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Arkansas: Athletics director Jeff Long has received a $100,000 raise to $1.1 million after taking his name out of the running for the Texas AD job, according to Robbie Neiswanger of ArkansasNews.com.
Florida Atlantic: Athletics director Pat Chun interviewed Ohio State defensive coordinator Luke Fickell for the Owls' vacant head coaching position in Columbus on Tuesday, according to South Florida Sun-Sentinel beat writer Dieter Kurtenbach. Kurtenbach also reports that Fickell is Chun's top target for the job.
Tulane: Curtis Johnson has announced that linebackers coach / special teams coordinator Barry Lamb has taken a leave of absence for medical reasons. We expect assistant AD for football operations/recruiting Doug Lichtenberger to go back on the field as a coach. We would not expect Tulane to bring anyone new in at this time. Update: Lichtenberger will coach the special teams and secondary coach Jason Rollins will add on linebackers duty, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
Texas: Arizona State athletics director Steve Patterson has been hired as the AD at Texas. He'll make $1.4 million per year. Here's what you need to know.
Houston Texans: Multiple outlets in Houston are reporting that Gary Kubiak is set to be released from the hospital today, and he is expected to miss Sunday's game against Arizona and return to practice next week. Kubiak apparently suffered a mini stroke on the sidelines Sunday.
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Livingstone College (D-II - NC): Offensive coordinator and interim head coach Daryl Williams has been named Livingstone's full-time head coach.
Denver Broncos: The organization announced that John Fox has had successful heart surgery and will be out at least a number of weeks.
TCU: Gary Patterson said Monday he would not make any offensive staff changes during the season.
Pac-12: The conference has extended commissioner Larry Scott's contract through 2017-18, and also designated him as the executive chairman of Pac-12 Enterprises. Scott has been with the Pac-12 since 2009.
Florida: Will Muschamp has announced that director of player personnel Jon Haskins has resigned.
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Temple: Kevin G. Clark has been appointed vice president and director of athletics.
Edmonton Eskimos (CFL): Head coach Kavis Reed has been let go. The Eskimos were 4-14 this season.
Denver Broncos: Jack Del Rio has been named interim head coach. Del Rio will continue to serve as defensive coordinator as well.
Todd & Bo Graham came "this close" to going down in a private plane Friday.
Northern Colorado: Houston deputy athletic director Darren Dunn is expected to be named athletic director at Northern Colorado later today, according to a report from the UNC Mirror.
Sunday November 3, 2013
Houston Texans: As his team was leaving the field tonight at halftime, Gary Kubiak went down in pain. He has been taken to a local hospital for tests. Please keep him in your prayers.
Texas: Arkansas AD Jeff Long says tonight that he isn't involved with the Texas search. This is Oliver Luck's job folks.
2 videos of Nick Saban (and "the process") from 60 Minutes
FAU: Sources tell us FAU AD Pat Chun is already speaking with potential candidates for the head coaching position. He is doing his diligence and will speak with a number of guys we're told; but the focus we're told his where it should be on guys who can recruit locally and re-energize the program. Sources tell us Eddie Gran, Danny Barrett at UCF and Brian Jenkins at Bethune-Cookman are all possibilities. We'll keep you updated.
Texas: Oliver Luck, Arizona State AD Steve Patterson and Arkansas AD Jeff Long are the finalists for the Texas AD position according to Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News. At FootballScoop we continue to believe that Oliver Luck is the guy.
USC: Lovie Smith has interviewed for the Trojans' vacant head coaching position according to CBS' Jason LaCanfora. FootballScoop does not expect Lovie to come back to college. LaCanfora adds that Jon Gruden has no interest in the job and that Steve Sarkisian was considered a strong candidate but that might have waned given UW's three consecutive Pac-12 losses. Update> Lovie's son (and agent) Matt has come out publicly (again) refuting the report from CBS sports.
John Fox: Fox will indeed undergo heart surgery and is expected to miss several weeks. The Broncos have not named an interim head coach, but offensive coordinator Adam Gase and defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio are expected to have increased roles with the team, according to Adam Schefter.
Saturday November 2, 2013
Missouri Southern State offensive line coach Derek Moore, 37, passed away late Friday night after a senseless shooting outside a local movie theatre. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
John Fox: The Denver Broncos' head coach was taken to a Charlotte, N.C., hospital today to undergo testing, though the team insists he did not have a heart attack. Adam Schefter is reporting that if Fox requires heart surgery, he could be out for up to two months. Here's hoping surgery isn't needed and Fox is out of the hospital as soon as possible.
Loras College (D-III - IA): Head coach Paul Mierkiewicz has resigned. With three games remaining in their regular season, offensive line coach Steve Helminiak will serve as interim head coach for the remainder of the season. AD Bob Quinn says the search for the next head coach will begin following this season.
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Minnesota: Defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys, offensive coordinator Matt Limegrover and strength and conditioning coach Eric Klein each received one-year contract extensions through 2015 at the start of this season, Minneapolis Star-Tribune writer Joe Christensen reported today. Working on a $346,800 base salary, Claeys receives an extra $13,000 for each week he works as acting head coach.
Wyoming: The school has announced that longtime college defensive coordinator Bill Young has joined the staff as a defensive quality control coach. Young will be paid $12,000 in addition to housing and a courtesy car.


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No service has been reported for Sequim resident Kathy "Kate" A. Sweet, who died Sept. 29, 2008, at the age of 62 of cancer.
She was born June 8, 1946, in Burbank, Calif., to Edwin F. and Alice K. Ford Paradies.
A retired transit driver, she enjoyed gardening, animals and the Pacific Northwest. Described as a warm and friendly person, she particularly loved her yard.
She is survived by her son Steven Sweet; daughter Kelly Sweet; and sister Christina Kowalewsky, all of California.
