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Location: Physiology and Pathology of Tree Fruits Research2012 Annual Report
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Postharvest harvest CO2 injury is a recurring physiological disorder in many apple cultivars. Available evidences suggest that the condition of pre-harvest factors and postharvest regime can contribute to the development of this disorder. To gain the insight of how environmental and genetic factors influence the occurrence of this economically important postharvest disorder, transcriptome changes will be characterized to identify the aberrant gene expression under different pre-and postharvest conditions. Through the identification of potential genes and pathways inciting this disorder, the goal is to develop better prediction and prevention tools and management strategy.
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Whole transcriptome sequencing method will be utilized to identify the global gene expression patterns on samples with various maturity and duration of postharvest storage and regimes. "Golden Delicious", which is prone to the development of CO2 injury, will be used as model. Fruits from two different orchards at different location will be sampled from pre- and post-harvest stages, at different storage regimes for transcriptome analysis. Two orchards, one was previously classified with high tendency of CO2 injury incidence, will be selected for sampling. The detail of horticultural practice in two orchards such as application of chemical and/or nutrients application as well as microclimate parameter will also be taken into account when data are analyzed.
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This project relates to objective 1 of the associated in-house project which seeks to identify factors that influence postharvest fruit quality and development of market limiting physiological disorders. Postharvest CO2 injury is a recurring physiological disorder in many apple cultivars. Fruit harvested at several times during maturation on the tree were placed in storage under conditions that promote or avoid CO2 injury. Tissue samples for gene expression analysis were collected after several storage durations. CO2 injury during storage occurred on fruit stored in 1% oxygen with 5% CO2, with or without a pre-storage treatment that inhibited fruit ripening. Tissue samples are currently being analyzed for gene expression.
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Study objectives: To assess the diagnostic values of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), neuron-specific enolase (NSE), and cytokeratin 19 fragments (CYFRA 21–1) as markers of pleurisy in primary lung cancer.
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Measurements and results: Levels of CEA, NSE, and CYFRA 21–1 were measured by immunoassay in the serum and pleural fluid of patients with lung cancer and of patients with tuberculous pleurisy. Patients with lung cancer were found to have significantly higher serum and pleural fluid levels of CEA and CYFRA 21–1 than patients with tuberculous pleurisy. Using cutoff values of 5 ng/mL, 20 ng/mL, and 3.3 ng/mL for serum CEA, NSE, and CYFRA 21–1, respectively, the sensitivities and specificities of these tumor markers were as follows for differentiating malignant effusion from benign: CEA, 68% and 93%; NSE, 34% and 93%; and CYFRA 21–1, 45% and 100%. Using cutoff values of 5 ng/mL, 20 ng/mL, and 45 ng/mL for pleural fluid, the sensitivities and specificities were as follows: CEA, 82% and 94%; NSE, 36% and 94%; and CYFRA 21–1, 61% and 81%. A combination of pleural fluid CEA and NSE increased sensitivity and specificity.
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kris strikes again
di ko na sana papatulan itong latest drama ni kris aquino — na grabe naman ang timing, segue na segue ang launching ng bago niyang teleserye — kaya lang we are getting / being given only one side of the story which is really quite unfair to james yap, and to mayen austria na rin. sino ba talaga ang biktima dito. si kris nga ba? o si james? o si mayen? o tayo?
of course i'm coming from the point of view, generally accepted, na there's no affair going on, austria is just a fan kind of friend, which sense i get from two sympathizers of james : his teammate marc pringis, husband of vic & dina's danica sotto…
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MANILA, Philippines — Purefoods forward Marc Pingris defended his teammate James Yap and the latter'swife Kris Aquino on reports that the actress-TV host made a scene outside the house of an alleged girlfriend of her hubby.
Pingris said being linked to their fans is part of their lives as basketball stars.
"'Wag silang basta-basta naniniwala sa hindi nila nakikita, kasi sa showbiz andyan na 'yung paninira," he said.
… and jaemark tordecilla of the sports blog firequinito
I feel a bit sorry for James Yap in this situation. He couldn't be thrilled that his wife threw him under the bus on national TV while she played victim; how's that going to help salvage their marriage? I think everyone can agree that the girl wasn't his girlfriend, although her calling him up might have been inappropriate.
(Like the rest of the country, I wonder why that girl was calling him for romantic advice. Is he the Papa Jack of PBA players, and was this his own little "True Love Conversations"? Can PBA fans just start doing this? I'm also a huge Purefoods fan. Can I just start calling up Jondan Salvador the next time I need love advice? He seems like he's a good listener. Or should I start sending him cupcakes first? …)
my guess is, austria called not so much to ask for advice but to cry on james' shoulder, figuratively speaking, and share with james, her basketball idol-friend, the latest hurt in her life. she'd have called too, i bet, if something wonderful happened, like a new boyfriend, or a lotto win. whatever. it's the kind of thing some avid fans do to connect somehow anyhow with their idols. pero usually, mababaw ang kaligayahan ng fans. makita lang ang idolo nila ay okey na, mangitian o makindatan lang sila ay happy na, makausap lang nila sandali ay heaven na. which is not to say that it can't go deeper or farther, but that depends na on how the celeb handles the situation.
basketball players like james, let us remember, are well-advised to be nice to fans, because some fans can be very vicious when snubbed or ignored, which would mean negative publicity not just for the player but also for the team and for the company sponsor that's paying him / them a lot of money for promotional purposes. and james yap, if tordecilla is to be believed, already sounds to me like freddie webb in the sixties and jaworski in the eighties, please correct me if i'm wrong:
Yap is not only one of the best players in the game, but he's also the most popular (with fans) and the most despised (with critics)–which makes him pretty much the most relevant PBA player of his generation.
so he must have a lot of female fans, the more the merrier, and the wife — nakalimutan na siguro niya that she herself started out as a fan — will just have to learn to deal with it if she truly wants the marriage to work and to last. just because me tumatawag kay james na mga babaeng fan, just because kinakausap niya itong mga babaeng fan, ay hindi ibig sabihin na james is being unfaithful or not being a good husband. dealing with fans kindly, nicely, is part of the job, as she should know.
my first reaction upon hearing kris's story was : okay, what if di sinagot ni james ang ringing celfone, would that have made a difference? i doubt it. i can imagine an alternative script : kris demanding to know (immediately or later), why dont/didnt you answer? who's calling ba, why is she calling you, why not answer it and tell her to stop calling, what's going on ba, if you don't answer it i will. ang bottom line : james was damned if he did, damned if he didn't.
which makes me wonder if kris was on naghahanap-lang-ng-away mode para mapag-usapan siya for the sake of her new teleserye and, maybe, para mai-promote niya si noynoy as the very moral brother. who knows. showbiz savvy, media savvy, that's kris for you. for us. which may even explain why she did what she did : after insisting she wants to save the marriage, she ups and leaves james, she needs space daw. ano ba yan. that's no way to work at a marriage. poor james. but well, wow, imagine a reconciliation scene, imagine the ratings, kris and james back in each other's arms, around valentine's day of course, which is her birthday, which coincides with the chinese new year, hmmm, i wonder what she'll be launching then, i wonder what's cooking (sniff sniff).
in fairness, kris actually does the public, especially women, a service, everytime she goes on nationwide tv to discuss her marriage woes, which is to show & tell (in a manner of speaking) what NOT to do if you really want to keep your man.
