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By the time you read this, the May 31st Opening Ceremony of the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Seoul, Korea will have already taken place and a month of non-stop football (or 'soccer' to us Americans) in Korea and Japan will have millions of fans around the globe cheering on their respective teams. Crown International, a Harman International company, manufactures amplifiers, microphones and systems control products for professional audio markets worldwide, with corporate headquarters located in Elkhart, Indiana. # # # |
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quote:Home Alone 1: Kevin is 8 years old Home Alone 2 (One year later): Kevin is 10 years old
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By Mark Bushnell - Published: June 21, 2009
When the Reverand David McClure of Dartmouth College ventured down the Connecticut River to the area now known as Bellows Falls in 1789, he was on a scientific mission.
As a natural philosopher, what we might today call a scientist, McClure was interested in stone carvings that he had heard about from a local young man. The carvings, cut into an outcropping on the Vermont side of the river, depicted a series of faces.
"The figures have the appearance of great antiquity," McClure wrote, noting that the British colonists who settled the area a half-century earlier had observed them. The faces were life-sized images, consisting of a simple oval with markings for eyes, nose, mouth and perhaps ears, McClure wrote. Some had lines sticking out of their heads that observers would take to be feathers, horns or rays.
McClure's was apparently the first written account of the carved rocks, which have been described as the oldest pieces of art in Vermont. How old? The answer, like so many others about the carvings, is open to debate. Though experts agree that the carvings were made by American Indians, they are unwilling to ascribe a specific date, or even era, to the petroglyphs, literally "stone carvings." They could be anywhere from 300 to 3,000 years old.
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Jay wrote:Most don't mean harm.
The only truly offensive people are those harping on about Pearl Harbor, or equating this to Katrina.
People who cope with humour are hardly a problem.
Because most people that make up the population in the world are not Amish.Stufflikehearts wrote:Can someone explain why we should have power plants and stuff like this in the first place?
EagleMan wrote:Well it appears the earthquake's been updated to be a 9.0.
You get a calculator. I don't know what factors they use to calculate the richter scale, but I think 8.9 to 9.0 is a 26% increase.Jay wrote:Lol, I'm rough on logs, but on a logical level, if each decimal point were only 10%, 8 going onto 9 would only be double, not 10x.
Rather, it's more like 10^x, where x is magnitude. I haven't done decimal exponents in a while, so nothing comes to mind how you actually deal with it.
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spazmonkey wrote:You get a calculator. I don't know what factors they use to calculate the richter scale, but I think 8.9 to 9.0 is a 26% increase.
It's probably using the modern moment magnitude scale, which is where Mw is the number and Mo is the energy. So 8.9 to 9.0 ideally represents about a 41% increase in energy, but in this case it's probably the other way around, where the energy estimate was revised upward such that 9.0 is a closer approximation than 8.9, with the difference in the estimates not necessarily corresponding to the ideal case.Jay wrote:Yeah, if my history/language addled brain still remembers right, 9.0 is like, 11.1~% times stronger than 8.9, right?
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Olly Bridge blasts across the finish line 1st in the Eurosaf Delta Lloyd Regatta!
The Delta Lloyd is one of the most prestigious and largest regattas for Olympic Classes in the sailing industry. For the first time in the history of the event, Kite Racing gained recognition and was welcomed into the Eurosaf Delta Lloyd Regatta for 2014. The integration saw a new format for Kite Racing emerge, including a direct qualifier to the ISAF Sailing World Cup Grand Final.
Medenbilk International Sailing Centre, Holland played host to the event from the 20-24th May. North Team rider Olly Bridge was there to test the new format and help develop Kite Racing to become a fixture for the 2020 Olympics. The three days of competition brought the crème de la crème of Race riders from across the globe, including the current World Champion Florian Gruber and Italian Champion Riccardo Lechesse with many Nations being represented.
Along with the new format, came a new Short Track Course, an exciting layout with a reaching start, downwind and upwind gates and plenty of manoeuvres, such as tacking, gybing and laylines. So much variety offered the riders endless opportunities to switch positions throughout the race although a cracking start was crucial. Riders were separated into heats of six with the course taking approximately eight minutes and as the event finished, all of the riders had competed in 11 heats.
Olly Bridge put in an outstanding performance, collecting nine bullets and two 2nd places. Main rival, Florian Gruber was hot on his heels throughout the competition, but lost out in the final race leaving Olly to finish 1st in the Delta Lloyde Regatta 2014.
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Also, in the spirit of keeping things relatively interesting while the old junky prologue is still updating its slow-arse keester at Snafu, I was considering holding a number of mini-contests and such. I thought, perhaps, leaving some things in the story open for people to design. The only prize would really be having it used throughout the course of the story, though.. so if that's not good enough, I could give you a kidney maybe?
The contest ideas are:
- Design the Everafter asylum's emblem. This is the emblem that goes on the special faculty vests, the exterior parts of the asylum.. and on their official holiday greeting cards. This was the old sketch emblem I made, just so you could see where it was going in my mind:
But I'm sure you guys could come up with something awesome. Up to you!
- Make yourself or one of your characters into an Everafter nurse/doctor/soldier, to be used as dispensable fodder in the background of certain fight scenes. :XD: Now if you're like me, you love your characters, but don't object to seeing them torn asunder by a saw blade or torched by a flamethrower for a good laughs sake. So if you want, just suit one of your characters up in a nurse or guard uniform like in the prologue. (It'd help to add ridiculous festoonery to their costumes, as the guards in the prologue were fond of. And of course the nurses have their really really tall hats..)
- Design a robotic, fairy-tale themed guard for use as the asylum's backup force when the soldier count is running low. (Which it almost always is, thanks to Red.) You know, like those rolly-bots in Star Wars or something, only they'd need to have a fairytale theme..
