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Millions of people over the centuries have believed this artifact to be the actual burial shroud of Jesus. The 14-foot long linen cloth bears the faint front and back image of a 5'10" bearded, crucified man with apparent wounds and bloodstains that match the crucifixion account as recorded in the bible.
However, while the Shroud of Turin is the most analyzed artifact in the world, it remains a mystery. A 1981 investigation concluded the image was not the work of an artist, due to the lack of visible traces of paint, pigment, dye or other artistic substances on the cloth. It does have traces of AB positive blood and human DNA; however there are no stains from decomposition. Carbon dating done on the shroud is inconclusive, but adding strength to its authenticity, scientists confirmed the presence of pollen from plants that only grow in Israel.
Breault's presentation will cover all aspects of the history, science, art and theories of how the image may have been formed. Breault has been featured in several national documentaries including "Mysteries of the Ancient World" on CBS and most recently "The Real Face of Jesus?" on the History Channel.
Contact Westminster's Office of Faith and Spirituality at (724) 946-7117 or visit www.westminster.edu/spiritlife for additional information.
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Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
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Revamping our word game - BetterLetter
Hey everyone!
So, we finally decided to take the step of putting in all our efforts into revamping our game BetterLetter (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/betterletter/id426913117?ls=1&mt=8) We reached 10,000 downloads and wanted to give our users something better (and get more people to play our game, of course!) so we are currently working on a much better version of the game. We are so excited for this because all the ideas we have generated over the past few months can now finally materialise. We would also appreciate any inputs you guys might have after you played BetterLetter so we can make the experience even better! So try our app out! Stay tuned for more! |
It has been another long day today and I must say the new graphics for BetterLetter are turning out to look just great. There's nothing like seeing your app go through changes you have always wanted.
There were quite a few decisions to be made regarding the new features that we are going to implement but it finally looks like that we have addressed most of them. For me, the most valuable takeaway was that there are three different sides of each app that you really must consider before making any kind of decisions: the development, the marketing and, of course, the user experience. The user's needs & preferences would be the obvious priority but its really striking a balance between all three sides that definitely drives progress of the app in the long run (lets see if this takeaway brings us more success ). Its quite remarkable how much one can learn through each update/app being rolled out into the market. You can read up all you want but its definitely the hands-on experience that really gives you the most valuable insights. I'm hoping this awesome experience continues because, man, really want to get BetterLetter at the top of the charts! Wooh! Last edited by layzerboy; 12-17-2012 at 03:38 AM.. |
Wow. Things are getting pretty exciting! More themes in progress, more ways for the user to play with his/her friends, more languages and more words!
We're definitely getting into the christmas spirit with the redesigned christmas theme and I have to say our graphic designer is doing a tremendous job. Jingle all the way! Ok she might not agree, yet. :P But she really is sprucing the game up. We decided against the auto post on facebook feature, thinking we might overwhelm the user with a facebook post each time he launches the app (sticking to our 'balancing is the way to go' strategy). Heh. Its times like these when I really begin to wonder on how to crack the virality part of marketing an app (apart from making sure that its a great product, of course). Incentivise sharing on facebook & other media? Funny 'Well done!' messages to the user after each game? I guess that also depends on whether you would like to play against your own friends or random players via game center. Personally, I would love to share on facebook if I totally destroyed a facebook friend on BetterLetter. Maybe, that's something to look into (I am assuming facebook sharing is the way to go viral. Twitter anyone?). What do you guys think? Any tricks that have worked for you all in the past? And finally, here is showcasing our designer's efforts on the Christmas & Valentine's Day themes. Thoughts? |
This is just great! Our efforts are gaining more momentum and BetterLetter is up to #2 & #3 in Cambodia & Philippines respectively (in Education)! Also ranked #4 in Pakistan & Sri Lanka. This is exactly the kind of progress I was hoping for before we roll out the revamped version of the game.
It was hard for me to control my excitement at first when I saw the numbers but I soon realized these are only the first few steps towards getting the app to reach success. Our next target? Knock iTunes U off of its perch as the #1 app in Education (in almost all countries!). Yes we are! Well, we're definitely going to give it our full effort. Stay tuned for more updates guys! |
We finally did it! #1 in Pakistan & Cambodia! And now for the next step. In-App optimization. To get the user absolutely addicted.
Can I check what kind of in-app tracking you guys are using? Anything that works flawlessly according to you? Tracking has been a big issue for us and we have finally begun to cope with it, but, I still think we can go better. So what do you guys think? Also, let us know if anyone would like us to share some of our marketing tactics. We're not the best in the business, yet, but would love to help out, spread the word and get everyone's apps going! All the best for the holiday period! A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from the BetterLetter team. |
I use flurry for my in-app anylicitics.
Love the graphical style of your app, well done |
Hello hello. Thank you! Is Flurry doing good? We have been considering it for quite a while now but never got round to actually trying it properly.
Btw, really cool game! Actually the simple graphics of the game are pretty attractive. And its really fun challenging yourself to do the mathematics asap! I'm guessing its already doing pretty well? |
We're setting up the in-app purchases now and this is where I get so much into it. We really want to aim for the user to get absolutely addicted to our game. It really should be up to that level, in my opinion. So we had a good brainstorm session on what the user would really want while playing the game. And there it was! Get the user to keep wanting to play against the bot & friends and offer an extra edge by providing an extra life as an in-app purchase. Sounds straight forward enough?
Haha but as we all must have experienced till now, the idea can only be a success when we see the numbers coming in after the launch. Tschüss for now! |
Just played Better Letter for the first time and have to say its pretty solid. Well done. One thing I don't get is how is chica a word? Even your definition says girl, which is the Spanish translation. Unlike words with friends where you don't get penalized for trying words that really aren't a part of the dictionary (up to users if they like that part of the game or not), how would you know in your game what slang or Spanish words or really 'made up words that words with friends allows' are acceptable until you try them, which means you lose a heart/get penalized? And the word 'uns?' What the heck is that!?