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January 20, 2010 at 1:28 am
"okay, what if di sinagot ni james ang ringing celfone, would that have made a difference? "
the issue isnt james' actions, its the girls. thats why kris went to the house to talk to the mom — its about the girls' action, not james'.
January 20, 2010 at 5:09 am
If I remember it correctly, the Austrias did an interview with the inquirer first. Even the house help made some statements. Knowing Kris, of course she would react.
January 20, 2010 at 5:50 pm
natumbok mo stuart. bwehehehe isa pa talaga namang aalis na sila doon sa bahay na yon di va? pinagbili na nila yon to help noynoy.
January 21, 2010 at 10:45 am
If her brother wins the presidency, there is a chance that she might be called to perform official Malacanang duties (because Aquino is not married and so sis might have to play first lady), it is imperative that she becomes less eskandalosa, you know, a minimum of decorum will do her a lot of good, and as you say, going on national TV to pummel her husband is not exactly the right thing to do if she wants to keep her man.
January 22, 2010 at 10:57 am
So ano ba dapat ang ginawa ni Kris? Sulk in the corner? Normal human behavior lang yun, I guess.
Totoo that sportsmen, especially basketball players, should be nice to fans. Pero unusual na fans naman ata itong si Mayen. Sa tinagal-tagal kong sportsfan, o tiganganga sa mga artista, ni minsan, di ko naisip na humingi sa kanila ng advise tungkol sa aking buhay. Baka finacial, humingi pa ako, hehehe.
I think Kris has all the right to do what she did. Patay na si Maria Clara, Year 2010 na, lipas na panahon ni Rosa Mia. Ipaglaban ang karapatan. Kailangan lang ni Kris mag-ingat, uso na si Krista.
January 24, 2010 at 9:04 am
hindi normal ang manugod lalo na sa mga mataas ang pinag-aralan. pag normal yon sinasabi mong palengkera lahat ng babaeng nanugod dahil HINALA nila ay may relasyon ang kanilang asawa sa iba.
Ang pagiging popular at celebrity ay may price…ito ang maging discrete sa mga bagay na personal.
January 25, 2010 at 2:08 pm
really? so it's better to be a mater dolorosa, let others encroach your turf and suffer silently while someone slyly takes your partner away?
January 26, 2010 at 2:43 am
thats a good topic raised by cat and wil…
if "panunugod" is wrong, what is right?
as far as kris said, she talked to the mother, and not the girl herself. by her account, mahinahon ang kanyang pagsasalita.
if u suspect a girl is having an inappropriate relationship, my first instinct is let the husband handle it. failing that, isnt a calm conversation with the girl's mother/father, or whoever, is a good thing?
February 2, 2010 at 2:59 pm
Be nice to a fan or be nice to YOUR wife? Is that a hard choice, James?


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"We have to make sure that between now and Singapore, good becomes better, better becomes best. We don't intend to sit doing nothing for even 24 hours."
The IOC inspectors left London yesterday with words of praise. Evaluation commission chairwoman Nawal el Moutawakel said she was greatly taken with the support the bid had from leading UK Olympians, the "very impressive" proposed regeneration of the Lower Lea Valley - and the "very, very nice dinner" she and her colleagues had with the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
She said London's transport plans - once seen as a weakness - would be studied in detail, but noted: "We see that London is committed to improve the transport system." She added the "Nazi jibe" comments of Mayor Ken Livingstone had not influenced them. The inspectors were taken through 36 presentations in four days. London chiefs believe they have conveyed the seriousness of the bid and its technical excellence. The tour of proposed venues was said to be a highlight.
Lord Coe said the bid team would work up one final "big idea" which he hoped would swing the final vote.
A good report - due to be published in June - may not win London the Games, but a bad one would lose it. Reports claimed today London was 10 to 15 votes behind front-runner Paris, though momentum was building behind London.
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Bengaluru, Nov 10: Indians across the world, especially in India, started celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights. The festival would be celebrated till Thursday, Nov 12.
Get all news updates from India and other countries of the world here on Tuesday, Nov 10:
9: 45 pm: "On the eve of Diwali, we are witnessing the first fireworks. No surprises there," tweets P Chidambaram on BJP veterans' statement
9: 30 pm: BJP veterans MM Joshi and LK Advani issue statement on party debacle in Bihar poll, take on Prime Minister
8: 40 pm: Principal reason for the Bihar defeat is the way the party has been emasculated last year, says BJP veterans MM Joshi and LK Advani
8: 19 pm: Yes, we (MM Joshi, LK Advani, Shanta Kumar & Yashwant Sinha) are going to issue a statement on Bihar Polls defeat: Yashwant Sinha to ANI
8: 17 pm: Intolerance existed even when the icon of tolerance Jawaharlal Nehru ruled this country: Bibek Debroy
8: 02 pm: Kerala finance minister KM Mani, accused of taking bribe, resigns.
7: 58 pm: 3 dead and 4 seriously injured as a cracker fire led to the blast of a power generator in a restaurant in Bhubaneswar
7: 24 pm: Karnataka: Praveen Togadia condemns 'brutal killing' of VHP worker
6: 47 pm: Foreign investment required for cycle of economic activity has to go on: Arun Jaitley
6: 33 pm: Today's reforms are another example of emphasis on Minimum Govt, Maximum Governance, says PM Narendra Modi after relaxation of FDI norms
6:00 pm: All fundamental rights restored in the Maldives after security forces advice the President that they have addressed "security concerns".
5:52 pm: Maldives lifts State of Emergency with immediate effect.
5:40 pm: BJP's Bihar defeat is a result of their own doing, they failed to deliver most of their promises: K Kavitha, TRS
5:30 pm: I'm highly disappointed, they have gone back on their commitment to soldiers. This is not OROP, it is '5 OROP':AK Antony, Former Defence Minister.
5:20 pm: I'm highly disappointed, they have gone back on their commitment to soldiers.This is not OROP, it is '5 OROP':AK Antony,Former Defence Min.
5:12 pm: Govt allows 100% FDI in non-news channels through auto route, increases FDI in news channel from 26% to 49% through Govt route.
4:55 pm: Upto 49% FDI permitted in the Defence Sector.
4:52 pm: 100% FDI now permitted under automatic route in duty free shops located and operated in the customs bonded areas.
4:50 pm: Government decides to introduce complete fungibility of FDI in banking-private sector.
4:45 pm: 100% FDI permitted in coffee, rubber, cardamom, palm oil, olive oil plantations.
4:40 pm: Delhi: Ex-servicemen return their medals in protest over Govt's OROP notification.
Delhi: Ex-servicemen return their medals in protest over Govt's #OROP notification. pic.twitter.com/PHRyR2RwhH — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
4:30 pm: Govt eases FDI norms in 15 major sectors, raises FIPB approval limit to Rs 5,000 crore from Rs 3,000 crore.