Ahem. To submit an entry, just post your image on DA or any other image host you use, and send me the link. You can submit as much as you like.
The prize is.. well it's not so much a prize as having a character (or characters) you designed featured in the Everafter comic.
There is no set deadline, but I'll probably be rounding up the best designs (that most fit the story) at the end of the summer and displaying them here, and of course, fitting them into the comic somewhere.
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Watched from above, Bamako is a sketch of straight streets, with more alleyways than broad boulevards, devoid of high-rises and big shopping centres. Watched from within, nonetheless, the capital of Mali is filled with the bustle of people, smells, sounds and flavours that cross this traditionally African city.
Despite housing a total of 60 districts, Bamako is divided into seven main ones: Bamako Coura, Quartier du Fleuve and Le Centre Commercial, in the city centre, and l'Hippodrome, Niaréla, Quinzambougou and Badalabougou in the outskirts. The tour of the city if made with mandatory stopover in the several Bamako markets, in the historical mosques and in the museums, aside from the beautiful gardens stretched alongside the banks of the Niger River. When the night comes, there's nothing like dancing to the sound of music from Mali, bursting from local clubs and music halls.


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Champion in Cooperstown
Nearly one month after she captured the 9-10 year-old girls division of the National Pitch, Hit and Run finals at the All-Star Game in Kansas City back on July 9, 10-year-old Meghan Dougherty visited Cooperstown on Monday, regaling visitors to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum with stories, as the Museum hosted a special program in her honor to celebrate Central New York's champion.
Meghan, along with her brothers, Ryan and Liam, their mom and dad and aunt made the 85-mile drive to Cooperstown Monday morning for a special program hosted by the Hall of Fame for Museum visitors – featuring the central New York champion and her tales of competing against fellow youths around the globe for the Pitch, Hit and Run title.
In Kansas City, Meghan was one of 24 youngsters, and three within the girls 9-10 year-old age-range, who advanced to national competition from more than 650,000 kids who competed at more than 4,300 Pitch, Hit and Run competitions across the country.
Following victories at East Greenbush and Saratoga, Meghan recorded a narrow victory at Yankee Stadium to secure her place in the national lineup at the All-Star Game. Once in Kansas City, she scored a perfect "six-for-six" in the pitching competition, the only one of the 24 competitors to record a perfect score in the category. She followed that up with excellent performances in the hit and run categories to capture her age division title and a spiffy trophy to call her own, which Meghan brought with her to Cooperstown on Monday.
Though she met some great friends from Texas and Massachusetts while in Kansas City, she tried the barbecue, but "didn't necessarily like it," Meghan told visitors on Monday. The experience also included watching the Home Run Derby from the field. She, along with the other Pitch, Hit and Run winners, were honored on field prior to the Derby.
Now that she's back in central New York, Meghan is looking forward to returning to her softball season. She shared parting words of advice for those in the audience on Monday, as she strives to continue playing the sport she loves so dearly.
"Try your best, think you can do it, and practice hard."
Spoken like a true champion.
Brad Horn is the senior director of communications and education at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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Eerie comparisons between MMOs and real life surface
World of Warcraft, EVE Online, Culture, MMO Industry, Second Life, Miscellaneous
With World of Warcraft, Redcentric noted that the population in both the game and the US military have about the same percentage of males (84% to 83%), while EVE Online's male population (96%) is more similar to that of the astronaut crowd (90%). The agency also noted how Second Life has 10 real-world embassies in it and that a previous ban of real-money trading in the game caused a very real financial crisis for a bank that wiped out $750,000.
So how do these three titles compare to real-world cities in regards to population? World of Warcraft at its peak was close to Moscow's population (11.5 million), while Second Life almost hit the levels of San Fransisco (825K) and EVE Online barely surpassed Edinburgh's 495,000.


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Basic research
The path from a basic discovery to a new therapy goes through some typical stages. The first step is the basic research in which scientists learn fundamental information about stem cells, such as how to mature stem cells into cells that could repair spinal cord injury or produce insulin to treat diabetes, or understanding the normal environment of a stem cell in the body.
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The next phase of research is often called translational research. This is the step when scientists take that initial discovery—the ability to mature an embryonic stem cell into a therapeutically useful cell type, for example—and start learning how it could be turned into a therapy. Some of CIRM's translational awards focus on developing animal models for testing stem cell therapies or creating stem cell models in a lab dish to find drugs that treat Parkinson's disease or autism. These awards are expected to result in a proof of concept for a future therapy, such as a potential drug or a cell type that might prove useful in treating a disease.
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After finding a development candidate, scientists collect data to show the Food and Drug Administration that their candidate is safe enough to try in humans. Collecting this much data is extremely expensive and is frequently not funded by governmental agencies such as the NIH. CIRM has invested heavily in this stage with the understanding that there can be no clinical trials and no therapies if research groups can't collect the safety data they need to begin a clinical trial. This FDA filing is called the investigational new drug application (IND).
Clinical trials
The basic research, translational work and preclinical data collection are just the lead up to a clinical trial. Once the first phase of a clinical trial begins it takes many more years to prove that a prospective therapy is safe and effective for widespread use. The first phase is intended to test whether a possible therapy is even safe. Remember that until this step the drug or cell has only been tested in animals, which are very different from humans. This phase includes only enough people to verify safety.
Phase II includes slightly more people and also looks at whether the drug or cell is effective at treating the disease or injury. After a phase II study concludes and scientists can show that their approach is both safe and effective, they can start testing their therapy on large numbers of people in a phase III trial. After phase III, the FDA reviews all the data to see if the proposed therapy worked and was safe, then it can be used by doctors throughout the country to treat patients.


