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From hip, bustling neighborhoods surrounded by tech industry opportunities, to rural settings in an urban area, suburban Seattle offers a wide range of residential options to meet the needs of everyone moving to or within the metro area. Like local wine? Try Woodinville. Want great schools? Try Maple Valley. Like many metro areas, the tradeoff is between housing prices vs. acceptable commuting times. But no matter what, we're pretty sure you'll love all of these.
With a growing downtown area and a population of more than 130,000, Bellevue almost defies the description of a suburb. But, being separated from Seattle by Lake Washington, it has been able to establish its own identity. The school district is among the highest-rated in state. The city is also home to Bellevue College, the third-largest college in the state with more than 32,000 students and moving rapidly from a two-year school into offering a variety of bachelor's degrees in innovative and in-demand areas, especially those related to the booming tech industry.
Bellevue is split on either side of I-405, which runs north-south through the city. West of the interstate includes downtown and the Lake Washington shoreline. As such, the median price in April 2016 for a single family home west of I-405 – an area that includes luminaries such as Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson - was $1.8 million; while east of 405 it was $735,000. The median household income was about $91,000 compared with the statewide average of $58,405. About 32% of the residents are single.
A much smaller town of slightly more than 11,000, Woodinville is much more rural in character. Like much of the Seattle area, median home prices have climbed quickly in recent years. Although just 30 minutes from downtown, Woodinville is home to more than 90 wineries. The amphitheater at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery hosts a concert series with the likes of Paul Simon, Lyle Lovett, Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne and Bonnie Raitt.
Woodinville is listed as a hot housing market with a median home price of $665,800, up 12.3% over the past year, with about 92% home ownership. The median household income is about $121,000. About 24% of the residents are single.
Set in the Snoqualmie Valley in the shadow of the Cascade Mountains, North Bend is moving from a small bedroom community to more of a commuter town. But the city still remains a bit off the radar despite being less than 40 miles from Sea-Tac airport. North Bend is well-known to some because of the television series Twin Peaks, which immortalized the local restaurant, Twede's Cafe.
Like much of the Seattle metro area, housing costs are on the rise in North Bend. Home median home value is $442,800, a 13.5% increase from the previous year. The median age for North Bend is 42, and about 35% of residents are single.
Maple Valley, about 30 miles southeast of downtown Seattle, is one of the fastest growing suburbs in an area, jumping from 14,209 residents in 2000 to more than 24,000 by 2014. The Tahoma school district, which serves Maple Valley, is highly ranked. Housing options include single-family homes, apartments, townhomes, condos and senior housing. Although the median price for a single-family home has risen to about $370,000, it is significantly lower than many nearby suburbs. About 91% are home owners.
For recreation, the city has three lakes, two golf courses, and several miles of trails. About 22% of the residents are single.
Issaquah is a city of about 32,000 at the south end of Lake Sammamish, about 17 miles from downtown Seattle and eight miles from Bellevue and Redmond. Like many of the Seattle suburbs, the Issaquah School District is highly rated. For outdoor enthusiasts, or simply those who enjoy the view, Issaquah is surrounded by Squak Mountain, Cougar Mountain, Tiger Mountain, and Lake Sammamish State Park. Housing prices have climbed, but are on par with the rest of the booming Seattle area.
In terms of percent increase in the red-hot Seattle area housing market, Issaquah is among the highest with a 14.5% jump in median home value to about $628,000. About 24% of the residents are single.
If you don't mind a 20-minute ferry ride being part of your daily commute, Vashon Island offers a somewhat unconventional suburban option. Covering about 37 square miles – about the size of Manhattan - Vashon is the largest island in Puget Sound south of Admiralty Inlet. Although home prices have climbed, the prospect of commuting across the water has kept prices below that of the mainland. The town of Vashon, about five miles from the Fauntleroy ferry dock, has banks, restaurants, grocery stores and a movie theater. Residents relish their counter-culture reputation. Commuters to Seattle rely on the Vashon-to-Fauntleroy ferry or the water taxi to downtown Seattle.
The average median home price on Vashon has climbed to $525,000, but away from the water, prices drop considerably. Vashon Island has the largest proportion of people 50 to 59 year olds in the area at 23.3% About 43% of the residents are single.
Other highly regarded suburbs, although some are extremely costly, are Mercer Island (in the middle of Lake Washington), Redmond, Newcastle, Sammamish, Kirkland, Edmonds and Bothell. Housing is more affordable in the southern suburbs of Des Moines, Renton, Burien, Kent and Federal Way.


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There are many ways of giving feedback to students and parents. Grades are one of those ways. If we are going to use grades as our main method of providing feedback, they should reflect what knowledge and skills students have mastered. Standards-based scores help parents and students see what degree of proficiency has been attained on each standard.
How is standards-based grading different from traditional grading?
In traditional grading, the teacher scores each assignment, project, quiz or test based on a number of points. The number of points earned over a term divided by the number of points possible yields a percentage which is then converted into a letter grade. In standards-based grading, the teacher scores the student on each standard or learning goal using a proficiency level.
How is a standards-based gradebook set up?
You will not see assignment, project, or quiz and test names in my gradebook. Instead, in the field where the assignment name would normally appear, you will see a learning goal or standard. Following the standard, you will see a proficiency score of 4, 3, 2, 1, or 0.
What do these proficiency scores mean?
4: The student consistently demonstrates in-depth understanding of the standard.
3: The student demonstrates understanding of the standard.
2: The student partial understanding of the standard when working independently.
1: The student is only able to demonstrate understanding with the teacher's assistance.
0: The student is unable to demonstrate understanding; there is no evidence of learning.
How do you determine a student's proficiency score for each standard?
Throughout a unit, a student will generate the same types of work as he/she does in any classroom. This work yields information about the student's understanding of the standards. Scores are not placed in Infinite Campus until the end of the unit, because a student's understanding will grow over time.
What if a student has not demonstrated proficiency by the end of the unit?
I encourage students to continue working toward proficiency. They may continue to work on past standards with some caveats. See my Reassessment Policies for more information.
How are these proficiency scores used to arrive at an end-of-trimester letter grade?
In general, scores on all standards covered in a trimester will be averaged. The district's standards-based grading scale is below.
I see a percentage in Infinite Campus. What does it mean?
Infinite Campus divides the number of "points possible" by the total and generates a percentage, just like in a traditional gradebook. Unfortunately, there is no way to turn this setting off at the moment. Please ignore the percentage and look at the score on each standard to understand a student's progress.


ORANGE GROVE - After 36 years of service to the Orange Grove community especially the children, Dorian David has stepped down from the Orange Grove Independent School District board of trustees.
David's last meeting as a board member was on Monday, April 15. At the board meeting he was thanked by his fellow board members for his contribution to the district. He received a plaque from the board.
He was first elected to the board in May of 1983.
David and his wife Natalie, raised three daughters, all of whom attended and graduated from Orange Grove ISD. He has numerous grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other kin who have attended Orange Grove schools as well.
The Orange Grove community, school board, and administration thanks him for his many years of service and for his leadership capacity, serving as board vice-president and president for most of his many terms in office.
David has also served his community on various boards to include the Orange Grove Co-op and Jim Wells County Fair Board.


