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LAS VEGAS, (CES 2005) - January 6, 2005 U.S. Robotics is arming wireless networks with the tools and devices needed for maximum range, speed, simplicity and security throughout the home and office. U.S. Robotics new wireless MAXg product family is the first to combine the industrys latest performance and range enhancements, providing up to 50 percent greater range and 40 percent faster throughput over standard 802.11g products. Moreover, U.S. Robotics exclusive MAXg technology suite helps to install products effortlessly with U.S. Robotics distinctive SureStart installation wizard and protect networks with a complete set of improved security measures. For the first time, users can expect secure, whole home or office coverage from the MAXg product line compared to other 802.11g devices on the market today, says Jim Thomsen, senior product manager, U.S. Robotics. Where standard 802.11g devices typically operate up to 150 feet indoors, MAXg is capable of delivering an extending range up to 225 feet and maintaining faster wireless connections at greater distances in typical home and small business environments. This eliminates many so called hot and cold spot issues. Thomsen adds, Better yet, the MAXg line does not require a proprietary environment to reap the benefits of maximum overall range improvements. In fact, it will provide range improvement to any 802.11g device.
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UPDATE 1- India's gold imports to resume, ends 2-month impasse
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NEW DELHI, Sept 20 (Reuters) - India's gold imports will resume immediately after a two-month gap as the government and banks sorted out how new rules on overseas purchases should work at a high-level meeting on Friday, a trade ministry source told reporters.
Monthly shipments by the world's top importer are however unlikely to be even a quarter of May's record volumes and annual imports will be sharply down, helping India cut a bulging current account deficit and support the weak rupee.
India's gold shipments came to a virtual halt after the Reserve Bank of India told importers on July 22 that a fifth of their purchases would have to be turned around for export and that 80 percent would be available for domestic use.
"The confusion was mainly about the 80:20 norm. Many people misread this. This means at least 20 percent of imported gold must be exported," the trade ministry source said, easing confusion over the rule that was interpreted as limiting the amount available for exports to just a fifth of total shipments.
"The issue stands resolved now and as a result imports will start immediately," said the source, who did not want to be named.
Banks and other importers had halted purchases as there was no clarity despite attempts by the central bank and customs authorities to ease confusion. The resulting impasse crimped supply and pushed up domestic prices.
About a tonne of gold that was stuck at airports pending customs approval will be released immediately, said Pankaj Kumar Parekh, vice-chairman of the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), who was in the meeting.
India's gold imports hit a record 162 tonnes in May, as Indians along with other consumers took advantage of a global price slide, and totalled about 380 tonnes from April to July.
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These awards will enable 60 research projects to conduct breakthrough collaborative research in cloud technology, health care, information analytics, social media, and a host of other disciplines. Faculty and students at leading colleges, universities and research institutes around the world have been participating in research with HP to bring about the next generation of technologists and scientists.
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A Keeper
Par Ingrid
de Toronto
Beautiful colours on the necklace that I rec'd a great mix of grey, creams, and off whites. I did not find it too heavy. The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is that most of the pearls were on the smaller side 7-8mm only a few that reach 10mm. Still a lovely pearl necklace for this price and I have always wanted a south sea pearl necklace but the prices for what I wanted were too high.
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Beautiful but too heavy
Par Brit
de Vancouver
This is a beautiful, expensive necklace but I had to return it because of the weight - I agree with Pepper from Ponoka,it's very heavy.After I had worn it for an hour I had a headache.Please ask Paula if she can do it in a 32" or 34"
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Par christel
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I ordered these pearls twice, the first was mostly grey but the second one has a equal variety of round white, cream and grey. It has the contrast I liked in the pictures. I love the length because of the variety of looks you can do with them. I love the organic look of the different shapes. It is a lot of money for pearls, but I looked at different freshwater pearls that length and can't find anything I like as much as these. I recommend taking a chance and exchanging until you find a strand you like. No two are the same.
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Par Pepper
de Ponoka
I ordered two of these due to another reviewer's experience.One strand was so full of dirty looking pock marks on nearly every pearl,the other strand had some marks but did not affect the overall look of luxury. I did have to send both back due to the unbelievable weight. I would try again if Paula brought a thirtyfour inch length.