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quote:The Judge: Immigration is a Natural Right
quote:What you consider immigration, is really just freedom of movement.
quote:What is a country then?
quote:As long as freedom of movement doesn't result in me paying for that movement, which it invariably will.
quote: And he is absolutely right. What you consider immigration, is really just freedom of movement.
quote:So you'd be perfectly fine with a immigrant family moving into your home then?
quote:Why not?
quote:Illegals should have the right to go wherever they want according to you
quote:If a countries border doesn't matter, certainly something as trivial as your door or walls shouldn't impede the immigrants movements?!
quote:you shouldn't be allowed to cross the border and feast on government goodies paid for by taxpayers on day one.
quote:It is my property.
quote:This country is someone's property also.
quote: the problem isn't immigration, it's the welfare.
quote: The Judge: Immigration is a Natural Right quote: the problem isn't immigration, it's the welfare. Right on. If the deal was, "hey come on in if you want but once you get here, if you don't work, you don't eat", immigration would naturally regulate itself.
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The College News VOL. XIX, No. 10 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1933 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLlSOE N'KWS, 1�I1 Noted Scientist Visits Bryn Mawr PRICE 10 CENTS - "--tl^-L----i_ Mr. Lipson Speaks on Industrial Revolution New Consciousness of Labor Class Follows Rise of Factory System REFORM PROGRAMS Under the auspices of the Depart- ment of History, Mr. Ephraim Lip- son, Reader in Economic History at Oxford, and Lowell Lecturer at Har- vard, gave a talk January 14 on The English Labor Movement in the Nineteenth Centui-y. The dominating fact in the economic history of the period, ho maintained, was the con- flict of capital and labor, which re- sulted from the sudden development of class consciousness among workers. The nineteenth/century, Mr. Lipson remarked at the beginning of his lec- ture, was the/germinal time of many movements ywhich have only recently borne frtTflf; the initial stages of the politic^ Labor Party, the well organ- ized trautMinions, and the network of co-operative stores may all be traced to this century, which was also the formative period of socialistic thought and ideas concerning the claims of labor. It has often been said that the proletariat (a class possessing no property, but subsisting entirely on wages) was created by the Industrial Revolution. Actually, however, a wage earning class had existed in Europe for centuries. Factories did not es- tablish a new relation between em- ployer and employed, or suddenly arouse the antagonism of capital and labor, which was already acute in the eighteenth century, but the introduc- tion of machinery which necessitated the factory system, and the concen- tration of many workers under a sin- gle roof, made the workers of the nineteenth century newly conscious of their separate identity, and quick- ened- their sense of corporate inter- est. The great wealth produced by the machine was resentfully contrast- ed with the striking inequalities of distribution. Conditions among the early indus- trial workers were certainly the nadir of civilized barbarity. Poverty, inse- curity, intemperance, bad housiifg, all the ills inherent in a period of transi- tion, were practically universal evils, ' in no way lessened by the moderating influence of education � schools for workers' children were non-existent. Out of a class thus demoralized the (Continued on Page Four) Number of Candidates for Varsity Reduced Candidates for the Varsity team have already settled down for the long grind in hopes of making the permanent squad. The number has been reduced to twenty-seven, with the probability of a further cut this week. Faeth, Meirs and Baker are still ex- cellent prospects for the left forward position as Collier's running mate. Al- though Faeth is steady and accurate, her passes are a bit slow and as a result Collier, who depends on speed and short passes to get her into scor- ing position, is slowed up consider- ably. Meirs is also a bit tardy about passing, but plays the quick, short- shot game for which Collier is fam- ous. Baker has turned out exceed- ingly well in the last-few practices. She combines quick, clever passwork with an accuracy in long as well as chip shots, which should give her somewhat of a lead over her rivals for the position. Although Longacre and Remington iContinued on Page Four) News Tryquts The College News announces that competition is now open for' positions Ml the Business Board. Members of the Junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes are urged to try* out. See Mabel Meehan, Denbigh 64, any day between 1.30 and 2.00. PROF. AUGUST PICCARD (left), recent explorer of the stratosphere, photographed with his twin brother, Jean Felix Piccard, and the latter's wife, Mrs. Jeannette Ridlon Piccard (B. M. 1918), during his visit to Bryn Mawr last Monday. Miss Park Indicts Personal Dishonesty Inaccuracy in Thought Language Prevails in This Country and HONESTY NEEDED Miss Park, speaking on "Per- sonal Honesty" in chapel, January 13, stressed the need, in this country particularly, for intellectual honesty that does not admit inaccurate and indistinct acting, thinking, and speaking. The English language as used in America has lost considerably by a disregard for the accuracy which is a large part, even nearly the whole, of honesty in language. American tradition has no liking for accuracy in. literature: the frontier humor which is recognized as characteristic- ally American is based on exaggera- tion and grotesque juxtaposition of words and ideas. English is essen- tially inexact compared with the in- flected languages, but through disre- gard our language is getting even more limited by the use of general terms for specific words. Our col- loquial language does not fit the mold of thought and in consequence our thought is "wrapped in cotton wool.'