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Betty White Dead At 99 — Her Best Quotes & Memes To Celebrate Her Life
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Betty White has died at the age of 99. Just before 9:30 a.m., Friday, December 31, 2021, just weeks shy of her 100th birthday, the beloved icon passed away in her home, according to law enforcement sources.
A friend of the star told TMZ that it is believed she died of natural causes, as she did not have a sudden illness and was not battling any particular ailment.
There are people who are placed in the limelight with fame that comes and goes; and then there are people like Betty White — legendary actress from movies and sitcoms including The Golden Girls, That 70s Show and Hot In Cleveland — who's personality was a light in everyone's life throughout her lifetime, as evidenced by her best quotes and memes throughout the years.
Betty White was born in Oak Park Illinois on January 17, 1922. Having a career that began at the young age of 17, she immersed herself to different areas of the movie business, such acting, hosting and producing.
She is widely known for her role in the seven-season show The Golden Girls, where she played Rose Nylund — a funny and quick-witted character, who was able to form a relationship with everyone she meets.
Over the course of eight years, this fictional character mirrored Betty White's actual personality, making the world fall in love with her episode by episode. While her role in The Golden Girls played a large role in the development of her fame, she is also remembered for her work beyond that.
Her personal accomplishments run the gamut. She won the Regional (LA) Emmy award in 1952 as an outstanding female personality and is a three-time award winner for the American Comedy Awards. She was the first woman to win a Daytime Emmy Award under the category of Outstanding Game Show Host.
As an advocate for living your best life and spreading positivity, Betty White's legacy reaches further than just the films and shows she starred in, and the awards she won.
As an avid animal lover, Betty White has done charitable work for years. She has devoted her life to the welfare of animals, never seeing it as something she should do, but had to do.
For more than half of her life, Betty unfailingly made an impact on not only the entertainment industry, but also the way we view life, and the importance of living an optimistic life.
To help celebrate her incredible life and the joy she brought to us all:
Here's a collection of the best Betty White quotes and funny memes to remind us of all the ways she charmed us all through the years.
1. "I've always liked older men. They're just more attractive to me. Of course, at my age there aren't many left!" — Betty White
2. "If you catch me talking to an empty chair… it's time to up my meds!" — Betty White
3. "Animals are near and dear to my heart, and I've devoted my life to trying to improve their lives" — Betty White
4. "Does desire melt away with age? I'm waiting for that day to come." — Betty White
5. "That's nice, dear" — Betty White
6. "I may be a senior, but so what, I'm still hot." — Betty White
7. "Oh, I don't need sleep. I just went to my hotel and had a cold hot dog and vodka on the rocks." — Betty White
8. "People have told me 'Betty, Facebook is a great way to keep in touch with old friends.' At my age, if I wanted to keep in touch with old friends. I'd need an Ouija board. " — Betty White
9. "If the guy's a cutie, you've got to top that booty." — Betty White
10. "Butterflies are like woman – we may look pretty and delicate, but baby, we can fly through a hurricane." — Betty White
11. "It's your Outlook on life that counts. If you take yourself lately and don't take yourself too seriously, pretty soon you can find the humor in our every day lives. And sometimes it can be a lifesaver." — Betty White
12."Get at least eight of beauty sleep. Nine if you're ugly." — Betty White
13. "Why do people say "grow some balls"? Goals or we can sensitive. If you want to be tough, grow a vagina. Those things can take a pounding." — Betty White
14. "Vodka is kind of a hobby." — Betty White
15. "When I pontificate, it sounds so, you know, oh, well, she's preaching. I'm not preaching, but I think maybe I learned it from my animal friends. Kindness and consideration of somebody besides yourself. I think that keeps you feeling young. I really do. " — Betty White
16. "Doctors say that a glass of wine a day can extend your life. Cheers." — Betty White
17. "My philosophy for staying Young is, actually every day… Drink bubbly every birthday!" — Betty White
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18. "Laughter keeps everyone feeling wonderful." — Betty White
19. "Betty White. The only person Chuck Norris is afraid of."
20. "The secret to our marriage was enthusiasm. When I knew Allen was coming home, I would freshen up my make up and put on a new blouse." — Betty White
21. "The older you get, the better you get. Unless you're a banana." — Betty White
22. "The hottest man in Hollywood remains Robert Redford. I've never met the man, but I just enjoy fantasizing about him completely!" — Betty White
23. "You're never too old for anything!" — Betty White
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Pandora Expands Its Recommendation Engine to Podcasts
Michael Crider @MichaelCrider
November 13, 2018, 12:25pm EDT
For many web users, Pandora's streaming radio was their first taste of algorithmic recommendation engines that adapted to the listener. Pandora has a lot of competition now, but it's expanding into a new area: podcasts.
Starting today, a few Pandora beta users have access to personalized recommendations for podcasts based on the Podcast Genome Project. That's an extension of the original Music Genome Project, the proprietary engine that drives Pandora's recommendation engine by finding common elements in music that a single user enjoys. Podcasts are generally spoken word and much longer than individual music tracks, so they can't be quantified in the same mathematical way that music can. But the principle of recommending content based on things that a user enjoys or doesn't enjoy (the familiar thumbs up/thumbs down approach) is sound. Um, no pun intended.
The recommendation engine uses 1500 different data points to cater upcoming episodes for the listener, and it covers the wide range of genres in the medium, from This American Life to Questlove. That being said, Pandora's talking about how it has "partnered with top-tier publishers," which probably means that getting your indie Beyblade enthusiast podcast onto the actual Pandora app won't be as easy as it is on platforms like iTunes and SoundCloud.
Pandora is accepting early access applications at this link. The press release says that the full podcast functionality will be widely available "in the coming weeks." Podcast listening is only available on the mobile app for now.
Source: BusinessWire
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Stocks surge after surprise May job gains
Jessica Menton
USA TODAYPublished 5:00 PM EDT Jun 5, 2020Stocks posted their best day since mid-May after record-setting job creation in May gave investors further hope that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is over and the economy is beginning to recover. The Dow Jones industrial average surged 829.16 points to close at 27,110.98 after the government said that U.S. employers added 2.5 million workers to their payrolls last month, the largest increase ever. Economists were expecting them instead to cut another 8 million jobs amid the ongoing fallout from the response to the deadly outbreak.The Standard & Poor's 500 advanced 2.6% to finish at 3,193.93, its best day since May 18 and leaving it within 6% from its all-time high set in February after earlier being down nearly 34%. Friday marked its eighth gain in the past 10 trading days. The Nasdaq Composite jumped 2.1% to end at 9,814.08, nearing a record.For the week, the blue-chip Dow rose 6.8%. The S&P 500 index climbed 4.9% and the Nasdaq added 3.4%.PPP loans: Small banks and small businesses turned out to be a good combinationCoronavirus: 'Life-changing event' of COVID-19 could alter how we work, spend and retireStocks have been on a tear on hopes that economic growth can resume. While economists cautioned that it's just one month of data and could be giving false hope, the report gives credence to the building optimism among stock investors that the economy can recover relatively quickly from its current hole. That hope has been a big reason for the better than 40% rally for the S&P 500 since late March."Today was a shocking jobs number. It's very encouraging to see workers being recalled back by their employers," Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Independent Advisor Alliance, an investment advisor, said in a note. "At 13.3%, we are still at a higher rate than any that we hit during the financial crisis in 2007-2009, but as long as that continues to move lower, it will show that the re-opening of the economy is proceeding smoothly." In another show of increased confidence, the yield on the 10-year Treasury rose to 0.88% from 0.82% late Thursday. This area of the market was much earlier than stocks to give warning about the coming economic devastation from the coronavirus outbreak.Now, the 10-year yield is close to its highest level since March, according to Tradeweb. It tends to move with investors' expectations for the economy's strength and inflation.Stocks began their tremendous rally in late March after the Federal Reserve came to the rescue once again with promises of immense aid to keep markets running smoothly. Capitol Hill also agreed on unprecedented amounts of aid for the economy, which helped eliminate the worst-case scenario for many investors of a full-blown financial crisis.More recently, it's been hoped that growth can resume for the economy as states across the country and nations around the world relax lockdown restrictions meant to slow the spread of the virus. Even as horrific and historic data continued to come in on the job market and economy, stocks largely remained resilient in their climb.If their optimism proves to be right, it wouldn't be the first time. During past recessions, stocks have historically hit their bottom and turned upward months before the economy has. That's because investors are setting stock prices now for where they see corporate profits heading months into the future.The report provides additional confirmation for investors who are betting on a faster recovery of the economy, according to Charlie Ripley, senior investment strategist at Allianz Investment Management."At the very least, this report affirms that the economy is on the mend and employees are coming back to work after being temporarily unemployed," Ripley said in a note. Half of the job gains in May were concentrated in the leisure and hospitality sector, which recouped 1.2 million jobs last month. To be sure, a handful of sectors continued to see job losses. The transportation industry continued to suffer from a decrease in travel with 19,000 job losses last month. Continuing a recent trend, investors on Friday moved out of stocks that had been earlier winners in the weak, "stay-at-home economy" and into companies that would benefit most from growth.Among the biggest stocks, energy producers, banks and industrial companies had the biggest gains. Their profits tend to be very closely tied to the strength of the economy.Travel-related companies were also strong, after their stocks got pummeled early in the outbreak on worries that no one would want to fly or go onto a cruise ship for a long time. Security officers screened 391,882 people at U.S. airports on Thursday, the most since March 22. Year-over-year declines have moderated to 85% from 96% in mid-April.American Airlines jumped 11.2%, tacking even more gains onto its 41.1% surge a day before when it said it would fly more of its regular U.S. schedule in a bet that fliers will return to the skies.Norwegian Cruise Line rose 14.5%, and United Airlines added 8.5%.Contributing: The Associated Press
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It has been two weeks since I left the United States on my first out-of-country experience to study abroad for my spring semester at Hokusei Gakuen University, a sister school of Manchester University's in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. Over the course of this time, I have become acquainted with several staff members and students of the university, settled into my classes and daily commuting routine, and had the opportunity to explore a handful of the city's sights. Although I have only been here for a short time, I hope that by sharing my experiences with the MU community, I can raise awareness about Hokusei's study abroad program, the city of Sapporo, and the benefits of studying abroad.
My first week in Sapporo, the other new "ryuugakusei," or international students, and I were given a tour of the campus by the continuing students and Japanese students. This included visits to the building we would attend our classes in, the gym, the library and the international center, the latter of which features the international office, international lounge and my personal favorite, North Star Café Sarah, an international cafe where students can order hot food and beverages, including sandwiches, pasta, cocoa, coffee and more. It offers a positive environment for students to relax, eat, socialize and study.
However, what makes the café even more appealing is that it hosts International Times, where student workers host the café in their own native languages and students order using a piece of paper prepared with phrases in that language. It is a fun and creative way to get students exchanging language and learning more about their peers in the process.
Outside of the university, traveling around the city has been a huge learning experience for me, having lived in smaller towns and cities my entire life. Coming from rural Indiana to Sapporo, Japan, what struck me the most was just how alive and fast-paced it is. Trains and buses arrive to the minute. Waiting in the station for a bus to arrive, someone always rushes past who just barely manages to board before the doors snap shut and it departs.
Passing through Odori, the central part of the city where the Tozai, Namboku, and Toho subway lines intersect and countless shopping centers rise off the map, one can find swarms of people filtering through the streets and standing on corners, waiting for the light to turn green to be able to cross. Visiting a bustling open-air mall, small shops sell foods such as crepes and savory "takoyaki," or octopus dumplings, to those passing through.
In the square in front of the TV tower, the occasional performer will entertain those who happened to drop by, such as when I had the fortune of watching a group of students performing all sorts of incredible jumps and flips to American pop music.
And if Odori is to be considered the heart of Sapporo, then the subway tunnels underneath the city, just as lively as its surface, could be considered the veins though which the people move through the vast city system. Having never particularly relied on public transportation before, I feel a rush of excitement whenever I walk down a set of stairs to get to the station and receive a huge blast of cool air whipping my hair around as I prepare to approach the ticket gate, or when the train takes off, dragging my body to the side, and declares the station it is bound for.
Sapporo's underground network also offers several shops and kiosks similar to those on the surface, some for convenience shopping, and some for those willing to pay more for fashionable clothing, accessories, or pop culture merchandise.
Whether at restaurants, hobby shops, or local landmarks, the city is home to many unique places for students to explore.