Neptune Society was in charge of arrangements.
James A. Holmlund
A memorial service for Sequim resident James A. Holmlund will be held at a later date. Mr.
Holmlund died Nov. 26, 2007.
He was born Aug. 14, 1922, in Minneapolis, Minn., to Eric and Anna Holmlund.
He served as first mate in the Merchant Marine from 1942-1946.
His ship, from Seattle, was bombed off the coast of China in 1946. There were no casualties.
He was a commercial and residential carpenter. After a fall, he developed Parkinson's disease. A very strong man, he always wanted to go out to eat for supper and never wanted to stay in bed.
Mr. Holmlund is survived by his wife of 59 years, Norma; daughter Mary; brother Paul; sister Ruth; and numerous nephews and nieces.
Memorial contributions can be made to Visiting Nurses Association, Veterans Administration Hospital - Puget Sound, 1660 Columbian Way, Seattle, WA 98108-1597 or to Olympic Peninsula Humane Society in Port Angeles.
Frances Jeanette Meyers
A service has been held for Port Angeles resident Frances Jeanette Meyers, who died Oct. 7, 2008, at the age of 95 of heart failure.
She was born June 19, 1913, in Port Angeles to Henry N. and Edith A. McNalley.
She began working shortly after she graduated from Crescent School. Her parents had a home in the Salt Creek area and she helped raise her younger siblings when her mother was stricken with cancer.
Work took her across the state of Washington and to California and Oregon. She worked in many professions, ranging from flower grower to semi-truck driver. When she worked for the state of California, she helped open the state's first halfway house for women parolees. A part-time Florida resident, she also volunteered at Northwind Ministry Thrift Store in Cocoa Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Meyers started Fran's Flowers in 1986 out of her Gales Addition home and used to deliver flowers from Port Angeles to Bremerton. She sold fresh-cut flowers, dried flowers and live plants to florists and at Gertie's Farmers Market in Port Angeles.
She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law Irv and Marlene Beadle of Federal Way; daughter and son-in-law Sharon and Robert Fish of Cocoa Beach, Fla.; sisters Doreen Kooistra of Edmonds and Vivian Lovaas of Seattle; 11 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her sons Wayne and Harold Beadle and brother Jesse Taylor.
Drennan & Ford Funeral home was in charge of arrangements.
Erlan Britsch
A service has been held for Sequim resident Erlan Britsch, who died Oct. 5, 2008, at the age of 64.
He was born Sept. 18, 1944, in Everett to Kenneth Johnston and Jeanette Ruth Gorecke.
He served in the Air Force. Mr. Britsch worked for Blake Sand & Gravel and Fred Hill Sand and Gravel. He was a member of the Lutheran Church and Teamsters Union.
He is survived by his sons and daughter-in-law Steven and Melissa Britsch of Marysville, and Brent Britsch of Port Angeles; sisters and brothers-in-law Mechelle and Walt Finklein of Port Orchard and Leola K. Carter and Paul Baucom of San Diego, Calif.; and mother Jeanette Britsch of Port Orchard.
Sequim Valley Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Betty Jean Lancaster
A service was held for Sequim resident Betty Jean Lancaster, who died Sept. 30, 2008, at the age of 75 of cancer.
She was born Nov. 29, 1932, in Salt Lake City, Utah, to James and Madeline J. Hill Gates.
She married Lester J. Lancaster in 1976. He preceded her in death. Mrs. Lancaster was a Clallam County court reporter for many years. She lived in Seattle, Ephrata, Port Angeles and Sequim. She enjoyed crochet, traveling, playing casino blackjack, drinking her vodka tonic and telling a good joke. She was a volunteer for Sequim Senior Activity Center and member of Sequim Elks Club.
She is survived by her sons James Donald and Randy Brian Woodward; stepchildren Michael Jay Lancaster; Jay Patrick Lancaster; Marguerite Sharp; Jay Lester Lancaster; Timothy Jay Lancaster; Julie Kay Chase; and Debra Joan Holmberg; and numerous grandchildren; nephews and nieces.
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I continue to look on the forum every other day or so, but there are so few new posts. Where is everybody? I miss reading about everyone's decorating challenges. I am finding the forum much easier to navigate, although I have not attempted to post a photo. Everything else is becoming more user friendly. So I hope everyone decides to return.
I took a very long break out of frustration - my log in still works here - kinda surprised ! I got in/thru
Just checking in today for the first time in about a month. There's a definite improvement but the board is still pretty slow for me. I'll check back again in a couple of days. Hopefully things should pick up a bit in the new year.
The changes that have been made are a definite improvement. Thanks for listening to the forum members and addressing the issues.Now let me see if I can post a picture....Yep, looks like I can :-) Thanks for making that change!!
I know you've been disappointed, and I hope you like the changes we've got lined up, based on the feedback we've been getting. We're working hard to get as much done before the Holidays, and I'll have another progress report up in a day or two.
Regarding logins - the current behaviour is that you'll stay logged in as long as your browser window is open - if you shut down your web browser or log out of your computer (or turn it off), then you'll have to log in again.
Based on the feedback here, we are going to change this as well, to keep you logged in even after you reboot.
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I check the Decorating & Design forum fairly often, but am always disappointed to find nothing new. I had log-in problems on the old forums, and now this one doesn't seem to save my log-in, so I am frustrated to say the least. :(I hope that it's just "that time of year" and that things pick up soon, because it was a great site. :(~Seanna :(
Yep - I'm with you ladies. This has not been a positive change to say the least. This is the first time I've checked the forums in about 3 weeks. I've got some stuff going on so maybe I'll try posting some pics and see if I can interest anyone in a response. The excessive white space and the ads between posts are really annoying.
