 258 cities in 57 countries just raised almost $1.5million for research into the fight against Prostate cancer in a single day's ride. Not bad for an idea inspired by a promo photo of a TV actor just a couple of years ago. Here in London the turnout has officially topped 755 named riders, but there were plenty more unregistered who came along for the ride or couldn't fit in the Borough Market meeting place. As these pictures show, it was an amazing spectacle. It's hard to believe that in only our third year the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride has grown to become this global event, but looking back, the humble beginnings back in 2012 weren't all that humble... ...Over on the far side of the world Mark Hawwa and his mates had come across a photo of Mad Men actor John Ham astride a BSA in a suit and everyone agreed that a group of guys riding bikes dressed in our best suits would be very cool, and it just seemed to fit the cafe/custom scene perfectly. ...A ride was planned and the word was spread. Thanks to bike blogs and social media the first event was already going to go global, with 2,500 riders in 64 countries. Here at the Bike Shed we'd been in on the original conversations with Mark, and jumped at the chance to run the London Ride on behalf of the Aussie originators. Having so much fun on bikes made a lot more sense if there was a cause behind it, and Prostate Cancer seemed like a great motivation for a bunch of guys who sit astride hot bikes on hard seats for hours on end. Especially those of a certain age... After 350 bikes had turned up at the London ride in 2013 we knew that 2014's ride would be huge. Bikers who saw photos and read about the ride made it clear that next time around they wouldn't be missing out. ...Hosting them all at the Dirty Burger car park in Kentish Town before the long and slow ride through town to The Ship in Wandsworth had been pretty hard to organise, so we knew that doubling the numbers in a place where we could still host and feed people was a big ask. We decided the 2014 ride should follow a smooth-flowing route around the river, where the roads are wide, with the best views of London, the fewest traffic lights and only a single right turn. We recce'd the route overnight at high speed, running from Tower Bridge to Wandsworth Bridge and back, but it took two of us almost an hour, so we cut a few bridges out for the day assuming that it could take over 3 hours in a mass parade. There was no way we could do an event like this on the quiet. You can't assemble 700 bikes in London without attracting some unwelcome attention from the authorities, so we needed a privately owned space where we could do our own thing. Coming up with a big enough venue in the heart of one of the worlds biggest and most congested cities took almost two months. The most obvious choices, even the big London Parks, were all booked far in advance or were super expensive to hire. Vikki - aka The Dutchess - did most of the calling and form filling, and finally cornered Borough Market, in a partially covered area beside Southwark Cathedral which is normally used for congregational parking on a Sunday morning while Sunday services take place. Whoops. ...Fortunately, through a combination of Vikki's persuasive power and our gentlemanly charms we hung on to the space, and although it was a bit of a squeeze, we pulled it off. Seeing hundreds of gorgeous custom and classic bikes being ridden by ladies and gents in dapper gear was always going to be a treat, but what I love most about the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride is that it's a celebration of all that is great about bikers and biking. Underneath the sometimes tough exterior of the average biker is usually the kind of person that always looks out for others and is more likely to go out of their way to help a stranger than your average person. UK bikers usually attract the most media attention by filming themselves doing 180mph, getting caught up in Police chases on TV or stunting on public roads at well-known bike meet venues, so it's a welcome change to show a more genuine side to the majority of motorcycle riders; - the classy lady and true gent. Old fashioned dapper gear, on old fashioned bikes, and with an old fashioned attitude to life. Whatever your actual age, we need to do more stuff like this, more often. At the final count, London was the biggest single ride and biggest single fund raiser, with 700+ riders raising £86,000, and in the UK as a whole we raised around £141,000 out of the £872,000 (and counting) raised worldwide, behind Australia and the US. The biggest individual fund-raiser was Londoner Nick Allot who raised a whopping £14,356, and the biggest team was his team, the W4-Wanders, raising £28,000. Nick