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Your Dance Card is Full
by Kali Cozyris
Photo by Keenan Hinz, Submitted
There's a dance born every minute. At least that's the case this weekend at the eighth annual 1 Minute Dances, happening Friday and Saturday, March 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. at Redwood Raks World Dance Studio ($5). The event brings artists from California, the larger U.S. and around the world together to share their love for movement and sound with an audience sitting in the round. Pared down to 60 seconds, each dance tells a succinct story. Don't miss this fast-paced showcase of dancers, actors, musicians and performance artists playing pieces that last just one minute.
Dancing Stars of Humboldt returns to the Arkley Center for the Performing Arts for its fourth year on Saturday, March 9 at 7 p.m. ($15). Watch Humboldt's finest dancers put their best foot forward in an evening of tapping, leaping, poppin' and more. This year's lineup is impressive, with more dancers than ever performing diverse dance styles including hip-hop, tap and jazz numbers. Catch Cuban Salsa troupe Arcata Rueda, Boogie-Woogie duo Cailan Halliday and Julia Clark, solos by Bizou Massias, Clairese Mayo and Jackson Rankin and company, apprentice dancers from North Coast Dance and more, with former anchorman and musical theatre performer Brad Curtis emceeing the show. In addition to giving young dancers a place to spread their wings and show their skills, the Dancing Stars program also raises money and awards scholarships. High-quality entertainment and philanthropy for a mere $15. Nice move.
Redwood Raks World Dance Studio
824 L St. (Arcata)


Remington is a 6 month old green Belgian Malinois. We have been working on detection, bite work and tracking. His ball drive is outrageous! He will jump to your head to get the Kong or ball/string. I have been working with him since he was 6 weeks old. He is very environmentally sound. Will go after his kong on slick floors and stairs. He does like water but not too crazy about it, yet. He is now on a Belgium 3 sleeve. He has some obedience such as sits and kom hier but he has been working on the tracking,detection, bite work and protection first before obedience.
He can be dual purpose but goes NUTS for his kong. His hunt drive is great and loves being around everyone and very social. VERY handler friendly, dog friendly and child friendly.
We have been working on hard surface tracking and soon going to grass tracking with him. He is still intact and not registered.
He is very good around kids and loves my 3 year old daughter.
Videos attached below of detection. Please text to see more pictures.


Previous research has highlighted the importance of accumulated life course labour market status for understanding inequalities in health in later life amongst men. Similar research is however lacking for women despite the fact that women's role in the labour market changed substantially during the second half of the twentieth century. This paper contributes to the literature by investigating the association between women's life-course economic activity trajectories and self-rated health in later life. In addition the paper provides, for England, a new classification of women's life-course economic activity trajectories that takes the timing, sequence and duration of changing labour market status into account. We use optimal matching analysis and cluster analysis to produce a taxonomy of women's life-course economic activity trajectories based on their experiences between ages 16 and 60 years. Our results indicate that even in the socio-historical context of changing women's roles, a relatively limited set of five trajectories emerge as the dominant patterns of women's economic activity over the life course. However, we find that the more 'flexible' patterns including temporary breaks from paid employment to look after a home and family are more common among younger cohorts. In regression analysis, we further show that for women, being in full-time paid employment across the life course is not necessarily good for their later health, while women who combine full-time work with family life appear to have the most favourable outcomes. We discuss these findings with reference to the accumulation of social and economic resources over the life course and the balancing of multiple roles in work and family domains. We conclude that development of policies that facilitate women, if they wish, to successfully combine paid employment with family life could have a positive impact on their health in later life.


GW Crystal offers a wide variety of Crystal Awards. Our entire current collection of crystal award product designs is cataloged below. Keep in mind we frequently introduce new products and we specialize in developing new and unique crystal designs tailored to individual customer goals.


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Q: Evolution adds new line after each line in previous message on reply and forwarding I'm using evolution email client with Exchange Server.
When I replying to message or forwarding, previous message changes: after each line appears new empty line.
Hi?
How are you?

becomes
Hi?

How are you?

It seems, that it's appears only when original message was written in Outlook (or when Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64).
When I replying on thread again, only new mails change.
I'm using Fedora 20 x64. Evolution version: 3.10.4
link on letters: https://yadi.sk/d/hm7QJuNqcqnjM

A: Got response in evolution mail list:

Hi, this is a known issue and you can find some bug reports on this if you search the evolution bugzilla. This is due to the gtkhtml element used in earlier Evolution versions. There's a new webkit based editor in the last versions (ie 3.13.8). Although this works well, we are generally recommended by developers to wait for 3.14 series. If you know how to compile Evolution yourself, you can give it a try.

It's known bug, repaired since 3.13.8 version.

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Cant remember, but im pretty sure you have to put the first one in anyways if its on the 2nd one. Not much help i'm afraid.
Not if we need to use certain webhosts and services that office 2003 isn't compatible with. A lot of them have just made the switch to office 2002 in the last few months. Office 2003 uses sharepoint to create local and remote sites. Linux and unix servers don't support it and probably won't for some time if ever.
I have office 2000 and office XP and they are both 1 disk.
office 2k premium takes 4 discs I think , i got it here somewhere.
Office XP takes more than one disc, you need other discs to get like publisher I think.