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Hey MarcJay,
Thanks for your input and the feedback. We really appreciate it. There are different dictionaries out there and the dictionary that we programmed into the game has a few extra accepted words. Actually, 'chica' is the perfect word to depict that. Some dictionaries accept it as a slang for 'girl' however, some do not recognize it as a proper English word. Which brings us to your next question: how does a user know which words are acceptable without losing a life. For now, we deemed it (for many reasons while developing the game) as the rule of BetterLetter. Yes, users will find out the non-existent words the hard way but we thought it would be more fun that way. The 'Skip' feature actually allows you to pass on without losing a life. Thanks again for taking the time. We would love more feedback! Happy new year! Quote:
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quote:no question it will be, but.... the best back NEVER gets all the touches in the 2nd half....FACT
quote:hill good for 100 per game. sadly once he hits a 100 he gets benched
quote: If Less let Hill run 20 times a game
quote:pretty sure the answer is 0
quote:17,18,29,15,20, and 18. You tell me what those numbers mean.
quote:2 things: I meant to put a + symbol. And maybe I'm really bad at math but I only see 2 games with 20 or more. Do you think Miles will let Hill be the man next year with 20+ carries a game, every game? I really hope so.
quote: Do you think Miles will let Hill be the man next year with 20+ carries a game, every game? I really hope so.
quote:No. If you watched closely, you can see Hill was getting worn out late in the season. That tends to happen when teams constantly stack the box against our run game. Last season, Ware was effective for maybe the first 4 or 5 games before he got a flat tire. Then came Hilliard. Hilliard became the man this past season after Blue went down and then he became ineffective because of wear and tear. Until our passing game gets more respect, it is best to rotate the RB's to keep the starter near full strength for the entire season.
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quote:He's the worst thing about our department. If he's ever said a negative thing, I'd like to hear it.
quote:As much shite as Cajun fans talk about LSU, their good ole boy network is much thicker than LsU's and will keep them down much longer. Scott Farmer is lazy and has a sense of "We've made it". Jay is a homer
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quote:Kills Lilly Bell and then denies Bohannon the pleasure of watching him swing.
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quote:I was shocked that they killed her. Her character was a major player
quote:not to mention she was the easiest on the eyes...
quote:Oh.. wait, the Sioux did that for him already.
quote:But truth be told, Ruth is a little creepy herself.
quote:Will they be thrown in chains, or will Thomas Durant find a way to get out of the charges, maybe even possibly putting the blame on his wife?
quote:I was shocked that they killed her. Her character was a major player.
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Roger Rosenblatt Returns for Continuing Conversation on Craft of Writing
Shields and Brooks on President's Birth Certificate, Budget Battles
The Doubleheader: Oil Subsidies, Town Halls, Drafts and Playoffs
What Does Royal Wedding Mean for Role of Monarchy in Britain?
'Edge of Joy' Highlights Maternal Health Concerns in Nigeria
Amos Lee
Giffords Travels to Space Shuttle Endeavour Launch as Recovery Progresses
News Wrap: Explosion at Popular Tourist Cafe in Morocco Kills at Least 15
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Weather, Tornadoes Devastates 6 Southern States
Will Leadership Shuffle Shift National Security Policy?
Bernanke Spotlights Political, Economic Challenges in Historic News Conference
Budget Compromise Opens Old Wounds for D.C. Residents
News Wrap: Afghan Military Pilot Kills 9 Americans at Kabul Airport
PlayStation Breach Spurs New Web Security Fears
Suspenseful Story of Justice System and Friendship in
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
With Birth Certificate Release, Obama Urges Shift in National Dialogue
Autism Now: MacNeil Answers Questions on the Series
Coming of Age in Wartime
Deadly Storms Pummel Midwest, Spawning Floods, Tornadoes
Gulf Residents Still Frustrated With Handling of BP Oil Spill
Libyans Brave Heavy Shelling for Food, Fuel
News Wrap: Security Forces Recapture Some Afghan Inmates
Poet C.D. Wright Reads From 'One With Others'
Poet CD Wright Weaves History, Reporting, Storytelling in Verse
Supreme Court Considers Data Mining by Drug Companies
Syrian Protesters Defiant in Face of Escalating Security Crackdown
The Mysterious World of 'Marwencol'
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
U.K. Defense Minister: Gadhafi 'Should Go'
Shields, Brooks on Public's View on Libya, Debate on Entitlements
'Extraordinary' Guantanamo Documents Shed New Light on Detainees
At Stanford, Debate Brews Over Reviving ROTC Program on Campus
Coming of Age in a Time of War
Monday, April 25, 2011
News Wrap: Syrian Soldiers, Troops Target Protests in Daraa
Protesters Pour Into Yemen's Streets Again Amid New Calls for Saleh to Leave
Upheaveal, Uncertainty in Yemen as Saleh Weighs Exit
Weekly Poem: 'Miracle Blanket' by Erika Meitner
Conversation: Denis Villeneuve, Director of 'Incendies'
For Syrians, New Sense of Identity Emerges Amid Battle for Reform
Friday, April 22, 2011
News Wrap: Libyan Rebels Retake Key Building From Gadhafi's Forces
Questions Over 'Three Cups of Tea' Author's Credibility, Charity
Syrian Forces Fire Live Bullets, Tear Gas at Protesters
The Doubleheader: Debt Ceilings, Dodgers and the NHL
Deepwater Horizon Survivor: 'I Can't Go Back Onto a Rig'
German Family Hangs Thousands of Easter Eggs
Morgan Spurlock's Biggest Sales Pitch
Autism Now: For Adults With Autism, Few Support Options Past Age 21
Autism Now: How Can We Cope With Autism as 'National Health Emergency'?
Gadhafi Forces Pummel Misrata as U.S. Deploys Armed Predator Drones
Honor Roll for April 21, 2011
In Libya, What More Can U.S., NATO Do to Turn Stalemate Into Victory?
News Wrap: Indonesian Police Defuse 5 Large Bombs Near Catholic Church
Obama vs. Ryan Plans: What Medicare Costs Are Saved, Shifted?
Technology Failures, Perils of Deepwater Drilling Among Gulf Oil Spill's Lessons
Thursday, April 21, 2011
'Fragile' Progress in Afghanistan Amid Promise of U.S. Drawdown
2 Reporters Win Pulitzer for Exposing 'Corruption on Steroids' in California
Declining Polls, Negative Treasury Rating Cast Shadow Over Obama Budget Message
Should Courts or EPA Regulate Greenhouse Gases?
Spring Brings Escalating Violence in Afghanistan as U.S. Prepares for Drawdown
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
'Where Children Sleep': An Intimate Portrayal of How Children Live
Autism Now: Demand for Educational Resources for Children Outstrips Supply
Autism's Causes: How Close Are We to Solving the Puzzle?