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The Christian life is about more than having faith; it is necessary that we be found faithful. Faithfulness is permanence in the ways of God. When we are filled with the Holy Spirit, we begin to grow in faithfulness.
A faithful or loyal person is one who remains constant in his affections, in the fulfillment of his obligations, in the trust he owes to another. Faithfulness is linked with gratitude. A loyal person is one who has received good from another and has not forgotten it.
• Pray for faithful people who can teach others.
• Pray for a generation that is influential and inspirational.
• Pray that in times of temptation and trial we choose to be faithful to the One who called us.
• Thank the Lord that our character can change to be more like His. Ask the Holy Spirit to do a work in you to exalt Christ as Lord of Lords and demonstrate the signs of His love.


I recently bought my first Nosler rifle and I could not be more satisfied and impressed! Design, fit, finish and function are all flawless. I love the way the color of the Cerakote perfectly matches Leupold products. I threw together some handloads for barrel break in and in the three shot phase it shot groups of 0.4 - 0.5 MOA! There is so much junk on the market, some of it quite pricey, and it is so nice to find a quality hunting rifle.


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by Juliette
Hello!!!! I've been forced to take a break from reviewing lately, because of Real Life Job issues. But I couldn't stay away from doing my regular end-of-the-year round-up! I'll keep coming back and writing these as long as Billie is happy for me to keep doing them!
I've been watching The Mandalorian, and feeling much the same way about it that I feel about Star Wars in general - it's quite fun, great in places, but sometimes kinda dull. I also really enjoyed the BBC's cute new sitcom Ghosts, made by the team who make the children's educational comedy show Horrible Histories. But my standout new show of this year is definitely Carnival Row, which I really loved. Its urban fantasy and folklore-based blend of detective noir and period drama is just the sort of thing I go for and it's lovely to see Orlando Bloom taking the lead again. If you're into urban fantasy, period drama, and/or detective shows, give it a go!
There have been some great mini-series out this year, and the long-awaited adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens did the book justice and I could watch Michael Sheen and David Tennant all day. But the stand-out TV event of the year (sorry Game of Thrones) was the HBO mini-series Chernobyl, which was utterly compelling and somewhat terrifying. If you're a fan of the show, the writer (also known for The Hangover!) talks about the sources behind the series and how he put it together on The Chernobyl Podcast, and its a fascinating listen.
Bowing Out
I quite liked the ending of Game of Thrones. I don't think (spoiler alert) that Bran becoming king made a lick of sense and the various plot developments were quite rushed, but for the most part I think it knew where it was heading and it went there. I'm tempted to stop re-watches on 'The Long Night', though, and end on a high (and I suspect the books will switch the two endings around if they ever get finished).
I also enjoyed the series finale of The Big Bang Theory, which wasn't spectacular and which continued Sheldon's takeover of the show, but it was sweet. The Man in the High Castle's finale was odd, with some characters' arcs finishing in a satisfying way while others just - stopped. Orange is the New Black (I came back to this but not to Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) also ended more satisfyingly for some characters than others, but finished with a very strong final season that got back to the show's roots and raised some really important issues.
...And About to Bow Out
The Good Place has barely a handful of episodes left, but they won't air until the new year. I will miss it very much, but I suspect it would have suffered from a severe case of running out of ideas if it had continued any longer. Shows that constantly reinvent themselves can only keep that going for a limited amount of time, unless they go full anthology like American Horror Story.
I'm also super excited that BBC sitcom Gavin and Stacey is getting a new one-off Christmas Special on Christmas Day this year. The show finished ten years ago, and since then one of its writer-stars, James Corden, has become properly famous thanks to Into the Woods and his talk show hosting. If you've never seen Gavin and Stacey, it's a short binge-watch (being British) and its a brilliant, quirky sitcom that feels incredibly real while also being very funny. It's about a Welsh woman's relationship with an English man, and maybe it's just because I live in England and my parents live in Wales, but it's one of my favourite shows. It's unlikely to get any more specials after this one thanks to Corden's schedule so this might be its final finale - though I'll be very happy it comes back for another next year!
It's Still Going - For Now...
Supernatural is finally ending next year. I'm torn about the final season. I don't particularly like some of the story arc developments, as one of my favourite characters has been completely derailed (arguments could be made that he was always that much of a d*ck, but then we get into comparative theology and it all gets a bit complicated! Up until the season 14 finale, I liked him). However, on an episode by episode basis, the decision to do something of a greatest hits while slowly wrapping up a number of dangling story threads is working out quite well and there's no denying I still enjoy the show as much as ever. I will really miss it when it's gone - and I'm still amazed that a show I joined in its 10th season has become something I watched for years that became part of my routine!
I'm Still Watching...
I still don't really get The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, which has far more Satan-worshipping in it than I'm comfortable with and is far too literally dark - I can't see what's going on a lot of the time. I'm still watching it though, largely out of loyalty to the franchise, and because I like the characters. I'm still only up to the end of season 2 of American Horror Story (Asylum), but I'll get to the rest of it eventually! Peaky Blinders is still good, if a little less grounded than it used to be, and I'm still enjoying Outlander a lot. And of course, Star Trek: Discovery and The Orville. Because Star Trek is wonderful and I will love it forever.
So much TV is so depressing at the moment (I haven't even finished the latest season of The Handmaid's Tale, though I'm sure I will at some point), my favourite show right now is probably The Magicians, for its humour - though that can be tough to watch and tragic in places as well - I still can't believe they killed off That Character They Killed Off (spoilers redacted) this year! Especially after teasing the idea that they might finally take him and Elliot seriously as a couple. They say he's not coming back but I'm not sure I believe them...
Original Film of the Year
This is my annual award (the prize is my recommendation and general esteem, it's very valuable) for a film that I've seen, that was released in cinemas, that's not a prequel, sequel, or random franchise extension, and not based on a book, TV show, comic strip, comic book franchise, older film, theme park ride, toy, Japanese videogame, limerick, or dream the director once had. In recent years I've also got quite fussy and excluded documentaries, biopics, or anything based on a true story, though films with a generalised historical setting are OK. This year the nominees are:
(If I wasn't being fussy about biopics, we could add Stan & Ollie, Tolkien and Le Mans '66).
Yesterday was fun, but I found the concept a bit too weird to entirely get into it. I had similar issues with Us - it was very good and the performances were fantastic, but it's just too weird to really stay with me. I watched Brittany Runs a Marathon on Amazon but I know it got a cinema release - it was sweet and fun but fairly forgettable. Knives Out is the winner, then, but not just by default - it was a really great movie, funny, intriguing and with heart. Granted, there's an argument to be made that it's so closely inspired by Agatha Christie novels crossed with Cluedo (Clue to Americans) that it should be disqualified, but I'm feeling generous just now.
Inventive Murder or Attempted Murder of the Year
Nominees:
Brooklyn Nine Nine (Unnamed perp on Luann's son)
Carnival Row (SPOILER on Ritter Longerbane)
The Man in the High Castle (John Smith on Himmler and numerous Nazi leaders)
But the winner is:
Knives Out (SPOILER on Christopher Plummer's Harlan Thrombey)
This film is pretty recent so I won't spoil it. I'll just say that The Bad Guy's plan is impressively inventive and deceptively simple.
Best Callback
The Gavin and Stacey Christmas Special (2019) (details redacted but safe to say, there will be lots!)
"I've got a bad feeling about this", from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Numerous returning characters, good and bad, in Supernatural
"On your left"
from Avengers: Endgame. Honestly, I'm welling up just thinking about it. If you need this explained, you won't get it. But it's the biggest movie of all time, so you probably know what I'm on about.
I Can't Wait To See...
PICARD, of course!!! So excited for this series. I'm also eagerly looking forward to The Haunting of Bly Manor (season two of The Haunting of Hill House, which is going for an American Horror Story anthology model) and the new series of Doctor Who. I do wish there were more cheerful shows out there to watch, though. I think I'll be joining however many thousands of other people are re-watching Friends.
TV Episodes of the Year
10. Brooklyn Nine Nine: The Crime Scene
9. The Good Place: The Book of Dougs
8. Supernatural: Lebanon
7. Star Trek Discovery: Such Sweet Sorrow Part 2
6. The Orville: Identity Part 2
5. Orange is the New Black: And Brown is the New Orange
4. Game of Thrones: The Long Night
3. Carnival Row: Grieve No More
2. The Magicians: Escape from the Happy Place
1. Chernobyl: The Happiness of All Mankind
Films of the Year
NB: At the time of writing, I haven't yet seen Jumanji: The Next Level or Cats, both of which have a decent change of breaking my Top 10 - I know the reviews for Cats aren't good, but I like the show!
10. Us
9. Spiderman: Far From Home
7. Aladdin (2019)
6. Downton Abbey
5. Joker
4. Dr Sleep
3. Captain Marvel
2. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
1. Avengers: Endgame
Happy Christmas/Holidays everyone!
Juliette Harrisson is a writer, Classicist, Trekkie and ghost story enthusiast. Her monthly blog, Creepy Classics, re-tells ancient ghost stories accompanied by historical info on their origins.
Labels: Best of 2019, Carnival Row, Chernobyl, Gavin and Stacey, Juliette, Supernatural, The Good Place
CoramDeo said...
My new favorite way to tell whether or not somebody lives in America is whether they saw Le Mans '66 or Ford v Ferrari.
It's interesting to see someone who doesn't completely love The Mandalorian. I haven't yet seen it, but everyone says it's amazing.
Saturday, December 21, 2019 at 12:10:00 PM EST
"On your left" was quite possibly the most uplifting moment of Avengers: Endgame. :)
I'm also torn about this final season of Supernatural. Haven't tried Carnival Row yet because the promos with the fairy wings keeps putting me off. And of course, I'm obsessed with Outlander and can't wait for season five.
magritte said...
Juliette, thanks for highlighting Carnival Row. I like the show a lot too, but it hasn't gotten great reviews. It seems to me that it's a combination of the misguided Game of Thrones comparisons and some reviewers not responding to the Orlando Bloom character. I'd say more about why I liked his character but it's hard to do without a major spoiler.
Magicians is dead to me.
The Cats trailer is truly scary in an uncanny valley way.
Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 11:21:00 AM EST

