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Severe injury doesn't diminish coach's love of football
Elmwood defensive co-ordinator set for life-changing surgery
Even though he's not out on the field any longer, Ryan Dueck is letting his passion for football shine through.
The Elmwood Giants defensive co-ordinator was a late bloomer in the sport, getting his start with the Manitoba Major Football League's Eastman Raiders, as there was no program at Steinbach Regional Secondary School at the time. Playing linebacker, he impressed in his rookie year, earning him two years with the Canadian Junior Football League's Winnipeg Rifles and, eventually, a spot with the University of Manitoba Bisons.
"Football's a sport where you fall in love with it right away. It overshadowed any sport I'd played up until then," said the 28-year-old St. Vital resident.
After a year red-shirting (practising with the team but not playing in order to extend eligibility) with the Bisons, the sport changed his life during a routine play. Dueck suffered a neck injury in February 2008 while playing a scrimmage.
"It was just a pickup game. It wasn't even a regular practice or game," Dueck said. "We just had a little too much contact going on. I squared someone up like you normally do. I miscalculated and I hit my head right into that guy's chest plate. I felt the base of my neck pop — two audible pops in a row — and then I was on the ground trying to figure out if I could move.
"It was the scariest moment of my life."
Dueck was diagnosed with an acute compression of three vertebrae in his neck, but doctors didn't think there was structural damage, and he would recover normally. Though Dueck was told he would never play contact sports again, he was told his day-to-day life wouldn't be affected as soon as he recovered.
"The opposite happened. It just deteriorated. Every year, it's gotten worse," Dueck said, noting the past year in particular has been "incredibly difficult," as he has trouble sleeping and can't do any activity for longer than an hour.
There is hope, though, as Dueck will have surgery in Germany next month to replace his damaged C4 vertebrae with synthetic vertebrae, to prevent Dueck from deteriorating to the point where he can no longer hold up his head or use his arms. After replacing the vertebrae, surgeons will install two discs to head off a bone-on-bone situation, which is the prime source of his arthritic pain.
"It's pretty invasive, but they're the world leaders in this kind of stuff. They've been doing this for a long time," Dueck said. "The surgeons are pretty confident. It has a 90% chance of being successful, not just to stop what's already going downhill, but to regain motion."
At press time, Dueck and his wife, Jennifer, had raised over $35,000 of the $40,000 needed to cover the cost of the surgery, which is scheduled for Nov. 21, just after Dueck's 29th birthday.
They are holding a coffee and dessert fundraiser at St. Norbert Community Centre on Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. For more information or to donate, visit http://www.youcaring.com/medical-fundraiser/ryan-s-c-spine-surgery/88086.
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How about demand scarcity verses supply scarcity? The classic argument is that proprietary software uses artificial scarcity to maintain high prices. To fund the development of software with limited demand projected prices must be set high enough to justify the cost of building it.
True the bits don't cost anything and copying is unlimited but resources to develop don't become unlimited as well.
That's correct. Therefore a funding model for software without introducing artificial scarcity relies, as I see it, on directly funding those development resources. E.g., I've been working on the Free Pascal Compiler (FPC) as a hobby project since 1997, but the last couple of years I've been approached by several companies to implement certain features and extensions to it, and I've done so from time to time on a self-employed basis. Another funding model that's been making inroads lately is crowdfunding.
Note that I'm not saying that these models are easier than one whereby you introduce artificial scarcity, especially if you have a general end-user or business application as opposed to a fairly niche developer tool like FPC. More scarcity at a similar level of demand = more income, that's an economic given. However, as a result I don't think there is anything wrong with the statement that selling proprietary software licenses is an economic model based on introducing artificial scarcity (maybe as a proxy for a real scarcity, but possibly in a way that values this first scarcity higher than its "intrinsic worth" -- similarly to how monopolies result in higher prices).
Every time I read an RMS opinion, it seems to start at a good position and consistently attempts to be more and more idealistic to the point that he seems to be arguing a strawman.
RMS definitely is radical, but I've never known him to use strawman arguments.
I know he defines Malware differently from the common way (he considers DRM as malware, for example),
I guess he's also talking about backdoors for law enforcement (aka "legal interception") and other purposes.
but democratic values are less likely to be transmitted if I use Office? Proprietary developers want to punish students? I guess he means the corporations
His explanation indicates why he does mean proprietary developers rather than just corporations: e.g. in the US definition of core democratic values, there are aspects like personal freedom (e.g., modifying software) and the common good (e.g., sharing things with others). Note that he's not arguing here that it should be illegal for others to write proprietary software, i.e., he's not arguing to impinge on other people's liberty.
- and again, they don't generally give their source for modification, so they might be preventing students from modifying other people's work. Is that punishing them?
It limits the possibilities for expressing their creativity. Schools should be places where encouraging creativity is one of the highest valued goals. I know that is generally not the case right now (amazing video, btw), but this is a (small) way in which the situation can be improved.
I won't even claim to understand what the social mission of schools are supposed to be - prepare students for functioning in society?
I'm obviously not RMS, but I'd argue they should be prepared for functioning in society, for critically thinking about that same society (and anything else), and for contributing to a society that they consider to be better than what it is today.
Prepare them for jobs? Prepare them for college? Prepare them to develop free software?
I'd say: prepare them to become the best they can be. That can include a particular kind of job, being an artist, college (about which you can have very similar discussions as about school), developing free software or any combination of the above and many more things.
Prepare them for ignoring copyrights?
Now that last part is a great a strawman on your part: encouraging students to use Free Software, which they can share and modify freely according to the copyright license terms of that same software, is by no means the same as preparing them for ignoring copyright. It mainly teaches them that there are also alternatives to software whose business model depends on artificial scarcity. They will get to know MS Office and other popular products anyway, and if you can work with OpenOffice or LibreOffice, the jump isn't that great in any case. Maybe one of the primary things schools should teach are transferable skills (of which creative thinking is probably the "übervariant").
As long as Apple still signs the older iOS version, you should be able to downgrade (even via iTunes). See e.g. http://www.iphonehacks.com/2013/06/downgrade-ios-7-to-ios-6.html . You could call it a hack, but since it's standard iTunes functionality I don't think it really is.