Compensation Disputes Among Lingering Impacts of Gulf Spill
Deepwater Horizon Survivor: 'I Can't Go Back on a Rig'
Egypt's Uprising: Tracking How Social Media Stirred Action
Fighting Continues in Misrata as 3 Countries Send Advisers to Assist Rebels
Joel Achenbach Explores Gulf Oil Spill in 'A Hole at the Bottom of the Sea;
LaHood: 2 Controllers Fired, but All Must Take 'Personal Responsibility'
Louisianans Still Struggling One Year After the Gulf Oil Spill
News Wrap: Syria Lifts Emergency Law as Forces Open Fire on Protesters
News Wrap: Syrian Students Demonstrate, Organize Friday Rallies
One Year On, Photographer Captures the Lingering Impact of the Gulf Oil Spill
Students Participate in Science Exploration Day
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Worship Band Hillsong UNITED Finds a Following
Friday, April 15, 2011
News Wrap: Obama Outlines Afghan War Drawdown Plan
Autism Now: Exploring the 'Phenomenal' Increase in U.S. Prevalence
Deadly Tornadoes Roar Through South, Midwest, Leaving Trail of Devastation
Gadhafi's Forces Pummel Misrata
Jennifer Egan, Kay Ryan Among Pulitzer Prize Winners
Jitters in Markets After Ratings Agency Downgrades U.S. Debt
Libya Stalemate Leaves Many Civilians in Need of Aid
Monday, April 18, 2011
News Wrap: Afghan Gunman Kills at Least 2 Outside Defense Ministry
Weekly Poem: 'Love Poem' by Dora Malech
Robert MacNeil Previews 'Autism Now' Series on NewsHour
Autism Now: MacNeil, Lehrer Discuss 'National Emergency' Explored in Series
Obama: 'Noose Is Tightening' on Gadhafi Despite Military Stalemate
Why Does U.S. Having Varying Responses to Mid-East Unrest?
A Year After Oil Spill, No Easy Answers on Gulf Coast's Future
Autism Now: Meet Nick, Robert MacNeil's Grandson
Conversation: Novelist Howard Jacobson
Shields, Brooks on U.S. Policy in the Middle East, Deficit Plans
The Doublehader: Gamesmanship, Sportsmanship
'Brain Rattler' Schedule Among Big Problems for Air-Traffic Controllers
China Struggles With Health Care Reform Amid Growing Demand
Krugman on Obama Deficit Plan: 'Not Perfect,' More Plausible Than GOP's
Lincoln Assassination Film 'The Conspirator' Raises Timely Justice Questions
News Wrap: Search Underway for Bodies Near Japanese Nuclear Plant
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Bipartisan Budget Deal Clears Congress; House Takes Up GOP's 2012 Plan
Into the Cold: A Filmmaker's Trek to the Top of the World
Mike Daisey's One-Man Show Examines Hidden Cost of Personal Technology
Pakistani Legislator Stands Up to Extremists Over Blasphemy Law
In China, Workers Detail Health Effects of Producing i-Phones
Obama Unveils Roadmap for Reducing Deficit by $4 Trillion
Geithner on Potential Deficit Deal: 'We're Closer Than People Think'
How Will Raising the Debt Ceiling Impact U.S. Markets?
Libyan Rebels Battle Gadhafi's Forces in Misrata as NATO Debates Strategy
NATO Dispute, Cease-Fire Negotiations Hint at Possible Stalemate in Libya
News Wrap: Federal Reserve Reports Economic Growth Across U.S.
Unrest in Middle East, U.S. Demand Drive Gas Toward $4 Average
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Music Videos at SXSW: Jeremy Messersmith's "Tatooine"
Music Videos at SXSW: Maximum Balloon's "Groove Me"
Music Videos at SXSW: The New Pornographers' "Moves"
President Obama's Speech on the U.S. Mission in Libya
Budget Deal Cuts Target EPA and Homeland Security, Spares Education
China Weighs Environmental Concerns Against Economic Growth
Civil War Enthusiasts Reenact the Opening Shots of the War
Coming Soon: 'Your iPhone Is Making Me Sick'
Coming Soon: China's Health Care Reform
Legacy of Civil War Remains Dynamic, Misunderstood on 150th Anniversary
Miles in Moscow Remembers First Man in Space
News Wrap: U.S. Probes Deadly Friendly Fire Drone Attack in Afghanistan
Obama Administration Introduces Plan to Reduce Preventable Medical Errors
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Washington, Islamabad Clash Over U.S. Covert Activity in Pakistan
'On Shaky Ground' Shows Safety Risks in California Schools
Aftershock Rattles Japan 1 Month After Earthquake, Tsunami Disaster
Despite Budget Discord, Detroit Orchestra Returns for Encore
Director A. Sayeeda Clarke Discusses Her Film 'White'
Former Egyptian President Mubarak Summoned in Corruption Probe
In Egypt, Revolution Still 'in Progress' as Protesters Return to Tahrir
Monday, April 11, 2011
New Spending Battles to Dwarf Deal That Averted Shutdown
News Wrap: Romney Officially Seeks 2012 GOP Bid; Gbagbo Captured
One Month After Dual Disasters, What Are Japan's Biggest Needs?
Political Checklist: Shutdown Showdown Just the Start of Spending Debate
Social Media Curation Tool Separates News From Noise
Weekly Poem: 'Greed and Fear Index:' by Daniel Khalastchi
As Protests Grow, Will Syrians See Reforms or More Bloodshed?