was awarded a Davida helmet painted in DGR colours and free gear from Triumph, who are the global sponsors of the event. It was an amazing day out. No trouble, no disasters and no bad reactions from anyone. Even the Police seemed to enjoy it. We had lots of breakdowns and overheated bikes, as riding 12 miles in heavy traffic at around 15mph isn't good for any air cooled engine, but the guys at CRC Motorcycles in Wembley took up the rear in a London Taxi with tools and rescue gear - all in the name of the cause. They had a very long day. If we didn't upset the Bishop of Southwark we may be allowed back in Borough Market next year, but it may not be a big enough venue unless we close off more roads. We've had a few comments about running a longer and faster paced ride, and we agree, so we'll try to sort that for next year, if we can. We'll also be more strict about dapper gear, open face lids and riding appropriate bikes next time around. There were a handful of pre-event complaints about the bike and gear policy being "elitist" (although not in London) but we will still try to keep the event more pure in 2015. After all, you wouldn't take a tennis racket to a cricket match... We'll also make sure it's easier to register and to raise appropriate money or make donations on the day. It's not compulsory to donate to the cause, but events like this cost money to put on, so perhaps a small donation to the organisation should be mandatory? Huge thanks to Mark Hawwa of Sydney Cafe Racers for coming up with such a spiffing idea and for sharing it with the world. We're also very chuffed that the Bike Shed was allowed the honour of organising the London ride. Thanks also to all the guys at The Bike Shed, who put it all together, especially Vikki and Ali, plus the DGRide volunteers... ...Although next year we must remember to take a proper team photo... Doh. Genuine thanks also to the official global DGRide sponsor, Triumph, who provided bikes to ride and kept putting their hands in their pockets to pay for extra stuff at the last minute, and never asked for anything in return beyond a few subtle logos. Corporate sponsorship has never looked so un-corporate. Cheers also to Fid the lid, for the Davida helmets we gave away or auctioned off, but mostly, thanks to all of you for upholding the spirit of the event and making it truly epic. Final thanks go to J Anthony Packett, Mykel Nicolaou, Tony Walters. Michael Jershov and Richard Mayfield for the photos in this story. We'll see you all next year at the 2015 Distinguished Gentleman's Ride. Meanwhile, let's all try to hang on to the inner gentleman hidden deep inside every true biker.


As another part of my series for Windows Server 2019, this blog post covers the in-place upgrade feature. In-place upgrade allows you to upgrade your existing LTSC versions of Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2016 servers to Windows Server 2019. Windows Server 2019 In-place Upgrade allows businesses to quicker update to the latest version. Especially, if you have servers which you might needed to install some dependencies for the applications. I saw a lot of customers which not have documented their server installations and neither used infrastructure as code to deploy them. For these customers it can be hard to upgrade to newer versions of Windows Server. With the Windows Server 2019 In-Place Upgrade feature, this should get a lot easier. Especially since Windows Server 2019 bring a lot of improvements.
To in place upgrade to Windows Server 2019, just insert the Windows Server 2019 media into the existing server, by attaching an ISO file, copying the sources, inserting a USB drive or even a DVD drive and start the setup.exe.
The setup will discover the existing installation and will let you perform an in place upgrade. The installation will run for a couple of minutes, it will take quiet some time depending of the speed of your server hardware and of the installed roles and features. Microsoft MVP Didier Van Hoye, did write a great blog post about Windows Server 2019 In-Place Upgrade testing. In that blog post he has a quick look on upgrading to Windows Server 2019.
You can also find a overview about what is coming new in Windows Server 2019, in my blog: Windows Server 2019 – What's coming next.
Last week Microsoft announced the different editions of Windows 10. As in the past Microsoft offers Windows in different editions that are tailored for various different use cases and scenarios. Windows 10 will power an broad range of devices – everything from PCs, tablets, phones, Xbox One, Microsoft HoloLens and Surface Hub. It will also power the world around us, core to devices making up the Internet of Things, everything from elevators to ATMs to heart rate monitors to wearables.