Probably because of Apple's extremely annoying policy that you cannot downgrade iOS anymore a couple of days after they release a new version. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHSH_Blob for more details. The ability to downgrade to iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 was disabled around 22 September.
Since iOS 7 was only released recently, there are probably still quite a few devices with iOS 6.1.3/6.1.4 in the channel, and that person probably got such a device in exchange for his iOS 7 "upgraded" one.
2. Modified organisms have a significant survival disadvantage because the seed companies breed them so that they can't breed successive generations.
That is incorrect. The so-called terminator genes were never commercialised because of vehement opposition by many different groups. Breeding successive generations is only stopped by patent lawsuits.
I've discovered over the years that most people that are anti-GM take that stance because it was the politically correct thing to do. Once they start to examine the facts their opposition typically drops as unfounded.
You might want to look at your own facts.
but it seems much more sane to me than allowing politicians to be legally bought.
Sanity in politics? Be still, my heart.
I realise that being cynical is so much easier: no chance to be disappointed, easy to look down on other people, feel smug about your oh so original snarky comments. However, you'll never achieve anything of worth (unless you only think in terms of monetary outcomes) on the given subject with that attitude.
I was involved in the fight against the fight against the software patent directive in the EU, and the only reason basically a bunch of students won the fight about that particular directive against a multimillion euro campaign by the giants of the electronics and software industry was that we weren't aware in advance that we couldn't win and that we didn't already "know" that all (or even most) politicians are useful idiots that only care about their image and paycheck, and instead kept bombarding them with facts and academic studies (even organising a couple of conferences ourselves). And having gone through the entire process and a few ones later too (some of which we lost), I still don't "know" that all/most politics is a sham.
I stand by my point (yes, the AC was me too) that politics without legalised bribery is far more sane.
He is merely wrong by law, not by morality. If I might remind the slashdot crowd: authority is doing what you are told, regardless of what is right; morality is doing what is right, regardless of what you are told.
Being an independent thinker, I side with morality, and therefore he is a hero.
To quote the excellent Rap News 19: Whistleblower:
Some praise these acts as heroic, worthy of mimicking
Others condemn them as illegal and prohibited
But, can't both be equally applicative?To be good humans we're sometimes
called upon to be bad citizens.
Some nations were even born by
breaking laws of the tyrannous.Do you support heroes from days of yore
who in order to cause reforms disobeyed the law?
Then what about those in the present
who heed the same call?
The last link should point to the actual candid interview.
And there's a "to" too many in the second sentence: "they aim to to demonstrate "
How do you suggest an independent or freelance software developer would ensure that the code (s)he writes does not infringe on any patent? Or more generally: how do you see a solution for the legal uncertainty caused by software patents for software developers? (any software developers really, since it's not like large companies check for infringements -- after all, it opens them up to treble damages for willful infringement in case they considered a patent and wrongfully concluded it didn't apply).
In case you would want to answer that this applies to any branch of industry, does that mean that you do not believe that independent software development should continue to thrive? Most other branches of industry require huge capital investments, but software development is one of the few high tech fields where an individual has no need for anything beyond a computer and an internet connection to run a successful business -- as long as (s)he is not confronted by threats of patent infringement.
What would your opinion be on a system whereby patent applicants would have to pledge a certain amount of money (possibly via escrow) that is paid out to anyone (either the patent office or a third party) that finds prior art that invalidates the patent? The amount of money would rise as more and/or broader claims are added to the patent application.
Right now, potential victims of invalid patents have to choose between ignoring the patent and hoping they'll never get sued/threatened, or preemptively have to spend (less than in case it would come to a court case) time and money on finding evidence to invalidate patents that should not be or have been granted in the first place. It's a lose/lose situation.
Good thing "software patents" don't actually claim software per se but rather methods of programming or using physical computing devices.
Yes, because that makes all the difference. After all, almost nobody would ever think of running software on a computer. Instead, they generally prefer to interpret it in their head, or execute it using a pen and paper.
There is no practical limitation by claiming software as executed by a computer vs software per se, other than possibly in terms of direct vs contributory infringement (and even that has been covered by claiming software stored on a carrier). Hence, for all practical intents and purposes, they are in fact claiming software per se.
It's like arguing that mental processes as such should not be patentable, but mental processes performed using pen and paper or using a chemical device colloquially known as "the human brain" should be claimable, because then they are no longer abstract and are actually performed using physical, real world means and hence improvements can result in better resource usage.
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The laser scanner was considered for its use in forensic investigations, particularly by small police departments that may not otherwise be able to afford the technology.
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L_Franko wrote:That is brilliant! I can confirm it is 1040 as I looked at buying Sleeping Dogs with the Points I just received for the Now TV deal. Edited by Blaketown at 15:15:05 19-03-2013 |
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L_Franko wrote:That is brilliant! I can confirm it is 1040 as I looked at buying Sleeping Dogs with the Points I just received for the Now TV deal. Edited by Blaketown at 15:15:05 19-03-2013 |
Brap, brap, old chap.
L_Franko wrote:See, the points you accrue now won't be paid for a month, which is why you should keep up to date with it all the time. Maybe you should buy 1200 MS points, then you could afford TWO �8.99 games! |
agparrot wrote:Bah! It said the points will be ith you shortly. I guess not shortly enough! Well this whole thing has just taken a heaping dump all over my enthusiasm for the day. |
Or you could top up with a couple of hundred points off game for two quid or something? |
another sale going on March 26 - April 2, XBLA, GoD, movies etc upto 75% discounts Edited by fletch7100 at 17:12:35 19-03-2013 |
fletch7100 wrote:Any idea what is included?? |
@killersrquiet no idea at the moment http://www.xbox.com/en-gb/live/spring-sale |
fletch7100 wrote:I've a feeling I need more points |
If these sales aren't a big friggin smoke signal that the nextbox isn't back-compat, I don't know what is. |
I'll just keep my 360 and not buy the new one. Bobs yer uncle. |
RedSparrows wrote:This. Unless Dark Souls 2 (Demon Souls 3?) is an exclusive then I'm doomed. |
Everybody should just calm down a little bit and have a nice cup of tea.