4:20 pm: Government has brought in FDI related Reforms and liberalisation touching upon 15 major Sectors of the Economy.
Salient measures include Limited Liability Partnerships, Defence, Broadcasting Sector, Civil Aviation, Construction development sector, Manufacturing Sector, downstream investment and approval conditions.
4:10 pm: Political and security related discussion on global and regional issues to take place: S Jaishankar, Foreign Secy on PM's upcoming UK visit.
4:00 pm: PM Modi will be paying homage to the Mahatma Gandhi statue inaugurated last year during his UK visit: S. Jaishankar.
3:55 pm: AK Antony and Kerala Congress in-charge Mukul Wasni meet Sonia Gandhi at 10 Janpath.
3:45 pm: Kerala Finance Minister KM Mani who is accused of taking bribe, offers to resign: Sources.
3:40 pm: Sensex cracks below 26,000-mark by falling 378.14 pts to 25,743.26 in the last session of Samvat 2071; Nifty ends 131.85 pts down at 7,783.3.
3:10 pm: DGCA is already conducting inquiry since black box has also been recovered:Sanjay Kumar,GM west region of Pawan Hans .
3.00 pm: We have not taken action of returning medals,it is against the decorum of defence forces or ex-servicemen: Col(Retd) Dinesh Nain,GS,UFESM
At few places by claiming ex-servicemen are returning medal;it may be personal agenda of Satbir Singh: Dinesh Nain pic.twitter.com/yaGZCELmtP — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
2.55 pm: Medals are not a piece of metal that can be returned to any local body,its given by President &we respect it: Col(Retd) Dinesh Nain,GS,UFESM
2:40 pm: RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has been appointed as Vice Chairman of the board of the Bank for International Settlements.
2:25 pm: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is likely to expand his Council of Ministers before Winter Session of the state legislature.
2.00 pm: BJP workers protest against KM Mani demanding his resignation over bar bribery case in Thiruvananthapuram.
Police use water cannons agnst BJP workers protesting agnst KM Mani demanding his resignation in Thiruvananthapuram. pic.twitter.com/63ZdMPuiDS — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
1.50 pm: Agar Bharat mein Tipu Sultan ki jayanti nahi manayi jayegi, toh kiski jayanti manaoge aap? Nathuram Godse ki jayanti manaoge? Danish Ali, JDS
1:40 pm: Deliberate act of violence by fringe elements in BJP: PC Chacko, Congress, on protest during Tipu Sultan's birth anniversary celebrations in Karnataka.
Police lathi charge protesters during protest agnst Tipu Sultan's birth anniversary celebrations in Madikeri, K'taka pic.twitter.com/rdUrStLgwR — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
1.20 pm: ISIS presence in India is insignificant: Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
1.15 pm: Mohan Bhagwat's statement on reservation was not damaging, he did not say anything against reservation: Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
Security scenario in Jammu and Kashmir has improved compared to 2013-2014-Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
1.10 pm: Terror & talks don't go together, till there is peace on border; no chance of a bilateral series with Pakistan: Kirti Azad.
12.55 pm: Pawan Hans Crash: Body of pilot recovered from the damaged cockpit yesterday is identified as Captain TK Guha. Search op on for co-pilot.
12.48 pm: Pawan Hans Chopper Crash UPDATE: Body of pilot recovered from the damaged cockpit. Search operations on for the co-pilot.
12:38 pm: PM Modi must take responsibility & offer his resignation: Raghuvansh Singh, RJD over BJP's defeat.
12:30 pm: VHP, Hindu Sena organisations protest against Tipu Sultan's birth anniversary celebrations in Madikeri (Karnataka).
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah at the birth anniversary celebration of Tipu Sultan, in Bengaluru. pic.twitter.com/6QSsEmhMRP — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
11:55 am: My major job was to get #OROP notification issued, which I have done. They must approach the Commission to discuss further problem. The demand which was not even considered for last 50 years has been more or less completed: Parrikar.
11:50 am: It's their democratic right(to protest), but I think they are misguided: Manohar Parrikar on Ex-servicemen protesting over OROP notification.
If at all they hv grievance they (ex-servicemen) should put it before commission we are appointing: Manohar Parrikar pic.twitter.com/0m6RXEFjb6 — ANI (@ANI_news) November 10, 2015
11:30 am: Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar spoke at the commissioning ceremony of ICGS Samarth.
10:43 am: UDF meeting ended at Kerala CM's house. Alliance feels that KM Mani should step down as the Finance Minister of Kerala over bar bribe controversy, said sources.
10:11 am: Flipkart reintroduced a mobile web option, Flipkart Lite.
9:50 am: Sensex dipped below 26,000-mark by falling 134.27 points, Rupee raised by 5 paise at 66.39 against the US dollar in early trade today.
9:21 am: Padma Shri awardee Indian-American Ashok Mago has been appointed as a member of Board of Regents of the University of North Texas.
8:55 am: Mumbai's first dedicated BEST bus lane at the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) to come up by December-end.
8:32 am: After the landslide victory in Bihar, Nitish Kumar once again would take oath as the Chief Minister of the state on Nov 20, informed sources.
8:15 am: Ex-servicemen would start returning their awards in connection with their protest over One Rank One Pension (OROP).
8:12 am: Group Capt (Retd) VK Gandhi said, "We reject OROP notification by Govt. We will continue with agitation and intensify it further."
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This is a discussion on Pick a duty gun within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'd get the M&P for the ergos...
........never been fired, and only dropped once.
Three pages in and no love for the walther p99? I like the p99 AS myself, but the QA is a good handgun too. Available in .40, not too expensive, and now comes with a lifetime warranty. If you're looking for a glock like trigger then the PPQ is the best place to spend your money.
I would definately go with the G22. My dept issues G23's which I love too. When we went from Gen 2's to Gen 3's, I was a new Firearms Instrcutor at the time and suggested to the Head Instructor that we go with 22's instead of 23's. The dept wouldn't do it bc they would have to supply everyone with new mag pouches! Are you kidding me? Anyway I was new to the unit and was trumped.
I recently aquired my own 22 that I carry off-duty sometimes. She runs as expected!
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It is better to have your gun and not need it, than to need it and not have it!
You cannot choose the conditions for a gunfight, so train in all conditions!
I'm not an LEO, but the ones I know woukd love to have the option. Most of the departments around here issue one thing and they don't have a choice. Only two smaller PDs have a choice, and in one of those you can even pick your own duty ammo.
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I am a Glock guy so the G22 is my first choice, but you would be doing yourself a disservice if you didnt not try the M&P 40 with the new factory trigger, I handled one at my LGS and the trigger was fantastic, it honestly felt as good as the APEX aftermarket trigger.
From what I have been reading if the shell case envelope is dated 6-2012 or later it should have the new trigger, if you dry fire the M&P I think there wont be any doubt which trigger is in the gun (old or new) because the old one has a mushy feel with a long reset you dont hear and the new one has a crisp break with an audible "click" on the reset, much like a Glock.
Good luck either way.