* Indeed, the pleasure of reading the dialogue in Ernest Hemingway and Ring Lardner lies in getting the meaning behind the clumsy, inaccu- rate speech. This inaccuracy reaches beyond (Continued on Page Three) ,'x CALENDAR Wed., Jan. 18�Dr. Beebe will speak "on Four Hundred Fathoms Deep. Goodhart, 8.30. Reserved seats. . Wed., Jan. 18� French Club Tryouts for the Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Sun., Jan. 22�Chapel. Rev. Dr. W. Brooke ^Stabler, of the University of Pennsylvania, will speak in chapel, 7.30 P. M. Tues., Jan. 23�The Hampton Quartet. Goodhart. Wed., Jan. 24 � Industrial League Conference. Dr. Carl de Schweinitz will speak. Com- mon Room. 7.30 P. M. Exhibit of Gouaches by Weber Will Open Here . (Specially Contributed by Caroline F. Berg) An exhibit of twenty gouaches by Max Weber will open this week in the Common Room of Goodhart, and will continue until the latter part of Feb- ruary. These are loaned by the J. B. Neumann Print Gallery, 40 East 49th street, New "York City, and make up the first showing held here this year. It will be followed by a color print exhibit and, it is hoped, by a com- prehensive show. Max Weber is a prominent painter of the American Expressionist school, which dates from the exhibition at the Photo-Seccession Gallery, the famous>>291" in New York, for which Alfred Stieglitz is largely responsi- ble. The first exhibition of Ameri- can moderns was held in 1910, and included Weber, Dove, Hartley and Marin, who were already an import- ant group. In 1911, Max Weber held a one-man show. Like the other mem- bers of the group, which later in- cluded Walkowitz, Bluemncr and Georgia O'keeffe, the development of his art was effected by the person- ality and photographic work of Steig- litz. Weber was an early Cezannist, one of the first American pioneers, with a fine talent, if a little derivative at times from Cezanne, Picasso, and Rousseau. His special gift is for organization. He came near to grasp- ing that structural thing beyond even Cezanne, which the German Expres- sionists seek so feverishly. His gou- aches are painted with opaque colors that have been ground in water and mixed with a preparation �of gum. It is hoped that the college and friends, and any outsiders interested will take the opportunity of becoming familiar with these lovely little paint- ings during the coming month. A number of them are for sale, and will be accompanied by a price list avail- able to those considering a purchase. PROFESSOR AUGUST PICCARD AND BROTHER PAY BRIEF VISIT TO BRYN MAWR SCIENCE LABORATORY Famous Scientist Explored Stratosphere to Height of 10.3 Miles From Point in Switzerland in Free Balloon With Scientific Instruments DOES NOT ASSUME HEROIC POSE FOR HIS FEAT Professor August Piccard, famed explorer of the stratosphere, came and went at Bryn Mawr so swiftly last Monday that scarcely anyone not in Dalton at the time realized that he was hero. It is to Mrs. Jean Piccard (Jeannette Ridlon, Bryn Mawr, 1918) that we owe the visit of the scientist, for she was anxious for him to see the campus and get a first hand im- pression of an American women's college. Accompanied by his twin brother, Jean, and his wife, who have established their residence in Marshallton, just outside of Wilming- ton, Professor Piccard motored from Wilmington in the morning, had lunch with President Park4 and then paid a brief and very informal visit to Dalton. The reporters from the Philadelphia papers knew of the in- tended visit long before the college did, and were storming the publicity office for information long before noon. Word was sent out that he was coming and might possibly be 1> rsuaded to say a few words to pro- fessors, graduates, and science stu- dents, and, in consequence, two-thirty found the Biology lecture room jam- med with a highly expectant audience. Professor Piccard and his party ar- New Lantern Editors Are Competent Writers Sound, Unpretentious Work Commendable for Freedom From Stiffness jL POEMS SURPASS PROSE Erratum - The News very much regrets an erratum in last week's issue. In announcing Miss Jane Brad- ley's engagement an error was made in the name of her fiance, who is Midshipman Wagstaff, U. S. Naval Academy, '33._____ (Specially Contributed by Miss Glen) The Lantern starts the year with its new editors; there are on the edi- torial board several people whom the present reviewer knows to be compe- tent writers and judges of writing� this implies no reflection on the com- petence of past boards, for (this is true, though disgraceful) it is the first time that it has occurred to the reviewer to read the names set forth on the first page. The chief editor's witty and dis- coursive preface speaks modestly of the aims and still more modestly of the attainments of college magazines. She asks for informal essays and plays as well as stories and poems; we should like to see also reviews of cur- rent books and plays, and of college plays�there have been good reviews in the Lantern in the past�more nar- rative of all kinds, experiments in narrative; and we do not think that the Lantern would fall from its high place if it occassionally included arti- cles on topically interesting subjects. This issue contains sound, unpre- tentious writing and is, on the whole, commendably free from stiff, self-con- scious, and too-ambitious work. The poetry reaches a higher level than the prose does. The best of the poems is Miss Thompson's rather ambitious "Crescent Scythe"; it is strong and sincere and good writing. The re t of the poems are easily written; those that have a pleasant lightness of purpose are best; "Phaeton" somehow misses its point, and the point of "Resurrexit" is stifled by repetition. In prose, there is a story vaguely in the early Kipling manner and an informal essay, both slight but pleas- antly written; the "Sea Beast" is en- joyable to read because the writing is effortlessly mature; Miss Burnett's essay is a good precedent There is a gratifying number of Freshman contributors to this issue; we hope there, will be many more con- tributors, of all years, to the next. rived at Dalton about two-thirty and were immediately pounced upon by press photographers. He obligingly posed for photographs, together with Mr. and Mrs. Jean Piccard and Pres- ident Park, and then took several snapshots for himself before going on his inspection tour of the laborator- ies. Informed of his waiting audi- ence, Professor Piccard laughingly apologized for his lack of English and said that he was afraid that he was not properly dressed up to face such a distinguished gathering. However, he consented to put in an appearance although his iron-clad contract with a Lecture Booking Bureau prevented his saying anything beyond that he was glad of an opportunity to visit Bryn Mawr, and thanked us for the fine weather we had "commando" ("managed" obligingly