The different Windows 10 editions address specific needs of our various customer groups, from consumers to small businesses to the largest enterprises.
Windows 10 Home – Windows 10 Home is the consumer-focused desktop edition.
Windows 10 Mobile – Windows 10 Mobile is designed to deliver the best user experience on smaller, mobile, touch-centric devices like smartphones and small tablets.
Windows 10 Pro – Windows 10 Pro is a desktop edition for PCs, tablets and 2-in-1s. Building upon both the familiar and innovative features of Windows 10 Home, it has many extra features to meet the diverse needs of small businesses. Windows 10 Pro will add some management capabilities to the Windows 10 and also adds Windows Update for Business.
Windows 10 Enterprise – Windows 10 Enterprise builds on Windows 10 Pro, adding advanced features designed to meet the demands of medium and large sized organizations. Windows 10 Enterprise will be available to Volume Licensing customers and adds some features such as Direct Access, Branch Cache and Windows Update for Business. With Windows 10 Enterprise customers will also get access to the Long Term Servicing Branch to better control deployment options for future updates.
Windows 10 Education – Windows 10 Education builds on Windows 10 Enterprise, and is designed to meet the needs of schools – staff, administrators, teachers and students. This edition will be available through academic Volume Licensing, and there will be paths for schools and students using Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro devices to upgrade to Windows 10 Education.
Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise – Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise is designed to deliver the best customer experience to business customers on smartphones and small tablets. It will be available to our Volume Licensing customers. Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise will adds a flexible ways for businesses to manage updates.
Windows 10 IoT – Windows 10 will also be avaialble for different industry devices like ATMs, rteail point of sale, handheld terminals and industrial robotics and as well for IoT (Internet of Things) devices with a Windows 10 IoT Core edition.
As Microsoft announced in January this year, for the first time ever, Microsoft is offering the full versions of Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 Mobile and Windows 10 Pro as a free and easy upgrade for qualifying Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 devices that upgrade in the first year after launch. Once you upgrade, you have Windows 10 for free on that device. In the Microsoft Partner Network Microsoft published some more information about the upgrade paths.
Microsoft will offer a free upgrade to Windows 10 for qualified Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.1 devices in the first year. After the first year, upgrades will be paid via boxed product and VL Upgrades.
The free Windows 10 upgrade is delivered through Windows Update; domain-joined machines can manually get the update via Windows Update. The upgrade cannot be deployed through WSUS.
At Ignite, Microsoft announced the free Windows Update for Business service, available for all Windows Pro and Windows Enterprise devices, designed to help organisations keep their Windows devices always up to date with the latest security and features. In case you missed it, check out the blog, Announcing Windows Update for Business for what the service will provide.
For those who are going to install the Windows 8 Release Preview. You cannot upgrade from Windows 8 Customer Preview. Same for the Windows Server 8 beta to Windows Server 2012 Release Candidate.
I just got some interesting news from Microsoft Consultant Michel Lüscher (www.server-talk.eu), about upgrading System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager 2012 from RC to RTM.
Only Microsoft Technology Adoption Program" (TAP) Customers were allowed to use SCVMM 2012 RC for production and they also got some pre-releases which made it possible to upgrade from VMM 2012 RC to VMM 2012 RTM. For non-TAP customers this was a unsupported upgrade scenario.
But Microsoft got a lot of requests about the RC to RTM upgrade, so they released a RC Upgrade Tool which upgrades the VMM RC database for a supported upgrade to VMM 2012 RTM.
Michel Lüscher describes in his blog post (System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager von RC nach RTM (german)) how you can upgrade your Virtual Machine Manager RC installation.
First you have to get the VMM 2012 Upgrade Tool from Microsoft. You can create a free Microsoft Support Call with the Content ID #2705942.