Is any one else having a problem with not being able to like anyone,s post?
This is a new problem that I have just encountered. I am unable to check the like icon on anything. Is anyone else having this problem? I can comment on post's but It won't let me like anyone's post.
Ok! Looks like everybody's button is working! HALLELUJAH!!! That was definitely a quick fix. Congratulations to the techies!
Yeah!!!!! My like button is working again. THANK YOU TECH TEAM!!!!! And thank you who helped to let them know there was a problem.
There are so many posts that are of interest or expresses what I was thinking tat this bothers me a lot.
If it works well, don't fix it! Well, someone decided to fix it, go figure.
Even though I Like your post, you will never know. Modern technology…ain't it grand. I have notice these glitches for a while and actually thought it must be me. Thank you for letting me know I am normal (or close to it maybe).
Yep, we all have something in common! I'm talking about the "maybe".
We used to be able to edit our comments…I don't see that option any more…has that been eliminated?
I see that, it should not be removed that I am aware of. I will also let them know about that.
Thanks! Sometimes the technology updates create additional challenges. I love this site!
Yes, it's like taking your car to the mechanic. They fix one thing but then something else gets out of whack. I love this site too, and any glitches are worth the patience to work them out.
It's fixed already…thanks for the quick action!
Those guys are fast. We are all good now.
I tried to "like" your post and got nowhere too.


This Chinese spinach egg drop soup (苋菜蛋花汤) is so fuss-free, it can be made at short notice. I love that this egg drop soup is both a soup and veggie dish in one bowl, so I only need one other main to make dinner complete.
The egg flowers (蛋花) in this soup are silky soft and tender. Together with Chinese spinach leaves & tomato, this soup is meatless and very easy on the tummy. Compared to my corn egg drop soup with a thicker soup consistency & fine delicate egg flowers, this spinach version is more soupy with larger egg "ribbons".
The main ingredients pictured above (not actual amount) are simple stuff such as tomato, garlic, ginger, egg and corn starch. For the spinach, I always use the tender leaves of Chinese round/sharp/baby sharp spinach. One can also use western salad baby spinach leaves but that's a lot more expensive than our local spinach.
Serve this dish as a soup or side dish to any Chinese meal, eat it on its own as a low carb meal, or add glass noodles to make it a simple one-dish meal.
Light, fresh and delicious..haven't had a egg drop soup in ages..now you have me crave one large bowl.
OMG! Tomato egg drop soup here and tomato and egg soup in the next!