volunteered by his combined brother and interpre- ter) for his stop-over. With that closed Professor Piccard's "lecture^ and the audience, all optimistically equipped with glasses, pencils/ and paper, dapped vigorously. / The scientist then visitoa the lab- oratories, which he considered "well equipped," gave numerous signatures to excited undergraduates, laughing- ly side-stepped the News reporter, and departed, not however without leaving the college with a distinctly charming memory of one of the world's greatest scientists and ex- plorers. Professor Piccard consistently re- fuses to accept the role of a hero as a result of his ascent to a height of 10.3 miles into the stratosphere in a free balloon, accomplished last sum- mer from a starting point in Swit- zerland. The flight was not danger- ous, he said, and could have been accomplished by any one of the mil- lions inhabiting the globe. In fact, "It was so easy that it is surprising no one has thought of doing it be- fore." The preparations for the flight were comparatively simple and the flight itself uneventful. There is no motion to speak of in a free balloon, and no danger of seasickness, and also Professor Piccard was too ..busy with his scientific instruments to no- tice how he felt. Since his flight, and in spite of a popular account of it published by Professor Piccard in Italy, he has been deluged with ques- tions concerning "what he saw" at the altitude of 10.3 miles, and how he felt, � one little girl writing to know if he saw any angels. The an- swer to all these questions is simply that he neither saw nor felt anything, which more or less disposed of us. He does not plan another journey into the -upper regions, feeling that it is someone's else turn to "have fun." He is highly interested in aviation, and asked his audience in the Biology laboratory if any of them had been up in a balloon. One brave individ- ual answered in the affirmative, but her adventure had been in a dirigible, which, according to the professor, was vastly different from a free bal- lo�*W - -------T �� � Professor Piccard arrived in Amer- ica only a few days ago to be met in quarantine by a bevy of reporters, who wanted to know his impressions of America fcng before he had put foot on our shores. He plans to remain about three months, during which time he will lecture through- out the country. Those students wish- ing to hear him should watch for the announcement of his Philadelphia en- gagement. At 3.30 the scientist, whom every- one in the world except himself cred- its with very important discoveries and experiments, departed for - Wil- mington with, we hope, as pleasant a memory of us as we have of him.
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jv16 PowerTools 2014 Windows Utility Suite
jv16 PowerTools is an epic Windows utility suite and registry cleaner.
You need oil to keep a car engine running. You need jv16 PowerTools to keep Windows running.
The Best Tools for Windows
Included in jv16 PowerTools 2014
Clean and Fix my Computer
– Finds and takes care of registry errors, unneeded registry junk, unneeded files, left-over temporary files, unneeded log files and much more. Everything in one go! -
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Immunize my Computer
– Easily block access from your computer to known malicious websites in order to improve your safety and privacy. Allows you to block adware and spyware by automatically modifying the Windows hosts file. -
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– Allows you to easily mass uninstall software from your computer. This is especially handy for un-bloating new computers by removing the pre-installed software bloat that come with almost every new computer.
Other Awesome System Utilities for Windows
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- History Cleaner
- Registry Cleaner
- Registry Compactor
- Registry Finder
- Registry Find and Replace
- Registry Information
- Registry Manager
- Registry Monitor
- File Cleaner
- File Finder
- File Organizer
- File Recovery
- File Tool
- Duplicate File Finder
- Directory Finder
- Directory Tool
All these powerful tools to optimize your Windows…
jv16 PowerTools 2014 is a full Windows optimization utility suite containing 33 different tools. Each of these tools is carefully crafted with the experience of over 10 years of Windows utility and registry cleaning experience to form a solid foundation to give you a smoother and faster computer.Available translations
The program has a built-in support for the following languages:- English
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With the economy in upheaval, people are reexamining their priorities. A recent study by the National Association of Television Program Executives and E-Poll Market Research sought to find out the activities consumers were increasing and decreasing. "They seem to be hibernating a bit, but people are still very social," noted Gerry Philpott, president and chief executive officer of E-Poll. "But even if people do go to the movies, they'll eat dinner at home first, for example." He also pointed out, "During the Great Depression and World War II, there were financial hardships, and entertainment still boomed. It's the last industry to go." E-Poll found that those who say they are most "in control" of their lives are 55 or older. Thirty-five to 54-year-olds appear to be squeezed the hardest.
Below: The Top Activities Consumers Have Increased
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How close were the polls? Experts weigh in on the numbers
Sunday, November 11, 2012
DOVER — Pollsters at the University of New Hampshire have taken criticism from both sides of the aisle this year for their measurements of the presidential race, but in the end, it appears the UNH Survey Center was on target. |


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quote:i'm looking to trade Spiller/S. Smith for a WR or RB
quote: i am looking for an upgrade at rb. would you be open to dealing AP or Mathews? you are pretty stacked at rb so i figured you may be willing to depart with one
quote:I have RBs and am a very active member who is also a willing trade partner
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Monika O'Clair/Democrat photo A Dover Police officer directs traffic at Weeks Crossing while all traffic lights are out and all residents and businesses, including Chili's, Uno's Pizzeria, Starbucks and Five Guys lost power suddenly in Dover Sunday evening.
