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Swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, fatigue and headache are some of the symptoms of mononucleosis, which is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus. It is generally self-limiting and most patients can recover in 4 to 6 weeks without medications.
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Author(s) | PAPI team |
Version | PAPI current |
Last modified | 2010/06/18 |
Author support | Yes |
Component overview | Infiniband Network Component |
Source Code |
Contents |
This component enables PAPI-C to access hardware monitoring counters for InfiniBand devices through the OFED library.
Use the "Download tarball" link on the provided page to download a tarball of the source code folder to your computer. Untar the folder and place it in the components directory of your PAPI source tree. Configure the component by running infiniband/configure with two arguments:
This only needs to be done once Configure PAPI using "--with-component=infiniband". Rebuild PAPI.
Requires OFED versions >= 1.4.
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Comfort Height | No |
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Country Of Origin | USA |
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Rough In | 12 |
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After consulting the writing of a French naturalist to extrapolate the size and type of the animal from the size of its bones, Jefferson concluded that the Monroe County cave had contained the remains of a 5-foot-long cat that weighed an estimated 260 pounds. He told those at the conference that an Indian rock carving found near Point Pleasant bore the likeness of "a perfect figure of a lion" that may have roamed the region prior to the arrival of white settlers.
Jefferson delivered his presentation on the mysterious West Virginia creature on March 3, 1797, the day before his inauguration as vice president.
By 1799, when Jefferson published his observations on the creature in a scholarly journal, he had correctly concluded that the bones from the Monroe County cave were not those of a giant cat, but more likely came from a large type of sloth.
The sloth, as it turned out, weighed up to 800 pounds and when mature, was up to 10 feet in length. Its claws were likely used to tear off the tree branches and leaves it was believed to have relied on for nourishment. They roamed across much of North America, their fossilized remains turning up from West Virginia to Alaska.
While scientists later determined that Megalonyx jeffersoni, or Jefferson's ground sloth, as the creature was later named, became extinct about 10,000 years ago, Jefferson wasn't so sure. Early in his term as America's third president, Jefferson urged Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to be on the lookout for the creature as they explored the unmapped territory to the west during their Corps of Discovery exploration in 1804-06.
In 2008, West Virginia geologist Ray Garton led the successful effort to have Megalonyx jeffersoni be designated the state's official fossil.
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Tallahassee, FL 32306
About Florida State University
- Year of Foundation 1851
- Size of Campus 452 Acre
- Type of Instituition Public institution
- Religious Orientation None
- Degrees Bachelor , Master, Post-Bachelor,Post-Master
- Calendar Type Semester
- Undergraduate Population 30,783
- Women % / Men % / Out of state 55%, 45%, 10.1%
- App. Deadlines FAFSA
- Tuition Costs In / Out - State $3,156 in-state, $17,691 out-of-state
- Room and Board $8,390
- Nonfall Registration Accepted
- Selectivity of the Intuition More selective
- Application Fee $30
- Enrollment No. 30,474
Reference: Florida State University
Florida State University's Seven Days of Opening Nights-the highly acclaimed performing arts festival that takes place each February in Tallahassee-welcomes a new director.
Christopher J. Heacox, who has served since 2009 as executive director of the 120-year-old Friday Musicale festival in Jacksonville, Fla., will assume the position Aug. 1. Heacox will succeed Steve MacQueen, who is now the artistic director at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts and Burlington Discover Jazz Festival in Vermont.
Heacox is a Florida State alumnus who earned a bachelor's degree in music and a master's degree in jazz and contemporary media from the Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester in New York. He was selected after a national search for the position. Leo Welch, associate dean for community engagement and professor in the College of Music, chaired the seven-member search committee.
- "Negro Spiritual." Scholarship Foundation.
- American Culinary Federation-American Academy Of Chefs-1
- American Culinary Federation-American Academy Of Chefs-2
- American Water Ski Educational Foundation
- American Welding Society Nw Lejeune
- Astronaut Scholarship Foundation-1
- Astronaut Scholarship Foundation-2
- Astronaut Scholarship Foundation-3
- Blanche Naugher Fowler Charitable Scholarship Trust
- Chairscholars Foundation, Inc.
- Chopin Foundation Of The United States, Inc.
- Dade Community Foundation
- Danish Sisterhood Of America
- Florida Education Association Trust Scholarship Award
- Florida Federation Of Garden Clubs, Inc-2
- Florida Federation Of Garden Clubs, Inc.-1
- Florida Federation Of Garden Clubs, Inc.-3
- Florida Funeral Directors Association
- Foundation For The Advancement Of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc.-1
- Foundation For The Advancement Of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc.-2
- Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation
- International Food Service Executives Association
- J. Hugh And Earle W. Fellows Memorial Fund-1
- J. Hugh And Earle W. Fellows Memorial Fund-2
- J. Hugh And Earle W. Fellows Memorial Fund-3
- J. Hugh And Earle W. Fellows Memorial Fund-4
- Jorge Mas Canosa Freedom Foundation
- Junior Achievement Inc.