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Scores dead in Egypt train crash
At least 40 die as truck ploughs bus and cars into path of speeding train.
17 Jul 2008 07:35 GMT
The train struck vehicles that strayed onto the line at a level crossing [AFP]
The accident occurred 80km east of the Mediterranean city of Marsa Matruh.
A witness said the level crossing was just beyond the top of a hill and therefore not visible to approaching traffic until the last minute.
Trapped bodies
Heavy equipment was brought to the scene to try to lift the mangled carriages, officials said. Many bodies are thought to be still trapped inside the carriages.
Dozens of emergency vehicles were sent to the scene, including ambulances from the capital Cairo, 400km to the southeast.
The crash is the latest in a series of transport accidents in Egypt, most of which have been blamed on negligence and poor maintenance.
At least 58 people were killed and 144 injured in August 2006, when a passenger train slammed into the back of another on the same track, derailing carriages and setting one train ablaze.
Egypt's worst rail disaster occurred in February 2002, when a passenger using a stove set ablaze a train heading to the south of the country, killing at least 361 people.
Egyptian roads are among the most dangerous in the world. According to the transport ministry, around 6,000 people die each year in accidents and 30,000 are injured.
SOURCE: Agencies


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AAO-HNSF Updated Clinical Practice Guideline: Adult Sinusitis
April 1, 2015 - 1:49pm
Experts Update Best Practices for Treating the 1 in 8 U.S. Adults Suffering from Sinusitis
Sinusitis affects about 1 in 8 adults in the United States, resulting in over 30 million annual diagnoses. The direct cost of managing acute and chronic sinusitis exceeds $11 billion per year.
More than 1 in 5 antibiotics prescribed in adults are for sinusitis, making it the fifth most common diagnosis responsible for antibiotic therapy.
Because sinusitis is treated differently based on its cause, it is critical to differentiate between acute viral sinusitis and acute bacterial sinusitis.
New evidence supports a recommendation of either watchful waiting or antibiotic therapy for mild, moderate, or even severe acute bacterial sinusitis.
ALEXANDRIA, VA — An updated clinical practice guideline from the American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery Foundation published today in Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery identifies quality improvement opportunities and explicit actionable recommendations for clinicians managing adult sinusitis, including a greater focus on patient education and patient preference.
"More than ever before, there is a prominent role for shared decision-making between patients and clinicians when managing adult sinusitis—especially in deciding whether to use antibiotics for acute bacterial sinusitis or to instead try 'watchful waiting' to see if a patient can fight the infection on his or her own," explained Richard M. Rosenfeld, MD, MPH, who chaired both the 2007 guideline and the 2015 update.
"Intuitively clinicians often feel that sicker patients benefit more from antibiotics, but our recommendation is that watchful waiting or antibiotics are both appropriate. This empowers patients and clinicians to use antibiotic judiciously, reserving antibiotics for cases that get worse or don't improve over time."
Those shared decisions also are important regarding sinusitis symptom relief options such as pain relievers, topical intranasal steroids, and nasal saline irrigation.
Other differences between the 2007 guideline and the 2015 update include:
more explicit details about the role of pain relievers, topical intranasal steroids, and/or nasal saline irrigation for symptomatic relief of acute bacterial sinusitis;
a recommendation of amoxicillin with or without clavulanate when antibiotics are prescribed, while the prior guideline recommended amoxicillin alone;
several statements about chronic sinusitis, the management of which was not discussed in the 2007 guideline.
This evidence-based clinical guideline for adult sinusitis was updated by a multi-disciplinary panel of experts in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, infectious disease, family medicine, allergy and immunology, advanced practice nursing, and a consumer advocate.
The guideline authors are: Richard M. Rosenfeld, MD, MPH; Jay F. Piccirillo, MD; Sujana S. Chandrasekhar, MD; Itzhak Brook, MD, MSc; Kaparaboyna Ashok Kumar, MD, FRCS; Maggie Kramper, RN, FNP; Richard R. Orlandi, MD; James N. Palmer, MD; Zara M. Patel, MD; Anju Peters, MD; Sandra A. Walsh and Maureen D. Corrigan.
Members of the media who wish to obtain a copy of the guideline or request an interview should contact: Lindsey Walter at 1-703-535-3762, or newsroom@entnet.org.
About the AAO-HNS/F
The American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery (www.entnet.org), one of the oldest medical associations in the nation, represents about 12,000 physicians and allied health professionals who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the ears, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. The Academy serves its members by facilitating the advancement of the science and art of medicine related to otolaryngology and by representing the specialty in governmental and socioeconomic issues. The AAO-HNS Foundation works to advance the art, science, and ethical practice of otolaryngology-head and neck surgery through education, research, and lifelong learning. The organization's vision: "Empowering otolaryngologist-head and neck surgeons to deliver the best patient care."
Guideline Fact Sheet: Adult Sinusitis
Clinical Practice Guideline: Adult Sinusitis
Tips for Sinus Sufferers
Sinus Headaches
Sinusitis: Special Considerations for Aging Patients
Lindsey Walter, Senior Manager
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She developed a love for design by assisting her mother with her decorating and home-staging business. Rob Mariano, also known as Boston Rob and The Robfather, is an actor and has been a part of Survivor, SCI FI Investigates, and The Campaign. In a clip from season one, Boston Rob was seen saying that he wanted to gift his parents something mandos armor they couldn't give him back. Secret Celebrity Renovation Season 2 will kick off with actor Billy Gardell from Bob Hearts Abhishola renovating the house of his best friend's mother. As Nischelle told WFOR-TV, Secret Celebrity Renovation is unique because it reveals how stars act around the people they care about the most.
Needless to say, a pretty penny definitely goes into doing the projects we see on the show. This information will likely become available once the show has been on the air for a little longer. At one point, there was some talk that Brad might have paid for the home renovation gifted to his makeup artist of 30 years, Jean Ann Black.
The pair won after Mark had taken a five-year break from the hit reality show. Turner will be joined by a top-notch design team, including contractor and TV personality Jason Cameron as well as celebrity interior designer Sabrina Soto. Emmy winner and funny man Leslie Jordan calls on Jonathan and Drew to gift his long-time friends of 40 years with a life-changing renovation.
Camille has a master's degree from Saint Joseph University's Writing Studies program, and she currently works as the Writing Center Assistant Director at a small university in western Pennsylvania. Camille's writing has been published on several websites, and she enjoys writing articles and short stories in her spare time. The internet has made it possible for producers to come up with all sorts of companion content, and it's become the norm over the last several years.
Viewers will be happy to know that they can visit the CBS website to find clips from the show. As Nischelle revealed in a July 2021 interview with CBS 8 San Diego, some stars discovered that they had a talent for construction work during the shooting. It's possible that Nischelle Turner, the host and producer of Secret Celebrity Renovation, worked in collaboration with the executive producers, Peter Devita, Lewis Fenton, and Robert Horowitz, to figure out the financial aspects of the show. Keep in mind, similar debates have emerged in the past in conjunction with HGTV shows like Celebrity IOU, which has seen Drew and Jonathan Scott team up with stars like Brad Pitt and Kim Kardashian.
Over the years, she took home two Mirrorball Trophy wins, first with Drew Lachey in her debut season and then again the following season with Emmitt Smith. As for the celebrities who will be giving the life-changing gift of dream home makeovers, superstar participants include Paula Abdul, Lauren Alaina, Wayne Brady, Eve, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, "Boston" Rob Mariano, Chris Paul, Emmitt Smith and Anthony Ramos. Mega superstar Halle Berry is eager to thank her fifth-grade teacher for having a profoundly positive impact on her youth and identity. She brings in Jonathan and Drew to return the love and surprise her lifelong mentor with a luxurious home makeover.
Celebrities including Eve and Wayne Brady are to gift a surprise home renovation to people that helped them to success in a new reality series for CBS. "Dancing with the Stars" judge Derek Hough holds the record for the most championships among professional dancers. He won the Mirror Ball Trophy six times over the course of his run on the show. That's even more remarkable when you consider that no other pro dancer on the show has ever won more than two. It's unlikely that anyone will come close to that record before the show ultimately runs its course — whenever that will be — but this season there are multiple double winners who could finally achieve that elusive hat trick.
… Us Weekly confirmed the news of the unlikely romance shortly after Deschanel split from her husband of four years, Jacob Pechenik. As you've probably guessed already, this part is definitely staged and usually, homebuyers are aware that the first house they tour is out of their budget. … Those people know that buying a perfect house that's already done won't be worth filming for Property Brothers. Brother' NEW YORK Superstar Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott will return in a newly greenlit six-episode season of Brother vs. Brother, HGTV's high-stakes house-flipping competition.
On March 9, 2022, CBS renewed the series for a second season which premiered on July 29, 2022. Let's be real, usually when a show features the word 'celebrity' the celebrities on the show are people who aren't really all that famous. The series will have some very well-known guests including Wayne Brady and Chris Paul.
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I wear glasses and I have since the age of 8 or 9. My dolls, while they don't get eye tests, get glasses. I think Blythes look cute with glasses – clear or tinted. Like with people, I think that glasses add to the personality to Blythe like they do with people. While not all of my dolls wear glasses all the time, I do have one that frequently has glasses on.
Glasses aren't for everyone though, and if you have a custom doll you may be unwilling to put glasses against your doll's face due to the fact that it could scratch the face-up and I don't blame you. I don't put glasses (sunglasses or otherwise) on my custom girl because I get worried about scratching her face. I'm less worried about stock dolls because there's no sealant or customized make-up.