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Three attempts and finally a good one
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I ordered the baroque pearl necklace because I loved the various colours & sizes of the pearls. However when it arrived I was very disappointed. The pearls didn't have much colour and it looked like they were scraped from the bottom of the barrel. I sent it back and exchanged it for another one. The second necklace was just as bad and also went back for an exchange. Finally the third one to arrive was beautiful, with lots of different coloured baroque pearls, various sizes including some really large ones. This necklace is spectacular, and I kept it. However the TSC needs to insist on better quality control from it's vendors... it should not have taken 3 attempts to get a nice necklace!
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I was expecting these to look like the online photo, mostly white, ivory and light gray. Unfortunately the necklace I received is mostly dark gray to almost black and has very few white or ivory pearls. It's much too dark for my wardrobe and the darker colorway doesn't have the upscale look of the lighter pearls. Sadly, this is my first pearl purchase from TSC that I will return.
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Truely beautifull Baroque pearls.I get many complements each time I wear it.I wear it with jeans & also with dressey outfits to big events& always feel very special. I love the varing colours & shapes of the pearls.
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Beautiful Baroque pearls good with all!
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This long baroque strand of pearls can be worn many ways with everything, from jeans with T-shirts to elegant dresses; the multiple shapes and brilliant colours elevate any piece of clothing by several grades! I have even worn two at the same time without looking overdressed! What a phantastic bargain for yourself or as a great present! I try never to miss "Pearl Lustre" or Ammolite shows - the Shopping Channel has become my favourite Jewellery Shop!


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A new approach to student assignment is embedded in the latest Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools construction plan.
"Overlay districts," proposed for east Charlotte and the southern Ballantyne area, are a twist on the current system of neighborhood schools and magnets. Superintendent Heath Morrison said Friday the concept aims to reduce the upheaval created when boundaries are redrawn, while cutting bus costs by keeping magnet zones compact.
Morrison, who has been holding community meetings since he was hired a year ago, said he's heard a lot of frustration about the frequency of school boundary changes in CMS. He said his plan is to carve off relatively small chunks of existing school zones to create base populations for new K-8 schools in the county's southern tip and the Albemarle Road area of east Charlotte.
Most of the seats would be filled by magnet students from a cluster of nearby crowded schools. Because those areas would be smaller than traditional CMS magnet zones, busing should be less costly.
"Overlays could provide a certain amount of relief, balanced with some amount of stability and the introduction of choice," a draft of the district's 10-year construction plan says. "Overlays have not been used previously because of their inability to predict the outcomes of choice."
Tinkering with school assignments is one of the prickliest tasks any district faces, though reactions often explode only after changes for specific schools and neighborhoods are proposed. In this case, the concept is so new that school board Chairman Mary McCray and board member Rhonda Lennon found themselves unable to discuss it Friday, saying they're waiting to learn more details.
But both said the concepts - relieving crowded schools while spreading magnet offerings around the county - should prove popular.
"I'm thinking that most parents would be OK with it," McCray said.
The key, according to the plan, is making sure overlay schools offer attractive choices - either new offerings or clones of popular programs.
The eastern K-8 school would offer a Spanish-English language magnet, in an area where a booming Hispanic population has left Albemarle Road elementary school struggling to squeeze mobile classrooms onto the grounds. Collinswood Language Academy, a K-8 Spanish-English magnet in south Charlotte, is stretched past capacity, too, and has more than 100 students on the waiting list.
The southern K-8 school would pull students from Robinson and Community House middle schools and the elementaries that feed into them. It's designated as a STEAM magnet, for science, technology, engineering, arts and math. Morehead, a K-8 math-science magnet in northeast Charlotte, is currently the district's most popular magnet, with more than 1,100 students and another 900 on next year's waiting list.
The latest plan also represents an evolution of the CMS magnet philosophy. Most were created in the 1990s as an approach to balancing black and white enrollment for court-ordered desegregation. Even after race-based assignment was overturned, most magnets remained located in urban schools, where they'd originally been created to attract white students.
For suburban students seeking access to specialized academic offerings, attending magnets has traditionally meant a long bus ride.
Morrison said his goal is to offer choices across the county, with the new schools reflecting the areas they draw from. Most students in the Albemarle Road zones are Hispanic or African-American. The Ballantyne-area schools are mostly white, with significant numbers of Asian, black and Hispanic students.
"We are very underserved," said Lennon, who represents the northern suburbs. "We need to get other options in the farther reaches of the county."