DOVER — Early Sunday evening, officials reported a power outage throughout the area of Dover and Somersworth affected hundreds of Public Service New Hampshire (PSNH) customers.PSNH spokesman Martin Murray said the power outage as of 6:15 p.m. had left 1,300 customers without power. PSNH Spokeswoman Laura Brown confirmed in total, 1,400 customers were affected just before 7 p.m. The outage was attributed to an equipment failure, specifically to an insulator involved with the operating system, Brown said.The outage was under control by around 6:50 p.m. Brown added power would return shortly to the area around that time with the first of the outages reported in the area just after 5 p.m."Many of our large customers are already back on and in service so we believe those outages will be cleared very shortly," Brown said.Reports indicated at 6:30 p.m. police had worked to clear off entrances to businesses in the Weeks Crossing area at the Dover and Somersworth line, with a full blackout for that commercial area in effect.Officials were working to direct traffic at the intersection off Route 9, as the traffic lights were without power along with the many local restaurants there.A manager of the Chili's restaurant in Dover reported the outage was fairly minor and by 7 p.m., the restaurant was fully operating and already full with customers again.The 99 Restaurant in Dover reported they were also back up and running just after 7 p.m. and they were only affected for about an hour.A drizzle of rain had been experienced throughout the Garrison City earlier in the evening, though PSNH officials did not point to the weather as being a cause for the outage.
Monika O'Clair/Democrat photo Electrical workers examine a pole and transformer on Sixth Street in Dover, near to Liberty Mutual, after many in Dover and Somersworth suddenly lost power Sunday evening.


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Book your room at RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima
Central Hiroshima high-rise near Peace Memorial Park
With a stay at RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima, you'll be centrally located in Hiroshima, steps from Hiroshima Museum of Art and minutes from Hiroshima Municipal Stadium.
This 4-star hotel is close to Hiroshima Castle and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 486 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a health club, an indoor pool, and a spa tub. Additional amenities include gift shops/newsstands, a hair salon, and wedding services.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves lunch and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and multilingual staff. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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Hotel Amenities
Built in 1991, the RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima offers Japanese, Chinese, European, and buffet restaurants, along with room service. Perched on the top floor, the SkyLounge commands spectacular city views.
The 8th floor provides fitness facilities (surcharge), complete with a five-lane, 25-meter competitive swimming pool, a sauna, and the latest in training machines to keep in shape. Massage and beauty services are available.
RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima also boasts 27 conference rooms, perfect for hosting corporate events, as well as banquet facilities for large-scale social gatherings. The hotel does provide catering and wedding services. Other helpful amenities include a business center, computer rentals, and an on-site laundry. This hotel provides disabled parking and in-room accessibility, including accessible bathrooms and accessibility equipment for the deaf.
- Designated smoking areas
- Number of meeting rooms - 27
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 33
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Total number of rooms - 486
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1991
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Bidet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Room service (limited hours)
- Day bed
Where to Eat
Restaurant Chambord — Fine-dining restaurant offering French cuisine for lunch and dinner.
Naniwa — Open for breakfast buffet 6:30 AM to 10 AM daily. Japanese favorites at lunch and dinner. Offers a children's menu.
Sky Lounge RIHGA TOP — Top-floor bar with spectacular panoramic views of Hiroshima. Open for dinner, cocktails, and an afternoon tea.
Ryuho — Serving Chinese cuisine for lunch and dinner.
Teppanyaki — Grilled steak, Japanese-style, lunch and dinner.
Mandokoro — Specializing in sushi.
Coffee House Corbeille — Espresso drinks and light pastry.
Shusen — Japanese-style Tavern serving pub favorites nightly.
Nearby Things to Do
Children must be accompanied by an adult in the swimming pool. Kids under age 3 are not allowed in certain recreation facilities. Age restrictions apply to the health club, fitness room, and spa hydro-tubs.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
Spa Services
Rihga Royal Hotel Hiroshima has a full-service spa featuring facials, beauty services, massage therapy, and other bodywork. Advance appointments are required for massage and all spa treatments.
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 12
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: JPY 2376 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: JPY 2160 per night (in/out privileges)
- Facilities fee: JPY 6480 per person and includes use of:
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Might want to reconsider that. The trip to the west coast during post-apocalypse ain't like a trip to the Rockies, that's for sure. Super mutants, CAZADORS, deathclaws and when you reach further west you will encounter Caesar's Legion and its massive 80-something tribe-wide empire. Apparently it's insanely huge- and they don't take kindly to strong independent women.Timer wrote:This calls for a road trip
They are usually left alone if they are members of a caravan and have open trade with the Legion... but if you really want to risk your life and your dignity traveling cross country to get some soda, be my guest. I am not here to tell you what to do, I am here to tell you the world around you.


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Here is a series of videos to give you helpful information on some of Vater products that you just can't get by reading a product description in a catalog. We'll be filming many more, so stay tuned!
Mike Johnston demonstrates how different tip shapes and sizes have an effect on how your cymbals sound. He also shows the sound difference between wood tip and nylon tip.
Jen Lowe demo's the New Vater Cajon Brush and also the Wire Tap Retractable Brush on the Cajon.
Vater Slick Nut Cymbal Fastener Artist Mike Mangini (Dream Theater) shows how he uses the Slick Nut and Slick Nut Skull in his set up and also while he adjusts them when actually performing live. (Please Note: Mike Mangini is not a Vater Drumstick Artist)
Jen Lowe demo's the 12" Split Surface Pad from Vater's Chop Builder Practice Pad line.
In this video, Jimmy Pemberton gives you the skinny on Vater's Earplugs. An important must have for any musician!
Steve Fidyk shows off his Vater Swing model sticks in both wood tip and nylon tip.
Check out the review of some of Vater's new models in the May 2011 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine on page 24. Modern Drummer reviewed the new Mike Johnston 2451, Chris Pennie, Chris McHugh, Big Mike Clemons, and Cora Coleman-Dunham Vater Player's Design models. Also reviewed is the Swing, Bamboo Splashstick and Bambooo Splashstick Slim models.