Gen 3 G19 ~ Gen 3 G19 OD ~ Gen 3 G34 ~ PT 738 ~ M&P 9mm ~ Ruger 22/45 4" bull barrel ~ Marlin 60~ PSA M4 Carbine ~
HK would be my first choice. Out of your options, the Sig.
In my recent search for purchasing my .40, I too looked at the same weapons you were looking at plus the CZ. I found that the FNP40 fit EXTREMELY well in my hand and seems to
have a natural point of aim for my hand.
A friend had recently purchased the HK in .40 and when he handled the FN he to was impressed and is in the process of swapping weapons.
For what it's worth!
If you can carry a G21 I would consider it. I love mine and I shoot the .45 much better than I ever shot the G23 I sold a few years back.
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"My dog is smarter than your honor student."
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Been on the job 21 years as of today, as a matter of fact. Been a firearms instructor and armorer 15 of those. I have been issued and carried on duty the following sidearms; S&W: 5906, 645, 640, Sig: P220, P226, P229, Glock: 21, 21SF, 26, 30 and 36, Colt: 1911. What I feel I've learned about combat arms is that the 2 most advantageous things to have in combat sidearm (and any combat armament)are reliability and simplicity of use. I would put Glock ahead of all others I've been issued in that category. I have no experience with the M&P's and their reliabilty, but they appear to be as simple to operate as the Glock (no external safeties, etc.)


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Bed Bath and Beyond has over 1,500 stores that are located in the United Sates, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico. The company is included in the S&P 500, Fortune 500 and Forbes Global 2000 lists.
EDI documents are communicated using the encrypted protocol AS/2 (Applicability Statement 2). Listed below are the EDI document types and labels that have been fully verified by CovalentWorks for accurate compliance with Bed Bath and Beyond's EDI requirements.
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- 864 Text Message
- 997 Functional Acknowledgment
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Bed Bath and Beyond requires several kinds of labels when suppliers ship orders. Some of these labels types are:
Shipping 1 SKU per carton
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SOPI ASN type and shipping 1 SKU per carton
Pick and pack (multiple SKU) per carton
Shipping a single SKU per carton with a special region label
Shipping multiple SKU's per carton with a special region label
The ASN (Advance Shipping notice) will have comprehensive information about the items that are being shipped, how the items are packed, and how they are being transported. For example, the Numeric Gross Weight, SCAC code, Bill of Lading, Shipped date, and Pack Quantity will be included as well as information that comes straight from the purchase order.
Bed Bath and Beyond uses the SOPI and SOIP format for ASN's. SOPI is mainly used for shipments with more than one item type and SOIP is used for shipments that have only one item type.
An SOPI (Shipment, Order, Pack (carton) and Item) ASN is also known as "Pick and Pack" because more than one type of item can be picked from the supplier's shelves and packed into the same carton.
SOIP (Shipment, Order, Item and Pack) is commonly called "Standard Pack" because it allows for only one product type to be packed into any one container.
Both parcel and LTL carriers are used for transportation of goods. Bed Bath and Beyond has suppliers send shipments directly to stores as well as through their logistics network. The network includes cross docking at warehouses and subsequent pool distribution of products to multiple stores within a geographic area.
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- SOIP_20 Use if packing one SKU per carton
- SOPI_20 Use if packing MULTIPLE SKUs per carton
- Shipping requirements:
- 1 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_AutoFacilityCode ................for shipping 1 SKU per carton
- 2 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_AutoFacilityCode_Mexico_Canada_Hawaii_Alaska ............for shipping 1 SKU per carton; special region format
- 3 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_AutoFacilityCode_MEX_CAN_HI_AK .............for shipping 1 SKU per carton; special region label
- 4 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_Consolidator ...............Label for shipping to Consolidator or Pool Network
- 5 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_Customized_1 .....................for shipping 1 SKU per carton; Customized label to show Vendor Item Number in XREF table
- 6 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_DB ....................for shipping 1 SKU per carton; pulling ST from Database
- 7 BBB_129086880888_SOIP_XLS ...........................for shipping 1 SKU per carton; pulling ST from Xref table
- 8 BBB_129086880888_SOPI_AFCode_Mixed_SKU_MEX_CAN_HI_AK ........for shipping multiple SKU per carton; special region label
- 9 BBB_129086880888_SOPI_AFCode_Single_SKU_MEX_CAN_HI_AK .........for shipping single SKU per carton; special region label
- 10 BBB_129086880888_SOPI_AutoFacilityCode_Mixed_SKU ...............for pick & pack (multiple SKU) per carton
- 11 BBB_129086880888_SOPI_AutoFacilityCode_Single_SKU ...........................SOPI ASN type but shipping 1 SKU per carton
- 12 BBB_129086880888_SOPI_Single_SKU_Customized_1 ...............for shipping 1 SKU per carton; Customized label to show Vendor Item Number in XREF table
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Neighbors Cooking Meth In Backyard
Deputies were after Simon Pawlak, 27, on a violation of probation charge, but when they got to his northern Columbia County address, deputies didn't find Pawlak immediately. Instead, they uncovered what he and a few others were cooking up.
According to the report, Rose Perry, 53, was leaving a shed behind the house when deputies arrived.
"They were actively in the process of cooking the chemicals, or processing the chemicals to make methamphetamine," said Sgt. Ed Seifert, sheriff's office spokesperson.
Perry, Pawlak, and two other Lake City men are being charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and methamphetamine.
"We're still working to identify who this group was, how large they were and what their network was," he said.
Rounding up the suspects wasn't easy. According to deputies, Raymond Hall, 24, who had an active arrest warrant, was hiding in a closet inside the house and Pawlak ran into the woods.
"We did find that subject hiding in the wooded area of the house, half covered in dirt, trying to conceal himself," he said.
Deputies say the lab was emptied, safely, and all evidence is being processed by the DEA's office.
The owner of the home, Jackie Trowell, 56, is also being charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. According to deputies, several firearms and a cross bow were found inside the home.
On Friday, Trowell posted his $17,000 bond. The other three remain in the Columbia County Jail.
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Lile R. Gibbons is the granddaughter of Rasmuson Foundation founder Jenny Rasmuson, and has served on the Foundation Board since 1997. She also is a trustee of the John A. Hartford Foundation in New York City. Ms. Gibbons retired in 2013 from the Connecticut State Legislature where she served for 12 years in the House of Representatives, representing the 150th District in Greenwich.
Ms. Gibbons has served on numerous nonprofit boards both local and statewide. She also was elected to the Greenwich Board of Education and served for nine years, three years as chair. She was also a member of the Connecticut State Board of Higher Education.
Ms. Gibbons graduated from Smith College with a Bachelor of Arts in economics. She and her husband, John A. Gibbons, Jr. have been married for 49 years. They have four married children and nine grandchildren. Ms. Gibbons and her husband reside in Greenwich, Connecticut, but make numerous trips to Alaska throughout the year.
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Effect of Breaking Bad News on Patients' Perceptions of Doctors
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The Omnia Pro looks chunky and dated, and though the bright AMOLED display looks great, the slider mechanism of the QWERTY keyboard feels creaky and low rent.