Well I have left too. I check in once weekly to see if there is any action or improvement with this new format. All I have found is that there are no or very few new posts, still can't search, and basically NO improvements. What a way to destroy a good / postive forum! IT should be fired and if it was farmed out to a IT company, part ways.I do not find this format easier to navigate. All the white space, advertisements, scrolling down to the end of the earth etc. What a debacle!
Well I have left too. I check in once weekly to see if there is any action or improvement with this new format. All I have found is that there are no or very few new posts, still can't search, and basically NO improvements. What a way to destroy a good / postive forum! IT should be fired and if it was farmed out to a IT company, part ways.I do not find this format easier to navigate. All the white space, advertisements, scrolling down to the end of the earth etc. What a debacle!
I was a tester. But to be honest, I didn't give any feedback. I still had my log in problems with the test site, so I got frustrated and didn't test it as much as I should have once the log in problems were sorted out. I didn't really like the new format much, but I assumed that things would be better with the real live new forum, so I wasn't all that worried. Obviously, that was a mistake, and I'm sorry I didn't speak up when I had the chance.I've been checking the forums now and then, but just haven't really had anything to post about. I guess it's pretty much a Catch 22 -- not much action so not much to say, and not much to say because there isn't much action. Plus I can't figure out how to do stuff that I want to do, like search for an old topic (assuming old topics are still around here somewhere). I want to check out some of karenm's posts about Revere Pewter, but have no idea how to find them.This is definitely a case of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." The old forum format was unique and easy to navigate. It wasn't perfect, but it was much better than the new format. And it was busy -- isn't that the whole point of a forum??
Since my life is anything but normal right now (meaning I am still working on a wireless signal I am picking up from somewhere unknown) I am not on much right now. Itsjustme, I think you should post your pictures and new projects because maybe it will help give the place a bit of a kick start. I know what you mean about now being the time for needing help since I have this rental house to figure out now and I am going to be miffed if all the experts are gone.Less I was one of the folks asked to comment on the new forums. I have to say my comments were similar to those posted when it finally got put up. What baffles me to no end is how it was done when it just wasn't ready (the 6+ months of log in problems being a prime example). I have never seen a site like this (large) suffer such a long extended botch of a redesign and relaunch. it's so unbelievable to me such a thing would happen on such an active and large site. I just hope that some how, some way, it manages to recover but I really wonder given the users have been inconvenienced about 6 mos. too long.All I can say is it would be nice if we could get it going as active and helpful as it was before and I guess if we want it, we have to be the ones who start posting and making a point of trying. Maybe now the biggest of the bugs have been dealt with, the worst is over, and we can try and recover. I won't have my Internet hooked up until next week (we need our old expressive emicons back or at least some more interesting ones than the current choices because there is no way for me to show how excited I will be to be connected to the world again). Over 2 weeks without TV or consistant Internet....it's been a real flash to the past for me and I want it over.
Maybe in time things will get better. I too was much more comfortable with the 'old' way. However activity levels are way down and that should be a real concern and an omen.I hope the people who made the decision realize this and step in to do something.One change I will admit to liking is having this reply box bigger and the type size being bigger. Requires a lot less preview time and more posting time...
Hey Chicadee, I understand completely your disappointment. I said I was leaving and for all intents and purposes I essentially have but.....time to time I check in to see what has happened with this forum. It certainly has been one of the best design forums that I have ever found. I too have several projects on the go and one completed project that I should probably share with all the members that helped me through it....BUT.... everyone seems to have gone.I wish the people that tested the forum would speak up. I am curious to know who actually did test and if so, where are they now and is it all going as they hoped. Anyway, it seems to be more manageable.
I am still holding my breath waiting for it to get better.... the forum is dead, hardly any new posts.I dont come here often anymore. I am repainting and furnishing my new home, and would have liked to post some photos or ask for advice...but I guess I'm on my own.
I am finding it easier also...I had no problem posting pictures but for some reason I cannot change my avatar picture ?
I am looking everyday (sometimes I don't log in - just read) and it has been quiet. I am finding it easier as well, whether it is from the changes tech people have made or I am just getting use to finding my way around better. Other than my cats picture, I have not posted any pictures but figure if I can do it there, I can do it in my post as well.Is don't understand what 'Subscribe to this post' is all about. If I subscribe and someone makes a comment, what happens? Can you unsubscribe?
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I don't know about leaving a mark on Minnesotans in general, but if it doesn't leave a mark on Minnesota youth/high school hockey, it will be really unfortunate. Parents need to make sure the coaches teach safe checking techniques and don't just tell the kids to go for the body. Parents and coaches need to make sure the refs consistently call penalties on checks from behind, whether they are intentional or accidental. If there aren't consequences, there won't be reason for the players to make sure not to do it.
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January 11, 2012 at 05:07 PM
The outpouring of support and concern for Jack Jablonski is like nothing I have ever seen.(Social media is the vehicle!) This is one special kid. The two powerhouses behind him-youth hockey families and private, Catholic schools have rightly shown their sorrow for the injury of one of their own. It is heartbreaking. I believe, with so much support behind him, the issue of making hockey safer will not go away. I believe his life-altering injury will provide much needed momentum for changes in how the game is played. No one should become paralyzed playing a sport. It seems that he has the type of personality and support system that can be instrumental in creating awareness and promoting change. I do not even know Jack or his family personally, but my feeling is that something great will come out of this tragedy. My thoughts and prayers are with them daily.
Michael Rose (Editor)
January 11, 2012 at 05:12 PM
Very thoughtful comments by Sandy and Heidi both. What do others think? What will be the long term impact of Jack's injury on the hockey community and the larger Minnesota community?
Kim North
January 11, 2012 at 10:37 PM
He will change the way hockey is viewed in Minnesota forever and hopefully players will be more aware now.