Brooks, Marcus on 'Absurdity' of Shutdown Debates, Paul Ryan's Budget Plan
Budget Battle Lines Drawn Over Spending, Planned Parenthood as Shutdown Nears
Conversation: Marina Abramovic
Friday, April 8, 2011
News Wrap: Massive Anti-Government Demonstrations Arise Across Yemen
North Carolina School Engages Tech Generation With Digital Learning Tools
Syrian Government Forces Open Fire on Protesters
Allan Gurganus Reads His New Work
Extended Interview: Samantha Chang
Iowa Writers' Workshop Student Alex Walton Reads a Poem
Iowa Writers' Workshop Student Jessica Laser Reads a Poem
As Shutdown Deadline Nears, Lawmakers 'Can't Agree What They Disagree On'
Avett Brothers Make Bluegrass a Family Affair
France Flexing Military Muscles in Libya, Former Colony Ivory Coast
Iowa Writers' Workshop, Famous for Training Top Writers, Turns 75
John Merrow Reflects on the 'Influence of Teachers'
NAACP Report Calls Shift in Funding Toward Prisons 'Alarming'
News Wrap: Major Aftershock Rattles Northeast Japan
Thursday, April 7, 2011
With Recent Military Action, France Reasserts Global Leadership Role
'Hunger' for Success a Driving Force in Belva Davis' Storied Journalism Career
Estrogen Study Lead Researcher on Risks, Benefits of Hormone-Replacement Therapy
Haiti's President-Elect Promises Reconciliation After Tumultuous Election
If Government Shuts Down, Where Would Blame Fall?
News Wrap: House Budget Committee Begins Debate on GOP Proposal
Van Hollen: Tea Party Wing Has Taken Over House Budget Talks
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Will Haitians, International Community Rally Around President-Elect?
'Huge Step up for Democracy' in Arab World Revolts: Who's Next?
Chicago Takes Early Aim at 'Achievement Gap' in Schools
Ivory Coast's Gbagbo Under Increasing Pressure to Step Down
Rep. Ryan on Proposed Cuts: 'Our Budget Literally Pays Off the Debt'
Top Democrats, Republicans Continue Talks as Shutdown Deadline Nears
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Tunisian Fruit Seller's Death Helped Unleash Arab World Turmoil
What's Next for Ivory Coast's Gbagbo, Government, People?
Global Change Comes With Global Crises, Author Says
News Wrap: Libyan Rebels Retreat From Brega Under Heavy Shelling
Monday, April 4, 2011
News Wrap: Libyan Rebels Advance on Oil Town
Wounded Vets Move Back to Health, One Adventure at a Time
Airline Safety Checks: Reactive to Mishaps or Problem Prevention?
China's Tolerance for Dissent Faces Test Amid Arab World Uprising
Chinese Police Detain Artist, Activist Ai Weiwei
In Shift, 9/11 Suspects to Now Face Military Tribunals
Obama Looks to Grassroots Base, Battlegrounds With 2012 Bid
Political Checklist: GOP Unveils a Budget, President Opens Re-Election Bid
Weekly Poem: 'Paper Kisses, Paper Moon' by Haines Eason
Friday, April 1, 2011
Gadhafi's Forces Attack Key Rebel-Held Cities
Journalists Recall 'Medieval' Captivity Experience in Libya
News Wrap: 12 Dead in Afghan Koran-Burning Protest
Returning War Vets Face New Domestic Battle: The Job Market
Shields, Gerson on Job Number Reality, U.S. Road Ahead in Libya
Tea Party Poses a Dilemma for Boehner in Budget Battle
Conversation: Tea Obreht, Author of 'The Tiger's Wife'
Robert MacNeil Previews 'Autism Today' Series on NewsHour
Tea Obreht Reads From Her Novel, 'The Tiger's Wife'
Unemployment Rate Drops, but Long-Term Jobless See 'Troubling' Stagnation
The NewsHour for March 31, 2011
'The History of American Graffiti': From Subway to Gallery
Bahraini Official Defends Crackdown on Protesters
Budget Battle Inches Toward Deal to Avert Shutdown
Chaos Escalates in Ivory Coast Over Disputed Presidency
Japan Tsunami Disaster a Wake-Up Call to U.S. West Coast
News Wrap: Japanese Radiation Levels Measure 10,000 Times Standard Level
Third Day of Setbacks for Libyan Rebels
With Gadhafi Defiant, Can U.S. Intel Teams Better Aid Libya Effort?
'Rawhide Down': Former Secret Service Agent Revisits Reagan Shooting Scene
Arming Libya's Rebels: Overdue Idea or 'Disaster in the Making'?
Artist Maira Kalman Makes Sense of a Crazy World
Coalition Leaders Meet in London as Libyan Opposition Forces Retreat from Sirte
Conversation: Money and March Madness
Gadhafi's Exit Remains Central to U.S., Coalition Strategy in Libya
Gadhafi's Troops Pummel Rebels as Key Libyan Official Defects to London
India Grapples With the Pitfalls of Microfinancing
Is the U.S. Stuck in a Second Housing Slump?
Japan on 'Maximum Alert' as Fukushima Radiation Threat Remains High
News Wrap: Syria's Cabinet Resigns Amid Protests
News Wrap: Syrian President Refuses to Lift Decades-Old State of Emergency
NOVA Looks at Science Behind Japan's Devastating Quake, Tsunami
Revisiting Chernobyl: A Nuclear Disaster Site of Epic Proportions
Supreme Court Hears Wal-Mart Gender Bias Discrimination Case
The Assassination Attempt on Ronald Reagan, 30 Years On
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
U.S. Energy Policy Faces New Choices, Limitations
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Indian Farmers, Coca-Cola Vie for Scarce Water Supply
Seven Years Later, Impact of 9/11 Still Resonates
Water Recycling Efforts Spark Policy Debate in California
Geraldine Ferraro, First Woman VP Candidate, Dies at 75
High Court Weighs Ariz. Law in Campaign Finance Case
Japan Warns of Radioactive Water Leaking From Nuclear Plant
Libyan Rebels Advance on Moammar Gadhafi's Hometown
Monday, March 28, 2011
News Wrap: Fukushima Workers Hospitalized
News Wrap: Syrian Security Forces, Protesters Clash in Several Cities
President Obama's Libya Speech
Reporting on Chernobyl, 25 Years Later
Surprises, Upsets Define March Madness as Final Four Looms
Weekly Poem: 'The Virtues of Birds' by Craig Morgan Teicher
What Are Stakes for President's Libya Speech?
TB, HIV Form Deadly Partnership in South Africa
For GOP, 2012 Positioning Kicks Into High Gear
Friday, March 25, 2011
Shields, York Weigh Republican Hopefuls, U.S. Mission in Libya
U.N. Warns of Growing Food Crisis in North Korea
Airstrikes Target Gadhafi's Forces, Assist Rebels in Defending Key Libyan City
As Unrest Spreads, Syria Cracks Down on Protesters
Company Combats Human Rights Absuses With High-Tech Tools
Playwright Lanford Wilson Discusses His Ozark Roots
Syrian Troops Fire on Demonstrators in Several Cities
William Dobson on Egypt's 'Quick', 'Dynamic' Process
Ally Yemen's Violence, Instability Creates Worries for U.S.