The school board must approve plans for new schools, boundaries and magnets. The board will hold a public hearing on its long-term construction plan Tuesday, with a vote scheduled for April 23. If the plan is approved, the timetable for building new schools will depend on how quickly county officials authorize construction spending.
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The Education Department is responsible for programs that give visitors of all ages the opportunity to make direct connections with the Museum's collection and exhibitions. The Department is organized into five sections: Gallery Learning; Planning and Evaluation; Interpretation; School Programs and Teacher Resources; and Studio and Community Arts.
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As you might remember, the 'Palestinians' were elected to UNESCO last year, even though they're not a member on the UN and the charter forbids that sort of thing.
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The Church of the Nativity, located in Bethlehem, a particularly sacred spot to Christians, is built over the spot where Jesus is supposed to have been born.
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In Chapter 9, Watson reports to Holmes that he examined the room in which Barrymore had spent the night and noticed that the window out of which the man had been gazing has a good view of the moor. He concludes that Barrymore "must have been looking out for something or somebody upon the moor", possibly "some love intrigue". Watson met with the baronet, Sir Henry, after breakfast, and told him what he had observed concerning Barrymore, and to his surprise, Sir Henry seemed unperturbed by the information. He said he knew that "Barrymore walked about nights", and suggested that he and Watson should "shadow him" tonight to see what Barrymore is up to.
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Owner Duncan Grant's cosy bistro, which specializes in seafood dishes and wood-fired thin crust pizzas, is 11-years-old now and very popular with foodies in River Heights and the rest of the city. (Grant is also known for creating Burrito Del Rio on River Avenue and Cafe Carlo on Lilac Street.) The bar and two dining rooms hold about 50 people and the open firepit oven is warm and inviting, with cooks buzzing around in pillbox hats.
Everybody seems to like everybody, in this tiny business world of shops and eateries. "You can even order from Bonfire and eat it here while you get your hair done," laughs stylist Sommer Dunn at Scissors Paper & Stone hair studio, 1436 Corydon Ave. It's directly across the street, and owned by Tracey-Leigh Forsythe.
Talk about a sensual set-up. The theme of this large beauty salon is "Japanese spa" with screens and exotic eastern art. They also have an esthetician for nails and treatments such as facials, plus classy white cotton beach clothes to sell from Moulé on Academy, and colourful jewellery to complete one's look.
And here come more dogs down the street! They could call this Dog Walk Central. A few lucky dogs, like tiny Maddie at The Rock Jewellery Store at 1459 Corydon Ave., come to work with their owners. She sleeps in the coat sleeve of her mistress, Susan Bishop, who owns the place with husband John. Susan is a jewelry artist with a studio on the second floor of her shop only accessible by an open staircase from the cash area below.
While The Rock has a big sign outside, look sharp as you can sometimes miss it. The shop front is obscured seasonally by John's fenced Christmas tree lot and spring bedding plants business. Inside it's a fun mixture of jewelry cases, purses, accessories and garden decor items. Think dramatic, like giant clay pots, unique wizard statues and country art/cabin signs. In early winter the place is full of theme-decorated Christmas trees, as well as Susan's precious metal jewellery and costume jewellery by other designers. Upstairs, she creates new pieces, repairs jewellery and watches, and orders beautiful things for the store.
Next door in the same building is the newest kid on the block, Massimo Buono's Cafferia 360, which opened Dec 1. Originally from Italy, Buono sells "authentic" Italian espresso and cappuccino and pure chocolate and some gourmet Italian deli store items. The coffee, even the machines, come from Italy, so he can control the flavour 100 per cent, he says.
So what brought him to Winnipeg? Love, of course. Buono met his wife Donatella Casale when she visited from Winnipeg. "She came on holiday to my town Picerno, where she has family."
Buono lived right across the road. When she came back another time to visit her uncles and cousins after her aunt died, love blossomed with the young entrepreneur. "We got married in 2001 in both Canada and Italy."
This is no ordinary coffee shop. Buono's signs show he has 20 specialty coffee drinks for stay-in and 10 for take-out. One of his most popular coffees is Latte Macchiato, which is a glass of hot foamy milk with a shot of espresso. "It will float right on the top," he grins. Nutellino is another specialty drink: first the popular Nutella spread, then a shot of espresso and foamy milk -- a sinful breakfast drink. You'll note the place is loaded with chocolate from Italy and the shining glass baking counter feature Italian treats such as cannoli, tiramisu and cornetti (croissants) with elevated cake savers full of crispy biscotti.