Samsung's TouchWiz interface is an unintuitive skin to the barely-improved Windows Mobile 6.5 OS, and the Pro's touch-screen is too slow for a pleasant navigation experience
WinMo 6.5 makes for some good business features such as easy sync to Microsoft Outlook, and its new icon-based look is an improvement. The five-megapixel camera is surprising capable as well.
The preloaded Opera Mini browser makes for a fast web experience, and though you can't get push email on webmail, you can on Microsoft Exchange accounts. However, the lag-ridden touch-screen and unintuitive user interface makes the phone no fun to use.
The Omnia Pro lasted a full day with GPS, Wi-Fi and 3G use.
Review by Sunetra Chakravati,6/7/2010 6:44:01 PM
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Ease of use
Battery life
Tactile keyboard, speedy web browser, decent camera particularly on a business device, ability to customise with Windows apps
Unresponsive touch-screen, no push support for webmail, clumsy Touch-Wiz interface, generally slow and glitch-ridden UI
When Samsung's original Omnia touch-phone came out in 2008, it was roundly applauded for its business features and affordability. But almost two years on, the Omnia Pro running the barely-improved Windows Mobile 6.5 system just feels dated, especially with Samsung's custom - and ancient - TouchWiz interface plonked on top.
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One fault with the original Omnia was its glitchy touch-screen - somewhat forgivable in '08 days before capacitive screens became the norm - and unfortunately, nothing has changed. The Pro's 3.5-inch resistive touch-screen is unresponsive and inaccurate, while even pressing the hard unlock button takes a few seconds to register. The interface comprises three homescreens customisable with widgets and shortcuts, but swiping between them often required two or three attempts, and in general, we found a lag of around a second when navigating the user interface. Though we had greater accuracy when using the bundled stylus (in this day and age?) the screen was still quite slow.
TouchWiz, Samsung's own customisable widget interface, isn't very intuitive. Adding widgets to the homescreen involves long presses and drags that feel clumsy compared to the slick UI on other smartphones. It's also possible to overlap or even completely cover widgets with each other, making the homescreen look pretty messy, and the actual widgets don't come close to the sort of diversity available elsewhere. For example, the social networking one are actually just links to websites - and this doesn't even include Facebook. Luckily, you can download the appropriate apps from Windows Marketplace, which only further highlights the superfluity of TouchWiz.
A tale of two interfaces
Without getting into geek parlance, TouchWiz is like an extra skin covering the woolly mammoth that is WinMo. And it really doesn't fit. In the top left you have the Windows Start icon, which brings up an all-programs menu. Hitting the hard 'Menu' button brings up an all-programs menu too, but in Samsung's style. Why? We don't know. But we guess it's useful that you can press the button to go back and forth between the program you last used, and the main menu. On-screen, there's also a touch-area for you to switch between open apps.
We like the new WinMo unlock screen which also displays any missed emails, texts or calls, and lets you unlock/swipe directly to them. Unfortunately, most other improvements are as cosmetic as the TouchWiz interface, and not much is made of the business features Windows supposedly excels at.
There's also a nice usability touch in the phone dialer, where a message option lets you choose to text a dialled number instead - useful when you've called someone who didn't pick up as you can easily send a message without opening up the message app.
Web, write and photograph
Since the Pro runs on a business-oriented OS, and packs a full QWERTY keyboard, you'd expect some serious email cred. Well, sort of. There's an incredibly handy 'composer' key that fires up a screen where you can choose to write a message, email, calendar appointment, note or search term, and also a dedicated call log button. But though the keyboard is tactile with smooth rubber keys, there are some silly glitches - for example, symbols are input via tapping the alt key, then a character key, but with the question mark - that oft-used symbol - you have to actually hold down the alt key. There's also no spellcheck whatsoever, and only the most rudimentary of auto-complete systems which will correct for 'I'm' but no other contraction, and doesn't even capitalize an 'I'.
The email interface itself is standard WinMo - not particularly pretty, but senders, subjects and dates are clearly presented, and the phone will automatically only download a message preview to save on those pesky data charges. But considering its positioning as a business device, it's quite shocking there's no push email feature on widely used webmail such as Gmail.
Web-wise, the Omnia Pro is preloaded with Opera Mini, probably the best mobile browser out there, and webpages load with great speed - under four seconds for mobile sites, and around ten for full-fat pages. The browser will autodirect to and auto-fit mobile pages, with a double-tap to zoom. There's also a five-megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, which is decent to supplement a business device. Pictures taken in daylight had good clarity though the lens was extra-sensitive to green - so our fluorescent-lit office for example came out looking rather seasick. Colours were truer outdoors, and we were impressed with the colours captured in lowlight mode, though these images - taken without a flash - were quite soft and grainy. Lowlight with flash tended to turn out clear pictures that were just a little overexposed. Our only issue was that the snapper button is on the keyboard part of the phone, which often slid away as we pressed it.
The verdict
Samsung's TouchWiz skin does little to enhance or take advantage of WinMo's features, and the glitch-ridden touch-screen and generally unfriendly UI make this phone no fun to use. With Android taking off in a big way, BlackBerry going entry level, and both systems starting to hit the exact mid-range market Samsung's dominated for years, the Omnia Pro just can't stand up to its competition.


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Stevens: Alfords' Lobos Turn The Mountain Corner and See -- Wyoming
Feb. 9, 2012
New Mexico Lobo Men's Basketball -- In The Pit
Saturday: 1:30 p.m., Wyoming Cowboys (18-5, 4-3 MW) at New Mexico Lobos (19-4, 5-2 MW)
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The corner of the Mountain West race will be turned on Saturday and Lobo Coach Steve Alford says his Lobos now can see, "What's on the other side."
Symbolically speaking, the other side beckons with a Mountain West title and opportunities for Lobos to be one of the teams in the hunt, to control their own destiny. But on Saturday there is urgency and immediacy.
The capable and efficient Wyoming Cowboys will stand in front of the Lobos in The Pit looking to dent a few Lobo dreams and brighten a few Cowboy visions.
If Alford's Lobos have indeed learned the urgency of each possession, then they also understand the urgency of each game. A journey of a 1,000 steps is measured by each step and the road to the 2012 MW title is measured by each game and each opponent.
Sure, there are Rebels and Aztecs waiting down the road, but a loss to Wyoming puts the same measure of success - or failure - on a team's record.
For sure, the Cowboys, coached by Larry Shyatt (former Lobo assistant to Gary Colson) will be coming at the Lobos hard. If the `Pokes are to tighten their grip on any dreams of an NCAA at-large bid, they need another signature win. Wyoming beat UNLV in Laramie. It would look good to beat the Lobos in The Pit, too.
The Cowboys also will be looking for payback. The Lobos strolled into Laramie on Jan. 14 and slapped a 10-point loss on Wyoming. UNM then dropped back-to-back games to San Diego State and UNLV before rolling out four wins during Alford's 13 Days of Challenge.
The Lobos are hot. "I see an extra (bounce), a little swag (swagger)," said Alford.