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Vea and Janie wear glasses. They have bad eyesight. They wear them all the time. But you are right….ZuZu put on Vea's glasses for a picture during the first week of her 365 and got HUGE black scratches! I almost lost it – all I could think of was how am I going to work with this for the rest of the year!?! We are managing but ZuZu gets a new face up soon! And we are careful when we put Vea and Janie in their travel bags – taking their glasses off first.
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Yesterday the National Science Board released a report that has long been viewed as "the gold standard" on the state of science and engineering in the United States and other countries. This report, Science and Engineering Indicators 2014, is important reading for anyone interested in STEM topics, including education, workforce, national and international R&D trends, academic R&D, the global knowledge and technology marketplace, public attitudes and understanding, and state performance.
The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) submitted a recent 9-page letter report to the President addressing the development of massive open online courses (MOOC) and the role of technology in education. The development of information technology for use in higher education is of particular interest to PCAST and to the Administration as they seek to address the rise in higher education costs.
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by Nancy Walsh Nancy Walsh, Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today November 13, 2015
SAN FRANCISCO -- Intra-articular steroid injections are not effective over the long term for preventing structural damage in knee osteoarthritis, a 2-year randomized trial found.
In the study, which was funded by the National Institutes of Health, there were no significant differences between patients who received injections of triamcinolone hexacetonide every 12 weeks and those given placebo in change in pain on the Western Ontario and McMaster University Arthritis Index (WOMAC), with differences of -2.2 in the steroid group and -2.8 in the placebo group (P=0.3), reported Timothy E. McAlindon, MD, of Tufts University in Boston.
And while there were significantly greater changes on the Cartilage Damage Index (CDI) among patients in the steroid group compared with the placebo group, with changes per year of -52.1 in the steroid group and -17.8 in the placebo group (P=0.03), the difference was actually "tiny," being only about 1%, and was of "uncertain clinical significance," McAlindon said during a press conference at the annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology here.
It's now known that some degree of inflammation is present in the joint in osteoarthritis, and studies have suggested that the inflammation seems to predict structural progression, which raises the possibility that an intervention that reduces inflammation might delay the progression.
"Intra-articular corticosteroids are already in widespread use in the treatment of knee osteoarthritis, for short-term pain relief, but have never been tested specifically for effects on structural progression," he said.
Another question is the safety of the procedure, because there have been case reports of patients who had repeated injections of cortisone into a joint and developed rapid structural progression, or analgesic arthropathy.
"To address those questions, we decided to test the hypothesis that intra-articular steroids might reduce structural progression in a randomized clinical trial using MRIs to look for structural changes," he said.
The study included 140 patients, with slightly more than half being women. A third were nonwhite, and mean body mass index was 31.2 kg/m2.
Participants had injections of 40 g triamcinolone or saline every 12 weeks, for a total of eight injections.
MRI cartilage damage was assessed using the validated quantitative CDI, which focuses on the regions of the joint that are most liable to damage. The area of denudation also was evaluated, and a semiquantitative feature score rated fissures, delamination, superficial fibrillation, and signal change.
As with pain on the WOMAC scale, similar findings were seen for the steroid and placebo groups for function, with changes in the triamcinolone group of -7.1 compared with -9.2 in the placebo group (P=0.4) and on the chair stand test (-1.1 versus -1.6, P=0.8).
The only structural endpoint other than the CDI that differed between the two groups was in the progression of superficial fibrillation, with more changes being seen in the placebo group (24% versus 11%, P=0.04). No differences were seen in total cartilage denudation, subchondral bone, or effusion volume.
"However, I think it's salient that none of the structural differences seemed to translate into patient-reported outcome differences," McAlindon said.
"I think we can conclude that intra-articular corticosteroids used at the dose of 40 mg for 2 years has no major effect on structure in the joint -- either deleterious or beneficial -- and that over the long-term we don't see an overall effect on patient-reported outcomes or physical function," he said.
A limitation of the study was the use of only one dose, and it's possible that a larger dose might have had more of an effect, he said.
In addition, the study didn't attempt to measure the short-term treatment benefits associated with intra-articular steroid injections, he noted.
The authors reported no financial relationships.
American College of Rheumatology annual meeting
Source Reference: Driban J, et al "Intra-articular corticosteroids are safe and have no major effect on structural progression of synovitic knee OA: a 2-year randomized controlled trial of 3-monthly triamcinolone hexacetonide" ACR 2015; Abstract 897.
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The XL Catlin Seaview Survey (CSS) is a global program to document marine biodiversity. Branded as "Google Street View goes underwater", the program has featured prominently in recent media. Part of the CSS is a study of mesophotic coral reefs known as the "deep reef" – a largely undocumented reef habitat beyond the normal scuba diving depth of 30 to 150 meters.
Using specialised deep diving and remote operated vehicles (ROVs), researchers from University of Queensland and Dr Paul Muir, Research Officer and Collection Manager of Corals at the Museum of Tropical Queensland have now begun documenting the mesophotic zone of the Great Barrier Reef, arguably the last great undocumented Queensland habitat.
Dr Muir said that recent studies indicate the mesophotic reefs are quite extensive and have found that coral habitat on the Great Barrier Reef may be up to 50 per cent larger than previously thought, if mesophotic reefs are included.
The Museum of Tropical Queensland was invited to join the survey to provide expertise in the areas of coral taxonomy and ecology. Dr Muir was able to reap the benefits of training in advanced diving techniques and operating an ROV, part of which was funded by the Queensland Museum Network's Professional Development Committee.
Dr Muir participated in a recent CSS expedition to the largest and most remote system of coral atolls in the world: the Chagos Islands.
"This string of coral cays is situated in the central-west Indian Ocean and has a controversial history: the local inhabitants were removed to terrible cultural detriment in the 1950s by the UK and US military as part of an exclusion zone around a large new military base at Diego Garcia," said Dr Muir.
"The presence of this base does mean that Chagos Islands now provide a unique natural laboratory: a large remote reef system with no people: virtually zero impacts from fishing, runoff from agriculture and sewage, sediments from development and all the other things that go with early 21st century humans."
Dr Muir said that the reefs are so remote and off limits that the expedition relied upon the UK and US military for air transport into the area and for the expedition vessel.
"The lack of a human presence was quite noticeable whilst diving. Large fish such as coral trout are normally scarce and shy, however in the Chagos they were abundant and curious- we literally had to push them out of the way to work on the corals!"
The Chagos reefs are also of great interest to science because they have undergone two extreme high seawater temperature events in the last 20 years, which caused mass coral bleaching and death. These events are predicted to become more common in the near future and pose a significant threat to the Great Barrier Reef.
Dr Muir explains that the central-west Indian Ocean is thought to be "ahead of the game" due to unusual ocean circulation and so the Chagos gives us a glimpse into the future – how large reef systems cope with bleaching events, which coral species are most vulnerable, and how species composition may change.
"This was also an opportunity to enhance our collections," said Dr Muir.
"The Queensland Museum Network has one of the largest coral collections in the world, spanning most reef areas, and we were able to document and collect the unique and isolated Chagos coral fauna," he said.
"Our collection also included samples for molecular biology (DNA) analyses and we will be working closely with the University of Queensland over the ensuing months to unlock some of the secrets of this unique area."
Dr Muir explains that the Queensland Museum Network collects coral in order to be able to keep a unique record of reef corals which may become locally and even globally extinct in coming decades.
"The collection is a powerful tool for researchers to tackle questions of global importance. For example, we have recently had a paper published in the prestigious journal Science. The research uses the coral collection to answer some fundamental questions about global coral distribution and ecology and how this may change in response to warming oceans."
This project also illustrates the importance of collections such as these in that they measure change over time, which helps to better inform policy decisions around environmental management.
Image credit: The Shallow Reef XL Caitlin Seaview Survey team preparing for a transect. Three synchronized, high resolution DSLR ca,eras mounted on the nose of the instrument take approximately 900 images over a single 1.8 km linear transect. Images courtesy of XL Catlin Seaview Survey. www.catlinseaviewsurvey.com
Article originally appeared in Antenna, Queensland Museum Foundation Magazine, Spring 2105.
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Het bier wordt gebrouwen in Brouwerij De Glazen Toren, te Mere in de gemeente Erpe-Mere. Het is een ongefilterd goudblond bier met een alcoholpercentage van 8,5%, zonder toevoeging van kruiden. De brouwer maakt gebruik van de enige hopvariëteit die nog in Aalst verbouwd wordt, namelijk Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Het bier is genoemd naar Ondine, het hoofdpersonage van De Kapellekensbaan, een boek van Louis Paul Boon.
Ondineke is ook het officiële stadsbier van Aalst en wordt op recepties van de stad aangeboden. De wikkel rond de fles heeft de stadskleuren: rood-wit-geel.