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I find the tools in Inventor's Inspect > Measure panel very cumbersome, limited, and non-user friendly. I often have to escape out of the command between every measurement to be sure it will operate properly. I cannot measure any distance involving a round surface, such as the tangential distance to a circumference. I cannot see a history of previous measurements. I have to use round-about methods to measure certain features; for example, I have to click a random face before I can pick the center of a circle as my first measuring point.
The ability to keep measurements displayed, almost like temporary 3D dimensions, for the purpose of active analysis of a component (as I was trying to do with my boss the other day) would be very useful; that way as I'm navigating around my part or assembly I can see in real-time the precise dimensions of features I care about rather than measuring and re-measuring as I'm trying to determine things about the model.
I'd love to hear of functionality that other users would like to see added for measuring and inspecting 3D models, and to see all of these implemented in future releases of Inventor as well as in service packs to current releases, so that all users can take advantage of this very foundational functionality.
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The command to create a new workplane works in two ways. You can just click the command and choose from any type of valid inputs to create a workplane and away you go. (Bear with me here, this IS relevant to the measure tool idea). But you can also click the drop-down to see a list of creation methods, and clicking any of these will limit the types of geometry that can be selected. See below:
What if the measure tool worked in a similar way? Just clicking on it will make it work like it does now (only better!), where those who are familiar with it can just pick the geometry they want to measure. But it would also have a drop-down with a list of measurements between different types of geometry. Maybe something like this:
Maybe the list of reference measurements that the OP mentioned could be incorporated into the measure tool dialog? Something like this:
It would also be nice if the accumulate function actually made sense and was useful.
Cameron Whetten
Inventor 2012
I think that is a fantastic suggestion! It's consistent with the interface of Inventor right now and adds a lot of versatility. Also, your "Minimum between curve and ..." tools are essentially what I meant by "tangential distance to circumference". Tangential wasn't the right word, "normal" would have been more correct; normal to the curve's surface.
I'm not sure how this would be incorporated, but if there was also an option with any of those tools to say "along path", that would be very helpful. So I can say "minimum between curve and face" and then say "along the x axis" or "along the y axis" or "along this work axis or edge". This would be useful when, for example, one or more faces are angled relative to the UCS but the dimension I really care about is along one of the world axes.
Although I don't usually need to add dimensions together myself, for those who do a better accumulate tool like you have pictured would certainly be useful.
Also, the more I think about it, I'm intrigued by the idea of dimensions being displayed in 3D. It got me thinking how incredibly efficient it would be if I could even edit constraints with them. Say I'm showing my boss a model and two plates are constrained 24" apart and he wants them 16" apart. All I do is double-click the dimension which represents the constraint, change it to 16, and the distance changes as well as the dimension. This would be incredibly useful for on-the-go analysis, presentation, and modification of models. I know this is getting into an entirely different realm from a "better measurement tool" now, but 3D dimensions would more closely intertwine the two. Any thoughts?
In addition to improvements to the actual measurement system, I'd like to see it be able to report measurements in fractional ft-in format. I mostly work with steel fabrication, and it would be very nice to not have to think in decimal inch for measurements when I've been entering most of my dimensions and parameters in fractional form.
I absolutely need this in my assy's. theres no better way than a quick-and-easy check measure that can auto update as I do rough changes to parts. Thanks for your time in making this thread!!!
I absolutely agree with this. Picking a random face before being able to pick a circle/hole's center point is silly. Also there is no arc length to be found which would be VERY useful.
I'd love to see some maximum measurements. Imagine a dowel pin with rounded ends. The only way I know to measure the furthest extents is to measure the circle centers and add 2*radius, which isn't hard, but that's also a very basic example. It wouldn't take much variation for that math to turn more into complicated trig. Inventor can do this I'm sure. Mostly I'm sick of making/deleting work geometry to take a measurement.
Hi , everyone
I`m new to Inventor , switching from Solidworks , since my current employer uses inventor and I am designing tubular frames .... the measurement tool is ending my life, it is crazy to have to make sketches to measure things or having to go back and do basic maths when other CAD programs have a simple tool that just does all of the above described things. At the moment my work arround is to have the model opened in both solidworks ( for any measurements ) and to model in inventor based on what the measurements are. My question is , has anyone heard of any 3rd party plug in or something simillar that provides a better tool than the one currently in there ? This is so frustrating since I really like the frame generator and the program overall but that measurement tool is just infuriating.
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Gilt.com, the members-only online shopping site, first went live in a warehouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yard in the spring of 2007. What began as daily flash sales of designer clothing and jewelry has now grown to include designer clothing and accessories for women, men and children as well as home goods, local experiences, and more. Gilt.com created an inspiring way for millions of consumers to shop curated styles, goods, and services, all at insider pricing.
From the start, Gilt.com has aimed to provide the fastest, most exciting shopping experience online. Helping power that experience with consistent uptime, response time, security and, soon, an internal data center, has been Gilt.com's original technology partner, Dell. Dell is proud to be a part of Gilt.com's story. more >
It started out simply enough, in an open office warehouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
In 2005, the founders of Gilt believed there was a market for flash sales from luxury brands online. Their challenge: Could such a retail shopping experience be handled in an elegant manner befitting the brands they sold? To their delight, the answer was a resounding yes.
Kevin Ryan, now Gilt's Chairman of the Board, recognized this market opportunity – to create an ecommerce experience like never before, with exclusive sales each day. Next, he searched for his core team. Mike Bryzek and Phong Nguyen were brought on as technical masterminds and got busy creating this world. They worked to produce the fastest, easiest and most invigorating shopping experience online, incorporating a competitive edge with a time-sensitive approach.