- National Federation Of State Poetry Societies
- National Foundation For Advancement In The Art S
- National Foundation For Advancement In The Arts-1
- National Foundation For Advancement In The Arts-2
- National Gerontological Nursing Association
- Southern Scholarship Foundation
- Theodore R. And Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship Fund
- Valencia Community College Foundation
Social Life And Activities
- Alcohol Policies Yes
- Number of frats 28
- Other general policies class attendance policies set by individual instructors, honor code, hazing prohibited
- Number of frat chapter houses 20
- Popular Event and Social Activities on Campus Seven Days of Opening Nights (a fine and performing arts festival), Dance Marathon, Flying High Circus, Parents' Weekend, Homecoming Festivities & Parade, President's Ice Cream Social, Last Call Before Fall (concert), Seminole Sensation Week, Market Wednes
- Number of students in fraternities 28
- Percent students who are frat members 14%
- Number of honor societies Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Golden Key International Honour Society, Phi Eta Sigma, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, The W. E. B. DuBois Honor Society, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Garnet Key Honor Society, The Oscar Arias Sanchez Honor So
- Setting Urban
- Number of sororities 24
- On-campus religious organizations (Appears as submitted by school) Athletes in Action, Baha'i Unity Group, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Beyond Believing Campus Ministry, Bhakti Yoga Club, Campus Crusade for Christ, Campus Renewal Ministries, Catholic Student Union, Chabad Student Club At
- Other on-campus organizations N/A
- Percent students who are frat sororities 14%
- Number of on-campus international organizations (Appears as submitted by school) African Student Association, Aikido, American Indian Student Union, Amnesty International, Arab Cultural Association, Asian Law Student Association, Asian Student Union, Azucar Dance, Bangladesh Student Association, Bhakti
- Distance to nearest airport Jacksonville, if not Tallahassee (170), Tallahassee (5)
- Distance to nearest train Tallahassee (1)
- Distance to nearest bus Tallahassee (1)
- Public Transportation to the University Yes
- Car Permitted On Campus Yes
Student Housing
- Type of housing provided for students coed dorms, women's dorms, sorority housing, fraternity housing, apartments for married students, apartment for single students, special housing for disabled students, other housing options
- Percentage of housing units owned by the college that are doubles 32%
- High speed or wireless internet in college housing 100%
- College housing safety - Sprinkler system N/A
- Percentage of housing units owned by the college that are apartments 25%
- College housing safety - Fire alarms N/A
- Number of housing and appartment units owned by the university 13
- College campus housing availability Yes
- Percentage of housing units owned by the college that are triples 34%
- Off and remote campus housing assistance available Yes
- Percentage of housing units owned by the college that are singles 9%
- On and Off campus housing offered Yes
- Percentage of housing units owned by the college that are undefined N/A
- Number of students using college housing 14%
Campus Services
- OS of Wifi Network N/A
- Student Computer Availability Yes
- Library On Campus Yes
- Number of e-books 252,623
- Location Of Area With Wireless Support in some of the libraries (excluding computer labs), in all the libraries, in some classrooms, in computer labs, in administrative/faculty offices and work areas, in some of the college-owned, operated, or affiliated housing
- Number Of Wired Computers Available In The Library N/A
- Location Of Available Computers computer center/labs, residence halls, library, student center
- Internet Access Yes
- Number Of Books in Library 2,889,810
- Estimated Capacity Of Wireless Network 3,000
- Number Of Subscriptions 42,076
- Basic Services Provided nonremedial tutoring, women's center, placement service, day care, health service, health insurance
- Student Email Accounts Yes
- Number of Audiovisuals-cds,videos,dvds 75,848
- Wireless Network - Student wi-fi Yes
- Number Of Wired Computers Available In Classrooms N/A
- Campus Safety 24-hour foot and vehicle patrols, late night transport/escort service, 24-hour emergency telephones, lighted pathways/sidewalks, controlled dormitory access (key, security card, etc)
- Number Of Wired Computers Available In The Other Locations N/A
- Counseling Services minority student, career, military, personal, veteran student, academic, older student, psychological, birth control, religious
- Museums Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts, Ringling Museum of Art, Marine Lab, Oceanographic Institute, National High Magnetic Field Lab, Developmental Research school, Challenger Space Center, Planetarium, Accelerators, Super Computers, Asolo Conservat
- Number Of Wired Computers Available In Campus Labs(est) N/A
- Tutoring and Remedial Help reading, math, writing, study skills
- Online Course Registration Available Yes
- Computer Courses No
- Library Facilities Dirac Science Library, Claude Pepper Library, Allen Music Library, Goldstein Library, College of Medicine Library, Law Library. Panama City ARC, Republic of Panama Branch Campus Library, Ringling Museum of Art Library
- Number Of Microforms 8,057,015
- Student Allowed To Post A Web Page Yes
Student Employment and Career
- Number of undergraduates (only) with employment 9%
- The average earnings of employed undergrads 4,014
- Employed Students after 1 year N/A
- Student Employment Fedral Work Study Program Available
- Career placment and training co-op education, on-campus job interviews, internships, resume assistance, career/job search classes, alumni network, interest inventory, interview training
- Does the school discourage student employment No
- Employed Students after 6 Months N/A
- Top Companies Selecting Students For Jobs Ernst & Young; PricewaterhouseCoopers; Cerner Corporation; Harris Corporation; Burdines-Macy's; Marriott International; Pulte Homes; Sherwin Williams; Hewitt Associates; KPMG; City Furniture; Florida Power & Light; Lockheed Martin; Florida Auditor General
- Employed Students after 2 years N/A
- Airforce ROTC on campus? Offered on campus
- Navy ROTC on campus? Offered at cooperating institution (Florida A&M)
- Army ROTC on campus? Offered on campus
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OGDENSBURG St. Lawrence County sold 139 parcels for more than $1 million Saturday at its auction of tax-acquired property at Lockwood Arena in Ogdensburg.
The money generated is nearly twice as much as last years sale of 110 properties which the county sold for $550,000. This years total sales were $1,043,800.
There were a few bigger properties and some houses, Treasurer Kevin M. Felt said. We need the money but its sad people are letting decent houses go because they cant afford their taxes.
The county started with 330 properties in the sale but ended up with 139 as owners were able to redeem the parcels if they paid back taxes, interest and penalties by the close of business Friday.
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Shelter-In-Place OrderShelter-in-place orders will be made by the Chancellor of the University or his/her designee or by the direction of the City of Kearney.
In situations where rapid deployment of shelter-in-place is critical to ensure the continued health and safety of the community, the on-scene command has authority to order the shelter-in-place.
Shelter-In-Place Area DefinitionThe definition of the area to be sheltered will be determined by those officials recommending or ordering the shelter-in-place based on the advice of appropriate advisory agencies.
Building Emergency Personnel For the purpose of this plan, Emergency Personnel and their alternates have been selected to ensure that building sheltering is carried out as planned.
ProceduresUpon notification of sheltering in place, emergency personnel will complete the job tasks as assigned. It is the responsibility of all building occupants to follow any emergency directions and immediately proceed to a safe location within the building. Faculty are responsible for dismissing their classes and relaying all emergency directions to their students. University employees and students are responsible for relaying all emergency directions to their visitors/customers.
Contract workers will be made familiar with the procedure outlined herein and are expected to shelter upon notification. Designated essential personnel needed to continue or shut down critical operations while a shelter-in-place is underway are responsible for recognizing and/or determining when to abandon the operation and shelter themselves.
Disability ProceduresAny person unable to sheltering-in-place or who needs assistance with sheltering-in-place should inform a building occupant or a floor monitor. Move to an interior room. If it is unsafe to do so, remain in your office/classroom/residence.
Supervisory personnel and course instructors are responsible for identifying and escorting to safety individuals with disabilities located in their offices/classrooms, if possible.
Access ControlIn certain situations and if possible building emergency personnel will lock all building outside doors to limit access to the building when necessary.
Re-EntryRemain indoors until "All Clear" message is received and then follow any directions given. If needed Facilities will inspect university buildings and property to ensure they are able to be utilized after a shelter-in-place event.


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Detailed Fund Information
American Funds Preservation PortfolioSM (portfolio series fund) |
Daily Prices
Updated March 11, 2014, 3:16PM Pacific time
Net Asset Value (NAV) | $9.90 |
NAV Change | $0.00 |
(All prices are subject to revision.)
Historical Prices & Distributions
Ticker Symbols & Fund Numbers
Fund Number | 645 |
Ticker/Quotron Symbol | PPEFX |
CUSIP Number | 02630Y 75 2 |
Also on this page: Investments | Returns & Expenses | Composition | Portfolio Oversight Committee
Fund Description
Fund Objective | The fund's investment objective is to provide current income, consistent with preservation of capital. |
Distinguishing Characteristics | The fund will attempt to achieve its investment objectives by investing in a mix of American Funds in different combinations and weightings. |
Types of Investments | Principally invest in funds that seek current income through bond investments. |
Fund Facts
Minimum Initial Investment | $250 |
Shareholder Accounts (aggregated for all share classes; updated monthly) | 20,730 |
Regular Dividends Paid | Monthly |
Capital Gains Paid | — |
Fund Inception | May 18, 2012 |
Fiscal Year-End | October |
The months indicated for dividends and capital gains paid represent the anticipated current year ex-dividend date schedule for all share classes.