Boyz II Men Reflect on 20 Years
Census Data Show Hispanic Boom; Blacks Leave Cities for South, Suburbs
Dignity, Justice Among Goals of Yemeni Protesters Seeking President's Ouster
Future Remains Murky for Newly Unveiled Orion Spacecraft
Many Americans Feel 'Stuck in a Rut' as Economy Improves, But Inequality Grows
NATO to Enforce No-Fly Zone as Libyan Rebels Seek Anti-Tank Weapons
News Wrap: Libya Reportly Asked Oil Companies to Pay Lockerbie Fine
Poetry as a Weapon of War in Afghanistan
Thursday, March 24, 2011
After Japan Crisis, What's Next for U.S. Nuclear Policy, Plants?
Film Legend Elizabeth Taylor Dies at Age 79
Hart Calls for Obama Doctrine, Coleman Predicts 'Trouble' if Gadhafi Stays
News Wrap: Jerusalem Bombing Kills 1, Injures Dozens
Coalition Missiles Target Libyan Ground Forces
Denis McDonough: 'We're Not Talking About An Exit Strategy' in Libya
Elevated Radiation Levels Detected in Tokyo Tap Water
Fearing Wave of Unrest, Morocco's King Proposes Constitutional Changes
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
As Bangladesh's Population Grows, Slum Dwellers Struggle For Clean Water Access
Crews Install Power Lines in Bid to Restore Damanged Reactors' Cooling Systems
How Will Consumers Fare in T-Mobile, AT&T Merger?
Japanese Ambassador to U.S. on Quake Recovery, Nuclear Crisis
Libya's Gadhafi Vows to Fight On; U.S. Jet Crashes, but Crew Survives
Libyan Envoy Aujali: Gadhafi Has 'No Place to Go'
Music Videos at SXSW: Jeremy Messersmith's
Music Videos at SXSW: Maximum Balloon's
Music Videos at SXSW: The New Pornographers'
News Wrap: Protester Reject Yemeni President's Offer to Step Down By End of 2011
Questions Over Control, Future of Libya Mission Split NATO Allies
Tuesday, March 22 , 2011
Coalition Airstrikes Target Gadhafi's Forces, Build No-Fly Zone Over Libya
In Egypt, 'Vibrant' Political Culture Budding After Voters Approve Reforms
In Japan, Navigating the 'World's Biggest Rubble Problem'
Monday, March 21, 2011
News Wrap: At Least 7 Killed in Syria as Army Deploys to Stop Unrest
Turmoil in Arab World: Deepening Divisions or Turning New Page?
Weekly Poem: 'The Mascot of Beavercreek High Breaks Her Silence'
Yemeni Officials Back Opposition As Longtime President Clings to Power
U.S. Military Takes Lead Role in Libya, but Endgame Is Unclear
Benghazi Dispatch: No-Fly Zone Vote Hailed, But More Fighting Reported
Beyond Japan: Nuclear Energy's Future
Friday, March 18, 2011
Gadhafi Claims Cease-Fire in Libya as U.S., Other Powers Prep No-Fly Zone
In China, Worry Over Radiation Contrasts with Sympathy for Japanese Victims
Japan Markes Moment of Silence for Victims as Battle to Cool Reactor Continues
News Wrap: Snipers Kill Dozens of Protesters in Yemeni Capital
Photographer Documents Wisconsin's Disappearing Taverns as 'Cultural Identity'
Rice: 'Swift' Consequences for Gadhafi if Attacks on Civilians Continue
Shields and Brooks on Libya Military Action, Budget Woes
Where Does Syria Stand Amid Wave of Arab World Protests?
Japan Struggles to Bring Reactors Under Control
Order, Resilience Mark Japanese Response to Compound Crises
Spent Fuel Pools: Assessing the Threat at Damaged Nuclear Plant
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Actress, Playwright Aditi Brennan Kapil on Her Global, Local Influences
After Hesitation, U.N. Approves Sweeping Measure to Rein in Gadhafi
Gadhafi's Troops Advance on Rebel-Held Cities as U.N. OKs No-Fly Zone
Ireland's New Leader Wrestles With Lingering Debt Problems, EU Bailout
News Wrap: Police in Yemen Raid Protesters' Camps, Injuring 80
Photographer Reflects on 'Epic' Libya Battles, Revolution in the Arab World
Satellites Offer New Window Into Documenting, Preventing Genocide
Slide Show: Craig Colorusso's 'Sun Boxes'
Stories from SXSW: 60 Second Elevator Pitches
Stories from SXSW: Music and Interaction Design
As Gadhafi Forces Rally in Libya, 'Everyone Is Frightened'
First Rock From the Sun: NASA Set to Explore Mercury's Extreme Atmosphere
In Libya, 'Everyone Is Frightened' as Gadhafi's Forces Drive Toward Benghazi
Japan's Disaster Puts U.S. Nuclear Policy Under Scrutiny
Japan's Radiation Leak: What Are Health Risks Locally, Globally?
New Fire at Japan's Damaged Nuclear Plant Escalates Radiation Concerns
News Wrap: Tokyo Stock Market Rebounds Amid Japan's Recovery Efforts
Whooping Cough Returns to California After Decades of Decline
Nuclear Fears, Winter Storms Add to Japanese Quake Survivors' Misery
Stories from SXSW: Interaction Design and Music
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
In Ohio, How 2 Counties' Paths Diverged Greatly Over 30 Years
Japan's Nuclear Crisis: Can It Be Prevented? Who's at Risk?
New Fire at Japan's Damanged Nuclear Plant Escalates Radiation Concerns
News Wrap: Germany Shutters Aging Nuclear Reactors to Reconsider Energy Policy
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Will Japan's Crises Disrupt Global Economic Recovery?
Earthquake, Tsunami Victims Seek Aid, Shelter Amid Continuing Aftershocks
In Tokyo and Northeast, Japan Copes With Dueling Crises
SXSW: Filmmaker Robyn Girard Unites Deaf and Hearing Audiences
After Colossal Quake, Tsunami, Life in Japan 'Particularly' Orderly
Japan Reels From Tsunami, Quake: Did Preparedness Work?