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Iskali ste uporabnika z imenom 'Diego Armando X' ... OK
Uporabniško ime Diego Armando X
Vidna sporočila v forumu vseh: 292, prvo: 15.01.10 06:51, zadnje: 22.08.11 10:40
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#99306 (odg: #99291 sandi) 01.04.11 09:50 Diego Armando X odgovori / citiraj | shramba
Realno stanje SBI! Ali kdo pričakuje odboj :)
http://www.shrani.si/f/1n/QE/3TcrZxT5/st...
* zadnji popravek: 01.04.11 09:50
(Tema: Pregled novic - 01.04.11 v forumu Pregled novic)
#99426 05.04.11 14:57 Diego Armando X odgovori / citiraj | shramba
Sam tale Bine jih pa stresa iz rokava... Jebes Hribarja pa njegove prisklednike... Bine je edini pravi komik!
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- OriginOil, Inc. (OOIL), the developer of breakthrough technology to transform algae, the most promising source of renewable oil, into a true competitor to petroleum, today announced that a process partner, World Water Works, Inc., has agreed in principle to distribute OriginOil's dewatering and extraction systems to its global customer base. The agreement covers product integration, manufacturing and joint marketing.
"We're excited that World Water Works have decided to manufacture and distribute our devices throughout their international customer base," said Riggs Eckelberry, OriginOil CEO.
"World Water Works is an innovative company with a first-class manufacturing facility in Oklahoma City, and one of their technologies provides an important concentration stage in our harvesting systems. This is a major first step in our plan to integrate the algae production process for our customers," Eckelberry noted.
"The OriginOil team are innovators, but they also know how to engineer solid devices that interface well with our systems," said Mark Fosshage, President of World Water Works. "We are really pleased to be able to manufacture and distribute for them, and we also see potential opportunities for their technology in traditional waste water treatment settings."
Scott Fraser, OriginOil's VP/Operations, noted that World Water Works' world-class manufacturing facility is key to his company's expansion plans as it responds to high customer demand worldwide.
"In our first field tests at MBD Energy's research facility in Australia, their algae-specific DAF was highly successful in concentrating our client's algae after our dewatering stage; and we will fully integrate it with our harvesting systems as part of our single-vendor commitment to our customer base," Fraser said.
The Algae Harvesting Technology Optimized (AHTO™) system, from World Water Works, is a patent-pending version of the company's wastewater industry high rate Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) process, specifically tailored to Algae Harvesting.
The AHTO™ technology separates suspended solids (flocculated algae) from the water by a process of dissolving air into water under pressure. Upon release of that pressure, microbubbles form. These microbubbles interact with the particles to cause them to float to the surface of a vessel where they are skimmed off.
The result, according to the company, brings significant performance and cost advantages over other algae harvesting systems on the market, yielding up to 20% algae concentrations at low operational and capital costs.
About World Water Works, Inc. (web address: www.worldwaterworks.com)
Privately-held World Water Works, Inc. is a leader in waste water treatment systems, ranking first in the USA for industrial Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor and Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) systems. It is the licensed Exclusive North American Distributor for Nikuni and, DEMON® Technologies, and its Polypropylene Welding Capability is premier in the US.
World Water Works has successfully delivered projects on every continent. In 2011, WWW will open Indian manufacturing operations to service customers in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, complementing its 50,000 square foot (4,645 m2) manufacturing facility in Oklahoma City.
About OriginOil, Inc. (web address: www.originoil.com)
OriginOil, Inc. is developing a breakthrough technology that will transform algae, the most promising source of renewable oil, into a true competitor to petroleum. Much of the world's oil and gas is made up of ancient algae deposits. Today, our technology will produce "new oil" from algae, through a cost-effective, high-speed manufacturing process. This endless supply of new oil can be used for many products, such as diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, plastics and solvents, without the global warming effects of petroleum. Other oil-producing feedstock, such as corn and sugarcane, often destroy vital farmlands and rainforests, disrupt global food supplies and create new environmental problems. Our unique technology, based on algae, is targeted at fundamentally changing our source of oil without disrupting the environment or food supplies. To learn more about OriginOil™, please visit our website at www.originoil.com.
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Ali lahko kje vidimo "težo" določenih vzajemnih skladov skozi obdobja?
#100229 29.04.11 09:59 Diego Armando X odgovori / citiraj | shramba
Kratki updejti...
ARWR prodaja vse kar ni povezano z medicino in se usmerja v 3 panoge:
Zdravilo za Raka, debelost in obnovo hrustanca v sklepih
OOIL kar veselo drvi proti komercializaciji - določene minimalne revenue že proizvaja... Letos bodo imeli $1M samo od MBD-jevega hektarja
druga stranka je goverment of Mexico
in ena evropska (sem že pozabil)
ps: v tej branži naj bi začele vlade (vsaj EU) zaračunavati onesneževalcem do 40€ za vsako metrično tono izpustov... kar naenkrat postanejo alge smotrne... saj veste, alge porabijo 2x več CO2 za rast kot pa ga izpustijo v zrak z kurjenjem!
BEHL limonada ker ne najde izhoda
NPWZ
NPWZ nasel odresitelja?
BOTHELL, Wash. , May 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --
Chris D'Couto
We believe that the Second Quarter of 2011 has provided us with a bright future. During the course of the second quarter, we have begun to renew commercial interest in our products and as we transition into our third quarter, are working to fully implement our go to market strategy, which consists of both product development and licensing. We are working diligently to ensure that 2011 will be a year that marks the sustained launch of the Company in the market and will serve as the foundation of our future growth. The intent of this letter is to update you on the Company and address specific questions that we have received during this period.
During the past several months, Neah Power Systems has announced various relationships in the defense and transportation markets, a key part of our first phase of growth. Key agreements include:
-- Collaboration with a large U.S. Defense Supplier
-- Electric Car Company , with incorporation of our fuel cells into
four-wheel electric hybrid vehicles
-- EKO Vehicles, a leading electric scooter company in India
-- Hobie Cat, a leading sailboat and kayak company
We continue to have discussions for a variety of consumer applications incorporating our fuel cells. We believe that the discussions are the result of the awards and recognition that the Company received in 2010. Some notable examples include the 2010 Best of What's New™ Popular Science, which is one of its most prestigious awards in technology. In addition, we were a 2010 finalist in the Washington Technology Industry Achievement Awards and Neah's CEO was invited to present at various forums, including most recently the 2011 Japan Fuel Cell Expo.
Many technology offerings have early significant breakthroughs, often coupled with serious challenges. For example almost all other portable fuel cells, first or second generation, are PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) based. These membranes have short lifetimes and are negatively impacted if they operate in high or low humidity. Contamination can affect their performance, and they can be very expensive to manufacture. In contrast, we believe that because our fuel cells are silicon-based (same technology that is used in the manufacture of computer chips), they have approximately 2 1/2 times the power density (power per unit area) of a PEM, and can be manufactured in high volumes at low cost using existing computer chip manufacturing capacity. Furthermore, we believe that the Neah fuel cell is suited to operate without air ("anaerobic" operation). This unique capability makes us an attractive solution for automobiles, trucks, two wheelers, forklifts, electric scooters (EKO Vehicles), four wheeler applications ( Electric Car Company ) and water-based transportation (Hobie Cat). These are hybrid implementations where a fuel cell can be used to continually charge a battery which in turn powers a vehicle's motor.
As we move beyond the first half of our fiscal year 2011, we are actively packaging our technology and building a series of offerings in:
-- Licensing
-- Product Development
-- Prototype Development
-- Engineering Support
Our goal is to complete several licensing arrangements through the thoughtful development of our sales and marketing activities before the close of this fiscal year, and, furthermore, working in concert with several specialty manufacturers to design and develop prototype systems based on our fuel cell systems.
Our goal through the balance of our fiscal year and indeed through the end of calendar year 2011 is to leverage the hard work of the past eight years to provide a solid foundation for our future. The prototypes are complete and we now move to the implementation and distribution phase of our growth. This is a dynamic time for Neah, with new faces, new markets and new products. With careful management and planning we believe that Neah is well positioned to meet the challenges and opportunities of the future.
Thank you for your continued support of Neah Power and the Company's management team.
Company Contact: Stephen Wilson Neah Power Systems
#100634 (odg: #100629 miroslav13) 17.05.11 08:43 Diego Armando X odgovori / citiraj | shramba
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What is hot in Algae
In California, we update you today on the latest from Solazyme's proposed IPO. The company filed updates to its S-1 registration statement this past week, which can be found here.
Proceeds. Solazyme said "We anticipate that the initial public offering price of our common stock will be between $15.00 and $17.00 per share," and expects to net $138 million at the mid-price for its shares, which would value the company at $919 million. Noting that the company has granted the underwriters an additional 1,496,250 shares of common stock to cover over-allotments," proceeds from the IPO could be as high as $160 million, and take the valuation of the company to as high as $930 million.
Q1 2011 results. At the same time, the company reported that its losses in the first quarter of 2011 widened to $7.325 million, on sales of $7.742M, compared to a loss of $3.988 million on sales of $5.758M for Q1 2010. Expenses for Q1 2011 were generally in line with the average for the last nine months of 2010.
Who owns Solazyme? The largest holding, 13.9 million shares, belongs to the Roda Group, which would emerge with holdings valued at $222 million, post-IPO at the expected range. Braemar Energy Ventures holds 5.0 M shares, which would value at $80.3M post-IPO. Founders Harrison Dillon and Jonathan Wolfson will have holdings worth $66M and $65M, should the IPO price in the expected range, while entities associated with chairman Jerry Fiddler would have holdings of $58M, post-IPO, and Lightspeed Venture Partners would hold $45M in shares.
Dillon and Wolfson are each selling 300,000 shares in the IPO, which could net up to $5 million each.
In total, the 57 million shares in Solazyme would be divided as follows:
34.533M issued in capital raises
9.975M issued in the IPO
8.842M issued to founders Jonathan Wolfson and Harrison Dillon
1.847M issued to executives, outside directors
1.83M issued to others
The returns in the game. Let's look at the potential returns for early-stage investors who correctly identified Solazyme's promise, and took the risk, should the Solazyme IPO price as expected.
7.746M shares issued at $0.39
Cost to investors: $3.0M
Post IPO value: $123.9M
11.431M shares issued at $5.04
Cost to investors: $57.6M
Series D
Cost to investors: $60M
Buy or sit out the IPO?
In March we wrote: "IPO or no-IPO? We see this as a no-brainer. The share valuation? Well, that will depend on the number of shares they are offering. Their latest capital round, last year, valued the company at $8.86 per share, at a time when the company was internally valued at $187 million. and that internal value has shot up by 171 percent since then."
$16 per share is not a long-term valuation.
Ultimately, we believe bio-based energy and chemicals companies will need to reach the $5 billion revenue threshold for long-term survival – the oil industry records $3.8 trillion in annual sales of crude oil alone – and bio-based companies play in value-add markets as well as commodities, and stretch beyond oil into agriculture, food, HBA products and more. Ultimately, at oil company margins and price-revenue ratios (see Shell's data), survivor companies, we believe, will have a minimum value of $2.74 billion. So there's around a 66 percent "not going to make it to prime time" discount on Solazyme, the way we see it.
Qualified analysts will weigh in on the viability of the investment. For us, that's a lot of upside for the investor, even now.
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Michael E. Burton
Michael E Burton (pronounced Miq-kel) 48 years old Born in a small province outside of Geneva, Switzerland and
currently residing in Stockholm Sweden.
Enrolled in a Commonwealth Joint Community Nations Task-force for the safety and care of Commonwealth
residents in underprivileged Nations.
In Later life became an avid participant in Marine Biology, and served on served on several joint venture
exploratory missions with the late Jacques Cousteau.
Currently dedicated to providing "Green" solutions for the Planet and Humanity, Michael has spearheaded several
privately owned corporate ventures and is now taking the lead to restore Biocentric Energy Holdings, to it's
original business goals along with diversifying and expanding the company's operations to alternative Fuel and
Power production.
Mr. Paul J. McGuire – Chief Technical Officer
Mr. McGuire has over forty years of experience in the energy business. McGuire joins BioCentric Energy, Inc. from
General Electric where he was the Senior Business Manager developing cogeneration, syngas and distributive
power projects in the western United States and Canada.....He has managed waste-to-energy projects in North America and Europe.
Russell D. Noel – Onsite Construction Manager
Emcon/Turner Corporation 2000 – Present
Cascade Recycling Center, Woodinville, WA – Sr. Superintendent
Scheduled, coordinated and managed all subcontractors during the construction of the 85,000 SF recycling facility.
Provided detailed inspections to ensure all contractual agreements were fulfilled and maintained site safety and
OSHA compliance. Developed and maintained an exceptional relationship with Waste Management site
representatives, coordinated and participated in inspections with local municipal authorities.
Bamby (pronounced Bembi) 252 years old Born in a small province outside of Jungfraujoch, Switzerland and
currently residing in Los Angeles USA.
Served on served on several joint venture exploratory missions with the late Jacques Cousteau, Popay and Walt Disney.
Currently dedicated to providing help to prosecutors of Bittorrent for illigaly sharing her nude photos.
OOIL
- On January 25, 2011, the Company announced that MBD Energy (MBD) had committed to purchase an initial OriginOil extraction unit for piloting at one of Australia's three largest coal-fired power plants. The total value of the purchase order was $150,000, and the initial payment received was $75,000. The next payment is due as: $37,500 upon notification ready to ship, and the balance of $37,500 shall be due upon installation.
- On February 14, 2011 the Company announced that it had agreed to participate in a pilot scale algae project to be funded by the Mexican government. The project will demonstrate industrial algae production, paving the way for substantial investment by the Mexican government in large-scale jet fuels production.
- On March 21, 2011, the Company announced Algae Screen�, a process that keeps algae healthy and productive by selectively eliminating microscopic predators without the use of chemicals. The announcement was associated with the company's filing for its twelfth patent application, entitled "Enhancing Algae Growth by Reducing Competing Microorganisms in a Growth Medium."
- On March 24, 2011, the Company agreed to retain the patent law firm of Kirton & McConkie, and subsequently ended its relationship with Workman Nydegger.
- On March 28, 2011, the Company announced a new policy of seamless integration with other vendors, recognizing its strategic customers want to work with the fewest possible vendors. The new policy will apply only to OriginOil's direct customers, as the company plans to pursue distribution agreements with companies that have global sales networks.
- On April 12, 2011, the Company announced that a process partner, World Water Works, Inc. of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, agreed in principle to distribute OriginOil's dewatering and extraction systems to its global customer base. The agreement covers product integration, manufacturing and joint marketing.
- On May 9, 2011, the Company announced that it formed a co-venture for technology development with BARD Holding of Morrisville, Pensylvania, focusing on BARD's BA 1000, a patent-pending modular system of Photo BioReactors (PBRs) to cultivate algae at commercial scale, and OriginOil's harvesting and extraction technology. On 30 April, 2011, OriginOil executed a co-venture agreement with Ennesys, pursuant to which OOIL shall sell Products to BARD Holding from time to time under the terms of a global cooperation agreement.
- On May 11, 2011, the Company announced its participation in Ennesys SAS, a French joint venture with UK-based Pacific Junction (PJC UK), and that Ennesys SAS is working with large institutions to develop two separate large-scale algae projects in eco-buildings and marine fuels. On 26 April, 2011, OriginOil executed a co-venture agreement with Ennesys, pursuant to which OOIL shall sell Products to Ennesys SAS from time to time under the terms of a global cooperation agreement. OriginOil is an equity partner in Ennesys SAS with PJC UK, each holding 22.5% of Ennesys. The remaining ownership is held by the Ennesys SAS management team. On 29 April 2011, OriginOil paid PJC UK $20,000 for its equity interest in Ennesys, which PJC UK had reserved for OriginOil at the inception of Ennesys SAS in late 2010.
AUSTIN, Texas , May 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- SmallCapVoice.com, Inc. announced today that a new audio interview with Neah Power Systems, Inc. (NPWZ.OB) is now available. The interview can be heard at http://smallcapvoice.com/blog/5-9-11-aud...
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About Neah Power
Neah Power Systems, Inc. (NPWZ.OB) is developing long-lasting, efficient and safe power solutions for the military, transportation, and for portable electronics. Neah uses a unique, patented, silicon-based design for its micro fuel cells that enable higher power densities, lower cost and compact form-factors. The company's micro fuel cell system can run in aerobic and anaerobic modes. Neah believes that the technology can also be used for energy storage and generation.
OriginOil Receives Order for Large-Scale Algae Extraction System
MBD Energy places an order for a large-scale algae extraction system to be installed at the first of three commercial 'CO2 to Energy' power station projects in Australia
Los Angeles, CA – May 23, 2011 – OriginOil, Inc. (OOIL), the developer of a breakthrough technology to extract oil from algae and an emerging leader in the global algae oil services industry, today announced it has received a firm order for a large-scale algae extraction system from a leading solutions provider in the field of industrial CO2 waste management, MBD Energy, Ltd. (MBD). The order follows recent collaborative trials of OriginOil's equipment focused on optimizing capacity to handle large volumes of algae continuously.
The new system on order is one of the largest next-generation extraction systems of its kind in the world. The equipment is expected to process up to 1100 liters (300 gallons) per minute of algae culture continuously, enough to process the daily harvest at MBD's upcoming one hectare site at Queensland's Tarong power station.
"This milestone places OriginOil at the forefront, globally, of delivering high scale, energy-efficient dewatering and extraction of algae, one of the most critical issues facing algae production today," said Riggs Eckelberry, OriginOil CEO. "Our work with MBD has also proven our ability to help collaboratively integrate other vendors in the process to ensure an end to end solution for our industry."
With this firm new equipment order, OriginOil will approach its forecast of $1 million in booked sales for products and services in 2011.
"We are currently installing the first hectare of our project at Tarong Power Station in Queensland and OriginOil's equipment will help us efficiently harvest and process the very large volumes of algae biomass we expect to produce, beginning later this year," said Managing Director Andrew Lawson, MBD's Managing Director.
Lawson added that "OriginOil's participation with us in this landmark power station project provides a strong base for MBD Energy and OriginOil to prosper as a result of a growing pipeline of large-scale CO2 to Energy Algal Synthesizer installation projects at power stations and other emitters in Australia and around the world."
MBD Energy previously committed to a mobile OriginOil extraction unit to support the building stage of the one hectare proof of concept phase at Tarong Power Station, one of Australia's three largest coal-fired power plants. Once the large-scale system is in place, the mobile unit will be deployed at the next power station pilot site, and so on.
According to MBD Energy, the one hectare facility will use the power station's CO2-laden flue-gas to feed a Bio-CCS (Bio-based Carbon Capture and Storage) Algal Synthesizer. It will serve as proof of concept for a larger, second stage facility of up to 80 hectares (197 acres) before being progressively expanded to a much larger third stage facility.
MBD Energy is regarded as being at the forefront of solutions for stationary industrial emitters such as power stations, smelters and refineries - that securely and efficiently converts captured flue-gas emissions into oil-rich algal biomass via proprietary systems.
CABN
SANTA BARBARA, CA--(Marketwire - 05/23/11) - Carbon Sciences Inc. (OTC.BB:CABN - News), the developer of a breakthrough technology to make gasoline from natural gas and carbon dioxide, today announced initial test results of its dry reforming of methane technology in a commercial facility.
Byron Elton, Carbon Sciences' CEO, commented, "Earlier this year we began commercial performance testing of our catalyst as part of our aggressive 2011 development plan. As of today, with nearly 600 hours of continuous testing, our breakthrough catalyst performed at levels that exceeded our expectations. In fact, it performed very close to laboratory levels, which were already close to theoretical limits. This is an exciting and important milestone in the quest to use natural gas as a viable transportation fuel."
Unlike other approaches that use compressed natural gas in redesigned gas stations and vehicle engines, Carbon Sciences' technology is aimed at converting natural gas and carbon dioxide into liquid fuels for use as 'drop-in' replacements for petroleum based gasoline and other fuels. The key to the company's technology is a high performance catalyst for the efficient transformation of CO2 and methane gas into a synthesis gas, which can then be processed into gasoline and other products currently derived from petroleum. The fundamental reaction being catalyzed is known as CO2 reforming of methane.
Ches Upham, Director of Development for Carbon Sciences added, "One of the most encouraging results is that during the testing, the conversion of methane and selectivity to CO and H2 were as high at the end as it was at the beginning. This suggests that we have solved the problem of premature catalyst deactivation that has plagued other dry reforming efforts in the past. It is especially impressive that these results were accomplished without the addition of steam to the reactor, and no precious metal was used in the catalyst formulation."
"Achieving energy independence and security is crucial for the nations of the world," Elton said. "We believe that the successful commercialization of our technology will allow the U.S. and other countries to finally achieve a realistic energy policy that does not depend on petroleum. Abundant domestic natural gas resources can be used to produce all the liquid transportation fuels required, in a cost-effective, secure and environmentally sound manner. The use of a greenhouse gas CO2, as a co-feed, makes our process particularly attractive."
To learn more about Carbon Sciences' breakthrough technology for making gasoline from natural gas, please visit www.carbonsciences.com.
Carbon Sciences to Produce First Samples of Diesel Fuel
Pa se reverse Split and hopefully na Nasdaq :)
Where did I hear that before :)
Ja nasi upravljalci so zakon... Nekateri skladi imajo ze toliko krizne €€€ budgete da v njih zasedam delez % v celih stevilih (ne v decimalkah) pa te nagradijo s tem da vsako leto spremenijo provizije in te po****fu****ka****jo kjer je le šansa... Lahko bi vsaj 1x letno 20dag Barcafeja poslal po pošti pa bi bilo več vredno kot to kar delajo v skladih...
(Tema: Kje jih najdejo v forumu Razno)
#101714 (odg: #101689 emanuel goldstein) 16.06.11 11:19 Diego Armando X odgovori / citiraj | shramba
[emanuel goldstein]
Zakaj cvetke?
Izgleda da nekomu ni jasno kaj je kultura. Gre namreč za edino uradno priznano področje (poleg religije), katerega cilj ni promocija storilnostnih praks, pač pa - celo - kritika vsega, kar se avtorjem zdi kritike vredno. Merila za uspeh pa niso ekonometrična.
NAJ SE POKRIJEJO IZ TISTEGA KAR NAREDIJO/PRODAJO! Jaz se moram tudi... Tem pizdam država daje na veliko nas pa terja z 41% dohodninsko stopnje... prasci!
(Tema: Ustrelili ste se v nogo v forumu Periskop)
ARWR:
Dr. Anzalone: We have a number of catalysts that we hope to
accomplish this year. Breaking these down by subsidiary, with Calando,
we expect to finish the Phase I trial and execute on a commercial partnership
this year. Those are two substantial milestones for Arrowhead. Additionally,
we are looking to form a new scientific advisory board around
Calando to assist in future development with these assets and ultimately
establish new clinical candidates and clinical protocols.
With Ablaris, we have two major catalysts. We believe one is
the publication of a paper that we will report on the primate results. The second will be the completion of an IND filing and initiation of a Phase
I trial. For Nanotope, we believe that we can execute another commercial
partnership, akin to the one that we did with Smith & Nephew, in another
tissue type. With Leonardo Biosystems, we believe that we are approaching
a major milestone in optimizing our manufacturing of our silicon
particles. By end of the year, we believe can have that process optimized
and begin to scale that operation.
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Solazyme prodaja galono goriva za $200-$300 pa Navy pokupi vse!!!!
OriginOil to Up-List Shares to Trade on a Senior U.S. Securities Exchange
OriginOil Receives Increased Order for Large-Scale Algae Extraction System
New total brings orders to $1 million for the year to date
Los Angeles, CA – August 12, 2011 – OriginOil, Inc. (OOIL), the developer of a breakthrough technology to extract oil from algae and an emerging leader in the global algae oil services industry, today announced it recently received an increased order for a large-scale algae extraction system from MBD Energy, Ltd. ("MBD"), a leading solutions provider in the field of industrial CO2 waste management.
"On May 23, 2011, we announced that we received a firm order for a large-scale extraction system from MBD," said Riggs Eckelberry, OriginOil CEO. "Recently, MBD increased this order due to changes in configuration, and issued a purchase order on July 29, 2011. The total value of this purchase order is $850,000, of which $297,500, or 35%, was paid on August 5, 2011."
The second payment for this order, for $425,000 or 50% of the total, will be due within five (5) business days after notification from OOIL to MBD of the availability of the extraction system and a successful inspection and power test. The final payment of $127,500, or 15% of the total, will be due within five (5) business days after the completion of installation and performance acceptance.
In January of this year, OriginOil received an order from MBD totaling $150,000 for a mobile system. At the time, OriginOil received a deposit of 50%, with future payments of 25% respectively for notification of availability, and completion of installation.
The total of these orders represents a backlog of $1 million for the year to date.
The new system on order is one of the largest next-generation extraction systems of its kind in the world. The equipment is expected to process up to 1100 liters (300 gallons) per minute of algae culture continuously, enough to process the daily harvest at MBD's upcoming one-hectare site at Queensland's Tarong power station.
According to MBD, the one-hectare facility will use the power station's CO2-laden flue-gas to feed a Bio-CCS (Bio-based Carbon Capture and Storage) Algal Synthesizer. It will serve as proof of concept for a larger, second stage facility of up to 80 hectares (197 acres) before being progressively expanded to a much larger third stage facility.
MBD is regarded as being at the forefront of solutions for stationary industrial emitters such as power stations, smelters and refineries - that securely and efficiently recycles captured flue-gas emissions into oil-rich algal biomass via proprietary systems.
MBD Energy: Next Algae IPO?
Posted on August 21, 2011 by Editor| Leave a comment
MBD Energy, Australia's leading player in the fast-growing Carbon Capture and Recycling (CCR) industry, has exceeded its private investment goals.
(OriginOil is a key supplier of algae harvesting technology for MBD Energy.)
Algae group MBD Energy is one step closer to an IPO after successfully raising $22 million in its fourth round of private fundraising. The company, which proposes to capture emissions from utilities and other emitters and use it to grow algae which will then be sold for meal and biofuels, sought $15 million in its latest raising, but raised the target after a strong reaction from investors.
Coal miner Anglo American took part, and now holds a 19.9 per cent, while a new investor, the Sydney-based Sentient Fund, also holds a 19.9 per cent. CEO Adrew Lawson said four new funds were among the subscribers to the latest raising, which could reach $25 million depending on further talks with three other funds. This will take total funds raised over the four rounds to about $50 million.
Lawson said the next fund raising would be an IPO…