Assets and Portfolio Turnover (for fiscal years)
Fiscal Year | Fund Assets (millions) | Portfolio Turnover |
2013 | $489.4 | 11% |
2012 | $240.9 | 16% |
Assets shown are for combined share classes.
Underlying Funds**
as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Bond Funds: 100.0% | |
The Bond Fund of America® | 20.0% |
Intermediate Bond Fund of America® | 40.0% |
Short-Term Bond Fund of America® | 40.0% |
View Portfolio holdings
as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly, upon availability)
Returns & Expenses
Figures shown are past results and are not predictive of results in future periods. Current and future results may be lower or higher than those shown. Results shown at net asset value have all distributions reinvested. If a sales charge had been deducted, the results would have been lower. Share price and return will vary, so investors may lose money. Investing for short periods makes losses more likely. Investments are not FDIC-insured, nor are they deposits of or guaranteed by a bank or any other entity, so they may lose value. Definitions and other important legal information about these prices and returns are shown below.
Rates of Return*
Average Annual Total Returns | |||||
1 yr | 3 yrs | 5 yrs | 10 yrs | Fund Lifetime | |
February 28, 2014 (most recent month-end) | |||||
December 31, 2013 (most recent quarter-end) | |||||
Expense Ratios†
American Funds Preservation Portfolio (net) | 0.47% |
American Funds Preservation Portfolio (gross) | 0.58% |
Lipper Short-Intermediate Investment-Grade Debt Funds Average | — |
12-Month Distribution Rates‡
As of February 28, 2014 (updated monthly)
Annualized 30-Day SEC Yield‡
As of February 28, 2014 (updated monthly)
At net asset value | 1.39% |
Portfolio Summary
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Asset-Backed Obligations | 1.7% |
Cash & equivalents | 4.8% |
Federal Agency Obligations Non-Mortgage | 12.2% |
Mortgage-Backed Securities | 14.4% |
Municipal Securities | 1.7% |
Non-U.S. Corporate and Governmental Bonds | 12.6% |
Other | 0.0% |
Stocks and Convertible Securities | 0.1% |
U.S. Corporate Bonds | 16.0% |
U.S. Treasuries | 36.5% |
Quality Summary
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
U.S. Treasuries/Agencies | 48.6% |
AAA/Aaa | 17.2% |
AA/Aa | 10.0% |
BBB/Baa | 6.3% |
BB/Ba | 0.4% |
CCC & Below | 0.2% |
Unrated | 0.2% |
Cash & equivalents | 4.8% |
Data calculated based on the holdings of the underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Average Life (years) | 4.0 |
Average Duration (years) | 3.3 |
Bond ratings, which typically range from AAA/Aaa (highest) to D (lowest), are assigned by credit rating agencies such as Standard & Poor's, Moody's and/or Fitch, as an indication of an issuer's creditworthiness. If agency ratings differ, the security will be considered to have received the highest of those ratings, consistent with the fund's investment policies. Securities in the Unrated category have not been rated by a rating agency; however, the investment adviser performs its own credit analysis and assigns comparable ratings that are used for compliance with fund investment policies.
Asset Mix
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of January 31, 2014 (updated monthly)
U.S. Equities | 0.1% |
Non-U.S. Equities | 0.0% |
U.S. Bonds | 82.1% |
Non-U.S. Bonds | 12.4% |
Cash & Equivalents | 5.4% |
Assets and Portfolio Turnover (for fiscal years)
Fiscal Year | Fund Assets (millions) | Portfolio Turnover |
2013 | $489.4 | 11% |
2012 | $240.9 | 16% |
Assets shown are for combined share classes.
Portfolio Oversight Committee
Number of years with American Funds or affiliates | |
Alan N. Berro | 23 |
James B. Lovelace | 32 |
Wesley K.-S. Phoa | 15 |
John H. Smet | 30 |
Andrew B. Suzman | 21 |
Bradley J. Vogt | 26 |
(as of the prospectus dated January 1, 2014)
The portfolio managers shown are reflected in the fund's most recent prospectus.
Important Legal Information
For fund of funds, investment allocations may not achieve fund objectives. There are expenses associated with the underlying funds in addition to fund of funds expenses. The fund's risks are directly related to the risks of the underlying funds as described below. For more information about the risks associated with each underlying fund, go to its detailed fund information page or read its prospectus.
Investing outside the United States involves risks, such as currency fluctuations, periods of illiquidity and price volatility, as more fully described in the prospectus. These risks may be heightened in connection with investments in developing countries.
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FOOD -- We went to eat the buffet lunch they had for us and it was surprisingly good. It was not crowded and was very clean and tidy. Dinner the first night was great! we loved our waiter/s they were fun-tastic!!! Radu and Vio. I can't say enough about them and how much we really enjoyed them. we all tipped extra at the end. we even seen them in Cozumel and they recognized us( by name of course) and Radu bought my brother in-law a Corona. dinners were better than I had anticipated. a bit rushed. (early seating) the food quality was very good. the desserts were not that great. some were good and some were just okay. I did like the grand marnier souffle. We all loved the little singing shows they put on especially the kids. Breakfast needs some improvements. they had the same thing everyday. okay for 4 days but 7 would have been tough. We did afternoon tea one day and that was better than I had expected as well. Pizza was a favorite for the kids. 24 hrs. The appetizers at the captain's party were not that great.
COZUMEL: This was our only port. We liked being on the ship for 2 days at sea and 1 day in port from 7am -midnite. it was just the right mix. we got to fully enjoy cozumel and fully enjoy the ships activities as well with out feeling rushed anywhere. We all went to Paradise beach early in the day and spent the whole day enjoying all it had to offer. I can not say enough about this beach. thanks to all the info on these boards we found the perfect spot. The chicken burrito was the best I have ever eaten, and they brought it to you on your lounge chair. The kids and some adults had a ball on the Ice burg, even doing back flips off the top of it. It was well worth the 5.00 to get in and the cost of drinks and food. all of which was well worth it. We met people who bought the Beach excursions to other beaches for 75.00 per person and got hot dogs and open bar. we ate and drank like kings. for about 40.00 per adult. We went back to the ship and showered,changed and went to the buffet dinner on deck, then back into town. shopped a little, stopped for 1.00 corona's at a little bar in town (they were Ice Cold) and then on to Carlos and Charlies. that was much fun to be had even with Kids. we stopped by Fat Tuesdays (that's were we saw the waitstaff and crew having fun) then back to the ship. the kids went to a Camp Carnival slumber party. We went to The Lido Deck Party. it was a blast. (the Mexican midnight buffet was not that great.) The Mexican mama drinks were great. Then on to the casino. this was our best night by far. I brought ( from back home) lite cubes for our drinks and glowstick bracelets. We gave out the bracelets to people we had met and it made the out door party even more fun.