The Lobos beat Colorado State 85-52, beat TCU 71-54, beat Air Force 81-42 and won at Boise State 65-49. "It was a tough stretch," Alford said of the demands he placed on his Lobos.
It wasn't so tough on the scoreboard. Wyoming is looking at a Lobo team that has held four straight opponents to 54 points or less and all four opponents shot under 41 percent from the floor.
Of course, a low-scoring game fits into Wyoming's style. They are patient and precise. They are disciplined, well-coached, efficient, and love to play defense.
The Lobos also are all these things and have Wyoming beat in the talent and depth department. "We can go to our bench and we are losing nothing," said Alford.
There are lots of keys to this game, but, simply put, the `Pokes need to shoot extremely well and hope the Lobos don't.
"They have very good inside-out (weapons)," said Alford. "They slow the game down. They play a possession game. They are very, very sound. They do a good job of making you earn baskets. They don't give away easy points."
Of course, the Lobos would like to sprint in The Pit. Of course, the Cowboys would like to jog - or at least keep the Lobos to a jog.
Wyoming tops the Mountain on defense allowing 54.3 points per game. UNM is No. 2 at 58.2. However, the Lobos score at a 74.6 clip and Wyoming is at 65.6. UNM is plus-16.4 in scoring margin.
The thing about shortening the game (and the scoreboard) by slowing down the pace is that it allows lesser talented teams to sometimes win because they do the fundamental stuff so well. Wyoming does this and did it to Vegas. Alford's teams also honor the fundamentals. Wyoming has no edge here.
The Cowboys have nice balance on the scoreboard behind Leonard Washington (13.2), Luke Martinez (13.1) and Francisco Cruz (12.2). The Lobos have similar balance behind Tony Snell (12.8), Kendall Williams (12.3) and Drew Gordon (12.1).
The Lobos have an advantage off the bench and Alford says he plans to take advantage of that edge Saturday. If the Lobos attack the basket and get the `Pokes into foul trouble, UNM's advantage in numbers will grow. If UNM can run and use that bench to help wear down Wyoming, UNM's advantage grows.
Alford says as his Lobos turn the corner and see the possibilities; he also sees a change in his seniors.
"I think Drew and A.J. (Hardeman) and Phillip (McDonald) are playing with much more urgency, much more purpose and I think they understand the stretch run," said the Lobo coach, referring to both the stretch run of a season and a career.
"It's the last time you go places. It's the last time you play Wyoming at home. All these things become the final deal and you want that final deal to be as special as it possibly can be."
Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former Sports Columnist and Associate Sports Editor at The Albuquerque Tribune. You can reach him at email@example.com.
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|Season Statistics
|21 - Tony Snell
|12.8 Pts. - 3.0 Rebs
|32 - Drew Gordon
|12.1 Pts. - 10.3 Rebs.
|10 - Kendall Williams
|12.3 Pts. - 4.3 Asts..
|00 - A.J. Hardeman
|4.3 Pts. - 3.7 Rebs.
|03 - Hugh Greenwood
|5.9 Pts. - 2.8 Asts.
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|13 - Jamal Fenton
|7.2 Pts. - 2.7 Asts.
|40 - Demetrius Walker
|6.9 Pts. - 2.9 Rebs.
|23 - Phillip McDonald
|7.1 Pts. - 1.7 Rebs.
|04 - Chad Adams
|3.5 Pts. - 1.8 Rebs.
|41 - Cameron Bairstow
|3.7 Pts. - 3.7 Rebs.
|05 - Dominique Dunning
|1.6 Pts. - 0.9 Rebs.
|02 - Chris Perez
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Nikkei bounces as market awaits word on vote, tax; Sony soars on revenue plan
* Focus on Abe's possible announcement on election, tax * BOJ bought ETFs and J-REITs on Mon * Sony soars to highest since April 2011 on strong mid-term plan By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks bounced sharply on Tuesday morning as investors waited to see if Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will call a snap election and consider fresh measures to support the economy after it slipped into recession in the third quarter. Sony Corp stole the spotlight, soaring 5.8 percent to 2,464.5 yen, the highest since April 2011, after it said it is aiming to garner up to $11 billion in revenue from its movie business in three years time, a 36 percent increase over levels forecast for the current financial year. The Nikkei benchmark closed the morning session up 1.7 percent to 17,258.97 after tumbling 3.0 percent to 16,973.80 on Monday, its lowest since Nov 10. Monday's decline came despite the Bank of Japan's ETF buying operation. The BOJ purchased 38 billion yen of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as well as 1.2 billion yen worth of Japanese real estate investment trusts (J-REITs) on Monday, as part of its recently beefed-up economic stimulus campaign. In recent days, Media had reported that Abe could announce his decision to delay the hike for 18 months as early as Tuesday and call an election for parliament's lower house. Ruling party lawmakers expect the poll to be held on Dec. 14. "The Japanese market had risen sharply so yesterday's shock caused volatility. The market's focus now is whether Abe can continue to draw support from voters, and what kind of measures he will announce," said Isao Kubo, equity strategist at Nissay Asset Management. Japan's economy unexpectedly slipped into recession in the third quarter, after a hike in the national sales tax clobbered consumption. However, despite the downbeat GDP data, some economists are taking a more measured view of the outlook for growth. "Consumer spending recovered in August and September, albeit gradually," Tomo Kinoshita, chief Japan economist at Nomura Securities wrote in a report. He said a delay in the consumption tax hike and yen weakness should help the economy recover. Exporters rose, with Toyota Motor Corp up 2.2 percent and Honda Motor Co 1.4 percent higher. The broader Topix rose 1.6 percent to 1,388.01, and the new JPX-Nikkei Index 400 gained 1.6 percent to 12,667.54. (Editing by Shri Navaratnam)
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our cruise was very good. we enjoyed the trip and excursions on the islands. the cruise line is superior to other lines and the freestyle dining is terrific. the only problem I had was on the buffet line in the café the spoons in the back were very hot and I made the mistake of picking up one and dropping it and bringing my hand up to hit the heaters at the top. I burned my hand but not enough to make out a report and the nurse in medical took very good care of me. we will be taking another cruise in a couple of years and hope to take one to st martins and that area and if Norwegian goes there we will book on the ship.
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It's like there was a robot celebration with all the metallic confetti. The only way to make the sure death of that guy is to imagine children screaming yay! When it happened. Yaaayyyy!
I also aim for the car on the right when I drive drunk. So far my trick does the job.
the bastard driving that car should be whipped with a stocking full of horse shit,,, twice
why didn't u give us a slow mo action?
I can tell you exactly how that smells......same thing happened here a couple of years ago and I had to try and resuscitate that poor fucker on the bike. Bike was in a million bits and the biker wasn't looking too great either. He's now partying with Satan or Jesus or whoever the fucker believe in.
Scottishtits.... Jesus and Satan are the same person.
That bike is fucked
i bet with enough time and effort you could put that bike back together so some other poor bastard could get killed for our viewing pleasure's.
FUCK,,,,,I need a wheel bearing from that bike! You think I'll find it on craigslist?
He won't do that again.
at least he can die saying, 'i never lost at a game of chicken...'