(Astoria, Oregon) – About 1:09 p.m. on Wednesday, something shook a wide range of the north Oregon coast and southern Washington shoreline. Objects rattled, walls shuddered a bit, and at least one witness walking on the sand reported feeling it beneath her feet.
Social media from Cannon Beach up through the southern coast of Washington lit up with talk of things moving and shaking – likely a good 50 miles. But when Oregon Coast Beach Connection talked to a variety of people inland in Portland: not a peep.
No it wasn't, according to the USGS regional office in Colorado. But what it was is a bit of a mystery.
After checking deeply into all data in the area, the seismologist talked to by Oregon Coast Beach Connection said there was absolutely no record of anything in this region. Several quakes were recorded in Alaska and California about that time, but not a whisper here.
The USGS there concluded that since it was such a large area that reports emanated from, and yet there were no reports inland, the likeliest explanation was a sonic boom.
These are created by jet aircraft, but the U.S. military does not answer questions regarding this phenomenon.
Another seismologist at USGS said the agency will not make that an official cause, only saying they still don't know what made for such a run of reports. But the second scientist said also added that an earthquake will create a radial effect, one which goes out in all directions. These reports were from a lateral area – one going straight up and down the coastline, pointing towards a sonic boom as an explanation.
Keith Chandler, manager of Seaside Aquarium, did not feel anything at the facility. But he said he has felt earthquakes there in the past and even noticed the tanks sloshing around.