On a side note. Camp Carnival delivered the kids 10 and 11 yrs old to there cabins at 3 am after there slumber party. the fee was only 26.00 per kid from 10-3am it was wonderful. the kids enjoyed it very much and made new friends to play with on board during the day. they only did the camp at night. and enjoyed there new friend during the day on deck with all of us.
SOME disappointing ITEMS: The bar service in the Paris Lounge and some of the other lounges, was extremely Slow. If you didn't want a big bar bill it was great but if you wanted a drink it was very bad. I was surprised I thought they would be pushing the drinks at you. Breakfast was very weak, they needed more variety. Our friend's cabin steward was a slacker. Most of them were good but you can get some bad ones I suppose. The overall desserts on board were not that great. I couldn't get a bag of potato chips anywhere to go with sandwiches. Also the biggest thing they need improvement on is the sandwich area and pizza area should have more than one person working at a time. with 2000 plus people on board they should have more staff at these areas. There were only 6 -10 people in line but it went very slow due to only 1 person working. My family got there food and had it eaten by time I got a sandwich.
BEST CRUISE CRITIC TIPS: The dry erase boards. These helped so much with a group of 11 and 4 cabins. Not one board was stolen. Paradise Beach. AWESOME BEACH. (TOM WAS OFF BUT WE DIDN'T CARE.) Duct tape. I took it just in case and I actually used it to secure the magnets to the back of the dry erase board. they kept falling off. I was so glad I packed it. The clothespins for the shower curtain. The highliters for the Capers Lanyards for the sign & sail cards (although you can buy them in the gift shop.) Plastic ziplock bags.
BIGGEST SURPRISE: The beds were much more comfortable than I had expected. I didn't notice the ship to be as gaudy as others have described it. It was bright colors in some areas but it was not very noticeable or offending to us. Also as far as the elevators went. They were not that bad. somewhat worn and some scratches but I probably wouldn't have even noticed if people didn't point it out here on these reviews.
OVERALL: We had a great time. I would go again in a heartbeat. No vacation is ever perfect. But Carnival was better than I had expected and would cruise them again. It is a perfect family vacation. If you are looking for a romantic cruise for 2 this may not be for you. but it is definitely a Fun ship and I needed to sleep all day the day I returned.


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Where do visiting fans usually congregate?
The majority of the fans hang out right in the heart of the town in front of Viana Café but recently there are several bars beside each other (including Estudio 22) that have opened up in front of the Sé Catheral and I imagine there will be a big concentration there also. It's a big place with many bars and cafés and can cater for many fans at a very reasonable price.
What are the best ways of getting around the city?
By foot is your best bet. There are your usual city bus tours but the best way is by foot down the narrow streets or the open shopping areas. Everything is accessible and much easier to reach within a few minutes from the centre of the town.
How is the weather at the moment in Braga?
The weather is unpredictable at the best of times. At the start of October we had days touching 30 degrees and then the next week we had torrential rain. You never can tell and it's best to check the weather forecast online the day before you travel for the game.
Anything to avoid doing or areas to steer clear of?
The town is extremely safe. As with every town you have a few beggars and the matchday attrcts even more. Under no circumstances should you give any coins to them otherwise they will not leave you alone. Say no and turn away. Some Braga fans may want to swap scaves and again don't give them to the beggars as it will only encourage them to try harder. Crime in Braga is extremely low compared to other Portuguese cities but like any foreign town it's probably better not to walk around on your own at night. You can use taxis which are about 5€ (£4) to the stadium but avoid the taxis to the airport as you will be lucky to pay less than 60€ (£48). There is an excellent airport service from the bus


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Patrik Berglund scored on a penalty shot and goalie Jaroslav Halak bounced back from a poor game to lead the St. Louis Blues over the Nashville Predators 3-0 on Thursday night.
The Blues have won three of four this season, including a 4-3 shootout win in Nashville on Monday.
Vladimir Tarasenko and T.J. Oshie also scored for St. Louis, which has at least one point in 11 of its last 13 meetings with Central Division rival Nashville.
The Predators lost for the first time in regulation this season. They began the campaign with shootout losses to Columbus and St. Louis.
Halak, who made 13 saves, was pulled three days earlier after allowing three goals on 11 shots in Nashville. He rebounded to record his second shutout of the season and the 24th of his career. Halak made 14 saves in a 6-0 win over Detroit on Jan. 19.
Tarasenko, who made it 3-0 in the third period, has four goals and two assists in four games.
Berglund was hauled down from behind by Mike Fisher midway through the second period.
Berglund also scored on a penalty shot Jan. 24, 2012, in a 3-2 loss to Pittsburgh.
Oshie poked in a rebound of a drive by David Perron to give St. Louis a 1-0 lead midway through the first period. The power-play goal was the Blues' seventh of the season in their first 11 chances. Oshie has three goals in four games.
St. Louis had 18 of the game's first 22 shots on goal and held Nashville without a shot for a stretch of 16:10 in the opening period.
Nashville goalie Pekka Rinne had lost only once in regulation in his previous seven games against St. Louis.
The Blues improved to 4-1-1 in their last six games at home against Nashville. The Predators have not scored in the last 182 minutes, 44 seconds of regulation play in St. Louis.
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Colin and Keith
This year Colin and Keith dressed up like each other. I did a side-by-side shot of both of them. They were spot on!
Happy Halloween
It was a party at Making Memories today. Check out our costumes and vote for your favorite!
We at Making Memories would like to wish you all a Happy Halloween! Like you, we're excited to celebrate the holiday in the right way and that includes having our employees dress up for the occasion. We're excited to share those pictures with you, so stay tuned.
Until then, we'll indulge you with these layouts from Laura Vegas and Wendy Anderson. These are the final Making Memories' Spellbound layouts we have to show you, so hopefully you've had the chance to get some great ideas this month. No doubt you'll be taking plenty of photos of your little trick-or-treaters today, so here are some great ideas of how to scrapbook them.Happy Halloween!
Negative Space Challenge
Don't you love the feeling of taking something negative and turning it into a positive? If you do, you're going to love today's challenge -using the negative portion of an image on a layout.
I used my Slice, with the Making Memories' Spellbound design card, to cut three images out of my photo – a gravestone and two bats.
TIP: You can learn an easy technique for achieving perfect placement by watching this video.
After the images were cut out, I mounted my photo onto my layout with foam mounting squares because I wanted lots of dimension and even shadows on my page. I replaced a portion of the gravestone (the letters), and I cut additional bats from the glittered paper to add to my page as well.
If you don't have a Slice yet, you can still take my challenge – there are negative portions to lots of scrapbooking elements – die-cuts, stickers, chipboard, etc. I can't wait to see how YOU turn a negative into a positive and create a fun scrapbook page to showcase it!