Along U.S. West Coast, Tsunami Warnings Heeded Amid Some Damage
California Works to Rescue Franciscan Manzanita Plant from Extinction
Death Toll Climbs as Japan Searches for Survivors
Japan Strains to Thwart Nuclear Meltdown at Three Reactors
Monday, March 14, 2011
News Wrap: Gadhafi's Forces Strike Rebel-Held Cities in Eastern, Western Libya
Relief Workers Struggle to Reach Victims in Japan
Saudi Arabia Sends Troops Across Border in Effort to Quell Bahrain Protests
Shields and Brooks on Obama's Stance on Libya's Revolt, Wisc. Union Fight
Weekly Poem: 'Distal' by Carol Ann Davis
Friday, March 11, 2011
Frontline: Bradley Manning's Father Speaks Out on Son's Confinement
Thursday, March 10, 2011
WikiLeaks Suspect's Father Discusses Son's Confinement
How Currency Choices 'Made in China' Have Big Impact on U.S. Economy
So You Have a Liberal Arts Degree and Expect a Job?
U.S., China Go Head-to-Head Over Currency Values
Winners and Losers in Home Mortgage Modification
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Better Batteries Enhance Electric Car's Promise
How Severe Is Europe's Intertwined Debt Crisis?
Paul Solman and Hari Sreenivasan Talk Unemployment
Paul Solman Video Chats With Chris Paine
How-To Economics: Living in a Material World
How-To Economics: Tips for Valentine's Day, Part 2
How-To Economics: Valentine's Day
Facing Deficit, Rhode Island Looks to Cut Pensions
Paul Solman and Hari Sreenivasan Talk Unemployment for February
Artist Alexa Meade's Canvas Is the Human Body
Tuesday, March 8 , 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Shields, Brooks on Tough Calls for U.S. on Libya, Pension Woes
Friday, March 4, 2011
AFL-CIO's Trumka: No American Should Face Choice Between Rights, Job
As Drug War Rages, What Could Obama, Calderon Do Differently?
In California, Rising Health-Insurance Premiums Spark Outcry
Libya's Ambassador Urges Obama to Issue No-Fly Zone, Be Firm With Regime
News Wrap: First-Time Claims for Unemployment Benefits Hit 3-Year Low
Obama Urges Gadhafi to Step Down; International Criminal Court Launches Inquiry
Obama, Mexico's Calderon Vow to Step up Drug War Cooperation
Thursday, March 3, 2011
News Wrap: Gunman Kills 2 U.S. Airmen, Wounds 2 at German Airport
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Go Fish? Not in No-Fishing Zones on California's Pacific Coast
In Uprising's Undercurrents, Libyans Seek 'New Lease on Life'
Libyan Rebels Fend Off Pro-Gadhafi Forces; Refugees Still Flooding Borders
No-Fly Zone Option Examined as Libyan Fighting Intensifies
Supreme Court Rules for Controversial Funeral Protesters in Free Speech Case
Eyewitness to Libya's Turmoil: 'We Need the World's Help'
Libyan Rebels, Gadhafi's Forces Battle as Refugees Swarm Border Crossings
News Wrap: Amid Biggest Protests, Yemeni President Accuses U.S. of Instigation
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Charles Wright on Poetry as a 'Reason for Living'
House Moves to Avert Shutdown, Approves Stopgap Bill
Wisconsin Protest Stirs Questions on Public vs. Private Sector Pay
'Parazit' Fuses Iranian Politics and Comedy
'Time for Gadhafi to Go': World Leaders Weigh Response to Libya
Monday, Feb. 28, 2011
New Violence Grips Libya, Diplomats Meet in Geneva
News Wrap: Protests Continue in Bahrain, Yemen
President Obama Shifts on Health Care Reform Law for States
Threat of Government Shutdown Fades With New Spending Proposal
Friday, Feb. 25, 2011
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The NewsHour for February 18, 2011
Huffington, AOL CEO on Shared Vision for Online Content
Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011
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Egypt's Government Makes New Concessions as Protests Linger
Huffington, AOL CEO on Shared Vision for Online Content, Ads
In Egypt's Political Transformation, Who Speaks for Whom?
Monday, Feb. 7, 2011
News Wrap: Unrest Spreads to Iraq as Protesters Call for Jobs, Electricity
Obama Urges Businesses to Ramp Up Private-Sector Hiring, Spending
One-Woman Show Explores Human Side of Health Care Debate
Joyce Carol Oates on 'Absurdity' of Widowhood
Friday, Feb. 4, 2011
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Kevin 'KAL' Kallaugher
Writer Dawes Captures Haiti's Recovery in Poetry
Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011
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Abigail Washburn Uses Banjo as Tool for Diplomacy
Special Report: State of the Union
Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011
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Special Coverage: Tucson Memorial Service
Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011
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Vote 2010 Special
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Immigration Law Ruling
Oil Leak: What's in the Water?
Pakistan's Relations with U.S.
Pakistani Ambassador Haqqani
Parts of Immigration Law Blocked
Thursday, October 21, 2010
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A Musical Relationship
Chinese Prisoner Receives Nobel
Defending Oil Spill Response
Hungary Wants Clean-up Help
Justice Stephen Breyer
Pakistani Girls' Schools
Recovering Jobs At Slow Pace
Red Sludge Reaches Danube River
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
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Ambassador Daniel Benjamin
New Supreme Court Term Begins
Schools With Homeless Students
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
U.S. Experiments in Guatemala
U.S. Travelers in Europe Warned
Monday, October 4, 2010
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American Income Gap Widens
Boosting Minority Degree Rates
Kim Jong-Un's Leadership Path
North Korea's Next Leader?
Watch Homeownership vs. Renting
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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Supreme Court Justice Puts Hamlet on Trial
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Brooks and Marcus
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The amazing web slinger keeps a nighttime lookout on this kid-friendly light, made with vintage graphics from the original comic.
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- UL-listed.
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An increasing number of people are using mobile technology to work remotely or on the move, it has been suggested.
Writing for HR Magazine, Steve Hemsley said people are using connected laptops, smartphones and tablets to escape the confines of the office.
He noted that new and innovative technologies allow employees to interact with colleagues and clients from anywhere in the world.