With the technical and product side in place, longtime friends Alexis Maybank and Alexandra Wilkis Wilson joined the team, bringing a level of knowledge and passion for elevated fashion shopping. Alexis had a background in ecommerce at eBay and AOL, while Alexandra had experience with luxury brands such as Bulgari and Louis Vuitton. And just like that, the Gilt team was formed and the threads of online shopping were forever stitched. Alexis and Alexandra successfully spread the word to savvy shoppers everywhere, targeting the top designer brands and services to be featured. Together, these five individuals created a new way for millions of consumers to shop curated styles, goods and services, all at insider prices.
In just a few short years, Gilt.com went from being an open office where inventory hung on two rolling racks — and where the founders did everything from coding to taping up boxes — to being one of the most unprecedented benchmarks in ecommerce history. Every day, Gilt provides instant insider access to top designer brands, at up to 60% off retail pricing. Members receive daily access to new items for women, men, kids and home, as well as locally-based unique services and experiences. It's a first-come, first-served model, and it all begins with a timed countdown.
From the start, the site had to run perfectly for the experience to match the vision. With the help of Dell, this was all possible, and we were there from the beginning. User-experience and customer service were key from the inception, and then and now, Dell technology helps enable better response times for customers and security for the site. Since items sell out quickly (hence, the flash sale model), users need fast and easy access to the site. Working with Dell servers and, soon, an internal Dell data center, Gilt has the bandwidth, speed and agility to fulfill on their customer promise.
< backThe Knot, the Internet's most-trafficked one-stop wedding planning solution, began in 1996 after the founders struggled through the process of planning their own wedding. Today, The Knot has become America's leading wedding brand, reaching out to millions of engaged couples each year through their award-winning website, books, magazines and broadcast offerings.
At heart, The Knot is a technology company and Dell is their technology partner. Dell servers are the backbone of their gift registry business, one of the most important services for The Knot. Dell is proud to be a part of the story of The Knot. more >
When David Liu and Carley Roney started planning their wedding, they (along with everyone else) were at a loss. There was no collective source of modern-day wedding guidance, anywhere. That's because, they planned their wedding before the "The Knot" came to be – because they, in fact, founded it. After meeting at NYU, the couple was married a few years later. After a very hectic, scattered, and uninspiring experience planning their wedding– they saw a niche in the market, and, an opportunity to improve the process for couples everywhere. A one-stop resource for all things wedding – from the ring to the venue to the cake to the dress. Proposing the latest in wedding trends along with giving very practical advice.
They envisioned all of those details coming together in one site, and in 1996 it became a reality. The couple presented their idea and applied for seed money through an AOL competition, and won. The concept was a much-needed alternative to the white-gloved, outdated opinions from the etiquette experts of yesteryear. The Knot was the perfect marriage of contemporary guidance and diversified, creative ideas.
Fast-forward to today, and The Knot is the Internet's most-trafficked wedding website, and America's leading wedding brand.
The business reaches millions of engaged couples every year through their award-winning website, books, magazines and broadcast content offerings.
From the very start, David and Carley looked to the help of emerging technologies to improve the process. And that's where Dell comes in. Originally, the business was entirely based online. Without the proper technological support, it would all have been for naught.
Dell helps The Knot simplify the process at every touch point, keeping precious data readily available and protected. Dell servers are also the backbone of some of their most important services - their gift registry and e-commerce where millions of selected items are stored, shared, and purchased every day. Dell technology has always been a facilitator for the brand, and we've helped them scale without losing the personal details that fans of the brand have come to know and love. You could say it's a match made in heaven.
< backOverstock.com, an online discount retailer, began in Salt Lake City, Utah, during the infancy of online shopping. Launched with no outside funding, Overstock.com is now among the top five most-visited mass-merchandiser websites selling a broad range of products, including furniture, rugs, bedding, electronics, clothing, jewelry and cars.
Success in a hypercompetitive market with thin profit margins requires a technological edge. Dell's blade servers run Overstock.com's site at costs far less than competitive solutions, allowing Overstock.com to buy more infrastructure, refresh more frequently and stay on top of cutting-edge technology. Dell is proud to be a part of Overstock.com's story.
Salesforce.com, the world leader in cloud computing and CRM, began in a rented one-bedroom apartment on San Francisco's Telegraph Hill in 1999. Today, salesforce.com brings the power of cloud, mobile and social collaboration together on an all-new platform engineered to connect customers to the next generation of apps and devices so they can sell, service and market in entirely new ways.
Dell is helping power salesforce.com's phenomenal success and growth with products, solutions and support. Dell provides salesforce.com with servers, networking, customized supply chain and support. Dell is proud to be a part of salesforce.com's story.
Shazam, one of the world's most recognized mobile consumer brands, began in a modest house on a hill in San Francisco, and a handful of coffee shops and cafes from Berkeley to London. From those makeshift offices and meeting places came a breakthrough service designed to connect people with music they heard, but didn't know. Today, Shazam is connecting more than 400 million people in more than 200 countries to the music, TV shows, and ads they love.
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Shutterfly, the market leader in digital personalized photo products and services, including cards and stationery, photo books, gifts and home décor, began in 1999 in a small office above a weight-loss center in Menlo Park, California. Today, Shutterfly is an Internet-based social expression and personal publishing service that enables consumers to share, print and preserve their memories by leveraging technology, manufacturing, Web design and merchandising capabilities. With Shutterfly's impressive growth has come an increased need for storage, database and applications. So Shutterfly turned to Dell.
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TripAdvisor®, the world's largest travel site, was born in February of 2000 in a small office, conveniently located above a pizza shop and a dry cleaner. Today, the site has more than 260 million visitors from around the world each and every month and features over 125 million reviews and opinions worldwide.
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Sitting at the small, makeshift computer desk in his bedroom, all Stephen Kaufer wanted to do was plan a trip to Mexico for himself and his wife. The 1990s were quickly coming to a close and the Kaufers were ready for a break from the Newton, Massachusetts winter. It was a simple enough task, he thought. But searching the web for travel advice in 1999 was anything but simple. Like many other travelers at that time, Stephen became increasingly frustrated. Unlike the others, however, Stephen also became inspired.