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The following people will be enjoying Making Memories' Spellbound Collection for all of their Halloween celebrations.
Congratulations to:1. Marix2. Kathy Butler3. Wendy Myers4. Maria Cloud5. Diane Davies
If you are a winner, please email me your address so I can send your prize (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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What's New in October?
The moment you've all been waiting for has finally arrived: the Slice, along with all of its accessories, is shipping. Check out the video section of whyslice.com to learn more about it.
We know you can't wait to get your hands on the new design cards, paper, tools and storage items that go with this machine, but let's not forget our other new product that's being released this month.
Scrapbooking just got a whole lot easier with these pre-designed albums. Check out the rest of Making Memories' pre-designed albums on Making Memories' website.
The new embellishment center drawers provide a welcome addition to the popular storage item:
Look for these fabulous new items at your local scrapbooking store or visit the Making Memories website for more information.
Meet the Design Team
It's time to meet a couple more members of our design team: Jennifer Pebbles and Laura Vegas. We asked each of them one question that could help you get to know them a little better:
Jennifer Pebbles – What is your Favorite Smell?
I would have to say coconut! It has to be just coconut, though, not piña colada.I have been wearing some form of coconut perfume since my college days, and my most recent is a body spray from Bath & Body Works. I think I like it because it reminds me of suntan lotion and long hot summers. Washington doesn't get much in terms of sun. The coconut keeps my mind on sunnier days, which comes in handy when it rains here almost 365 days a year.
Laura Vegas - I Believe In…
I believe in doing something creative every day. I believe in taking some time for yourself to do what makes you happy. I know that sometimes it's hard to find time in our already busy days. I have a family – my husband and my two girls – and I work full-time in my home as a daycare provider with lots of babies and toddlers to keep me busy. Evenings and weekends get filled with homework, soccer practices and games, church activities, housework and errands. Like most people, I have a lot on my plate at any given time, and sometimes I feel guilty for taking time to do my own thing.
But I have learned that it's essential to my well-being. Being cooped up in the house all week with daycare kids takes its toll on me, and I get super moody and cranky – ask anyone. And as much as I love them all, the day-to-day task of taking care of kids doesn't leave me feeling very accomplished at the end of the day. But if I can take some time here and there throughout my day to be creative, it makes me feel like I've done something productive. Whether I'm making a layout, editing photos, looking through magazines and idea books, organizing my studio or planning layouts, as long as I get the chance to do something creative everyday, I am a happier person!
Keep watching our blog for more tidbits about the Making Memories Design Team.
Guest Designer Michele Beck
Today we are excited to feature Michele Beck as our guest designer.
Michele loves Making Memories product, but her favorite line is Noteworthy because of its "feminine and brilliant colors and chipboard." She decided to use her favorite products for this aptly named layout, "Perfect."
1 - First, she painted the background with Making Memories' Scrapbook Colors paint in white by drawing some circles to make clouds.
2 - Next she layered two pieces of Making Memories' Noteworthy paper, a photo and a journaling paper (cut to make a circle) for the background.
3 - She distressed the edge of each paper along with the background.
4 - To make trees, Michele punched out flowers and little circles from the Making Memories' Noteworthy paper.
5 - Next, she layered Making Memories' Noteworthy chipboard, die-cuts, and brads on one of the trunks and stapled Making Memories Noteworthy trims under the photo.
6 - She added two Noteworthy pebbles brads on each side of the title and wrote her journaling on the clouds.
7 - Finally, she tied a Making Memories' Noteworthy trim on the edge of my page and added some shimmer to the trees and clouds.
Thanks, Michele, for sharing your creativity with us.
Now that you've seen this project, post a comment and let us know what you think. Who knows? Maybe you could be featured as the next guest designer for Making Memories.
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Summary: This coverage of an event on national security and whistleblowers – which took place yesterday and continues today at the James Madison Montpelier Center for the Constitution – centers on GAP National Security & Human Rights Director Jesselyn Radack. NSA whistleblower/GAP client Thomas Drake, along with notable journalists and experts, are also in attendance. More on the event can be found here.
Key Quote: The administration of President Barack Obama has brought more charges against Americans under the Espionage Act than did all previous administrations combined, said Jesselyn Radack, director of national security and human rights for the Government Accountability Project.
Rally Outside USDA Today to Protest Poultry Inspection Privatization
Summary: GAP's Food Integrity Campaign details today's rally outside USDA's D.C. headquarters where GAP and other concerned groups will be protesting the agency's proposal to privatize poultry inspection. The rally was also detailed today in the Washington Post.
The Bill Newman Show: Jesselyn Radack and Thomas Drake
Summary: GAP National Security & Human Rights Director Jesselyn Radack and NSA whistleblower/GAP client Thomas Drake appeared on The Bill Newman Show last week before the Mount Holyoke American Whistleblower Tour stop. Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg was also a speaker at the stop. The podcast is the third one down on the page.
San Francisco Chronicle: Whistleblower Cases Have Cost CSU Millions
Summary: Since 2008, the California State University system has spent millions settling whistleblower retaliation suits at the schools in Long Beach, Channel Island and San Diego State. In one notable instance, a professor at Cal State-Long Beach was denied for promotion six times and shunned after she supposedly anonymously reported abuses of colleagues.
Bloomberg: FIFA May Start Whistleblower Line to Report Corrupt Officials
Summary: FIFA, the world soccer governing body, may start a whistleblower hotline where corruption and wrongdoing allegations can be made against FIFA officials.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Former Atlanta Treasurer Sues City over Firing
Summary: The former Atlanta Treasurer has filed a whistleblower suit against the city, alleging that he was fired after refusing to make "unethical and possibly illegal transfers of cash between various city accounts."
Memphis Daily News: Wharton Starts Whistleblower Program
Summary: After he received an anonymous complaint that led to a major city probe and investigation, the Memphis mayor has opened a whistleblower hotline where city employees can report wrongdoing.
Hannah Johnson is Communications Associate for the Government Accountability Project, the nation's leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization.


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Box: 2 Fold: 18 1986 Correspondence Mo
@ Anthony R. Moiso, pres., Rancho Mission Viejo, Calif.
@ A. Marcello Monarca, Questore di Roma*
@ Shirley Moore, General Services Administration, Calif.*
@ Chase Morsey, Jr.