More than one billion people are expected to take advantage of mobile working by 2015, Mr Hemsley added, citing figures from analyst firm IDC.
He claimed that small and medium-sized businesses can benefit in a number of ways by allowing their staff to work on the move.
"Companies that allow their staff to work from home, from their car, a business centre or even a café are reporting boosts in productivity from a more motivated workforce enjoying a better work/life balance," he claimed.
"Mobile working can also be a green and time-effective alternative to traditional commuting, while also cutting costs."
And in addition, Mr Hemsley said central office costs can be slashed by introducing hot-desking, where a number of workers may share the same workstation.
Office 365 gives small business employees the opportunity to choose when and where to work, without sacrificing performance or productivity.
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SunTouch SlabHeat Cables are the best solution for true radiant floor heating installed within a new concrete slab pour.
SlabHeat is engineered by the world leader in electric floor heating systems with the capability to produce enough BTUs to heat a slab, the space, and the surface people walk on. Regardless of size, shape, or thickness, SlabHeat is the way to provide heat to just about any indoor space.
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Tough polyurethane outer jacket offers superior flexibility, abrasion and tear resistance, impact resistance, resiliency and better low temperature stability than the PVC used in competing products.
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SlabHeat cable should be installed in all interior floor areas to be warmed. It cannot be used for exterior applications, snow melting, or in ceilings.
Primary Heat Applications
A properly designed heating system begins with an accurate heat-loss calculation to determine whether the system will provide enough energy to function as the primary heat source for the space or provide floor warming only. If it is a primary heating system, we recommend a detailed heat-loss be performed first, then select wire spacing based on heat output. If you have already know the BTUs required, the calculation is simple. If you need us to perform a heat-loss calculation, please download the form and return it to us with all details completed.
Voltage | 120 VAC |
How to choose 120 or 240 Volt | Same Energy efficiency & same Watts/SF. More Sq Footage per circuit with 240v |
Watts Per SF | 15 Watts per Sq Foot (at 4" in. inch spacing) |
Heat Output BTUs per SF | 51 BTU per Sq Ft/Hour @ 4" in. inch spacing) |
Heating Power : Total BTU's | 5100 BTU total |
Manufacturer | Watts Radiant |
Brand Name | SlabHeat |
Power Lead Type | Armored, NEC color code, Single point connection at 1 end of spool. No return wire like inferior products |
Power Lead Length | 10 Feet |
Power Lead Wire Gauge (varies by heated area) | 14 AWG |
Product Thickness | 1/4 " in. inch |
Heating Wire Spacing | 4" - 5" - 6" on center |
Full Length End-to-End ground wire | Yes. |
Weight | 12.5500 |
Ohms Reading (resistance value) | 7 - 10 ohms |
ZERO* EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) | Yes. Verified by Independent Testing Laboratory as ultra low. REET test |
Controls/Thermostat is required for operation | SunStat Floor sensing thermostat |
BTUs/SF/Hr 1 | 51 |
BTUs/SF/Hr 2 | 42.5 |
BTUs/SF/Hr 3 | 34 |
Spacing between runs 1 | 4 |
Spacing between runs 2 | 5 |
Spacing between runs 3 | 6 |
Watts Per SF 1 | 15 |
Watts Per SF 2 | 12.5 |
Watts Per SF 3 | 10 |
Heated SF 1 | 100 |
Heated SF 2 | 124 |
Heated SF 3 | 149 |
Packaging | Easy Open Cardboard - no frustration. Easy to dispense cable from spool |
Width of heating area Feet | Variable - you determine layout width, length, shape |
Length of heating area Feet | 294' ft. feet |
Length of heating area Meters | 89.61m meter metre |
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The Board of Directors is ultimately responsible for the organization of Ericsson and the management of Ericsson's operations. The Board appoints the President and CEO who is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations in accordance with guidelines from the Board. The President and CEO ensures that the Board is updated regularly on issues of importance to Ericsson. This includes updates on business development, results, financial position and liquidity.
Directors serve from the close of one AGM to the close of the next, but can serve any number of consecutive terms.
The President and CEO may be elected a Director of the Board, but, under the Swedish Companies Act, the President of a public company may not be elected Chairman of the Board.
Ericsson maintains rules and regulations regarding conflicts of interest. Directors are disqualified from participating in any decision regarding agreements between themselves and Ericsson. The same applies to agreements between Ericsson and any third party or legal entity in which the Board member has an interest that may be contrary to the interests of Ericsson.
The Audit Committee has implemented a procedure for related-party transactions and a pre-approval process for non-audit services carried out by the external auditor.
The current Board of Directors consists of 12 Directors elected by the shareholders. It also consists of three employee representatives, each with a deputy. The President and CEO, Hans Vestberg, is the only Board member who was also a member of Ericsson's management during 2013.
Pursuant to the Swedish Companies Act, the Board of Directors has adopted a work procedure that outlines rules for the distribution of tasks between the Board and its Committees as well as between the Board, its Committees and the President and CEO. This complements rules in the Swedish Companies Act and in the Articles of Association of the Company. The work procedure is reviewed, evaluated and adopted by the Board as required and at least once a year.
The Board of Directors and its Committees are subject to a variety of independence rules under applicable Swedish law, the Code and applicable US securities laws, SEC rules and the NASDAQ Stock Market Rules. However, Ericsson can rely on exemptions from certain US requirements.
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The task of the Committees is mainly to prepare matters for resolution by the Board. However, the Board has authorized each Committee to determine certain issues in limited areas. It may also on occasion provide extended authorization for the Committees to determine specific matters.
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Prior to the Board meetings, each Committee submits the minutes from Committee meetings to the Board. The Chairman of the Committee also reports on the Committee work at each Board meeting.
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By Craig Muder
Paul Pettit leaned forward in his chair and smiled. After a baseball career that seemed destined for greatness from the start, he had finally made it to Cooperstown.
"I guess I got in through the back door," said the man acknowledged as the first $100,000 bonus baby in big league history. "Not bad for a guy with one win."
The 78-year-old Pettit visited the Baseball Hall of Fame on Wednesday and recounted his career as part of an ongoing oral history project at the Museum. In town with his grandsons – who are playing in a local baseball tournament – Pettit shared his career story with Hall of Fame cameras, then toured the Museum.
It was not his first brush with fame.