Now you can uninstall the RC installation of Virtual Machine Manager 2012 with the option "Retain Database". After you have removed the VMM Installation you can Upgrade the VMM database with the Upgrade Tool.
Today Microsoft released System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 SP1. Serivce Pack 1 for Virtual Machine Manager enable the new features from Windows Server 2008 SP1 or Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 SP1 like Dynamic Memory and RemoteFX.
This Guide shows you how you can upgrade System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 to Service Pack 1.
Download System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 from here or from MSDN or your Partner Network.
Now the update is completed. If you have not installed the latest Updates for SCVMM 2008 R2 you also have to update the Agents on the Hyper-V Servers. If you have already installed the latest SCVMM 2008 R2 updates you don't have to update the agents.
I'm not really a big fan of In-place Windows Upgrades, specially in the Server Environment. But we had a Server with a small application running Windows Server 2008 so we decided to in-place upgrade this Server to Windows Server 2008 R2. Now guess what it worked. Basically if the Hardware and all applications are compatible with Windows Server 2008 R2 you can try to upgrade.
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The day of the full moon itself is known as the Day of Safeguarding. We simply regard ourselves as recipients of, or custodians of, as much of that spiritual force as we can possibly hold. We attempt to hold ourselves steadily in the light. We will not formulate what will happen, nor will we look for results or tangible effects. We will maintain an inner peace. Two thoughts only will hold our constant attention ~ the need of humanity, and the necessity of providing a group channel whereby the spiritual forces can be poured through body of humanity under the expert guidance of the Hierarchy.
The two days following the full moon are called the "days of distribution." On these two succeeding days, the focus of our attention will be steadily turned away from ourselves and from the inner subjective planes to the outer world. Our efforts will be to pass on, or to pass through, that measure of spiritual energy that may have been contacted.
Our Safeguarding of the Wesak energies assists in bringing through the greatest inflowing at the time of the Gemini full moon, when the Will-to-Good is let loose upon humanity.
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Well, that was news to me! Usually when I (very infrequently!) came in for whole milk, they either didn't have any, only a couple of nearly expired jugs or the new clerk tried to pressure me into buying expired dairy products! No one had told me whole milk was being "special ordered" for me nor that I was required to buy it on a schedule. And after all, isn't part of doing business having product at all times for anyone and everyone who stops in!? But it got even worse.
"Now you've bought all four gallons I ordered," she shamed me, "and the other people who buy it won't have any! From now on, I'm going to have to limit you to two gallons." She made me feel like a milk-thief! Or one of those people who buys all the boxes of strawberries despite the sign, "Limit 2 per customer." Heavenly days! What was going on!?!
Apparently, the customer is not always right nor even welcome nor appreciated in this place of business. I could feel the anger rising in me, so I directed my eyes to the floor, kept my voice steady, played along. I kept things pleasant while she pushed my most sensitive buttons: shame, blame, control.
Why? For the same reasons you and I did not fight back against the narcissists in our pasts who treated us badly.
We weren't sure we were in the right.
We weren't sure they were in the wrong.
We didn't want to create a scene.
Most importantly, the grocery store fiasco made me relive and remember how my narcissists made me feel. The emotions they triggered were always the same. Shame. Guilt. A feeling of being violated. Controlled. Having my boundaries bashed. Anger. Guilt for that anger. A feeling of unfairness that I couldn't justify or embrace. Most of all, confusion. It was always painful and yet I took it all because I was always in the "wrong," they were always in the "right" and they just loved and cared about me so much.
I should've trusted my gut. You should always trust your gut. If it feels like an insult, it is. If it feels like your boundaries are being violated, they are. If you're blindsided by the shame and your conscience was never piqued by this "horrible" thing you did, you're probably innocent. If you feel like someone is trying to control you, they are. And if you can feel the anger instantly boiling within you, it's valid. Trust your gut.