RedSparrows wrote:Microsoft have never shown a single interest in games on demand or matching sony/steam for value. Of course since its the end of this generation why not eventually offer sales and make money. Next xbox won't be backwards compatible this was expected anyway |
I really hope my Now TV points come soon. Should be getting 2400 points from them...and there's a Spring Sale! |
Ah, bloody hell! How long did the Now TV points take to come? Just noticed my billing info on my Xbox profile is my old address. Do Sky send them or MS? Sky have the new address on my billing info. |
@Dave_McCoy Mine came through 4 days ago (all 2400) and I began the trial subscription on about the 14th Jan I think. |
fletch7100 wrote:CheapAssGamer have also found a link in the CSS to a hidden "April Fools Deal" icon, suggesting there might be extra-special deals on April 1st. And today's releases are apparently: Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams - 1200 MSP Alien Spidy - 800 MSP Edited by Blerk at 11:11:03 20-03-2013 |
I will defo try that Sisters game. Could do with a nice platformer. |
Signal Studios are doing a closed beta for Ascend: New Gods, their free-to-play action RPG thing. You can sign up here for a chance to give it a whirl early. It sounds kind of interesting, but we'll have to wait and see how they deal with the whole 'free to play' aspect. I've signed up anyway - nothing ventured, etc. |
Next week's sale revealed. Not much to get excited about, sadly, apart from a repeat of the 'all five Walking Dead episodes for 800 points' deal from Christmas. If you missed that then you should absolutely get it. First episode's free again, too. |
Finally some good discounts on the Skyrim DLC though. |
Blerk wrote:I think the first episode has always been free, since that seasonal discount. |
agparrot wrote:Gotta say its underwhelming. Considering that max Payne 3 and resident evil 6 were in the last sale. Think I'll get the walking dead episodes (have the 1st one for free) and maybe just cause 2. |
If you don't have a gaming PC, Just Cause 2 is a lovely game to have sat on the HDD to dive into whenever. (Although to be fair, my modest laptop runs it better than the 360 version - it really does scale fantastically on PC, so I'd recommend trying whatever JC2 demos are available to you) Strange how I wasn't tempted by 800MSP SSFIV: Arcade the other week, but I'm quite drawn to the possibility of upgrading my SSFIV copy to Arcade for 600MSP. I don't even like fighting games. Hmmmm. Will have to think on this. |
Last Skyrim DLC shall be mine (as long as they don't pull it again)! |
I'll never get my Orc looking the same again.
Hope they actually reduce Dragonborn this time, wasn't that promised before but never materialized? Is any of the Max Payne dlc worth getting or even the season pass? Saying that, I haven't even played the main game after picking it up on the cheap recently. Might pick up Just Cause 2 as well if the price is right, though my GoD backlog is getting shameful... |
Yeah, was looking a Just Cause 2 as well. I think the kids will like that. Also, Dead Rising 2. Though probably not for the kids. |
Brap, brap, old chap.
JC2's rather good, I had a lot of fun with it way-back-when. No idea whether it's aged well or not, though. |
JC2 on PC also has the multiplayer mod, woop! The singleplayer game is also huge - I played a lot, finished the main story, about 35% complete overall. Edited by monkehhh at 14:35:29 22-03-2013 |
I could be tempted into JC2 as I never got round to playing it and I've always wanted to. |
you really should, it's fantastic |
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These are the creations of a handful of pioneering digital 3D artists whose show (RabbitHoles 3-D Motion Holograms) launches the newly opened Gnomon Gallery, a showcase for entertainment-industry art in the heart of Tinsel Town.
But it is not just the images that are remarkable, say industry observers. It's new technology developed by RabbitHoles Media that enables them to display up to 12 seconds of animated holography that is having its "coming out" with this show.
The compelling visual effect is not reliant on video or movie film and does not require any special glasses. Rather, the RabbitHoles technology produces both the three-dimensional quality and animated movement from a single flat surface. It cutting-edge posters carry the potential of revolutionizing the worlds of entertainment, advertising, and art.
Filmmaker James Cameron ("Titanic") has dubbed the new technology "the Holy Grail of advertising." Eric Miller, a digital artist and the director of online training for the Gnomon School of Visual Effects notes, "A new medium for artists to explore doesn't come along very often, and this is one that really needs to be seen."
Perhaps the most telling response comes from within the ranks of the Hollywood technorati. "It's a glimpse of the future," says Josh Greer, president and cofounder of RealD, one of the industry's leading providers of 3-D technology. "Everyone in this town is interested in 3-D and this," he says, shows "what the next stage will look like."
RabbitHoles offers startling realism, but only for 10 to 12 seconds of motion. That's not enough for a normal 30-second advertisement, but the moving holograms have already produced a handful of movie-theater ads, special effects in theme park rides, and a sprinkling of holographic art pieces.
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The Aquatic Adventure Program provides a variety of boating instruction courses in canoeing, rafting, surfing, sailing, windsurfing, sea kayaking and river kayaking. All trip logistics including location, transportation, equipment, instruction, and guides are organized by Center Activities.
Water Safety Requirements: To participate in any Aquatics class you must be "water safe". You must have the ability to swim a short distance using any stroke and be able to tread water for five minutes. If you are unsure of your ability to complete the above skills, you must make an appointment through the Arcata Community Pool to be tested.
Aquatics Equipment and Rental Program: All aquatic classes include use of boats, boating equipment, personal floatation devices (PFDs), spray jackets and Farmer John wetsuits. Surfing classes include hooded full-body wetsuits, surfboards and booties. Aquatic equipment, not scheduled for use by a Center Activities class, is available through our rental program to qualified persons. To ensure user safety, to maintain quality and to care for the equipment, there are checkout requirements on all aquatic equipment. Reservations are suggested as equipment is rented on a first-come, first-served basis. Rental fees must be paid at the time of reservation. Deposits are required for all rentals.
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Surfing Series Package includes both Introduction to Surfing or Women's Introduction to Surfing, and Intermediate Surfing or Women's Intermediate Surfing. See course descriptions for dates and times.
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This class is designed to learn to harness the wind on two of the world's most popular and versatile sail boats. We will utilize the Olympic Class Lasers as well as the fun and user-friendly Pico boats that are ideal for entry-level sailing. Each participant will steer and control their boat. Skills will include rigging, sailing theory, boat maneuvering, launching and capsize recovery.