I wonder if there are any rules of the road? or is it just every man or motorcycle for himself?


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2. Hilton Armstrong, 6-11, 235, PF/C, Sr., UConn – He has played second or third fiddle behind Emeka Okafor and Josh Boone, but with the departure of Charlie Villanueva, expect the unheralded senior to get plenty of minutes.
3. Aaron Bruce, 6-3, 195, PG, Soph., Baylor – He was the top scoring freshman in the nation last year, but no one outside of the Big 12 really knows about this kid. Exposure won't be any greater this season since the Bears aren't allowed to play any non-conference games this year. Maybe a young Steve Nash?
4. Trent Plaisted, 6-11, 245, PF, Fr., BYU – The lefty missed all of his freshman year due to foot injuries. Big-time athlete from San Antonio who runs the floor well and can knock down the mid-range jumper with consistency.
5. Jon Brockman, 6-7, 245, PF, Fr., Washington – Chose the Huskies over Duke. That's really all you need to know. Plays hard all the time. Undersized, but gets more done than guys a few inches bigger.
6. Jawann McClellan, 6-4, 225, SG, Soph., Arizona – Yeah, we know he's ineligible for the first semester due to academics, but when he gets back he'll waste no time becoming a big-time scorer. With Salim Stoudemire gone, someone will need to score from the perimeter.
7 . Josh McRoberts, 6-10, 230, BF, Fr., Duke – Shelden Williams and J.J. Redick aren't the keys to Duke winning a national title this year. It'll come down to McRoberts and if his back holds up. The Carmel, Ind., native may not be in Durham for long and could have even made the jump out of high school.
8. Tyler Hansbrough, 6-9, 235, PF/C, Fr., North Carolina – He's the jewel of the Tar Heels recruiting class and since everyone else left, this is basically Hansbrough's team from the first day he arrived in Chapel Hill.
9. Cedric Simmons, 6-10, 215, F, Soph., N.C. State – The long, talented Wolfpack freshman didn't play all that much as a freshman, but with the departure of Julius Hodge, N.C. State will look to Simmons for some scoring.
10. Lewis Clinch, 6-3, 190, SG, Fr., Georgia Tech – The best freshman not to make the McDonald's All-American Game. Clinch is a big-time scorer and with Jarrett Jack, B.J. Elder and Will Bynum all gone, Paul Hewitt's group will give his star freshman plenty of minutes early.
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12. Aleks Maric, 6-11, 265, C, Soph., Nebraska – The Aussie big man put up eight points and 6.3 rebounds per game as a freshman and had a strong summer with the Australian under-21 national team.
13. Brian Butch, 6-11, 240, PF/C, Soph., Wisconsin – This is a McDonald's All-American who actually was in favor and redshirting his freshman season to get stronger. Last year was a learning experience, but expect Butch to move into Mike Wilkinson's role.
14. Jason Smith, 6-11, 230, F, Soph., Colorado State – A face-up, athletic four-man who played the three a year ago and earned Freshman of the Year honors in the conference. Can score off the dribble and also in the post.
15. Mike Mercer, 6-4, 180, PG, FR, Georgia – The athletic guard teamed with Louis Williams in high school and was overshadowed in the past, but now he'll have an immediate chance to make an impact.
16. D'Angelo Alexander, 6-5, 225, SG, Jr., Charlotte – People have forgotten about the Oklahoma transfer who sat out all of last season. He averaged 9.6 points and 4.8 rebounds per game as a sophomore and should be able to help make up for the loss of Eddie Basden.
17. Shawne Williams, 6-9, 225, PF, Fr., Memphis – The local kid should get a chance to showcase his versatile offensive game, which somewhat resembles former Memphis forward Sean Banks.
18. Elijah Ingram, 6-0, 190, PG, Jr., New Mexico St. – The former St. John's floor leader sat out last season after transferring into the program and he'll have every opportunity under new coach Reggie Theus.
19. Julian Richardson, 6-1, 160, PG, Jr., San Jose St. – Spent the last couple of years at South Plains Junior College and will step in right away.
20. Chris Lowe, 6-0, 160, PG, Fr., UMass – He'll be pressed into action early and often and may take his lumps, but he's solid and has some talent and experience around him.


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Rev. Eric Camden: No one let her. She just went out and bought it. And as much as I think she shouldn't have, that car is a responsibility that she can't run away from. She has to work hard and and keep her job because she has to pay for that car.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Google Rolls Out Free Phone Calls Via Gmail
Search engine giant Google said today that it has rolled out free, voice calling via Google Gmail, at least for users in the U.S. and Canada. According to Google, users of Gmail will begin seeing the ability to "Call Phones" from their contact lists, or can use a dialpad to phone users. Calls outside of the U.S. and Canada will be billed at what Google says are "very low rates", including rates as little as $0.02 per minute to U.K., France, Germany, China, and Japan. Google said calls to the U.S. and Canada would be free at least until the end of the year. Google looks to be possibly leveraging technology it gained from the acquisition of San Diego-based Gizmo5 back in November. Gizmo5--one of the firm started by MP3.com founder Michael Robertson--offered up a voice-over-IP client which allowed users to call internationally to landlines. Google said at the time that it would add Gizmo5's engineers to the Google Voice team.


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Recent 2nd Amendment News
SB 766 by Sen. Craig Estes
Shooting Range Protection Act
Over the past year and a half, I've collected stories from shooting range owners around the state. As Texas grows and develops these small businesses are being crowded out. Without a strong network of shooting ranges, Texas will lose a valuable source for recreation, education, and public safety and Texans will be more likely to "plink in their backyard" or not practice at all.