Already a highly respected software developer and experienced entrepreneur, Stephen had an idea – to create an online travel resource that filtered out all the extraneous content and allowed travelers to focus on only the most relevant information for them.
In February of 2000, joined by co-founders that included Langley Steinert, Nick Shanny and Thomas Palka, the phenomenon that would become TripAdvisor was born. Working together in a small office conveniently located above a pizza shop and a dry cleaner, the founders set out to change the way consumers access and share travel information. Little did they know they were about to create the world's largest travel site.
Today, it's hard for most of us to imagine taking a trip without first visiting TripAdvisor. The site has more than 260 million visitors from around the world each month and features over 125 million reviews and opinions covering hotels, vacation rentals, restaurants, and attractions worldwide.
Of course, site traffic of this magnitude requires reliable servers, storage, databases and connectivity solutions. Which is where Dell comes in. The relationship between TripAdvisor and Dell goes as far back as 2005, but expanded in 2010 when Dell became the strategic technology partner to TripAdvisor.
In addition to providing a full suite of client experience solutions, Dell helps TripAdvisor power the travel experience for millions of consumers globally with custom-configured web servers and databases.
Dell also services feeds in each of the web site's referral-based services onto their platform and provides real-time translation of all customer service features across several travel referral services onto the sole TripAdvisor web design and database backend.
Dell has even delivered custom-built workstations that provide global access to workstations for engineers at TripAdvisor, that can be accessed across the globe. Ultimately, Dell helps power TripAdvisor to deliver an out-of-this-world experience that helps people traverse this one.
< backWhole Foods Market, the leading natural and organic food retailer, began with a single store in Austin, Texas, in 1980. Opening with a team of just 19, today, Whole Foods Market has over 70,000 team members and operates more than 360 stores throughout the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom.
Dell has long helped power this fast-growing company, and is proud to have played a part in Whole Foods Market's story. more >
It all began back in 1980 in Austin, Texas. Four local business people had an idea — that the world was ready for a natural foods supermarket. John Mackey and Renee Lawson Hardy, owners of Safer Way Natural Foods, and Craig Weller and Mark Skiles, owners of Clarksville Natural Grocery, came together to chase that dream. With a staff of 19 people, and without a computer in sight (this was, after all, 1980), the first "Whole Foods Market" opened its doors to the public.
In a tiny, windowless back room, amongst an eclectic array of garage sale furniture, supplier meetings took place, guitars were played and money was physically counted dollar by dollar by whomever was on hand. And when the room became too crowded, meetings were held at a picnic table out back, weather permitting or not. This common space reflected the humble, transparent, sharing culture of the company.
In 1984, the expansion began. First in Houston, Dallas and New Orleans, then slowly but surely, the rest of the country, building their own stores and acquiring other natural foods chains to fuel their growth. And grow they did.
360+ stores later, Whole Foods Market is the world's leading natural and organic food retailer. In addition to providing locally and organically grown produce and sustainably raised meat and seafood, they also offer over 2,600 store branded products. But perhaps most impressively, this international retailer maintains a strong commitment to serving its local communities.
Providing the highest quality natural and organic products is complicated – very complicated. So how does Whole Foods Market help stay connected and efficient while continuing to grow? With Dell, of course.
From the corporate headquarters at 6th and Bowie in Austin to regional offices and stores throughout the world, Dell continues to help power Whole Foods Market.
< backZoosk, a leading online dating company, was created by graduate school roommates in a rented residential space in Hayward, California in 2007. Today, Zoosk has 25 million members from 80 countries who use the number one grossing dating app. Dell is proud to be a part of Zoosk's story.


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Leading singers shine as Opera Carolina stages its first Russian opera, Tchaikovskys Eugene Onegin.
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The world of opera has much more to offer than the 10 or so works that companies like Opera Carolina perform in steady rotation. After six decades, Charlottes group finally is staging its first opera from Russia: Tchaikovskys lyrical and fiery Eugene Onegin. Its new to most everyone involved -- onstage, in the orchestra pit and in the audience.
But the singers in the central roles are right at home. Even if you didnt read it in their bios, their intensity, soul and red-blooded singing would tell you. Theyre the people who really are introducing Tchaikovskys opera -- the story of a young man who causes waves of heartache to himself and others -- to Charlotte.
Opera Carolinas staging of Onegin, which opened Saturday, also offers richly costumed ballroom scenes that establish the high-society setting and lend audience-friendly glitter. The Charlotte Symphonys dynamic and delicate playing amplifies the characters emotions. But the principals are the heart of the matter.
Vasily Ladyuk, who plays Onegin, brings dimension to a character who could easily seem just cold-hearted. Ladyuks ringing tones exude the confidence of a man who puts himself at the center of the universe. But he gives Onegin more shadings than that.
When young Tatiana, smitten with Onegin at first sight, confesses feelings for him that he doesnt reciprocate, Ladyuks gentleness shows that Onegin isnt merely being heartless by laying out the facts. As Onegin begins recognizing the trouble he brings those near him, Ladyuks questioning tone tells whats happening inside -- not that Onegin changes his ways. When love for Tatiana finally flares up inside Onegin, years too late, Ladyuks voice surges again. Now its edge of desperation helps drive the operas finish.
As Tatiana, Dina Kuznetsova brings the music as much abandon and full-throatedness as Ladyuk does. But revealing Tatianas vulnerability -- she fears love as much as she craves it -- is where Kuznetsova really hits home. Time and again, she spins out Tchaikovskys lyricism in a mere thread of whispering sound. Its fragility embodies her feelings. Yet it has strength enough to project throughout the theater.