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MicReD Product Suite
TeraLED is designed to be used as an optical system for LEDs in a precisely controlled thermal environment. If used as an add-on option for T3Ster, it forms a complete JEDEC JESD51-51 and 51-52 compliant LED test setup.
To obtain combined optical/thermal measurements, T3Ster measures the thermal response of the LED under test. The photometric and radiometric characterization are performed by TeraLED. The measured emitted optical power then is considered by T3Ster when calculating the thermal metrics of the LED under test and light output characteristics shown by TeraLED are provided as a function of the real junction temperature.
Featured Resources
"LEDs shipped to use in headlamps are forecast to grow significantly from 10 million units in 2012 to 78 million units in 2018. The quality, lifetime and reliability requirements in the automotive sector are very high, higher than most other LED sectors."
Jamie Fox, IMS Research (now part of IHS)
Test a Wide Range of LEDs
A selection of 30- and 50cm diameter integrating spheres is offered to host temperature controlled DUT holder fixture solutions. Temperature controlled DUT holders (6cm diameter Peltier-based cold plate for the 30cm sphere and a liquid cooled version with 12cm internal diameter for the 50cm sphere) are provided.
Temperature stabilized reference LED and a detector system with different filters which include equispectral, V(λ), V'(λ), Xshort, Xlong and Z are standard parts of TeraLED. The detector with the photometric filter is matched to the CIE V(λ) function with 1.5% accuracy (f1' error).
Wide Range of Performance Data for Time-critical Environments
Real thermal resistance is automatically measured along with light output metrics as a function of real LED junction temperature. Measurement over a wide range of forward current and LED temperature values is 100% automated thus allowing measurement in a few hours as opposed to manual procedures which could even take a whole day.
Output Data for Thermal Simulation and Hot Lumen Calculations
Identified junction-to-case thermal resistance values from JEDEC JESD51-14 compliant T3Ster measurements and the automatically generated dynamic compact thermal model of LED packages describing the heat-flow path up to this junction-to-case thermal resistance value can be applied directly into CFD analysis software such as FloTHERM® and FloEFD™.
The LED package compact thermal model completed with the light ouput model obtained from TeraLED measurements allows the new FloEFD LED module to perform accurate thermal simulation of LED-based products including hot lumens calculations. The latest versions of the TeraLED software suite, the T3Ster Master software and FloEFD allow a seamless information flow for this purpose.


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Franz Ferdinand
Front-man Alex Kapranos says Franz Ferdinand want to make \"records that girls can dance to," – perhaps the best musical aspiration ever, and 2004 belonged to this scarf-wearing bunch from Glasgow. Their self-titled debut charted at number 3 in the UK Album Chart and they went on to win the Mercury Music Prize that year. Rumours of a love-in with Morrissey have been firmly denied!
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Franz Ferdinand, Frightened Rabbit, Mogwai and more perform at rally for Scottish 'Yes' vote
A Night for Scotland took place at Edinburgh's Usher Hall on September 14
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Spiritual Guidance: From Power Word: Solace to Power Infusion, the latest on holy and discipline priests
Since its introduction, the new level 45 priest talent, Power Word: Solace, has undergone several changes. First, it had the percentage of mana it returned per cast reduced from 2% to 1.5%. A little over a week after that, the percentage was buffed back up to 2% while the cast time was simultaneously nerfed from 1.5 seconds to 2 seconds. Then just last week, the cast time was lowered back to 1.5 seconds, while the amount of mana returned was lowered to a mere .7% per cast. Pretty crazy for one little spell, right?
As you'd expect, a lot of discussion has come up over the changes, with one thread on the official forums leading it all. In it, the original poster asks for an explanation behind the nerfs, saying that even though he hated using Power Word: Solace with a fiery passion, the talent was necessary for healing priests. Ghostcrawler (Lead Systems Developer Greg Street) responded soon after, explaining that the developers don't want Power Word: Solace to feel like the only option healing priests have, and they will nerf it until priests consider Mindbender and From Darkness, Comes Light viable alternatives.
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The Internet should add convenience, not headaches. From step-by-step instructions to helpful tips, we'll help you install your equipment, troubleshoot problems, and get the most out of your online experience – minus the migraine.
Searching for Classic WebMail Messages
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Learn to conduct a detailed search for email messages in WebMail.
Looking for a particular message in your Inbox? Find it faster using the Search button in Classic WebMail.
Not what you were looking for? See Using Cox Classic WebMail for more articles.
- From the WebMail Inbox, click Search.
- In the text field under Search for:, enter a word or phrase to help you find the message, such as the sender's name.
- Choose whether to look for that word or phrase in the subject of the email, the From field, or in the actual message.
- Click the Match Case checkbox if you want to search using capital and lower case letters just as you entered them.
If you type "Bob" in the Search for field and click the Match Case checkbox, the search will find "Bob" but not "bob."
- Choose the folder you would like to search in, such as your Sent Mail or even the Trash.
- In the Search in area, click the checkboxes next to the folder in which you want to search. To search through all the folders, click the Search all folders checkbox.
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Customer Reviews for Casual Classics® Bathroom Beige / Neutral Patterns
By customer from Mesa, AZ
I could not be more pleased. I got the basil for a big kitchen window and it is just striking. It is very well made and the plume on the print slightly reflects light. I ordered top/down-bottom/up but originally received the blind without this feature. I called customer service and they immediately sent a new blind. Excellent product and customer service.
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That trip to Israel last week made contributions to The God Blog challenging. Between Monday and Thursday, I worked about 60 hours, getting a few good stories including that one about Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. And then on my day off I went back down to the Gaza border. But I'm back now, so expect lots of activity this week.