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Number-Theoretic Functions Charie N. Magware Any function whose domain of definition
is the set of positive integers is said to be a number-theoretic ( or arithmetic) function. Definition 1. Definition 2. If n=p_1^(k_1 ) p_2^(k_2 )…p_r^(k_r ) is the prime factorization of n>1,
then the positive divisors of n are
precisely those integers d of the form
d=p_1^(a_1 ) p_2^(a_2 )…p_r^(a_r ) Theorem 1. If n=12, find
τ(n) and σ(n). Example: Given a positive integer n, let τ(n) denote the number of positive divisors of n and σ(n) denote the sum of these divisors. ∑ f(d)
(d|n) Notation: ∑ f(d)
(d|20) Example: τ(n) = ∑ 1
σ(n)= ∑ f(d)
(d|n) Expressions n=1000 (written) Theorem 2. A number-theoretic function f is
said to be multiplicative if
whenever gcd(m,n)=1. Definition 3. σ(ab)= σ(a) σ(b)
τ(ab)=τ(a)τ(b) Multiplicative Property When n=957, show
that σ(n)=σ(n+1). Example: Verify that [τ(n)][τ(n+1)]=τ(n+3)
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text: health insurance Reed Warns Against Government Shutdown By Flo Jonic • Sep 27, 2013 RIPR FILE Senator Jack Reed took to the Senate floor Thursday to make an impassioned speech against shutting down the government. That's a strategy backed by House Republicans as a way of defunding Obamacare. Rhode Island's senior senator called a potential shutdown "unfortunate and inappropriate." Explaining the Health Insurance Exchange to RI's Latino Community By Catherine Welch • Sep 18, 2013 Catherine Welch / RIPR Representatives of HealthSource RI, the state-run health insurance exchange, are meeting with Latino business owners in Central Falls Wednesday. It's part of a push to educate the state's growing Latino community about the upcoming exchange. Rhode Island Public Radio's Catherine Welch was at a similar meeting last week in Pawtucket, where she learned about the challenges of translating a complex health care system to non-English speakers. Conversation: What RI's Health Insurance Exchange Means for Residents By Scott MacKay & Dave Fallon • Aug 21, 2013 Starting October 1st, Rhode Islanders can start signing up for health insurance through an online marketplace that's a cornerstone of what's known as Obamacare. The marketplace will offer a number of insurance plans for individuals, families and employers. It is being run by the state, and on Tuesday the state released how much the plans will cost. HealthSource RI Rolls Out Health Insurance Exchange Rates By Catherine Welch • Aug 20, 2013 The state-run health insurance exchange has released rates on the 28 plans it will offer residents and small businesses. The exchange, known as HealthSource RI, offers a dozen plans to individuals and families. Three insurers are providing the coverage that range in price depending on a person's age and whether they want a "gold" "silver" or "bronze" plan. The assumption is that younger people are healthier so if a 21-year-old and a 45-year-old want the same "gold" plan, the 45-year-old is going to pay $126 more in monthly premiums. Health Insurance Debate Rages On As Obamacare Creeps Closer By Scott MacKay • Aug 19, 2013 RIPR FILE The debate over Obamacare rages from Providence to Pasadena. As the state moves closer to launching its health insurance exchange, Rhode Island Public Radio political analyst Scott MacKay parses the arguments and traces the law's Rhode Island roots. Ask Rhode Island Republican State Chairman Mark Smiley what he thinks of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare and you'll get a blunt answer: He says, ``I hate it.'' Hittner Confirmed as RI's Next Health Insurance Commissioner By Kristin Gourlay • Jul 3, 2013 Rhode Island Foundation Kathleen Hittner, MD has been confirmed as Rhode Island's next commissioner of health insurance. She replaces Chris Koller, who left office last week for a new position in New York. Hittner is a former Lifespan and Miriam hospital executive, as well as a former chief anesthesiologist for two hospitals. She says she intends to carry on Koller's work. "I have met with Chris Koller three times, going over his initiatives, so I understand what's going on," Hittner said. "There isn't anything Chris was doing that I think shouldn't be continued." Assembly OKs Miller's Health Care Reform Bill By Kristin Gourlay • Jul 3, 2013 joshuamiller.org What? More health care reform? Isn't the federal government spearheading that? Well, yes, but states are engaged in their own reforms, and Rhode Island's got a particularly big appetite for it. Health Insurance Premiums Up for '14, But Less Than Proposed By Kristin Gourlay • Jul 1, 2013 Rhode Islanders who buy health insurance individually or through a small employer now have an idea how much their monthly premiums will be in 2014. The state's outgoing commissioner of health insurance approved rates lower than insurance companies requested, although just about everyone's health insurance bill will be going up. Koller Reflects on Time in Office, Outlook for RI Health Care By Kristin Gourlay • Jun 28, 2013 Ryan T. Conaty / RIPR Chris Koller, Rhode Island's first commissioner of health insurance, spent his last day in office today. Before he heads to New York City to take over as president of the Milbank Memorial Fund, he stopped by our studios to reflect on his time in office here. The General Assembly created Koller's position – a first in the nation, too – in the mid-2000s to help address growing concern over the cost of health insurance and how insurers were paying health care providers. Last Day on Job for RI's First Health Insurance Commissioner By Kristin Gourlay • Jun 28, 2013 Today is the last day on the job for Rhode Island's –and the nation's—first commissioner of health insurance. Chris Koller is leaving the position to take the helm of a foundation in New York City. He leaves behind some significant changes in the health insurance marketplace. Rhode Island Health Insurer Reacts to DOMA Decision By Kristin Gourlay • Jun 26, 2013 It's unclear how exactly Wednesday's U.S. Supreme Court decision on DOMA will affect health care coverage for same-sex spouses. But Rhode Island's largest health insurer has already been extending such benefits. As an employer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island has been offering health coverage to its employees' same-sex spouses since 2010, said Blue Cross compliance officer Martha Holt Castle. No Health Insurance? Get Ready to Enroll. By Kristin Gourlay • Jun 24, 2013 UPDATE: HHS unveiled a newly redesigned healthcare.gov today, which lets users learn more about enrolling in health insurance plans through online insurance marketplaces beginning October 1st. I tried it out. The web site leads you through a series of questions and presents you with your likely options for coverage and whatever financial assistance might be available to help you pay for that coverage. It also creates a customized "checklist" to help you prepare for enrollment, which includes a list of documents you'll need to gather. Hittner Nominated as Next Health Insurance Commissioner By Kristin Gourlay • Jun 13, 2013 Rhode Island Foundation Governor Lincoln Chafee has nominated Dr. Kathleen Hittner as Rhode Island's next Health Insurance Commissioner. Hittner must be confirmed by the senate. Hittner has been tapped to replace outgoing commissioner Chris Koller, who is stepping down to become president of the Milbank Memorial Fund in New York City. RI Insurers Must Disclose Prices to Doctors By Kristin Gourlay • May 23, 2013 For the first time, Rhode Island's insurance commissioner has directed health insurers to disclose what they pay for health care services. 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Perpetual Motion Returns to Shady Grove
Pack your picnic baskets and make your plans!
It's Here – Rear View!
Debuting at number 3 on the Zone Music Reporter radio airplay chart!
Rear View is a look back at twenty-five years of making music together. We
hope you enjoy this collection of remastered and remixed favorites from our past releases as much as
we enjoyed putting it together for you.
What people are saying about "Rear View":
"Rear View is a wonderful aural tour through twenty-five years of music created by Perpetual Motion. Always masterful yet smooth and relaxed, the joy of making music is the one constant element in their sound."
"With pieces ranging from lively, exotic and festive to simple, serene and down-to-earth, one can easily get an overall defined sense of the stylistic range and musical variety that Perpetual Motion often cruise through. Providing a thoroughly rewarding ride along its collection of contemporary acoustic soundscapes, this album certainly offers no shortage of compelling sights to see along the way!"
"The broad strokes of sound painted on their musical canvas is the perfect marriage of sound, color, and vibrations."
"…the sense of life and the zest for the living of it is "owned" by this great duo…I give Perpetual Motion a MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"
The unlikely pairing of a classically trained chamber musician and a rock guitarist has yielded Perpetual Motion, a Denver based jazz ensemble known for moving through genres to create one eclectic sound. Elegant with an element of adventure, the acoustic/electric violin and guitar duo Perpetual Motion's music is a vibrant blend of world music, progressive jazz, blues and rock.
Here's a song for you:
Video: Pasion de la Luna filmed at Swallow Hill Music in Denver.