Introduction to Surfing
This course offers students the opportunity to safely learn and enjoy the sport of surfing! Designed for the individual having little or no surfing experience, we will focus on water safety, surf etiquette, ocean awareness, surfboard handling and technique. We will surf where the conditions are best for beginning surfers.
Mad River Slough Tour
Join us for a paddle on the Mad River Slough, located on the northern part of Humboldt Bay. This is a great chance to paddle one of the many sloughs of the bay and explore a new area only accessible by boat.
Women's Introduction to Surfing
This course offers students the opportunity to safely learn and enjoy the sport of surfing! Designed for the individual having little or no surfing experience, we will focus on water safety, surf etiquette, ocean awareness, surfboard handling and technique. We will surf where the conditions are best for beginning surfers.
Northern Humboldt Bay: Eureka - Arcata Tour
Join us for a paddle across the northern Humboldt Bay. You will paddle 5 miles from the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center to the Arcata Warf. This tour provides a view and perspective of the local area unseen by most.
Intermediate Stand Up Paddling
Building on the skills learned in the introductory course, the Intermediate course will take you one step further, by heading out to the ocean. Enjoy the "pelican's eye view" as you explore how fun and easy it can be to catch the waves from a stand up paddleboard. We'll take advantage of some of the gentle surf in our area while discussing water safety, etiquette, ocean awareness board handling and technique. Transportation will be by carpool.
Introduction to River Kayaking (Level 3)
This weekend kayak expedition is to one of our beautiful local rivers and will create a base foundation for river kayaking. You will learn river dynamics, eddy turns, peel outs, river ferrying, river rescues and safety and practice all the skills learned in the prior classes on the river.
Intermediate Sailing
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Granny saved: SFPUC agrees to tunnel under tree
Original post made on Oct 4, 2011
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, October 3, 2011, 5:37 PM
Comments (3)
on Oct 4, 2011 at 1:14 pm
What a colossal waste of money. Congratulations neighbors you got your fellow ratepayers to pay for your tree. Can't wait to see how they complain about people using *their* park!
on Oct 4, 2011 at 5:21 pm
Who will pay for the lights they will need in the park? The climate is a great attractant for the homeless, and good shade too for the wineo's. Give them food during the holidays...report them to the police for asking for domestic donations the rest of the year.
on Oct 19, 2011 at 3:53 pm
After just speaking with San Mateo County I've learned that SFPUC has agreed to go forward with the tunneling under the tree even though they've received absolutely NO assurance that a park will ever be built around the tree!!!!!
SFPUC will spend hundreds of thousands of rate payer dollars and the rate payers (and general public) will get absolutely NOTHING in return. Those individuals who campaigned for this have enriched themselves at our expense. Stop using public money to save a tree that only benefits one or two property owners.
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New Delhi, Dec 11 (IBNS) The telecom industry should lobby with central and the state governments and the civil society to convince them about the need for a virtual world for empowering the people of India, said communications and information technology (IT) minister Kapil Sibal in New Delhi.
"Our aim is to make the digital world omnipresent and omnipotent, for which the government and industry should work together with the civil society, state governments and demonstrate the enormous advantages of the virtual world," said Sibal while inaugurating the 9th National Summit on Digital Society organised by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).
"There is a need for investments in basic infrastructure in the virtual world along with the need for constant research and applications to be developed," said the minister.
"The first political task is to gather all the forces together i.e. the central government, state governments, civil society to ensure there is realisation that for India virtual world is the future."


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Glasgow 2014 | 300 days-to-go, to the XX Commonwealth GamesFrom the planning marathon to the delivery sprint, Mark Drummond, Financial Planning Manager at Glasgow 2014, will reveal the game plan to take Glasgow 2014 from 300 days-to-go, to being 'games ready', including lessons learnt from London 2012. Who will benefitFinance business partners / finance decision support of all levels with outward facing roles, or supporting outward facing programmes and projects; public and private sector. Project/programme accountants will find the Glasgow 2014's financial attributes to be relevant to their work, and those that need to operate within fixed budgets. Also anyone with a general interest in sport and the Commonwealth Games. CommentsMark will review the key deliverables during the planning phase that set-up the organising committee at Glasgow 2014 to enter into the last 300 days in a strong position. The learning outcomes from this event include:
This is a joint event with CIMA and ICAEW Speaker - Mark Drummond, Glasgow 2014Mark Drummond, Financial Planning Manager at Glasgow 2014 Ltd, joined the organisation in June 2012 as financial planning manager for venues, with the objective to optimise the physical venues that will deliver an athlete centred and sport focused games. Previously he provided finance decision support to one of the world's largest network and telephony infrastructure transformation programmes at RBS; a two-year, £200m programme. BookingsBook now to secure your place at this event |
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Have you ever tried to organise your finances without using your bank account? Without access to what many people take for granted, simple tasks such as paying regular bills suddenly become a major hurdle every month.
Bank accounts have come under a lot of scrutiny in recent months with an increasing move towards fee-based services, making it even harder for individuals with a less than perfect credit rating to find a bank willing to offer an account.
However, no matter how difficult it may seem to get accepted if you've had financial problems, if you know where to look and what's on offer, you will find there is plenty of choice for current accounts for bad credit.
We take a look at the best offers currently on the market for individuals who are looking for bad credit bank accounts.
Don't apply for lots of current accounts
Every time you apply for credit of some kind, an imprint is left on your credit file and apply for lots of accounts in a short space of time can have a detrimental affect on your credit history, making it harder still to be accepted.
If you know your credit rating is sufficiently low to exclude you from mainstream bank accounts, don't be tempted to chance your arm and apply as it could make things worse. The same rules apply for other credit products such as loans or overdrafts.
There are accounts on the market specifically designed for individuals with a poor credit rating; apply for one of these instead and consider switching when your rating has had time to improve.
Compare basic accounts
Many banks offer a basic account option, but you may not find them widely publicised.
This is because they often cost money to run so aren't something which banks are keen to promote. Basic bank accounts without credit search aren't usually promoted, or sometimes even made known unless you are specifically looking for them.