Box: 2 Fold: 19 1986 Correspondence Mu
@ Michael Mullen, International Mission Radio Association, Inc. (IMRA)*
@ Edmond J. Benedetti, SJ, Vatican Observatory*
@ Steven Muller, pre., Johns Hopkins Unversity, Maryland. Includes TLS copy from Muller to Egidio Ortona, pres., Honeywell Information Systems Italia, Rome.*
@ James S. Munn, lawyer, Washington, DC
@ Murphy, Peter K. - TLS copies to John McCarthy, and William Helmick*
@ Dino Monduzzi, regent, Prefecture of the Pontifical Household, Vatican - TLS copy from Peter K. Murphy.*
@ William Murphy, undersecretary, Commission for Justice and Peace, Rome - TLS copies from WAW*
@ Harrold A. Murray, National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC.*
Box: 2 Fold: 20 1986 Correspondence P
@ Elving Castano Palmerio
@ D.K.S.M. Perera
@ Walter Persegati, Vatican Museums - TL/TLS copy from WAW.*
@ Ambassador Rinaldo Petrignani (Italy) - invitation*
@ Fr. Edward Pietrucha, CSP
Box: 2 Fold: 21 1986 Correspondence R
@ Raoul Rivalta, Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc., New York - Re publication of Rivalta's book, "One Day in Rome at the Vtican City State." Reference also to John Block and Gregory Peck.*
@ Edward L. Rowny, special advisor to the US presient and secretary of state for arms control matters. Provides summary of summit meeting between Ronald Reagan and Gorbachev. Reference also to Afghanistan.*
@ Frederick J. Ryan, Jr., dir. Presidential; Scehduling and Appointments*
Box: 2 Fold: 22 1986 Correspondence S
@ C.T. Sawyer, World Petroleum Congress, Washington, DC
@ Eleanor Schlafly, exec. dir., Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation, Missouri
@ Tshimbalanga Shala-Dibwe, ambassador of Zaire to Vatican*
@ William L. Sharpless, Council of American Ambassadors - TL/TLS copy from WAW. Includes autobiographical sketch by WAW.*
@ Achille Silvestrini, secretary, Council for Public Affairs, Vatican City - TL/TLS copy from WAW. Re drug use in Colombia. Includes information points by WAW. *
@ Robert Snyder, Masters & Masterworks, Film/TV Productions, Calif.*
Box: 2 Fold: 23 1986 Correspondence T
@ Bienvenido R. Tantoco, Sr., ambassador of Philippines to Vatican - telegram re tragedy of space shuttle "Challenger"*
@ Randal C. Teague, Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, Washington, DC
@ Victor Tesoro, Fordham University, Italian Academy. Includes TLS copy from Tesoro to Agostino Cardinal Casaroli.*
@ Edwin W. Thomas, regional administrator, San Francisco, Calif.*
@ Alan Thomson
@ James J. Tills, pres., JFP & Associates of Florida, Inc.
@ Emanuele Torlonia
@ H. James Towey, legislative director and legal counsel to Senator Mark O. Hatfield*
@ Peter Tweedt*
@ John Twelve Trees - telegram
Box: 2 Fold: 24 1986 Correspondence U
@ Sono Uchida, Japanese ambassador to Vatican*
@ John E. Upston, US ambassador, Rwanda*
@ Leo Urbaniak + photo
@ Peter Urey, Computer World - TL/TLS copy from WAW.
Box: 2 Fold: 25 1986 Correspondence V
@ Vittorio Vaccari, Alitalia, Linee Aeree Italiane, SpA
@ Giancarlo Elia Valori, pres., Sirti International
@ Marten H. van Heuven, dir., Office of Western European Affairs, US State Dept. Re situation in the Persian Gulf: US, Libya, and Malta*
@ Donald Veal, Honorary Degree Committee, Office of the President, University of Wyoming
@ Zulma Vera - TL from WAW
@ George S. Vest, US ambassador, dir. gen., Foreign Service, US State Dept. - TL from WAW*
@ Nicholas G. Viglietta, pres., OSIA New York Grand Lodge Foundation, Inc.
(Order Sons of Italy in America)
@ F. Virgilii - re locating ambassador's residence, Vatican City.
Box: 2 Fold: 26 1986 Correspondence W
@ June G. Walker, exec. dir., President's Commicssion on Executive Exchange (US)*
@ Vernon A. Walters, US ambassador, US Mission to the UN - TL from WAW*
@ James D. Watkins, US Navy*
@ Faith R. Whittlesey, US ambassador, Switzerland - TL from WAW*
@ Hugo Windisch-Graetz
@ Vin Weber, US House of Representatives, Minnesota*
@ Lowell Wood, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
@ Betty and Joseph Woods
@ Owen Wormser, US Air Force*
@ Kenneth T. Wright, pres., United Republican Fund of Illinois*
Box: 2 Fold: 27 1986 Correspondence Y
@ Fr. Michael Mutsuo Yanase, SJ, Life Science Institute, Sophia University, Japan
@ Henry M. Yaple, Head, Acquisitions, University of Wyoming Library
Box: 2 Fold: 28 1986 Correspondence Z
@ Diana L. Zanetti, special representative of the commissioner, Rome District, Immigration and Naturalization Service, US embassy, Rome.*
@ Archbishop Lino Zanini, delegate, Fabbrico di San Pietro in Vaticano - TL from WAW
@ Adrian Zappala
@ Del Ziegler
@ Ed Zschau, US House of Representatives, Calif.*
@ William J. Zylka - TLS copy to Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, Institute for Religious Works, Vatican - RE proposal to sell medallions with religious images on behalf of the church.*
Box: 2 Fold: 29 Unidentified 1981 Box: 2 Fold: 30 Unidentified 1982 Box: 2 Fold: 31 Unidentified 1984 Box: 2 Fold: 32 Unidentified/Undated Correspondence Box: 2 Fold: 34 James Baker III Box: 2 Fold: 35 William Wakefield Cardinal Baum
@ Invitation of US Secretary of State Alexander Haig to join a false Order of Malta. Includes TLS from Cyril Toumanoff, Sovereign Council, Sovereign Military Order of Malta, complaining about the false order.
Box: 2 Fold: 36 Joseph L. Bernardin Box: 2 Fold: 37 George Bush
@ "Barbara and I want to thank you and Betty for the warm welcome you extended to us on our visit to Rome..."
Box: 2 Fold: 38 Alan Brown Box: 2 Fold: 39 Agostino Cardinal Casaroli Box: 2 Fold: 40 R. Anthony Deibler Box: 2 Fold: 41 William de la Warr (Earl) Box: 2 Fold: 42 Prince Edouard de Lobkowicz Box: 2 Fold: 43 Paul Dietrich Box: 2 Fold: 44 Anneta Duveen Box: 2 Fold: 45 Eva Gabor Box: 2 Fold: 46 John Gavin Box: 2 Fold: 47 Alexander Haig Box: 2 Fold: 48 Timothy Healy, SJ Box: 2 Fold: 49 Audrey Hepburn Box: 2 Fold: 50 John S. Herrington Box: 2 Fold: 51 Dolores Hope (Mrs. Bob Hope) Box: 2 Fold: 52 Michael Hornblow Box: 2 Fold: 53 Robert A. Huttenback Box: 2 Fold: 54 Joseph E. Jeffs Box: 2 Fold: 55 Pope John Paul II Box: 2 Fold: 56 Nake Kamrany Box: 2 Fold: 57 Edward M. Kennedy Box: 2 Fold: 58 Coretta Scott King Box: 2 Fold: 59 Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Box: 2 Fold: 60 Pio Laghi Box: 2 Fold: 61 Bernard F. Law Box: 2 Fold: 62 Paul Laxalt Box: 2 Fold: 63 Art Linkletter Box: 2 Fold: 64 Henry Cabot Lodge Box: 2 Fold: 65 Roger Mahony Box: 2 Fold: 66 Timothy Manning Box: 2 Fold: 67 Paul Marcinkus Box: 2 Fold: 68 Mark Hans Box: 2 Fold: 69 Edouardo Martinez-Somalo
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DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence signed with first names only. Includes letters from: Virginia, Flora.