That's the closest I can put the feeling into words. It's a creepy, crawly, ugly, nasty feeling inside … always laced with doubt. Living with narcissists, you feel it frequently. Free from them, you'll rarely feel it at all. I'd forgotten. Forgotten how rotten they make you feel and how hard it is to pin down why and to figure out who is or isn't in the wrong let alone stand up for yourself.
I used to feel it the most when I endured infantilization and scapegoating. Usually, it's triggered by some brouhaha about the silliest, tiniest, most pedestrian things that, as I write this, I find difficult to even remember. Stupid stuff like being blamed for buying bruised apples. Turns out I scrupulously bought perfect apples when I did my narcissist's grocery shopping each week. They then dropped the perfect apples into the crisper (bruising them!) and I took the blame, much against my better judgement.
It's stupid stuff like requesting privacy only to be met with the quintessentially narcissistic blame/shame game, "Why!?! What are you hiding!? If you're not doing anything wrong, why do you need privacy!?" It's the feelings of anger and shame and violation and self-blame that come from that scenario. Their argument seems unassailable and our response, "Because privacy is normal" doesn't have a leg to stand on.
You and I are very nice, peace-loving people who can take valid criticism, expressed respectfully, and benefit from it. When the anger rises, when you feel violated, shamed, blamed and controlled…trust your gut! You're not in the wrong. Raise your eyes from the floor, look the other person in the eye and stand up for yourself.
Me? I'm not going back to that grocery store. I'm taking my custom and my money elsewhere where it's actually appreciated and I'm not fleeced to my last cent for buying over-priced milk … and then shamed for it, adding insult to injury. Along the way, I've relearned a valuable lesson: exactly how disrespect feels so next time, I can instantly do something about it.


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A variety of issues can cause your car to struggle with firing up. One possibility in this scenario is that it's time for an ignition adjustment, which is just the sort of task that can be easily taken care of during a tune-up.
This symptom might be caused by failing spark plugs, which can quickly be changed out as part of a tune-up. Even during times when gas prices are down, you still want to save every penny you can while at the pump.
This could also be an issue with spark plugs. If your vehicle is stalling out, it's a good idea to take note of the exact circumstances under which it is occurring, and then to fill your mechanic in on all of the details.
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Sonam Kapoor may have been in the public eye for less than two years with two movies that failed to live upto expectations. However she has the rumour mills working overtime speculating who her man is.
Ranbir Kapoor was her first link up. The two grew up together, worked as assistants on the sets of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Black together and made their debut together in Saawariya. No sooner did they make their debut, Ranbir was carried away by Deepika Padukone and Sonam Kapoor maintained that she and Ranbir were just good friends.
Abhay Deol was making news with Dev D and she was making news with Delhi 6 and they both made news for their alleged affair and that they were to be seen together in Papa Kapoor's Ayeesha, an adaptation of Emma.
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AMD's Computex stand is surprisingly off-message
By Staff Writer 2011-06-02T13:43:00.152Z
AMD's marketing man Nigel Dessau might have decreed a change of direction for the branding of the Vision platform, but he doesn't appear to have communicated that to his Taiwanese counterparts - or they've ignored his instructions.
While AMD's stand at this year's Computex event in Taipei is varied - with a wall of motherboards for embedded systems to servers and everything in between, a wall of graphics cards, and a plethora of fully-built systems from the company's multifarious partners - its branding is a little off-message.
Yesterday, Nigel Dessau unveiled the 2011 branding for the company's Vision line - removing the 'Premium' and 'Ultimate' superlatives, and replacing them with two-character codes which are, apparently, easier for consumers to understand. Already, the company's partners have gone along with the plan, with MSI in particular being sure to put the latest logo graphics on all its AMD-based products.
Sadly, AMD itself is a trifle more lax, it would seem. The company's stand includes a wealth of laptops and embedded systems based around the Vision platform - and every single one carries the old, 2010-era branding. Worse, there's a stack of leaflets on every stand corner espousing the benefits of brand names such as 'HD Internet', 'Vision Premium', and 'Vision Ultimate' - none of which exist any more.