Nevertheless, you could still be able to have an account with one of the main high street providers if they have a basic account option.
Check through their product menu if you aren't sure what is available. It is often possible to open bank account without a credit check, even if this isn't one of their main services advertised.
So what is a basic account?
The main thing to understand is that no credit facilities will be made available at any time so this means no overdraft and no credit cards. You may be allocated a debit card but many providers only dish out an ATM card.
For a basic bank account no credit check is common as there are almost no financial circumstances, barring fraud and current bankruptcy which could put the application in doubt.
All kinds of past financial problems are usually accepted, including bankruptcies and CCJs. Undischarged bankrupts may find they have less choice but at the time of writing, there are at least two providers to pick from.
Bank accounts for people with bad credit can be found on the high street but in many cases, the best deals and service from banks comes from online providers who have a much more positive attitude.
Should you pay for a current account?
You may find that some providers offer bank accounts in return for a monthly fee. If your finances aren't in great shape you might instantly reject this as being a bad idea.
However, before you dismiss it completely, it's worth considering the matter further if you are looking for a bank account for bad credit.
With some types of account, you would not pay any fees for rejected or returned direct debits and standing orders. If you know that you struggle managing your finances this could mean that by paying a one-off monthly fee instead of charges every time you hit a problem with your cash flow.
A bank account for people with bad credit is often structured in a different way to a mainstream provider, but by opting for this you could end up paying far less in charges and interest. Some of the biggest high street banks charge the customer every time a transaction is made which causes them to go overdrawn, even if it is specifically a bank account for poor credit rating.
Because these types of account are specifically designed for individuals with bad credit, there is often no qualifying credit scores. In fact, a no credit check bank account is commonplace or if a check is performed, only simple facts such as residency status and anti-fraud checks will be assessed.
These type of current accounts for poor credit can not only help to rebuild your rating, but can also provide you with access to credit card services, via a prepaid account. This provides you with the convenience of using a credit card, but without the risk of spending money you can't afford.
Compare basic current accounts
It can feel a little bit embarrassing having to resort to a bank account bad credit option but before you try to struggle through, it's important to realise that there are many other people in exactly the same position.
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President 1981-98
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer 1998-2005
Member, Board of Directors 1981-2005
Donald H. Hubbs has been an instrumental figure in the history and development of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. He joined the Foundation as assistant secretary treasurer in 1969 and served in various leadership roles—as Foundation president, chairman, and chief executive officer—in the 36 years that followed.
Setting a course
Following Conrad Hilton's death in 1979, as the Foundation prepared to assume its place among the nation's largest philanthropic institutions, Hubbs diligently protected the intent of the founder's last will and charge to improve the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable people throughout the world. In concert with the board of directors, he began to translate noble, charitable goals into specific, practical actions.
Proactive grantmaking approach
Embodying Conrad Hilton's motto, "think big, act big, dream big," Hubbs' leadership was characterized by initiative. In 1982 he gained the Foundation board's support to adopt a proactive, major project approach to grantmaking, rather than simply reacting to incoming requests. Seeking to use Foundation resources to generate an impact extending far beyond the grant period, Hubbs took a long-term view, targeting areas that might have otherwise remained unexplored. In many ways, this proactive approach has influenced the Foundation's ability to impact lives around the world. Some of the initiatives in which he played a key role include:
- Establishment of the Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters in 1986
- Inauguration of the annual Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize, the world's largest humanitarian award, in 1996
- Partnerships with charitable organizations to provide access to safe water, eradicate Guinea worm in Africa, and reduce the spread of trachoma in Africa and Asia
- Long-term investment in educating visually impaired children with disabilities worldwide
- Development and dissemination of Project ALERT, a nationally recognized curriculum to help middle school students resist substance abuse
- Conception of a model state code regarding domestic and family violence so that victims can find safety and consistent treatment
Lifetime of achievement
Hubbs received a Purple Heart for his service as a U.S. Army lieutenant. A certified public accountant and attorney, Hubbs worked for 22 years as an accountant and also maintained a private law practice for more than 25 years.
He previously served on the board of directors of the Michael Alan Rosen Foundation and the board of counselors of USC Law School. Hubbs is director emeritus of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation and the BEST Foundation. He was a regent at Mount St. Mary's College and is a former president of Southern California Grantmakers. Hubbs has received humanitarian awards from the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges and the Perkins School for the Blind, as well as an Honorary Doctor of Law degree from Pepperdine University. In addition, a professorship is named for him at the University of Houston.


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Ladi6 ♥ US Tour 2014
Award winning New Zealand artists, Ladi6, is proud to announce their first US Tour coming March 2014.
Ladi6's third studio album, Automatic produced by New Zealand producer, Parks, and Detroit producer legend, Waajeed was released late 2013 to much acclaim . Automatic is notable for having been recorded at both Studio A in Detroit and Revolver Studios in Waiuku, New Zealand.
The album that emerged has been hailed by critics as thier strongest statement to date: " … crafted with impeccable taste, somehow both inventively crunchy and raw, and like a beautiful tonic for your ears in the same instant."
Ladi6 is a well known on the Australasian and European Festival circuit where they have performed at festivals such as The Big Chill, Glastonbury and supported thier musical heroes including Gil Scott Heron and Erykah Badu. These shows received rave reviews and the European media said she was "one to watch" and "stratospherically that good."
In celebration of Ladi6's upcoming tour, check out the free mp3 download of the title track to her album, "Automatic."
Ticket links are below and feel free to reach out with any questions or interview requests.
March 3rd - The Crocodile Back Bar, Seattle
Ticket Link: http://www.thecrocodile.com/event/467527
March 4th - Holocene, Portland
Ticket Link: http://www.holocene.org/calendar.cfm?cal=holocene&day=2014-03-04&range=1
March 5th - Brick and Mortar Music Hall, San Francisco
Ticket Link: http://www.brickandmortarmusic.com/event/447595-ladi6-san-francisco/
March 7th - The Mint, Los Angeles
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March 11th - Johnny Brenda's, Philadelphia
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March 12th - Middle East Upstairs, Cambridge
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March 13th - SOBs, New York
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The media mogul Rupert Murdoch signaled his support for Rick Santorum on Monday evening, calling him the "only candidate with genuine big vision" for the United States.