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence signed with first names only. Includes TLS from "Tony" re Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project; ALS from "Alene."
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence signed with first names only. Includes letter from: James.
DESCRIPTION: Contains undated correspondence sigend by "Laetitia."
DESCRIPTION: Contains 4 TLS from Baker, Chief of Staff and Assistant to the President (US). Topics include tuition tax credit legislation, 1982; recommendation of Ray Hanzlik as secretary, US Dept. of Energy. Includes xerox copy of newsclipping re Baker, entitled, "Top Reagan Administration Aides Making Their Plans to Call It Quits" (Atlanta Journal Weekend, 1/14/84).
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 TLS, 2 TCS from Cardinal Baum to WAW. Topics include:
DESCRIPTION: Contains 3 TLS, 1 TL from Bernardin, archbishop of Cincinnati (later Chicago).
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 TLS from George Bush to WAW:
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence to WAW. Includes TLS copy from Ronald Reagan to Brown, 12/10/85.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 telegram, 2 TLS (copies), 1 TLS from Cardinal Casaroli, secretary of state to the Vatican. Topics include: condolences re assassination attempt on Pres. Reagan; and a dinner given by the Wilsons in honor of the cardinal. Includes text of toast given by Cardinal Casaroli at the dinner.
DESCRIPTION: Contains memoranda from Tony Deibler, regional security officer, US embassy, Vatican. Concering security matters. Includes resume.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 7 ALS, 5 TLS from the Earl de la Warr, British House of Lords. Includes TLS from R.F. Botha, minister of foreign affairs and information, South Africa, to WAW. Also includes copy of speech by Queen Elizabeth II delivered to British House of Lords 11/20/80.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 10 TLS from Prince Edouard de Lobkowicz. Topics concerning Lebanon and Syria; Alexander Haig's invitation to join a false order of Malta; free clinics of the Sovereign Order of Malta in Lebanon (see descriptive list with letter of 2/12/85).
DESCRIPTION: Contains 3 TLS from Dietrich, publisher, Saturday Review. Topics include: proposed visit of Prince angelo de Mojana di Cologna, Grand Master of the Knights of Malta, to US; Villa Pacelli Foundation.
September 1985
DESCRIPTION: Contains printed catalog of works by sculptress Anneta Duveen. Includes inscription from Duveen to WAW.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 2 TLS from the actress Eva Gabor.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 2 ACS, 1 TLS from Gavin, US embassy, Mexico.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TLS and printed Christmas card from the US secretary of state.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 2 TLS from Georgetown University's president. Concerns the application for admission to university of Mjoie Joseph Tshimbalanga.
DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS copy and ACS from the famous actress.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 7 TLS from Herrington, assistant to the president for presidential personnel (US), and secretary of energy. Topics: WAW's recommendations of various individuals for various positions in government including Frank Coffman to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; Dept of Energy executive overview of issues to be addressed by Herrington.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 TLS from Mrs. Hope. Includes TL copy from WAW to Bob Hope re leasing property.
DESCRIPTION: 1 TLS copy from Hornblow (WAW's assistant in the Vatican) to Achille Silvestrini, secretary, Council for Public Affairs of the Church, Vatican. Also, 2 TLS to WAW. Includes ALS copy from Walter Persegati to Hornblow, secretary, Monumenti Musei e Gallerie Ponificie.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 4 TLS from Huttenback, chancellor, Unversity of California, Santa Barbara
DESCRIPTION: Contains TLS from Georgetown University Librarian Joseph E. Jeffs to WAW, expressing interest in having the latter's papers placed at the university library.
DESCRIPTION: Contains correspondence relating to Pope John Paul II. Includes transcription of a an address delivered by the Pope to Catholic European parliamentarians, November 1983.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 TLS from Kamrany to Prince Bandar Bin Sultan, ambassador of Saudi Arabia; 3 TLS to WAW . Includes several papers by Dr. Kamrany on independence from the USSR for Afghanistan. Kamrany is a professor of economics at the University of Southern California.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TLS from Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
DESCRIPTION: Concerning the official observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal holiday. Includes TLS from Coretta Scott King to WAW and to Pio Laghi, apostolic nuncio, Washington, DC.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TLS from Kirkpatrick to WAW, as US representative to UN.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 4 TLS from Archbishop Pio Laghi, Apostolic Delegate, Washington, DC. Includes newsclipping about Laghi. Also copy of TLS to WAW from William J. Guste, Jr., attorney general, State of Louisiana, Dept. of Justice.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 3 TLS from Bernard Cardinal Law, archbishop of Boston.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 5 TLS, 1 ALS, from Senator Laxalt (Nevada), and 1 ACS from wife Carol Laxalt. Also, 1 TLS from Peter K. Murphy to Laxalt.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 TLS from Linkletter to WAW with related correspondence between WAW and Lee Ray, secretary to Linkletter.
DESCRIPTION: Contains acknowledgement card from Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge re death of her husband.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 5 TLS from Reverend Mahony, Archbishop of Los Angeles.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 3 TLS from Cardinal Manning, Archbishop of Los Angeles. Includes TLS copy from Rev. James P. Noonan, superior general, Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America, Inc., New York, re the appointment by Pres. Reagan of Ernest Lefever as assistant secretary of state for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 TLS copy, 8 TLS from Archbishop Marcinkus, Vatican City. Primairly concerning implied involvement of Marcinkus in several cases of fraud: the alleged defrauding of the US government by a US corporation which then concealed profits in the Institute of Religious Works; the alleged association of Marcinkus with the Italian financier Michele Sindona; and the alleged association of Marcinkus with the Mafia and other illegal operations. The last was published in a book entitled, "The Vatican Connection" written by Richard Hammer, as told by Joseph J. Coffey.
DESCRIPTION: Contains 1 ALS, 4 TLS to WAW from Hans, chancellor, Unversity of Texas; 1 TLS copy to David P. Gardner, Office of President, University of California, Berkeley.
DESCRIPTION: Contains telegram, 5 TLS from Archbishop Martinez.Somalo, substitute secretary of state, Vatican.