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Nov 2, 2017 By psamadmin
By ZUKISA KOTA –
Tabling the 2017-18 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) last week the Minister of Finance Malusi Gigaba noted that gross national debt is projected to reach 61% of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2022, with debt-service costs approaching 15% of main budget revenue by 2020-21.
President Jacob Zuma congratulates the Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba on his medium-term budget speech at parliament in Cape Town PICTURE: ESA ALEXANDER
The MTBPS was delivered in a context of growing inequality levels and unemployment sitting at 27.7% – the highest figure since September 2003.
Even though GDP is expected to grow marginally in the current year, the state is accumulating debt faster than it is able to collect and increase revenue collection.
Gigaba rightly drew attention to the fact that "tax revenue is projected to fall short of the 2017 Budget estimate by R50.8-billion in the current year, the largest downward revision since the 2009 recession".
This shortfall in revenue collection comes at a time when the country is under pressure to stick to its path of fiscal consolidation to prevent further credit rating downgrades. He said that nearly 15% of the main budget revenue will be spent servicing debt by 2020-21.
The Public Service Accountability Monitor (PSAM) calls on the Finance Ministry and relevant line departments to address the following concerns:
In his 2017 Budget speech, former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan stated that the National Health Insurance (NHI) fund would be established in order to support the priority health programmes, and that more details in this regards would be provided in the October 2017 Adjustments Budget.
Gigaba noted Cabinet's adoption of the White Paper on NHI in June 2017. The White Paper estimated that full implementation of NHI would increase public spending on health from 3.9% in 2017-18 to 6.2% of GDP by 2025-26 (assuming a long term economic growth rate of 3.5%). The Finance Ministry has rightly reassessed the situation (against a more conservative long-term growth rate of 2.5%), and found that health spending through a fully implemented NHI will require 6.8% of GDP in 2025-26.
This scenario explains the caution in the MTBPS that: "In the absence of higher economic growth, several of government's current policy commitments will need to be revisited, because their cost implications appear to exceed available resources."
National Treasury also need to await input from the Davis Tax Committee "on the feasibility of proposals to adjust the medical tax credit". This will also influence the costing of NHI and may impact time-frames for establishing the NHI fund.
We therefore encourage the National Treasury and Department of Health to provide a comprehensive financial plan to support the implementation of the NHI.
While health is acknowledged as one of government's key policy priorities, the overall quality of services provided at clinics and hospitals needs major improvement.
While the MTBPS contends that some medical negligence claims are unjustified or excessive, estimated pay-outs for such claims "have grown at an average rate of 45% since 2012-13, and amounted to R1.2-billion in 2016-17".
he MTBPS also noted that "contingent liability arising from claims against the state at the end of 2016-17 totalled an estimated R56-billion".
Efforts to improve the quality of public health services is not always dependent upon increased budgets, but often upon improved management and accountability within this vital sector.
While Gigaba explained that R44-billion would be spent on building new schools and refurbishing others, R415-million in-unspent funds was declared within the School Infrastructure Backlogs Grant (SIBG) according to the Adjustment Estimates that accompanied the MTBPS.
The underspend is explained as being due to delays in appointing contractors.
This is unacceptable given the economic climate and needs of learners and teachers.
In the MTBPS, it is explained that "R7.3-billion that had been shifted to the provincially-administered education infrastructure grant, but had not been allocated to specific projects, be returned to the department's school infrastructure backlogs grant over the 2018 MTEF period".
The failure to allocate such funds to projects requires explanation, and corrective action needs to ensure that when the R7.3-billion is allocated to the SIBG in the 2018 MTEF, it is efficiently and effectively spent to respond to learners and educators most in need of support.
It is high time the Department of Basic Education (assisted by Treasury) addresses challenges in school infrastructure provisioning.
We call on the Finance Minister to not reduce grants aimed at addressing housing backlogs and improving the living conditions in informal settlements, where the majority of South Africa's poor live.
It is also of paramount importance to desist from bailing out State owned Enterprises (SoE) that are repeat offenders, especially at the expense of services that could enhance basic human rights.
The 2017 Estimates of National Expenditure noted a reduction over the MTEF of funds intended for the Urban Settlements Development Grant and the Human Settlements Developments Grants (HSDG), of –R282.3-million and –R3,449-billion respectively.
The MTBPS notes a review of the HSDG which will see the introduction of two new grants directed at clearing the title deeds backlog and to respond to emergencies.
Reviewing the HSDG may reduce its budget further and consequently reduce targets with regard to informal settlements upgrading and housing subsidy units.
Over and above planned reductions to certain housing grants, there needs to be improved levels of overall expenditure with Human Settlements. In the first six months of 2017/18 only R13.1-billion (39%) of its adjusted appropriation of R33.5-billion for the year was spent.
The 2017 MTBPS correctly noted the following: "Financial management challenges in municipalities: Like the rest of government, municipalities face a difficult fiscal environment. Even as demand for services rises, weak economic growth has put stress on consumers' ability to pay for services, while transfers from national government are growing more slowly than in the past.
"Some municipalities have managed these challenges well, but others have fallen into financial distress and face liquidity problems. These include municipalities that are unable to meet their payment obligations to Eskom, water boards and other creditors.
"These municipalities need to rectify governance and management problems, focus on collecting revenues owed to them, and eliminate wasteful and non-core spending."
While the minister noted that municipal spending is projected to be R197-billion – and will focus on the maintenance of existing infrastructure, improved procurement of infrastructure projects, and better management of conditional grants – past practice has revealed lengthy delays in the transfer of conditional grants to municipalities.
It is critical to ensure prompt transfer of such grants to enable the timeous commencement of infrastructure projects.
Increasing national debt diverts resources towards servicing such debt, while reducing the funds available for social services.
Debt has risen from 4.4% of GDP in 2007 to 17.6% in 2017. It is also noteworthy that the public-sector wage bill has increasingly crowded out other areas of spending.
The MTBPS notes that spending on compensation of employees "has continued to grow more quickly than nominal GDP. A fair and reasonable compromise between government and state employees in the current round of wage talks is in the public interest".
The economic climate, rising national debt and forecasts for the medium term strongly suggest that fiscal prudence and improved financial management and political leadership is required.
Zukiswa Kota is head of monitoring and advocacy at the PSAM