On weekends, the charming Buono makes a special pot of smooth and creamy hot chocolate like one might be served in a hotel bed on a European holiday.
On the north side of Corydon, the Paper Gallery at 1437 Corydon, which shifted its location from Academy six years ago, is owned by Anne and Itzik Joudan. They're big on funky stuff, like the famous Banana Guard made of plastic with holes for ventilation, which appeared on Dragon's Den.
Then there's trendy "bacon strip" everything, and spatulas shaped like guitars, plus measuring cups which look like Russian nesting dolls and "toast tattoos" for imprinting "I love you" and "Happy Birthday."
My favourite oddity is the Shakespearean Insult Gum -- two gumballs and an insult wrapped in packs named for different plays by the well-known bard. Here's one of the gentler ones: "Thy breath stinks with eating toasted cheese."
They sell wild kitchen gadgets, stuffed toys, wedding and other event invitations, and racks of clever cards.
Across the street there's always a hustle and bustle at The popular Greek Market, 1440 Corydon, owned by Irene and John French, where you can buy a delicious meal from the fresh trays of just-baked Greek foods, such as lemon roasted potatoes, spanakopita, chicken souvlaki, meat and veggie moussaka, roasted mixed veggies.
There are frozen dishes in the back wall freezer so you can fake it at home.
"Oh yes, we do lots of catering. That's part of the reason we do so much business," says Lidia Domingos.
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30 Year Pin Recipient, 2013 Indiana Funeral Directors Association (IFDA) The Billings family has served the greater Elkhart community for over sixty years in care giving capacities, and we intend to continue for many years to come. Our vision at the funeral home is to continue building lasting relationships with families. After sixteen years, I am increasingly grateful for the new family and friends that walk through our doors. We become so involved in such a critical and sensitive time in people's lives, that true friendships are formed between us all. Since my father passed away, I have a greater respect of the sacrifices he made and what he built in his lifetime. This personal experience has helped me relate to people even more than before. Every single day I am enriched by these meetings. I have one-on-one and face-to-face contact with amazing people; people who are stronger than they realize. People who possess conviction and a desire to remain on course. That's where we come in - I want Billings to be known for being fair, honest, and having a can-do attitude. There is nothing that we won't do to go the extra mile in providing service and treating you as we would our own family. We pride ourselves on always being one of the most reasonably priced funeral homes in the area, although many expect our charges to be much higher given our level of professionalism, the quality of our facilities, and our ethical standards. Consumers and families finally can learn first hand that there is a difference in the service we provide and they do not need to fall into the trap of traditional loyalty many funeral homes attempt to count on. Today, being good is not good enough. In addition, we are so proud to be chosen a Veterans Funeral Care provider; to be able to serve our veterans, our heroes, is an honor!
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I was born in Hammond, Indiana, and raised on a country farm in Illinois. As a fourteen- year-old, I remember my grandmother's death and how our closely-knit family included all the children as part of her funeral service. Something happened at that time; I knew I wanted to be a funeral director and never changed direction. The early part of my career took me to Georgia as a licensed funeral director/embalmer for the largest family-owned funeral home in the southeastern states. After twenty years of service in the south, I found myself in Elkhart and reconnected with Brad Billings, a former classmate at Mid American College of Funeral Services. I am pleased to step into the role of Funeral Director under his tutelage. I have a lot of the same values and beliefs as Brad probably because of our training together as well as similar personalities. I have seen first-hand changes that affect this area of expertise - and for the good: Services have evolved to be more customized and personalized. Directors are more open to change. Traditional values are resurfacing as important to people. I am a United States Army Veteran and served during operation Desert Storm. It's great to be in Elkhart and part of Billings' team!
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Sherrie Leonard After Care Specialist
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Tony Cinelli Associate
As an Elkhart fireman of twenty-five years and native to this city with a heart, I graciously joined the staff during the "Indian Days of Summer" of 2008. Brad and I are long-time friends, and I know his funeral home is very special. I have sadly lost both parents and a sister. God took care of me all these years, now I have the chance to be there for others. My roll includes what I love to do - talk to people. I lend that important listening ear when family members reminisce about good times, funny times, and joyful milestones as they honor the memory of their loved one. Billings Funeral Home is sensitive to the family through respect and care of the deceased (even when family isn't around), and the employees are a close-knit group all on the same page when it comes to service. I know not all funeral homes are alike. Billings Funeral Home is a gem!