Suing to make conversion official in Egypt
August 13, 2007 | 7:09 am
If there is a news story involving Christians anywhere in the world, there is a good chance Ted Olsen will find it on the Web. From Ted's blog for Christianity Today, "Trying to Convert in... read on


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Cup Results
Scottish FA Cup 1954-1955 | |||||
Date | Round | Opponent | Venue | Result | Info |
11.09.1954 | r1 | Fraserburgh | away | L0-9 |
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's FA Cup sixth-round game between Bradford City and Reading.
16:21 » BBC SportSteven Gerrard faces a battle to return to the Liverpool starting side after manager Brendan Rodgers warned no player deserved to "walk back into the team".
15:37 » SkySports.comCrusaders have key players Colin Coates and Paul Heatley available again for Saturday's Premiership game against Institute at Seaview.
15:33 » BBC SportArsene Wenger says Paul Scholes' criticism of Mesut Ozil is "wrong" and that the former Manchester United midfielder "would love to have played" with the German.
14:59 » BBC SportChris Ramsey has called on Premier League clubs to put their faith in home-grown talent rather than big-money imports with "exotic names".
13:55 » SkySports.comA former policewoman has been jailed for 22 months after seizing CCTV footage of a street bust-up to be used as a "tool to blackmail" Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard.
13:51 » SkySports.comNathan Blake, who scored Blackburn's FA Cup winner against Liverpool 15 years ago, says Rovers can repeat history.
13:49 » BBC SportA police officer who seized CCTV footage of a street scuffle as a "tool to blackmail" Liverpool footballer Steven Gerrard is jailed.
13:49 » BBC SportArsenal's Gabriel Paulista will miss the FA Cup tie at Manchester United after being ruled out for two to three weeks.
13:29 » BBC SportScottish FA Cup 1954-1955 | |||||
Date | Round | Opponent | Venue | Result | Info |
11.09.1954 | r1 | Fraserburgh | away | L0-9 |


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Contact Sports Desk: Call: 603-516-2949 / E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Prospect Mtn. boys can't handle Gilford
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
GILFORD — When Prospect Mountain and Gilford last met on the hardwood, the Timberwolves boys basketball team handed the Golden Eagles a 66-46 defeat in the championship of the Lakes Region Holiday Basketball Tournament on Dec. 31.
"I think they were a little careless with the ball a few times and we were Johnny-on-the-spot where we grabbed the loose balls and put them back," Veazey said. "We were on our toes. We were alert, ready, and we made them pay for mistakes."
The hosts pushed the lead to as many as 17 in the third quarter and entered the final stanza with a 35-21 lead.
"It was a huge win in that we played as well as we did," Veazey said. "I never think too much of the standings. It's a crapshoot as to who you might play. It's mostly how you're playing. For us to play that well against a really quality opponent really has to give us a boost." |


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Lab Emerald Jewelry
> Lab Emerald Earrings
Lab Emerald and Diamond Halo Pear Dangle Earrings
Created Lab Emerald
14K White Gold
Style #: E1882-W
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These are our top selling earrings for that very special woman in your life. Your deep love will be realized at her first gaze upon these luxurious and ornate dangling earrings. These earrings feature a total of 32 dazzling diamonds that sparkle almost as much as your loved one's eyes will when she sees these. The earrings also feature four pear shaped Lab Emeralds. These earrings are a great choice for a style that is majestic without being ostentatious. These dangle drop earrings feature two 6X4mm pear-cut gemLab Emeralds, with two 5X3mm pear-cut gemLab Emeralds surrounded by 32 sparkling diamonds. You can design your own unique earrings by selecting any combination of gemLab Emeralds.
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Each earring is 7/8 of an inch from top to bottom and is 5/16 of an inch wide from side to side.
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Shop early, take your time. If the gift doesn't go over well, you have 3 months to return it - not 30 days like most retailers.
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We pre-pay all duties and taxes on your order. Your jewelry will be delivered to your door with no additional local shipping fees.
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We've specialized in gemstones for over 15 years, and we use the best gems available. All of our gems are AA quality or better. Can you get that from other jewelers? Sure, as long as you don't mind spending 2-3 times as much.
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We have complete confidence in the quality of our workmanship and materials. If there is any problem with your jewelry - we've got you covered.
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We package every order in the most thoughtful, heart-warming way. Your order will be delivered with an adorable teddy bear, gift bag, and jewelry box.
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Coordinating Items
Ruthie's Satin Pajamas
Item# F6621
During Ruthie and Kit's time, two-piece pajamas were becoming all the rage. Ruthie's are made of satin, which was quite fancy for the 1930s. Put her to bed in this pretty pink pair that features:
- A top with pearl-like buttons, scalloped trim, polka-dot cuffs, a sash that ties at the waist, and a monogrammed "R" patch on the chest pocket
- Matching allover polka dot bottoms
- White faux-fur-trimmed pink slippers
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Please Note:
- Quantity limited to three per order.
- Doll sold separately.
Explore Kit's world:
Even though it's the Great Depression, Kit hopes to write a happy ending for her family.
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Institutional Research and PlanningThe Office of Institutional Research and Planning (IRP) collects, maintain, analyzes, interprets, and disseminates data regarding characteristics, operations, and policies of the University of Louisville (UofL). IRP is the repository for official university data. IRP produces timely, accurate and unbiased statistical analyses regarding UofL in response to requests for information from key constituency groups both within and outside the University. IRP provides official university data for compliance reporting. Data that are published about UofL are approved by IRP. Specific examples that include UofL's data are
IRP conducts special statistical studies to assist with data-informed decisions. Specific examples include IRP staff provide services to the university community through the completion of several projects. Specific service-oriented responsibilities include
Staff within IRP adhere to the Code of Ethics for Institutional Researchers.