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Most churches consider Latin as their official language. When you visit the Catholic Church, you will find people speaking in Latin. It is the language respected by tradition and followed by experience, especially in the church's headquarters work. It can be seen in the Rome city. It is applied in all business and correspondence with the Roman Curia and Holy See. It is believed that universal church should have a common language, and that is obvious with the Latin language.
Latin is not like Spanish. There are a lot of difference between the two.
Ecclesial Latin is the Latin accustomed by the church.
Various languages like Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French, etc. have Latin roots. About eighty percentage of the English words that are scholarly is consequent from the Latin, and more than sixty percentage of English words that are commonly used are derived from the Latin.
The Latin is seen on the United States currency. Most English speaking people use Latin words on daily basis. Some of the frequently used Latin words are a gymnasium, honor, aroma, administrator, inter, quasi, et cetera, per capita, R.I.I., P.S., P.M., A.M., superior, etc.
The Latin language is widely used in law, medicine and science fields. In certain occasions, the mottos of the university and state are written in the Latin language.
Latin is popularly referred as infected language. Are you wondering the reason for this nickname? Well, the endings in Latin are different, and it depends on the way it is used. This characteristic is slightly found in the German language. In English, the word order would differ. But in Latin, there is no word order for 'the', 'an' or 'a'.
In the Latin language, there are diphthongs. It means double vowels that create one sound. Some of the examples of diphthongs are oe, ae, etc.
The Latin language is referred as a dead language. Therefore, no frequent changes are made to the language. The changes are mostly experienced by the living languages. Remember, in living languages the word's meaning are subject to change, distortion and manipulation. Moreover, there are chances for the language itself to remain unrecognizable in a short time. If an English speaking person has to read a text that is written hundred ago, he/she will feel difficult since it will be different to the present usage. The word changes will result in division.
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Methodist Review, ISSN: 1946-5254 (online), is an open access, peer-reviewed electronic journal which publishes scholarly articles in all areas and eras of Wesleyan and Methodist studies. Methodist Review is sponsored by the Candler School of Theology, Emory University; the Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University; the Association of United Methodist Theological Schools; and the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of The United Methodist Church.