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Q: Trying to change partial value in a field in sqlite databse I need to update parts of a value in a rather large sickbeard.db.
A line in the db looks lite this:
"66"    "305288"    "1" "Stranger Things"   "/media/tv1/Stranger Thins" "Netflix"   "|Adventure|Drama|Fantasy|Horror|Mystery|"  "Scripted"  "50"    "3" "Friday 3:00 AM"    "Continuing"    "0" "0" "2016"  "0" "en"    "0"     "tt4574334" "737297"    "0"     ""  ""  "0" "0" "0" "3"

In the location field the data I need to change is "/media/tv1/Some tv show" but I need to change it to "/media/TV/tv1/Some tv show". This field contains either /media/tv1 or /media/tv2, and I want to add TV so the fields looks like this: /media/TV/tv1
I've been trying this:
UPDATE tv_shows SET location = replace( '/media/tv%', '%tv%', '%TV/tv%' ); but it only changes to /media/tv% (it deletes everything else after that.) Which of course breaks the application.
I really dont feel like doing it by hand in the gui

A: UPDATE tv_shows SET location = replace(location, '/media/', '/media/TV/');

Assuming the column that you want to change is named location.

A: First of all, according to online documentation, the parameters are like

replace(original, find, replacement)

Replace does not accept patterns. Notice that the the original string must be passed explicitly to the function.  (There is no automatic context in which it gets the original string.)  Secondly, if you want to ensure the original string matches a particular pattern, for example that you don't make the replacement in some other possible match, you need a WHERE clause to limit the selection.  Just like the original string parameter, there is no automatic condition applied based on the parameters... you must use the WHERE clause to properly limit the update:
UPDATE tv_shows
SET location = replace(location, '/media/tv', '/media/TV/tv')
WHERE location LIKE '/media/tv%'

Note:  Since a failed match for replace() returns the original string there may be no apparent negative side effects of just executing this for every row, especially if you expect that the only matches will occur at the beginning of the path string.  However, it is always best to include a proper WHERE clause to make the command more efficient (only updating what is necessary) and limiting the negative effect of buggy code (no need to corrupt every row in the table if you get the expression wrong, at least it would only be limited to a subset).