His comments were significant not only because Mr. Murdoch controls Fox News Channel and The Wall Street Journal, but also because they were made on Twitter, a Web site that allowed for his support to be forwarded far and wide on the eve of the Iowa caucuses. Mr. Santorum was a paid analyst for Fox News before he announced his bid for the presidency last year.
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Have you ever found yourself working with a spreadsheet full of data and wishing you could make more sense of the numbers? Have you reviewed sales or operations reports, wondering if there's a better way to anticipate your customers' needs? Perhaps you've even thought to yourself: There's got to be more to these figures than what I'm seeing!
Data Mining can help, and you don't need a Ph.D. in Computer Science to do it. You can forecast staffing levels, predict demand for inventory, even sift through millions of lines of customer emails looking for common themes—all using data mining. It's easier than you might think.
In Data Mining for the Masses, professor Matt North—a former risk analyst and database developer for eBay.com—uses simple examples, clear explanations and free, powerful, easy-to-use software to teach you the basics of data mining; techniques that can help you answer some of your toughest business questions.
You've got data and you know it's got value, if only you can figure out how to unlock it. This book can show you how. Let's start digging!
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There's a new 'Boss' in town!
Introducing the brand new "Rail Boss" series by Seeker Fishing Rods! These are purpose-built big game "rail rods" constructed of 100 percent E-Glass material. These rods were born of the need to provide anglers with a rod that is equipped properly to use the rail to fight trophy fish.
Seeker is incorporating a unique, extremely durable rubberized shrink tubing to protect the foregrip as well as the rail of the boat. This line consists of four models ranging from the 50-pound class to 100-plus-pound class.
Whether fishing Guadalupe or the "Ridge," the "Rail Boss" will whip those fish into shape!
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From Wiktionary
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- I keep all my schoolwork in a yellow folder.
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Burton Love Snowboard
Aint nothing wrong with a little bump and grind. Love loves snowboarding, loves getting way extreme in the park, loves to ollie stuff, and is wicked good at it thanks to her snappy glass and Park Fly II core. Love loves smooth sliding through kinks and loves rocking super-wide cowboy stances. Love says size doesn't matter (foot size sicko, it also comes in a wide). Love loves Keegan and Mikkel for developing such a lovely love axe.
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by RyanT on November 27, 2006
If you are ever in Grand Cayman, you have to go see Sting Ray City. It is a good shore excursion for people of all ages, young and old. Sting Ray City is a giant sand bar in the middle of the ocean off the coast of Grand Cayman. It's was like 3 feet deep out in the middle of the ocean. Then the sting rays swim up to feed on the sand bar. The sting rays may seem scary are first but are very friendly animals. The tour guides give you instructions on how to handle the animals. They also give you pieces of chopped up squid to feed to the sting rays. If I ever go back to Grand Cayman, I would have to visit Sting Ray City. I would recommend it to anyone.
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"Tonight (I'm F*cking You)" by Enrique Iglesias ft. Hyper Crush & Sky Blu (of LMFAO)
I love what Hyper Crush does to songs. It's like a techno-inspired remix with their own verses thrown in. Everything they touch is an instant banger. Sprinkle in some LMFAO and they can't be stopped.
The original Enrique-only version of this track was highly underrated. Definitely don't miss out on this iteration.
Tonight (I'm Fuckin' You) (Hyper Crush Remix) by Fresh On Campus
PS: What other music bloggers do you know that would use "iteration" in a post?? Just another day on the cutting edge of music AND linguistics…
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School Address: PO Box 950 Pomeroy, WA 99347
Welcome to our Pomeroy Class of 1964 page. Our website was created for Pomeroy Alumni and School Faculty. Register here to reunite with classmates, plan class reunions or to share school information.
• Kristy Wassard '67
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• Dennis Hall '85
• Cathy Wolfe '64
• Eric Cope '87
• Jerry Jackson '67
• Pamela Baker '63
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If you are planning your class reunion or looking for reunion information please use the below link to visit our Pomeroy Alumni Site. You can search for information from all class years:
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I hope all the class of 1964 Pirates are healthy, happy and doing well. I look forward to seeing everyone at our next class reunion.
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Nestled in the beautiful Humber Valley and adjacent to the Parkland & Toronto Bike & Walking Trail System, our majestic location invites you to Escape The Ordinary.
We respect your individuality, we honour your room preference, and service excellence is our guiding principle. Every aspect of our luxury Toronto hotel from the spacious sink-into-sleep beds, all-season fireplaces to the deep soaking Jacuzzi tubs, and luxurious linens, will enhance your over-night visit. Our professional team devotes dedicated attention to every detail, providing the special touches to make your stay with us a memorable get-away-from-it-all experience.
The most grand of our suites at nearly 1000 square feet of elegant accommodation and, spectacular views of the lush Humber Valley Parklands. The gracious and sophisticated décor of this suite features hardwood floors, hand woven rugs, a mahogany four-poster king bed, separate dining and living areas, a wet-bar and an all season fireplace. A stunning appointed and spacious bathroom features a fabulous round whirlpool tub for two with a separate glass shower.
All of the exquisitely furnished hotel rooms and suites exude elegance and style. Our high ceilings & over sized window's provide the feeling of grandeur even further distinguishing the Old Mill Toronto as unique property with an elegant, historic ambiance.
And our quaint luxury spa is committed to providing top quality professional packages to create relaxing getaways for couples and enhances your corporate visit with a customized on-site group spa experience. Wrap yourself in a plush bathrobe and enjoy a glass of wine in the tranquility of The Spa at the Old Mill Toronto hotel. You'll want to stay a little longer.
The Home Smith Bar, features live jazz with some of the best Jazz performers Toronto has to offer, in a quaint and cozy setting.
Enjoy an elegant experience with fine dining in the historical setting of the Old Mill Dining Room. Our menu often reflects the changing of the seasons and we are always happy to accommodate your special requests in advance.
A well-equipped fitness area surrounded by rustic stonewalls is located in the lower level of the original historic Mill building.
Whether the luxury hotel you're seeking is for business or pleasure, elegant hospitality is consistently redefined, at the Old Mill Toronto Hotel.