The other person who suffers because of Onegin is his friend Lensky. Lensky is a poet, but Yeghishe Manucharyans bright, ardent voice shows that doesnt mean being a shrinking violet. He matches Ladyuks electricity. The rest of the cast isnt on the same level, though. There are vigorous performances, but theyre rough.
Dawn Pierce is a lively presence as Olga, Lenskys sweetheart, but singing in tune gets lost in the process. Victoria Livengood belts out most everything that comes from Tatianas servant and confidante, Filipevna -- even what ought to be cozy chitchat. As Prince Gremin, Tatianas husband as of late in the story, Kristopher Irmiter is resonant, not smooth.
In the party scenes, which are an important part of the operas appeal -- especially for newcomers to Russian works -- the Opera Carolina Chorus carries on with spirit. Conductor James Meena doesnt keep it synchronized with the orchestra as well as usual, though. A quartet from N.C. Dance Theatre, choreographed by Mark Diamond, also livens up the shindigs, even though the sets proliferation of columns doesnt leave much room to maneuver. In the comic-relief cameo of Monsieur Triquet, who entertains one of the parties, John Kaneklides goes all-out playing the fop.
But the further the story unfolds, the more its focus is on Onegin and Tatiana. Stage director Brian Deedrick puts Onegins emotional aloofness in the spotlight, literally -- periodically planting Ladyuk in the glare by himself. Regardless of any theatrical gambits like that, though, the passions that Ladyuk and Kuznetsova set loose through Tchaikovskys music are what really hit home.
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In all the arguments about the feasibility of pay-for-performance management systems, few people ever question the underlying assumption that linking pay to performance will motivate employees.
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After crunching data collected by the Merit Systems Protection Board, Langbein reached the opposite conclusion: The closer the link between pay and performance, the lower the level of performance. "It is frequently demotivating," she said.
It is not that employees do not care about money. Pay must be both fair and satisfactory. But don't expect a Pavlovian response if you dangle a slightly bigger paycheck in front of them.
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Our last day in Trento, went out in the morning for a ride to stretch the legs after yesterday. I found a fantastic bike path which runs next to the Adige River so followed that for little while. Had to stop on the way back to let a herd of sheep, goats and donkeys pass which is something you don't see back home.
I finished off by climbing up a large rocky outcrop which overlooks Trento called Doss Trento. The gradient was 15% + but only fairly short. Up ...
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... of water, warm coke and banans to help get me up. The quads cramped up in the last few km's so I couldn't stand up out of the saddle and then my left hamstring cramped in the last hundred odd meters but other than that it was just a matter of willing myself to keep turning those pedals over and watching the meters tick off.
I finished 77th out of 120 starters in my category so fairly happy considering the course isn't built for a larger guy like myself.
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... to the Swans get done :(. Early on this morning streamed the Sthn Power boys having an easy win in their GF.
The plan was to visit the Caproni Aeronautical Museum in the arvo however it is a difficult place to get to so we settled for panini and a trip on the cable car up to Sardegna which overlooks Trento. Apparently the area was bombed in 1943/44.
Some pasta for dinner, get the gear ready and try to get an good nights sleep...
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... and did the first leg of sundays' race, a Cat. 2 8km climb about 15km nth of Trento up to a little town called Verla and then back again.
Without a doubt it has to be the most spectacular scenery I have ever seen, riding along the valley floor surrounded by 1600m walls on either side. Even the climb up to Verla was great, vineyard and apple orchard lined roads and then passing through tiny little ...
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Definición de bypass en inglés:
Silabificación: by·passPronunciación: /ˈbīˌpas
- 1A road passing around a town or its center to provide an alternative route for through traffic.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The opportunity of providing a town centre bypass along the former railway line to the east of the buildings in High Street has now disappeared.
- In my view the money could be much better spent and still leave more than enough to build a first class safe road with bypasses of major towns such as Castledermot and Carlow.
- It would have saved expensive town bypasses, additional roads and parking facilities, not to mention the benefits to the ozone layer and global warming.
- 1.1A secondary channel, pipe, or connection to allow a flow when the main one is closed or blocked.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Power was restored to the effected racks via a manual bypass onto raw mains at approximately 10: 01 hrs.
- The Council discounted several land corridors that were home to the fern because it believed the bypass would be blocked by a legal challenge if one of them was chosen.
- The road was closed to traffic until late afternoon when a temporary bypass was established to allow cars past the accident spot.
- 1.2A surgical operation in which an alternative channel is created, especially to improve blood flow to the heart when a coronary artery is blocked: he had a heart bypass in 2003Más ejemplos en oraciones
- They are blood bypasses around a badly scarred liver (cirrhosis).
- Although post-bypass elective surgery is less risky, the additive risks of the bypass and the surgery outweigh the risk of going straight to surgery.
- Patients undergoing cardiac surgery may be at high risk because of the use of extracorporeal circulation bypass associated with cardiac procedures.
- 1.3The alternative channel created during a bypass operation.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- He has also had a heart bypass, and an operation on his leg arteries for a condition that left him almost crippled.
- Unfortunately, many of us know someone who underwent surgery in the last year, and whether it was a hip operation or a heart bypass, more than likely a blood transfusion was required.
- A patient using this for an hour a day over a five-week period will see the same beneficial effects as they would from having a heart bypass operation, without having to risk having this major procedure.
- 1Go past or around: bypass the farm and continue to the roadMás ejemplos en oraciones
- We bypass a farm with fine barns and cross another idyllic little stream by way of four large stepping-stones.
- Opening or bypassing (getting round) the blocked arteries can help.
- Dodging past the pedestrians with his gun drawn, Philip bypassed a bike shop and stopped, leaning on his knees for leverage.
go around, go past, make a detour around; avoid - 1.1Provide (a town) with a route diverting traffic from its center: the town has been bypassedMás ejemplos en oraciones
- When Kildare Town is bypassed it will create traffic chaos in Monasterevin during peak periods as ever rising numbers of vehicles slow down to a crawl through the town.