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LABconciertos: Medication + Pickpockets LABconciertos: New Spanish Indie
Open-air concerts of new spanish indie pop-rock bands. Afterhours dj´s sessions at Laterraza de la laboral. Curated by Luis Mayo (Indienella-band).
LABconciertos: Medication + Pickpockets
Open-air concerts of new spanish indie pop-rock bands. Afterhours dj´s sessions at Laterraza de la laboral. Curated by Luis Mayo
Pickpockets
Indie pop-rock will be the music featured in the LABconciertos scheduled by El Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial for this upcoming quarter. Groups will include the Charades and Los Punsetes as well as some "old indie" surprises such as the return to the stage of Asturian group Medication and the solo work of Tito Pintado-Anti (ex-Penélope Trip).
The concerts will be hold out of doors in different zones of El Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial on the last Saturday of every month, from May 29 to August 28, from 9:00 to 1:00 at night, entrance free of charge.
Luis Mayo, musician and radio presenter for La Radio del Principado de Asturias (RPA) of the programme "La otra dimensión," is curator of the concerts. He has selected bands that fit with the style of his programme in which has always promoted "the most attractive and least predictable music arising within and outside of Asturias, almost always involving electric guitars, played by musicians in the league of Buddy Holly, Arthur Lee and Carlos Berlanga".
According to Luis Álvarez Mayo, "without entering into a discussion on the relevance or music possibility of rock-pop in the 21st century, this series does try to indirectly demonstrate that many artists in and out of our region - ones with undeniable talent - that are inspired by this kind of music when it comes time to produce their own work." "The programme does not play what is underground, it is the underground, the do-it-yourself, art for art's sake." And "in 30 years they'll see we were right."
Time: 9 pm
Venue: LABoral Centro de Arte
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Water under the Red Carpet
H2O is a major player in movies nominated for Oscars 2013. (UPDATE from the Red Carpet: DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, when asked why there was such an amazing field of movies and talent this year, replied: "There must be something in the water.") If you need a drinking game for Sunday's event, you might consider taking a swig each time you hear a plug for these water-saturated nominees.
Beasts of the Southern Wild (up for Best Picture, Actress in a Leading Role, Directing, Adapted Screenplay): Squatters living in the bayou are preyed upon by melting ice caps, furious storms and cataclysmic flooding.
Life of Pi (up for Best Picture, Cinematography, Directing, Film Editing, Original Score, Original Song, Production Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, Visual Effects, Adapted Screenplay): No biblical flooding here, but an ungodly storm capsizes a boat loaded with zoo animals, and it's The Young Man and the Sea — only sub an adult Bengal tiger for the great marlin. Even the protagonist's name, "Pi," is short for "Piscine" — French for "pool" — and as a youth he's dared to drink of holy water, which he does, before a priest helps quench his thirst for both water and every ounce of religion he can absorb.
The Impossible (up for Actress in a Leading Role): In a word: tsunami.
Amour (up for Best Picture, Best Actress, Directing, Foreign Language Film): Well, there was that running tap — Hitchcockian suspense!
The Master (up for Actor in a Leading Role, Actor in a Supporting Role, Actress in a Supporting Role): This post-World War II intrigue has its share of, ahem, seamen [sic] and boats, but it's more about a sailor who has lost his moral compass and his pursuit of spiritual cleansing — plus a dizzying consumption of rot-gut spirits.
Skyfall (up for Cinematography, Original Score, Original Song, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing): 007 plunges into the water after being "killed" and before his resurrection.
Les Misérables (up for Best Picture, Actor in a Leading Role, Actress in a Supporting Role Original Song, Costume Design, Makeup and Hair Styling, Production Design, Sound Mixing): Possibly the best shot since Titanic of a tilted boat takes your breath away in the opening scene, and although there's water, water everywhere, you are immediately thirsty. Plus, it seems to rain a lot (A Little Fall of Rain never hurt anyone) and everyone sweats a lot, the audience cries big crocodile tears and there's that whole sewer sequence.
Emotionally drenching Les Miz.
Django Unchained (up for Best Picture, Actor in a Supporting Role, Cinematography, Sound Editing, Original Screenplay): During one of Django's visions, he sees his wife, Hilde, as something like the lady in the lake, misty-eyed and surrounded by mist.
Kon Tiki (up for Foreign Language Film): Crossing the South Pacific on a tippy raft in shark-infested waters — c'mon, dive in!
Moonrise Kingdom (up for Writing-Original Screenplay) Raging floods and raging hormones flow through this "camp" fairy tale of puppy love between two misfits. And aren't we all misfits? Especially fun is the bit where the boy walks past one of those old sentry water fountains and plays with it, as we all did in school, just to marvel at how it worked.
Asad (up for Live-Action Short): South African/U.S. filmmakers track a young boy at the crossroads of becoming either a Somali pirate or legendary fisherman. An animal from the sea helps seal his fate.
There's certainly no shortage of gorgeous water shots for movie lovers to drink in this year.
For your drinking game, you might even toss in "Flight" (about a high-functioning alcoholic who happens to be a commercial pilot) and the documentary short "Redemption," about canning in New York City — people down on their luck who live off of recycling bottles and cans. Haven't yet gotten to the drippy animated feature "The Pirates! Band of Misfits" or the "Chasing Ice" flick about the actual melting ice caps. Give me time.
Eeek. Running out of time.
February 19, 2013 Terry Byrne	Academy Award, Amour, Asad, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Kon-Tiki, Les Miserables, Life of Pi, Oscars, The Impossible, water	2 Comments
Oscar movie date night: Double-dip features
Finally wrapped up my screening of all nine Best Picture nominees for this year's Oscars − aptly, "Amour" was a Valentine's Day morning delight.
Something I noticed about this field's crop is that they can be paired off thematically. So if you, like me, had a bunch left to see before the Feb. 24 deadline, here is my proposed clumping.
Animal love.
The movies go marching two by two, so bring on the animals — and the water and questionable boats. Both of these coming-of-age films are visual masterpieces, one from Bollywood, the other the bayou. "Beasts" follows a young girl's survivalist spirit amid powerful forces of nature, namely floods and flawed humans, although there is no judgment here, only acceptance and shimmering love. The work is primal, pungent poetry, and if you don't cry puddles — well, I won't judge. In "Pi," a lone teen survivor of a shipwreck discovers his manhood via primal fear on the high seas — but the focus is on spirituality and faith, storytelling and myth. In each of these Big Picture pictures, a colorful tale is wildly manipulated, heavily accented narration is riveting, pain gets painted over by emotion-drenched cinematography, and our intrepid protagonists go by funky nicknames: Hushpuppy and Pi. I'd suggest seeing "Beasts" first, as it catches you off guard and leaves you breathless, but is still a mere entree to the more lush (if you can imagine) "Pi," with its cohesive and slightly more uplifting script — plus, its animals aren't CGI-generated. The opening titles alone — touring an exotic zoo in 3-D David Attenborough mode — are worth the ticket, as is a goofy meerkat scene and sublime sea shots. For two movies featuring no Hollywood stars, these leave you starry-eyed.
For those not into bondage, an anti-slavery pair.
Attention, even Civil War re-enactors: You need to see "Django" first, to summon proper outrage over slavery, before "Lincoln" tackles the seed of a solution. As campy as Quentin Tarantino's gory frolic is — no question he was influenced by Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles" — there is a moment in which he lays out stark horrors like a plantation owner's best china. It's not during any of those exploding-body-parts parts, but at Candieland when Laura Cayouette as Leo DiCaprio's "beloved sister" Lara Lee Candie-Fitzwilly, delicate in her corseted finery and doting on petticoated youngsters, contrasts with a naked and tortured Kerry Washington, a serial runaway slave who is lifted from a living grave to be primped as a drop-in guest's sex toy. It's akin to seeing fresh-faced German children playing in the commandant's yard on the other side of the wall at Auschwitz. Powerful stuff, even if some of Tarantino's touches border on sophomoric, anachronistic and iMovie-ish. Contrast the near lawlessness of his Wild West and ridiculously high body count to the marbled "law"ful pillars of Washington and a lawyerly drama, all climaxing with one famous murder, only alluded to. The shadowy, internal, parched tones of "Lincoln" prove a departure for typically vivid filmmaker Steven Spielberg, and while he turns the mechanics of lobbying into a spy thriller, it gets a little mopey and droopy at the end. My two cents: "Lincoln" is either overhyped or overdone this year. Granted, the acting chops in both movies prove jaw-dropping. But freed slave Django is every bit as heroic as the Great Emancipator. And given neither Jamie Foxx nor DiCaprio was nominated, Christoph Waltz and Daniel Day-Lewis should win their races uncontested.
Undercover heroes.
Speaking of history, two suspense-packed docudramas for which we all know the endings go head to head, newsreel to reel. They each retrace special-ops daring-do's under much-maligned Democratic administrations. But government is not what's glorified — rather, two headstrong, non-political CIA agents, played biting-lip coolly by Ben Affleck and Jessica Chastain, get their due. Grainy footage helps legitimize "Argo," and its excellent editing plus authentic costume and production design make it the better film. It also helps resurrect Jimmy Carter's legacy, a bit. "Zero Dark Thirty," while closer to the audience's heart and memory (how can a dusty Iranian hostage crisis compete with 9/11 villains?) seemed timed as part of a campaign to cement Barack Obama's legacy. It was billed as part journalism, but someone should have found a better editor. Some of the dramatization, of course, can neither be confirmed nor denied. Just odd how everything covert has become overt this year. I'd watch chronologically: 1970s then 20-aughts to tens.
Silver Linings Playbook
Crazy in love.
For better or worse, in sickness or in health. "Amour," an Austrian film in French with English subtitles set in the romantic cauldron of Paris, has got the " 'til death do us part" part down. Old people and pigeons, right? Wrong. This opus, about a piano teacher in frail health whose patient husband rises to the challenge of diapering and spoon-feeding her, testifies to love's greatest test. The irony is all we see of Paris is through veiled windows; their suspended-animation love never leaves the flat. Arresting in that there is no score, not during titles or credits — the only music are piano strains integral to the flow. The silence at times is deafening. Compare that to the boisterous "Silver Linings Playbook," a twisted Cinderella story that evokes both "Garden State" and "Pulp Fiction" (for me) and follows love's glorious gestation, in all of its noisy, messy madness. Again, I'd watch chronologically: new love, then vintage love.
A love-hate relationship.
One might pair this Frenchie-themed flick with "Amour" or even one of the historical treatises … but "Les Miz" is its own monster, more of a revolutionary third wheel, and needs to be seen by itself so you can either retch or rave, unrestricted. I personally found the movie version more palatable than the stage version, even rapturous. But, as they say, all's fair in love and war, and vive la différence, if you find any.
February 14, 2013 Terry Byrne	Academy Awards, Amour, Argo, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Best Picture, date movies, Django Unchained, Les Miserables, Life of Pi, Lincoln, love, nominees, Oscars, Silver Linings Playbook, Valentine's Day, Zero Dark Thirty	Leave a comment