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Nyazura High Head Manicaland All protocol observed. I would like to heartily welcome each and everyone of you to this school. We feel greatly honoured to host such a big audience.
In 1967 the secondary school was born and in 1994 the first A-level students were enrolled. The East Zimbabwe Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church is the responsible authority of this school, hand in hand with the Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture in running the affairs of this school. As a school we are driven and kept focused by our mission statement: "To offer a Spiritual, Intellectual, Physical and Social Adventist education that develops persons for service in this world and candidacy for the world to come". To achieve this goal, Nyazura Mission desires students, teachers and workers who are self-disciplined, devoted and dedicated, professional, team work lovers and eschewers of evil. Adventist education philosophy is to educate the head, the heart and the hand. We try to balance these aspects as we teach and learn at Nyazura Mission school. English had a 90,6 percent pass rate while Biology, Food and Nutrition, Woodwork and Computers achieved 100 percent pass rates. Guest of honour, Sir, the performance was quite good and we appreciate the hard work for the 2011 group of students and their teachers. Mr Mboto, Mrs Rushwaya and Mr Bopoto received awards for History, Geography and Biology respectively for outstanding performance from Zimbabwe Union Conference Education Director at the Adventist Teachers' National Conference held in Masvingo in April. Mr Mboto was crowned Adventist Teacher of the Year at the same occasion. I salute all teachers and workers for their hard work. The boarding deans deserve a pat on the back for taking care of our students. Not to be outdone is Mr Mukosera, HOD Farm and Horticulture, for producing maize and beans in excess of the school requirements in the last season. We offer a number of Tech/VOC subjects in line with the Ministry of Education policy of developing the hand. More importantly, our education glorifies God and benefits humanity. We have programmes that appeal to the sixth sense that is conscience. Life experience on campus revolves around devotion and prayer in class, at dormitories, in church and everywhere. We have a resident chaplain who looks specifically at spiritual and moral development of students and staff. May I also pay tribute to the outgoing prefects, especially the captains Daniel Bundo and Audrey Mumba, for a job well done as they discharged their onerous duties of their office between students and staff. May I also welcome the new captains, Nyasha Mutyandasvika and Monallisa Zvavamwe, and wish to assure them of our support as administration as we work together for the goodness of Nyazura. May I also say that we have a healthy relationship with our stakeholders. Guest of honour, Sir, we, however, have some challenges and plans to work on so that Nyazura Mission scales to even greater heights. We have problems like supply of water 24/7, modern student accommodation and ablution blocks and staff accommodation. |


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Author | Wallen, Karen Anne; Chaboyer, Wendy; Thalib, Lukman; Creedy, Debra |
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Citation | American Journal of Critical Care, Vol. 17(6), pp. 534-543 |
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After healing up, I head outside and walk toward the Ilex Forest. Silver catches up to me and "interrogates" me about Team Rocket. LOL. He challenges me to a "battle", and actually puts up a decent fight this time with his Croconaw, but it's nothing my boys can't handle. Zubat and Gastly both fall to Dudette's Rock Slide in a single hit, as it should be. Silver tells me that, "Truth be told, you're not very good." And then he runs away crying. I return to the Pokémon Center and heal up again, for the trek to come could be long and arduous, but probably not...
I put Dudette in the lead, because, well, frankly, she's my only chance against Whitney. Inside, I encounter and capture a Metapod. JUST what I needed. :| Named him Metaknight.
And now some moron has lost his Farfetch'd. That story is just a little bit... out there. Oh, look, a Revive. :| Anyways, I quickly formulate a strategy that's based partly on trial and error, and send that little bugger off to his master. His real master, too, not the apprentice who can't seem to keep a hold on his own Pokémon. Jeeze, kid, you shouldn't be trying to handle animals if you can't do it. Anyways, the Cut Master is so happy thanks to my help, he gives me HM01 - Cut, which I will make prompt use of shortly. I teach it to Lugosi, who forgets Wrap.
Soon after, I find some weirdo just hanging around running headfirst into trees. He gives me the TM for Headbutt. Not sure if I should use it just yet, so I save it. Before long, I also run into some Bug Catcher-type. Apparently, I startled him, and he challenges me to a battle. Or so he thinks. It's more like a massacre. Dudette OHKOs both of his Pokémon, and the experience bar stops just short of a level-up. Apparently, this guy hasn't seen a Geodude before. Where's he been living? Not under a rock?
I defeat my next wild Pokémon, and Dudette gets the level-up. Exiting the forest, a nice lady gives me the TM for Sweet Scent. Not particularly useful, but a kind gesture. Outside, I'm challenged by a kid who uses two rodents and two Spearow. And of course the first wild Pokémon I find on this route is an Abra, which promptly Teleports away. Le sigh.
I'm challenged again, by a guy with a Mankey and a Diglett. I use Sperry for this battle, and he levels up to level 15. Woo. I go on to battle a girl who, unfortunately for her, uses grass-types. Baller mops up the court, and hits level 17. Next, I battle a fat guy in a weird outfit... He uses a single Snubbull, no problem at all. I run around in the grass for a bit, and find a wild Snubbull (sigh). With this, Baller hits level 18. Next up is a Camper using a Psyduck, which is no challenge at all for Lugosi. Lugosi hits level 15 after running around in the grass for a bit.
I find a house, break in, and am surprised to find an old couple who are perfectly welcoming. One of them offers me an egg, which I gladly accept. Van goes in the PC, at least for now.
I reach Goldenrod City, and heal up at the Pokémon Center. In the city, I find a guy who gives me a free bike in exchange for ad space. I begin to ride this bike for a long, long time. Like, seriously. The bike shop owner calls me to tell me I can keep the bike long before the egg hatches. My legs have been tempered into Skyforged steel by the time the egg hatches, into... Magby. :| Couldn't have been a nice electric-type that Crystal is so lacking in, huh? Well, Van, you're in luck.
And, that's a wrap for tonight.
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Baller (Quilava, lv. 18)
Dudette (Geodude, lv. 20)
Sperry (Spearow, lv. 15)
Lugosi (Bellsprout, lv. 15)
Curly (Wooper, lv. 14)
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Bucs head coach Raheem Morris acknowledged that rookie WR Arrelious Benn will head to injured reserve as a result of a knee injury he suffered on Sunday in Tampa Bay's 38-15 win over Seattle. Benn is the eighth starter to head to IR and the fourth member of the 2010 draft class to wind up on IR.