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Gary Sheets Associate
Growing up the son of Elkhart's beloved Pastor Oscar Sheets, it was instilled early on in our home the importance of caring for people. Daily I witnessed compassion and understanding toward people in all types of situations. I am proud of the fact that I eventually followed in the footsteps of my father as well as my two brothers and became a pastor in the Church of the Nazarene back in 1994. I followed a calling that seemed only natural to also become professionally involved within the funeral industry. As a pastor, I have had the chance to help many local families during their time of loss, and now working with Billings Funeral Home will give me added opportunities to be of service. Brad Billings and Jo Johnston have been personal friends of mine for many years. They, along with the entire staff at Billings, hold to a very high spiritual, moral and ethical standard, one of many positive reasons I choose to fulfill my calling here. When you come into our funeral home, you can count on me to greet you with a smile, handshake, and hot cup of coffee. I will also do my very best to offer you words of encouragement and direction no matter what your faith background. I reside in Bristol with my wonderful wife and three children. We love to fish on Lake Michigan in our boat when we have some spare time. I have served as a police officer for the town of Bristol and am currently proud to serve as Bristol Police Chaplain.
Brad McIntire Altera Cremation Manager
I have followed what Brad and Beryl Billings do here at Billings Funeral Home. I like what I see in terms of their relationship with all those who come to them at a time of loss. Also for those who wish to pre-plan. This brother/sister team lead their staff by example. They serve the community and give back and continue to expand and change the business for the better. The environment is respectful, professional, and friendly focused on a mission that: every funeral service deserves to be truly personal and memorable, affordable and dignified. My new role, after working as a Pre-Need Counselor and At-Need Counselor in other area funeral homes for 12 years, is Altera Cremation Manager. Altera is a subsidiary of Billings for those preferring cremation - some 38% of Indiana residents. I'm a compassionate person offering services that are needed to people who gather together at this time. I was born and raised in nearby Shipshewana and graduated from International Business School in Fort Wayne. I have spent the last 30 years happily married to Pam, and we have raised two children and enjoy our three lovely grandchildren.
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Keith Gary Preplanning Family Advisor
I have worked in the funeral home business for over seven years and am happy to be a Family Advisor for Billings Funeral Home. I am from South Bend and married with five children and twenty grandchildren! My family's background is in missions, three generations of missionaries, in fact. This passion brought me to Pre-Planning where I help make arrangements for both the expected and unexpected. Pre-Need is a wonderful way to give a gift to your family. This is more of an educational program than a selling program. We arrange friendly face-to-face meetings letting people know what is available to them, so they can make selections early and not have to wonder later if they made the right decisions. I believe in Billings' notable statement - The Art of Life. He sees how Billings Funeral Home lets every family celebrate that life in their own unique way and is elated by the full circle of care that is offered here. I share James 4:14 and how this verse spoke to me about my professional calling: Whereas ye know not what [shall be] on the morrow. For what [is] your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away. Brad Billings states, "You can tell Keith has that deep passion for assisting in other people's needs. Pre-planning as a positive plan and gift for families is an analogy for what Keith demonstrates in his daily life. We are glad he has joined our total care team."
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Nathan Kline Intern
I knew I wanted to be a funeral director ever since the 6th grade. This career choice was solidified during my junior and senior years at Elkhart Memorial High School when I was fortunate enough to intern at a local funeral home. I got to see first-hand what it takes to be a successful director and connect with people in time of need because of their loss. This first experience of working in the funeral business simply confirmed that I want to continue my journey in funeral service. I am so glad to now be associated with Billings and accepting more responsibilities as a funeral director intern. Brad Billings and the entire staff have showed me how important it is to help families who turn to us in faith and trust. Each day I grow as a compassionate person who is committed to this service sector. I am thankful for the knowledge that is coming from a family owned and operated business held in such high esteem throughout Elkhart, my hometown, and the surrounding community. I believe this daily preparation will ready me even more for my continued education at Mid America College of Funeral Service.


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