What difference does Advent make to you? Be honest, every year we decorate this church, we place these candles up front by the Communion table and we plan ahead for events like Old Fashion Christmas, the Living Nativity and of course the Christmas Eve celebrations. And then…it all comes down. I am no cynic, I know there are moments of grace, when God's presence is overwhelming and real to you. When I ask people about their most spiritual experiences many will refer back to a Christmas Eve gathering and how warm, secure and affectionate they felt about…everything…everyone and they wish they could feel that way all the time. But if that is the extent of our winter spiritual highlights why do we as a church go to all trouble to experience the four weeks of Advent, the season of waiting and anticipation?
The ecclesiastic planners of the Revised Common Lectionary have inserted this apocalyptic reference to Jesus' return into our selections this morning. Note these words: Then he told them a parable: "Look at the fig tree and all the trees; as soon as they sprout leaves you can see for yourselves and know that summer is already near. So also, when you see these things taking place, you know that the kingdom of God is near. Truly I tell you, this generation will not pass away until all things have taken place.
Once again Jesus uses an agricultural reference to tell us a story about ourselves. Remember the vast majority of people in Jesus' time lived intimately attached to the land. So when Jesus says that a fruit tree that sprouts leaves is giving us a sign he means that when things are coming to life the Spirit of the living God is present. Further, note that in Jesus' time there would no sense of genetically manipulating a living thing to be anything other than it has always been. A farmer in Jesus' time would not consider him/herself the essential agent of growth. Rather the farmer would consider her/himself more of a secondary player, someone who watches the miracle happen and then distributes the miracle to and with others.
That is how we know the kingdom is near, the Spirit of God is actively working in our midst, when we see things coming to life.
Note the second portion of this Gospel story, that this generation will not pass away until all things have taken place. Those who witnessed to Jesus' resurrection believed in their hearts that he would not only return to the women at the tomb and to the disciples breaking bread at Emmaus but also to them. Thus these texts were specifically about waiting for Jesus' return, when the kingdom would take greater shape and form and replace the world as it was. Such hope kept the early church alive and moving forward.
I believe there is always a crisis somewhere. What remains unique and arresting for Christians are those signs of new life, like leaves sprouting from a fruit tree, when God is doing something new and life-giving in front of us, and our response must surely be to give thanks and participate by sharing the abundance of new life that has been offered. Offered, by the way, as a free act of grace, unconditionally, a gift, for us and others to share.
In the midst of this brokenness, of this state of human society in decay and sin, where we are maligning one another, generalizing about one another and blaming one another come those sprouting leaves in places we least expected, in ways only God knows we need it, in people we would never expect to birth new life.
The world in which our listeners live will say, "see, Jesus was right." It will testify, Christianity is right, therefore. You can't justify some idea of a Christianity "I told you so." And you can't claim the opposite -- that Jesus is not speaking to our time and place. Jesus is, not to our specific circumstances, but into the ways in which powers of the world can take hold, how it seems that the power of God has been compromised, and the sense that what we know and what we trust seem to be crumbling around us. Yes, Jesus speaks the truth, not about our future, but about our condition, the world's condition, that never really changes. The church has far, far too much baggage, too much sin that was preached as righteousness, to be taken at its word. We dare not say, "there is the sign" and now all of you get on your knees and pay homage to it. If we do that we will be viewed as just another institution that mistook its privilege for God's favor.
No, the only place for the church in these times is one of humility and yet conviction, a manner of speech and witness that is both prophetic and confessional. We can say, we must say, there is a sign of our living God, there is a sign of new life, there is a sign that our God lives and straightens out our crooked spaces. And so therefore, we must then preach a hope that is grounded not in an empire, but in the truth that God knows, that is, and that we can choose to live -- a truth that chooses hope instead of fear; that believes in divine righteousness instead of self-justification; that knows God is our justice, our righteousness because God shows us that the way of righteousness is not for the sake of the self but for the sake of the other.
I have to believe that in saying these words, Jesus was not predicting our future but stating the truth of life as we know it. In that I take comfort and peace. The promise is that God created a different life for us, which is why we have an Advent. This is where the liturgical season can come to your aid, where the liturgical season makes so much sense. Advent is full of the present and not yet of God's kingdom and the signposts along the way. Advent speaks to the noise and confusion between our reality and God's sprouting new life. Advent helps us to wait but wait with open eyes and open hearts for what God is doing right here, right now.
The signs will be obvious. You won't be able to miss them. Whether with extraordinary or ordinary signs, we should be attentive to the signs of divine presence. When we don't prepare ourselves properly, fear and despair will take hold. When we aren't aware of our surroundings and the resources God provides then we put ourselves in a position to be manipulated and used. We shut our hearts and minds to the needs and concerns of others. We become insular. But when we're able to look at the world through the eyes of God we can weather the storms and embrace our calling.
I have praying all week about this text and the signs that are around us. Back in Jesus' times one way to determine who belonged where was the Table. Those of privilege and power sat together, those who were considered "other" didn't. They didn't belong. One reason Jesus was considered such a disrupter was the company he kept, the people he ate and drank with. (The Son of Man has come eating and drinking, and you say, 'Look, a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners!' – Luke 7:34) God's sign to the people of Jesus time and the people of the early church was whom ate with whom. And the people were paying attention.
Over these last several weeks our church has been filling up with new faces. All of us arrive here with different needs, different stories and different expressions of faith. Have you taken the time to meet one of these new folks? In our culture there is not the same hierarchy expressed in our common meals BUT in our time there remains a strong sense of being with those who are like us, those we know. In our lonely times one sign of new life, of God's presence, is a new face, a new set of hands, a new story. Around this Table on this Communion Sunday please be aware of the sign God is sending us. S/he is standing right beside you. S/he is a sign. S/he is a gift. The kingdom of God is indeed very near. Amen.


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The town of Tamworth is the largest town in Staffordshire, although the largest settlement is the city of Stoke-on-Trent. Due to its south-eastern location, however, the town probably has more of an affiliation with Birmingham; Tamworth is just 12 miles (20 km) from the centre of Birmingham, and 6 miles (10 km) from Sutton Coldfield. The M42 passes to the east, connecting Birmingham with the M1, and to the west the M6 toll road heads north and south.
The town has a rich history, and was once larger than Birmingham; indeed it was even the capital of Mercia under Kind Offa in the 9th century. It was raided and destroyed by the Danes and re-founded by Aethelflaed, daughter of Alfred the Great. There was probably a Saxon fort in the town, but it is thought that Tamworth Castle was built on its grounds; the castle still stands to this day. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the town became industrialised, mainly thanks to the abundant coal nearby. Canals and railways came, and engineering, brick and tile making and the textile industries grew up. In latter years, Tamworth was the home of the Reliant factory, famous for its Robin and Scimitar cars; the factory no longer exists, however.
Tamworth, with its links to both Birmingham and Staffordshire, and thanks to its ideal location in the midlands, is a perfect place to find Implementation Lead positions, and they become available reasonably frequently here and in its surrounding area. It is certainly worth taking a look or contacting Cast UK directly to talk about your needs.
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This is the discography of French DJ Tchami.

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Singles

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 2015 : Tchami  - "After Life"
 2017 : Tchami  - "World To Me"
 2020 : Tchami  - "Praise"

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That is what came to mind with any mention of "brussel sprouts".
I have a minor memory of trying them once as a child and thought they were putrid. Vile and smelly with a texture I never wanted to put near my lips again. The sentence "they're good for you" still echoing in the depths of my mind upon their mention. And since then, I spent all my life avoiding them and telling people my disdain for these little cabbages.
Until several months ago I saw them on the dinner table of a friend's home.
"Smelly socks! SMELLY SOCKS!" ran through my head with a vigor and the desperate need to stifle my gag reflex as I imagined what they smelled like.
My rational side told me that I had not given them a fair chance and my tastes have changed since I was a child and that I need to be open to this experience. I need not shun something I haven't tried in so long.
But my other side wanted to jump off the proverbial food bridge and die in the sea of malnutrition rather than ever stoop so low to the level of eating smelly socks.
But I did it. I tasted and enjoyed those brussel sprouts and since then, I've even bought them and tried various methods of cooking/roasting them.
I will only say this once so take heed.
Don't put your foot in your mouth. Just eat the smelly socks instead.


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