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The ministry of Education and Sports is currently investigation an incident at Ishaka Adventist School of Nursing in Bushenyi where tutors were caught on camera caning students.
The ministry banned corporal punishments in schools and colleges in 2016 but such incidents persist.
In a statement issued by Lydia Komugisha, the Senior Hospital Administrator for Ishaka Adventist hospital, which owns the school, the management regretted the incident.
Komugisha confirmed that indeed the caning incidences all happened on January 30, 2019.
She said the two female students; Rebecca Mbabazi and Katusiime Atuhaire (escaped from school) were caned at the request of their parents.
Male students were caned for trespassing in the compound.
She reportedly returned at around 4.45am the next morning and was refused access into the ward by the tutor in charge of placement.
Komugisha says Mbabazi was then reported to the principal who suspended her on January 17 and asked her report back with her parents.
On January 30, Mbabazi came back with her mother who was informed of the management's decision to dismiss the student from school.
According to Komugisha, Mbabazi's mother pleaded that she be allowed to discipline the student by caning instead of her being dismissed from the student.
On the second incident, Katusiime Atuhaire escaped and spent a whole week from school.
Concerned, the school administrators reportedly called her parents' to check for her whereabouts.
When she finally returned to the school, she was told to go and come back with her father, who also reportedly pleaded with the school for her to be caned.
On the third video where a clinical instructor is seen caning male students, Komugisha says these were caned for trespassing in the school compound.
She says the unnamed clinical officer and deputy principal who participated in the caning of the students have been suspended pending further investigations.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Principal Rutakoba Joab and the clinical instructor one Isaac were suspended over the matter.
The Uganda Human rights commission has also started investigating the nursing school for alleged human rights violations.
Rose Atim, the South Western Regional Human Rights officer, told mknewslink.com, a local website that management will be held responsible for the actions of their tutors.
Atim said that it appears that the school condones corporal punishment and the commission would like to establish why torture is meted on students.


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Coroner says Dayton woman missing during tornadoes drowned in creek
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — A coroner has determined a 71-year-old woman who went missing shortly before tornadoes tore through southwestern Ohio accidentally drowned.
Catherine Clayburn's body was found a week after tornadoes struck the area in early June beneath stacked trees in a creek connected to the Stillwater River in Harrison Township.
The Montgomery County Coroner's Office tells the Dayton Daily News a death certificate shows Clayburn drowned in the creek during a storm, though it remains unclear whether the tornadoes played a role in her death.
Clayburn had dementia and had been reported missing hours before the tornadoes hit.
Authorities have said the storm damage made the search for Clayburn difficult. Crews weren't able to find her body until high water in the creek receded.
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Le panneau « Sécurité et maintenance » (anciennement le centre de maintenance et le centre de sécurité Windows) est un composant inclus depuis le système d'exploitation Windows XP de Microsoft (à partir du Service Pack 2). Il est aussi présent dans Microsoft Windows Vista, 7, 8 et 10. Il indique et permet de changer les fonctions de sécurité. Il sert aussi de moniteur pour la sécurité et informe par une bulle de notification s'il y a un problème.

Il est composé de trois composants : une interface, un service Windows et un module pour le panneau de configuration qui est contrôlé par le .

Le panneau de contrôle est divisé en plusieurs catégories pour qui possèdent une couleur différente selon le statut (vert, jaune et rouge). Lorsqu'il est vert, cela indique que toutes les fonctions sont en bon paramétrage. Quand, il est jaune, cela indique que le système peut courir un risque et lorsqu'il est rouge indique qu'il y a un gros problème de sécurité sur l'ordinateur.

L'état de la machine est déterminé par un processus dans les Services Windows. Celui-ci est appelé « Centre de sécurité » ou « wscsvc » et celui-ci démarre automatiquement quand Windows est chargé et prend la responsabilité de surveiller le système pour pouvoir déterminer le niveau du problème et alerter l'utilisateur en affichant une bulle de notification.

Les paramètres sont accessibles par le .

Historique des versions

Windows XP SP2
Microsoft a appris des discussions avec ses clients qu'il y avait confusion quant à savoir si les utilisateurs prennent des mesures appropriées pour protéger leurs systèmes, ou si les mesures qu'ils prennent étaient efficaces. De cette recherche, Microsoft a pris la décision d'inclure un panneau de commande visible avec Windows XP Service Pack 2 qui fournirait une vue consolidée des caractéristiques de sécurité les plus importantes. Le Service Pack 2, sorti en , comprend la première version du Centre de sécurité Windows (WSC pour  en anglais). Cette version surveille : Windows Update, le pare-feu Windows et la disponibilité d'un logiciel antivirus.