In 1950, Pettit signed a contract worth the then-otherworldly sum of $100,000 with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 6-foot-2, 205-pound left-handed pitcher had struck out 945 batters in 545 innings of amateur ball from 1947-49 – including six no-hitters – and was considered a can't-miss prospect.
"I felt like I was ready (in 1951) when the Pirates brought me up," said Pettit, who – by rule – had to be placed on the major league roster that season. "But I had hurt my arm, and it never really responded."
Pettit pitched in just two games in 1951, then went 15-8 with a 3.70 earned-run average for Hollywood in the offensively charged Pacific Coast League in 1952. The next year, Pettit appeared in 10 games with the Pirates, going 1-2.
He would never return to the big leagues, despite changing his focus from pitching to hitting and posting 102 RBI with Hollywood in 1957.
"I thought I could help the Pirates at that point, but they never called me up," Pettit said.
He retired following the 1960 PCL season.
"I think if I had known that I wouldn't have made it as a hitter that I would have tried to stay a pitcher for a little longer," said Pettit, who remains at 78 a robust figure with a keen memory. "I wish they had some of the surgeries then that they do now so they could have worked on my arm.
"But I loved baseball. I was just a regular guy who worked hard."
Craig Muder is director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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I always like seeing what the top players signed for back in the year I was born. Here Pettit signed for $100,000. Compare that to what Stephen Strasburg signed for. And in another 60 years or so people might wonder how Strasburg could live on what he signed for. Thanks for these stories. A lot of fun to read.
Oral history adds so much insight into baseball history.
My husband, Skip Lockwood, also signed for $100,000 in 1964 with the KC Athletics as a hitter. A few years later, after missing a season due to a sojourn in the National Guard during the Viet Nam era, Charlie O switched Skip into a pitcher, which turned out to be an excellent move.
For more baseball history relating to the strike ridden decade of the 70's you shoud check out my recently published memoir, MAJOR LEAGUE BRIDE: AN INSIDE LOOK AT LIFE OUTSIDE OF THE BALLPARK (McFarland & Co., Pub. 2010).


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quote: BvB thread coming soon.
quote:The Bayern thread is the best one, IMO
quote: I'd start a United one, but I don't like talking to myself.
quote:Next time, I won't be so drunk before getting to Finns. I woke up in the 70th minute ready to party again but they were ready to leave by then.
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This morning I got an email from my colleague Jamie Little, who was rather excited (rightfully so) to share some news and requested that I post this in my blog. Jamie manages our Alliances Program and works very closely with our semiconductor partners thus keeping up to date on any new developments in the hardware side of the embedded world. Here is Jamie's message: Texas Instruments has recently
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The Maglite Mini Maglite 2 Cell AA Flashlight is a compact lightweight aluminum high intensity flashlight. It has a 1/2 turn adjustable spot-to-flood beam with a twist of the wrist and it converts quickly to a free standing candle mode. It is shock resistant and O-ring sealed for water resistance. A spare lamp is safely secured inside the tailcap.
This model of the Mini Maglite includes a Black nylon belt holster and two AA alkaline batteries.
Material | Machined aluminum |
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I saw a documentary yesterday about the Roman empire vs the Barbarians.
They talked about Hermann the Germanian and Trajanus the Emperor of Rome who 100 years after the humiliation the Germanians did on Rome´s legions made his revenge be slaughtering germanians.
It was fascinating to hear that Goths were descendants from Sweden and maybe Norway.
And they invaded Rome well East-Rome when it was on it´s peak of power although they had problems with the West-Rome at the same time.
They owned the sh*t out of Rome
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This classic sterling silver child-sized keepsake is personalized with your child's monogram and includes an inspiring quote on the back: The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.
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MCA wrote:There doesn't get more amateur than wed night before thanksgiving. do you wear your lettermans jacket too? I don't know a single person who gets that loaded on thanksgiving other than new college students coming home for the first time. Hanging out with your extended family all looped isn't really a sick time to me, but to each his own.
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quote:Modern (or any Redemptorist fans/alums), do you think you get a win this week? If not, do you go 0-10?
quote:It is a shame St. Aug isn't playing Jesuit this year. I can't wait until the Catholic League is back like it used to be.
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quote: That bad Hahnville team is still better than a good Chalmette team.
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I got this putter as an upgrade from the Taylormade Rossa Itsy Bitsy Spider, and I cant believe the difference. The added weight towards the grip definitely provides the advertised increase in stability. It has the feel and weight of a mallet putter with all the clean lines of the blade that it is. The perfect blend of two completely different styles. The feel of the insert is pretty standard. It wont blow you away, but its definitely competetive with those from other manufacturers. Distance on well struck putts is extremely predictable, and the balance is absolutely remarkable. If you currently play a mallet or any other variant of a large putter for stability but like the look of a classic blade, look no further!!! Taylormade has knocked it out of the park with this club. Possibly the best putter on the market with a very competitive price point.
The blade putter is the best. I have made more puts than ever. The day I got it I went to the course and made birds more than with the mallet putter
a bit too light for the longer counterbalanced putter. good grip and good markings
Great putter recommend it
This putter was really one of my first real putter purchases. I was given a putter when just starting and now decided to try a bunch out to figure out what would be best for me. After spending a couple of days testing, many of which were odyssey putters and almost going with a white hot pro, I spent an hour putting with both and was consistently more accurate with the spider blade. This putter really does the job!


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House Olive Mista
Our house-made olive mista is a customer favorite. We mix specialty olives from France, Italy, Spain and Greece together in a colorful blend that is a striking and mouth-watering. Great to keep on hand for any occasion.
House Olive Mista Product ID: 01185 |
Price: $13.95 / 1.00 lb | |
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A Human is a Human is a Human. Sperm cells and egg cells are incomplete humans, they are pieces of humans. However, as soon as those two meet. That is a human. That is a complete developing human. Therefor, destroying that life will be murder, non the less. It should be considered a child. It is a growing child, not yet matured. To abort it at that stage, would be like shooting a 17 year old, because its okay to, he isnt fully mature. Therefor it should not be acceptable to abort a child, in almost all circumstances. If it threatens the life of the mother, I would say yes, because that is putting her life at risk. And one shouldnt gamble with lives of others. People say some pretty dumb inhumane things when it comes to abortion, and I have to ask myself, where is your heart at?