With Dessau claiming that the company's new branding will help simplify things for customers, it's a shame to see AMD failing to follow through on its promise.
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Q: Understanding "and" connecting adjectives modifying noun in the plural Stackoverflow is a question and answer site for professional and enthusiast programmers.
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can naturally mean "for programmers who are both professional and enthusiast". Can this phrase mean, on the other hand, "for both professional programmers and enthusiast programmers" (the latter doesn't have to be professional)? If it can, which is the preferred interpretation?

A: Your second interpretation is more correct. It is for professional programmers - those who program in exchange for money - and enthusiast programmers - those who program because they are interested in programming, whether or not they are paid to do so.
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*Oh, you're a professional programmer who just views it as a job, not because you're interested? Stay away.

*Oh, you're interested in programming but you don't get paid for it? Stay away.

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To avoid confusion, you will sometimes see the "[noun]-s that are both [adj1] and [adj2]" case written as "[adj1], [adj2] [noun]-s". For example, "professional, enthusiast programmers."
This interpretation implicitly adds "also" to the meaning. For example, "programmers who are professional and [also] enthusiasts."


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Progress Continues To Help Premature Babies
Hershey, Pa. -- Premature infants may be more prone to respiratory distress syndrome because of genetic variations. Researchers have provided evidence that certain genetic variations in the surfactant protein gene appear with higher frequency in the (RDS) population.
"This suggests an association between these genetic variations and RDS, and this is currently being explored further," says Joanna Floros, professor of cellular and molecular physiology and pediatrics in Penn State's College of Medicine. "Therefore, it is possible that the surfactant proteins are some of the factors that contribute to RDS. In other words, certain genetic alterations in the surfactant protein genes may predispose to, or protect from, RDS."
All babies need surfactant for normal lung function. When there is not enough surfactant produced, babies face the risk of developing RDS.
Floros' paper, titled, "SP-A and SP-B Polymorphisms in RDS," is scheduled to be published in the February issue of the Journal of Pediatric Research. The research is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
"There are four surfactant proteins that coisolate with surfactant, and three of them play a role in the function of surfactant. A variation in the A and B genes appears with higher frequency in babies with RDS," says Floros. "Babies born prematurely that have this genetic background have a higher chance of RDS."
About 10 percent of all prematurely born infants, or 1 percent of all births, develop breathing problems or RDS. In the United States each year 40,000-50,000 infants develop RDS, and roughly one-tenth of them will develop severe complications and/or die.
Surfactant is produced beginning in the final trimester of human gestation. The longer the gestation, the more surfactant that is produced. This means the more premature a baby is, the less surfactant that has been produced and the higher the risk of RDS. However, the amount of surfactant produced during fetal development differs among babies and that may explain why some babies born prematurely develop RDS and others do not.
Floros took blood samples from premature babies with RDS and from those who did not develop the disease for the study. This study was limited to babies who were greater than 28 weeks of gestation.
"It is not likely that RDS is caused by one gene. This is a highly complex disease. It is hypothesized that the disease comes as a result of several disease-causing genes and their interactions either among themselves or with modifier genes that affect, for example, the severity of the condition," says Floros.
She adds that since a number of different factors may result in RDS, it is likely that a number of disease subgroups exist and that the underlying genetic factors of each subgroup may differ or overlap with those of another RDS subgroup. To identify each disease subgroup, Floros and her research team use clinical characteristics. Studying individuals with similar clinical characteristics is important, she says, because it can help identify factors that may cause disease in the particular subgroup. This knowledge in turn will help identify points along the disease pathway where the Penn State researcher can intervene therapeutically.
The study of this disease with multiple causes requires the cooperation and collaboration from experts from several fields. Floros has established a network of clinical centers around the country and abroad to collect specimens from appropriate patient groups to continue this work.
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