- A pressure group is working with campaigners in Westbury to devise a new link road system for traffic to bypass the town.
- The site is currently used as a driving range and will be adjacent to the proposed new ring road which will bypass Thurles town centre.
- 1.2Avoid or circumvent (an obstacle or problem): a manager might bypass formal channels of communicationMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Under the circumstances, the ministry hopes its new policy initiative would bypass the problem.
- It seems that the cognitive system has evolved an impressive algorithm that bypasses the problems encountered by formal mathematics.
- But the research team have found a way to bypass this problem by training antibodies to neutralise the damaging toxic waste emitted into the blood stream by meningococcal bacteria.
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I made this small game for the Pale Machine Expansion Pack, which is a bunch of game based on the Pale Machine album by Bo en (which happens to be the stage name of my pal Calum Bowen).
Tired of the same old family summer trip? Go for a week long holiday in Gulag Paradise, a journey you will remember for the rest of your life. Discover the five differents fates that await you in Siberia (so yeah, five endings). Made in a few days for the retronofuture context. Music by David Box & Titouan Millet. Mentionned on IndieStatik & RockPaperShotgun.
More or less made for a random Braingale jam. It's a game about education, and succeeding at life and such. It has colors, and some great audio by Calum Bowen. Mentionned on l'Oujevipo, IndieStatik, Eurogamer & IndieGames.
A game experiment made for the Ludum Dare 25. I put 50$ at stake and the game lasted for only one month, at the end of which someone won those bucks. By clicking on blocks, you earned points. You could then have kept those points, or given them to a charity. The more points you had, the more likely to be selected to win at the end you were. I should really write a blog post about this because it's fucking hard to explain. Yep, I'll definitely do that soon. At the end, the UNICEF won. Mentionned on l'Oujevipo
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A local multiplayer game about jumping from space and shit. Grab cool stuff, hit your friends hard and avoid blowing your brain up. Sexiest pitch. Up to 4 players (recomended to use a second keyboard for 3 or more), and made for the Sports TIGcompo. Artz by dziff, soundz by lectronice and David Box. Mentionned on l'Oujevipo & IndieStatik.
KANVA is a local multiplayer game: one player takes the role of a painter, and can change the game world to induce a story. The other players take the place of the narrator, trying to put words on what the painter is doing and thus tell a story. The painter actually plays with a real palette, and can change from the color of the world to the weather, and add encounters with NPC characters and events, each of them with a special behaviour. Words appear on screen to help the narrators. The game was played during Artgame Weekend #3 and was greatly received by the crowd as some hilarious stories were made. Due to the special installation recquired, the game is no longer playable. The full team that worked on KANVA: dziff, Aurore Fiorini, Romain Trouillet, Gregory Tantucci and Florent Louis.
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Kickz has been made for the Experimental Gameplay and the Stattmedia Game Contest, and is a rythm game meant to be played with 5 giants buttons in a empty pool. Yes. It has been shown amongst other games for one night in Berlin last February, and unless you have this kind of installation at home, is no longer playable.
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Sort of a stealth game, Poltergeist comes from another Ludum Dare, which theme was Escape. I then posted a slightly improved version on Kongregate. Arrows & Ctrl. Sorry it's kinda hard :) Briefly mentionned on Rock Paper Shotgun, yay!
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A game about cloning & brain & shit, made in one week for a FlashPunk contest. Arrows & WASD.
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ES 101B: Communication in the Digital Age Laboratory (1 unit)
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Fall 2012
Section 2, Section Code: 2929
Instructor: Saeid Rahimi
Days: Tuesdays
Times: 5:30 pm - 8:20 pm
Location: Salazar Hall, Room 2003
Office hours: Tuesdays, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm or by appointment
Phone: (707) 664-3390
Office location: Salazar Hall, Room 2008B
E-Mail: rahimi at sonoma dot edu
Course Overview:
Laboratory, 2 hours and 50 minutes. To demonstrate the concepts discussed in the course ES 101A and give hands-on experience to the students. (Does not apply to ES majors.) This course meets the GE science Laboratory under area B3. The objectives of the course are as follow:
- Improve the understanding of the practical aspects of theories of science and technology.
- Improve problem solving and critical thinking skills through application of scientific knowledge using hands-on activities.
- Get some hands-on experience and basic terminologies used in communication, narrowband or broadband technologies.
- Get some hands-on experience with the electrical, electronics and optical measurement equipment.
- Explore the application of scientific methods involved in electrical engineering.
While ES 101B is independent from ES 101A, students are highly encouraged to take these two concurrently.
Attendance is an important part of a student's university experience. Your participation in class activities, either lab or group discussion, is essential and part of your final grade.
Course Textbook: There is no textbook for this class. The necessary course material will be posted on the course web site. Students are encouraged to read the material ahead of time. Students can access the material by using their Seawolf id and password.
Group Discussions: During the course of the semester, there will be one or more group discussions that will address some important topics covered in the lecture.
Academic Honesty: You are responsible to behave ethically and honestly. Copying, cheating, forgery and other unethical or dishonest actions are not tolerated. In such case, the person will receive zero grade and can be reported to SSU authorities. SSU Policy on Cheating and Plagiarism
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Whenever and wherever your next outdoor gathering happens, this stylish table will be there to help pin things down. The cheeky, contemporary design doesn't just look like a pin—simply stick the pointy end into the ground and you have a sturdy outdoor side table. Its size is easily portable, and the surface is great for holding drinks between two lawn chairs, offering snacks at your next backyard barbecue, or keeping picnic foods up away from the ants. The combination of playful and practical is a hallmark of the table's creator, Norwegian designer Andreas Engesvik. Made in China.
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