The Buccaneers beat the visiting Seattle Seahawks, 38-15, but it didn't come without a price. Rookie wide receiver Arrelious Benn, who was the second of Tampa Bay's two second-round picks this year, suffered a torn knee ligament after taking a helmet to his left knee from Seahawks cornerback Marcus Trufant. Benn, one of the team's starting receivers, had caught a 16-yard pass from Freeman at the 14:27 mark in the second half when he succumbed to the injury.
Bucs head coach Raheem Morris said that Benn is out for the season.
"Arrelious is going to be out," Morris said. "He's probably going to have to go to IR (injured reserve). It's something torn. I don't know yet. I got it from [head trainer] Todd [Toriscelli], but I just forgot what was torn exactly. He has some torn ligament stuff in his knee."
Benn finished Sunday's game with one catch for 16 yards and two special teams tackles that helped contain Seattle's Leon Washington. His rookie campaign concludes with 25 catches for 394 yards and two touchdowns. Benn also had six carries for 35 yards.
Replacing Benn will either be veterans Micheal Spurlock or Maurice Stovall, who had three catches for 12 yards and his first touchdown of the season against Seattle, or rookie Dezmon Briscoe, who caught his first two passes in the NFL and finished with 28 yards on Sunday.
"Everybody left the [stadium] yesterday with a catch," Morris said. "All hands on deck – and we meant it. Dezmon Briscoe got out there in his first game. It wasn't too big for him. Spurlock has gone out there every week and contributed. Stovall came out and caught a touchdown. It was a nice little bounce-back story for him. Talk about resiliency."
Morris said that he was sad to see Benn's season end so abruptly and that he will have to spend a portion of the offseason rehabbing instead of getting better as a football player.
"It is no more sour for the fact that I know how what Rejus was going to be able to do this offseason because of how he works," Morris said. "Now he's going to spend some time rehabbing and doing some of those things for his knee in order to come back to where he was. I'm more discouraged about the fact that I know he was going to be able to grow in the offseason in the offense and work with guys. There's just something about throwing with Josh Freeman every day. These guys have a unique chemistry and there was going to be a new wave of guys that came in that were going to be able to join him in Mike Williams, Rejus and Briscoe. I'm more sad for him because I know how he likes to work."
Benn becomes the fourth member of the team's 2010 draft class to head to IR, joining defensive tackles Brian Price and Gerald McCoy and free safety Cody Grimm. Benn is also the eighth Tampa Bay starter to wind up on injured reserve this season.
Starting fullback Earnest Graham also suffered an injury against Seattle. He injured his neck in the second quarter and was replaced by rookie Erik Lorig, but will not be placed on IR, according to Morris.
"Graham has a neck injury," Morris said. "He just got capped off on by one of the Seattle players. He's week-to-week. Hopefully we have week-to-week so we'll get a chance to see what is going on with him later on. … It was a stinger or neck issue."
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December 27, 2010
8:52 pm
Hopefully it's his MCL if he tore his ACL ( just like everybody else said) he will miss training camp, preseason and some of next year's regular season.
December 27, 2010
7:42 pm
I missed this article earlier so please disregard my complaints about not getting status on injured players in a later article. Go Bucs! Next man up! Lets make it 10 wins!
December 27, 2010
7:23 pm
Bummer about Benn. He was blossoming into a very good receiver. Let's hope all these guys are healthy next yr. I think we have a lot to be excited about on offense.
December 27, 2010
4:12 pm
Time to step up Mr. Briscoe
December 27, 2010
1:35 pm
Ditto... I'm praying its not an ACL. I'm looking forward to him working w/ Josh Franchise in the offseason and taking his game to the next level.
December 27, 2010
1:07 pm
I just hope it's not a torn ACL. It'll be a whole year before he'll be his old self coming off an ACL it that's what it is. This one really hit hard because I have just as much hope in Benn as I do M. Williams for the future. My prayers will be with him that he is somehow ready to go for most of the OTA's.
December 27, 2010
1:04 pm
If it's a torn ligament, he'll likely miss next year or at least half as well.
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text: Metadata and its Impact on Libraries.1591581451Metadata (1) (meta-data) Data that describes other data. The term may refer to detailed compilations such as data dictionaries and repositories that provide a substantial amount of information about each data element. and its impact on libraries. Intner, Sheila S. et al. Libraries Unlimited 2006 262 pages $45.00 Hardcover Library and information science text series Z666 While one of the simpler definitions of metadata is that it is data about data, when applied to a complex information dissemination dissemination Medtalk The spread of a pernicious process–eg, CA, acute infection Oncology Metastasis, see there system such as a library it can take on a large number of definitions, sub-definitions and applications, including catalog catalog, descriptive list, on cards or in a book, of the contents of a library. Assurbanipal's library at Nineveh was cataloged on shelves of slate. The first known subject catalog was compiled by Callimachus at the Alexandrian Library in the 3d cent. B.C. records. Designing their ten-chapter text for undergraduates as well as graduates, the authors describe metadata as it applies to libraries, various schema and their relation to particular communities, creating and using library data for operations and monographic mon·o·graph n. A scholarly piece of writing of essay or book length on a specific, often limited subject. tr.v. mon·o·graphed, mon·o·graph·ing, mon·o·graphs To write a monograph on. purposes, and integrating data. They also cover the impact of metadata on current and future collections and services, including digital libraries and their special considerations. They include a helpful list of acronyms and a glossary A term used by Microsoft Word and adopted by other word processors for the list of shorthand, keyboard macros created by a particular user. See glossaries in this publication and The Computer Glossary. as well as exercises and answers. ([c]20062005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR) Reader Opinion |


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2009 Binghamton Softball Up-Close Player Profiles #13
Junior first baseman Stephanie Kolodziejski Most
memorable BU moment: Hitting a three-run home run vs. Siena. Favorite sports movie: A League of Their Own. My first memory of softball: Playing t-ball with the boys. Nickname:
Kolo. Childhood
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