Les fournisseurs tiers de pare-feu personnel et des logiciels anti-virus ont été encouragés à utiliser l'API WSC pour enregistrer leurs produits auprès du système d'exploitation.

Windows Vista
Dans Windows Vista, WSC surveille de nouveaux critères, tels qu'un logiciel anti-espion, l'User Account Control et les paramètres de sécurité d'Internet Explorer. Il peut également afficher les logos des produits tiers qui ont été enregistrés auprès du Centre de sécurité.

Windows 7
À partir de Windows 7, le « Centre de sécurité Windows » est remplacé par le « Centre de maintenance ». Microsoft ajoute un moniteur « Protection d'accès réseau » qui affiche l'état de l'agent NAP () à ce nouveau centre de maintenance.

Windows 8
Dans Windows 8, Action Center surveille dix nouveaux éléments : le compte Microsoft, l'activation de Windows, , la maintenance automatique, l'état du disque, les pilotes, les applications de démarrage, HomeGroup, l'historique des fichiers et les espaces de stockage.

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Liens externes
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A Girl and Her eBooks: The Blackstone Vampires Omnibus by Carole Gill- $0.99 Goodie!
The Blackstone Vampires Omnibus by Carole Gill- $0.99 Goodie!
From Ancient Egyptian vampire cults, Roman vampire brothels, The Dark Ages, The Crusades, The Black Death of 1348, on to his meeting with the child murderer and Satanist Gilles de Rais, and concluding with his wicked, blood-soaked affair with the Blood Countess herself, Erzebat Bathory. The pages are filled with debauchery, vice and murder – how can one stained with so much blood and evil possibly be trusted?
Dracula's gypsies are loyal to their master and will try to save him, but the destroyers led by Van Helsing come and there is great carnage. Still, for one, there is salvation from the unlikeliest of saviors. There is betrayal and a freak show run by evil men, as well as the greatest passion Dia will ever know, but can she trust it?
And what of Dracula's greatest vampire enemy, the one who has fallen in love with Dia; the nobleman Dracula turned. Can he be trusted?


Nothing compares to that initial rush—walking through the departure doors as you begin your journey.
Knees shaking, hands raking through your bag to collect your passport and boarding pass and dump out your water before security and did you forget your wallet again?
Four flights and three countries later, you hate the giant white-washed building that was once a construction of ambition, hope, and revival. You want to be outside, in the fresh air—you want to be anywhere but this stale, suffocating prison.
I can relate to feelings of distain towards airports. I used to compare the large, aesthetically unappealing environment to hospitals—no one is there because they want to be. We're all just waiting to get somewhere better.
While this remains true, airports have transformed before my eyes. I bask in the initial excitement of arriving in a new place and departing an old. Nothing compares to the small moments that transpire inside those walls: holding a familiar body for a final farewell, sacrificing your possessions to a rotating belt, the tingling sensation of foreign features, memories lapping up as families rush past, numbers and names floating over you in intercom waves, watching the name of your hometown flash upon a computer screen. Such feelings are flawlessly—and only—sparked by airports.
People travel for various reasons that are shuffled into two finite categories: business or pleasure. Whatever your in-depth, multidimensional reason, airports are a gateway to get where you need to go.
People travel to conferences and meetings, to weddings and funerals, for holidays and getaways. Missionaries pack supplies for impoverished nations. City dwellers burst out of confines, running away to relax. University students plan a gap year that turns into three. High-rise hotels, volunteer quarters, backpacker hostels, all-inclusive resorts. Travel offers everyone what they need to escape. So, maybe in another, more optimistic sense, airports do resemble hospitals: by offering the potential to heal.
To travel is to wait. Travel teaches patience, the enjoyment of the journey, the ability to stop and breathe in those moments when you're fatigued and your flight is delayed and your backpack does not make a very good pillow. Travel forces you into undesirable situations where you get stuck in the middle seat between two obese men who take up the entire row and smell like a dead cat that's been cooking in the Texas sun for three days.
The initial step of every new journey is exhilarating. Being unsure when to board, how to act, where to look. Refusing to leave your bags for a second, even though you really have to pee and can't fit it all into your stall. Travel forces you out of your comfort zone. You learn to trust strangers. Airplanes create a bizarre environment where you never see the people (pilots) you place your life in the palms of.
All of the pain, troubles, turmoil, and waiting fades into the sky as the wheels tuck away and the aircraft rises. My nose presses against the oval glass; eyes track the rivers that run like snakes. Yellow patchwork quilts comprise the prairies below, mountains fade into molehills along with all the problems and stress I carried on board. Even though my baggage still weights the same, I feel lighter, lifting into the clouds with a new adventure awaiting on touchdown, and the never-ending question whispering in my ear: Where to from here?


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A computational pipeline for the classification of seasonal and pandemic influenza viruses
This advanced analysis is the continuity of previous work done on studying strain-specific immune responses among seasonal (A/New-Caledonia/20/1999 and A/Texas/36/1991) and pandemic (A/Brevig-Mission/1/1918 and A/California/4/2009) H1N1 influenza viruses. We developed a computational pipeline for analyzing longitudinal gene expression data to find gene signatures capable of classifying seasonal and pandemic responses at very earlier time points (first 4 hours post infection). The computational pipeline was based on principal component analysis, decision trees and support vector machines. Using the developed pipeline, we found a small yet robust subset of critical gene signatures (~200) capable of distinguishing between seasonal and pandemic influenza responses. Independent testing of the model on other publically available datasets from GEO, provided over 80% of the prediction accuracy.
Note: This work is an extension of previous work done by Dr. Thakar and her collaborators that can be accessed at:
Hartmann, Boris M., et al. "Human dendritic cell response signatures distinguish 1918, pandemic, and seasonal H1N1 influenza viruses." Journal of virology 89.20 (2015): 10190-10205. (Link to paper)
Thakar, Juilee, et al. "Comparative analysis of anti-viral transcriptomics reveals novel effects of influenza immune antagonism." BMC immunology 16.1 (2015): 46. (Link to paper)
Zaslavsky, Elena, et al. "Reconstruction of regulatory networks through temporal enrichment profiling and its application to H1N1 influenza viral infection." BMC bioinformatics 14.Suppl 6 (2013): S1. (Link to paper)
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Looking for 2016 Donruss football. I am looking for autos, game used, gridiron kings inserts, blue press proofs and any numbered card.
game used and autos are up to you but common game used of rookies and soph. fabrics and regular material cards 1.00 each.
how much are you asking? I have one but it is a redemption so I dont remember what subset it is from.
I could do all the cards for $11 dlvd. If agreeable post the trade.
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