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Manufacturer | Storz and Bickel |
Included | Five |
Glass Wand Type | No |
Power to the MAX Review by Darren
Price Value Quality I bought this after owning a VOlcano vaporizer for like 6 years. I feel like i've had it forever, it's definetly part of my experience as a youth. The VV has all the power man, compared to other vapes it just doesnt stack up. The Volcano is king. So, long story short I ordered the PLENTY about 2 months after it dropped. The bottom line is power. this thing is a little annoying that it has a plug, i mean it LOOKS portable, right? Thing is, none of the portables have the raw power that the Plenty does. So it's nice to have a handheld that still kicks vapor like a boss. Gave 3 for price cuz it's pricey, but it's very worth it to have something that actually works. (Posted on 8/6/12)
PLENTY POWERFUL Review by S. Morris
Price Value Quality OK so I just got this vaporizer a month afo. I had been searching and searching around, learning everything I could about vaporizors and trying to decide which was best for me. I wanted the quality of the Volcano without the price tag, so in the end I went with the Plenty. WOW this thing produces HUGE plooms of vapor every time I use it. The flaw is heatup time, and the power cord haha I guess they could not find a powerful enough battery pack. Still, the heatup time is less than a minute, shorter than the VOlcano's I've tried in the past. Long story short I'm very impressed with the Plenty and I'm looking forward to many years of freedom from smoking with this handy device. (Posted on 7/11/12)


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Georges Marciano Loses Defamation Lawsuit
The employees countersued for harassment and defamation. And this is where it really gets weird. Marciano didn't cooperate with pretrial proceedings or defend himself at the trial. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Elizabeth White excluded him from court proceedings earlier this year because he had repeatedly failed to show up at depositions. In response Marciano has taken his battle against the judge to his campaign website and blog saying that the judged denied him his rights. He has also sued her in federal court. He will also likely appeal the case.


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Will 69 camaro headers fit a 94 chevy with 3in body lift?
So my friend has some headers for a 69 camaro they are long tube Hooker Headers with a 3 inch collector my question is will they fit in my engine compartment around the frame and ifs stuff and my front driveshaft (my 94 has the Z71 package). I know they will fit the block but what i dont know if they will fit alongside the frame or anything like that. Any input will be appreciated.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West: Commitment Ceremony on the Way?!?
by Hilton Hater at .Wedding bells will not be ringing any time soon for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
Yes, they are expecting, but Kim is still married to Kris Humphries and neither side appears to be budging in the world's most ridiculous divorce case.
But that doesn't mean Kardashian and West won't soon be exchanging rings, as a new report claims the couple will take part in a commitment ceremony.
"Kanye is very traditional," a Kimye source says of the plan. "He'd have liked to marry Kim now they are having a baby. But with Kim still married to someone else, there is not much else he can do. It won't be official like a wedding because Kanye wants that to be extra special when the time comes."
Ah-ha! So the time will come?!?
The insider did not elaborate, simply focusing instead on this contrived non-binding ceremony.
"They will still exchange rings - they just won't wear them on their wedding fingers. One of Kim's friends is lending them his $15 million Malibu beach mansion and the entire bash will take place there.
"It'll be a lot more low-key than a wedding."
Sorry, that must be a typo. We thought the mole used the term "low-key" to describe Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
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she does not have a natural baby bump. she has alwyas had a tummy bulge and wears things like squueze couture to hold in her natural tummy bulge. She will have a surrogate birth as she would never want her body to be enlarged by a natural birth. Kanye's sperm is donated to a surogate to ensure a birth. They will cover it up just like Adrienne Maloof did with her two pregnancys with hollywood fake pg bellies.


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In A.D. 327, a Roman galley barely escapes a pirate attack with its extraordinary cargo. In 1916, a British warship mysteriously explodes in the middle of the North Sea. In the present day, a cluster of important mosques in Turkey and Egypt are wracked by explosions. Does anything tie them together? NUMA director Dirk Pitt is about to find out, as Roman artifacts discovered in Turkey and Israel unnervingly connect to the rise of a fundamentalist movement determined to restore the glory of the Ottoman Empire, and to the existence of a mysterious manifest, lost long ago, which if discovered again...just may change the history of the world as we know it. Synopsis:A priceless treasure recovered. A powerful empire resurrected. Dirk Pitt is on the move. About the AuthorClive Cussler is the author of many New York Times bestsellers, most recently The Spy and Lost Empire. He lives in Arizona. DIRK CUSSLER, has an MBA from Berkeley, worked many years in the financial arena and has been an active participant in the real-life NUMA® expeditions, and served as president of the NUMA® advisory board of trustees. He lives in Arizona. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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By: Channel 9 Eyewitness News
UPDATE Road Condition: I-29 Northbound Roadways reopened to traffic at the Exit 95 - County Road F20 (near Little Sioux)
I-80 is presently blocked in both directions between exits 34 and 40 (Shelby to Avoca in Pottawattamie County). These road blocks are the result of multiple vehicle crashes. Interstate travelers should be advised that westbound I-80 in Nebraska is also closed at Lincoln, mile marker 395.


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A final Texas Top 25 list looking the best football players in the state for 2011. Who made the list?
A look at the narratives surrounding 2011 and 2012 recruiting for the Texas Longhorns. Will Mack Brown make alterations to a successful process for 2012?
The debut of the 2011 Texas Top 25, the best high school football players in the state.
A scouting report for some of the top 2011 prospects at the FOX Sports Southwest 7-on-7 Texas State Championship, including Michael Brewer, David Jenkins, Jace Amaro, and Charles Jackson.
Arlington receiver Miles Onyegbule was the fourth commit at the first Texas Junior Day and the first to commit early in the morning on Saturday, February 13th. A big receiver with excellent hands, how does Onyegbule project at the college level?
The 2011 Texas Big Board continues with the wide receiver position, including thoughts on the likelihood of a commitment from Jaxon Shipley and Miles Onyegbule, as well as other targets on the radar.
Friday Night Light wraps up Week 9 of the high school season, covering 2010 Texas commits, 2011 targets, and the best players in the 2012 class.
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Long Term Evolution - LTE Test
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HSPA+ and LTE Test Challenges for Multi-Format UE Developers Webcast
Original broadcast Feb 9, 2012
Webcast - recorded |
Innovations in EDA Webcast Library
EEsof EDA series of webcasts, upcoming and recorded
Webcast |
Innovations in EDA: High Performance Digital Pre-Distortion (DPD) for Wideband Systems
Original broadcast Sept 1, 2011
Webcast - recorded |
Innovations in EDA: LTE-Advanced: Overcoming Design Challenges for 4G PHY Architectures
Originally broadcast June 2, 2011
Webcast - recorded |
Interference Analysis Using Handheld Spectrum Analyzers Webcast
Original broadcast Sept 21, 2011
Webcast - recorded |
International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2014
June 1-16, 2014; Tampa Bay, Florida
Tradeshow |
Introduction to Long Term Evolution (LTE) – Advanced
Original broadcast Oct 15, 2009
Webcast - recorded |
It's Time for TD-LTE
Original broadcast Mar 22, 2012
Webcast - recorded |
Learn to Make Power Amplifier Tests Faster!
Original broadcast March 6, 2014
Webcast - recorded |
LTE and the Evolution to LTE-Advanced Fundamentals Webcast Series
Original webcasts March 26 & 28, 2013
Webcast - recorded |
LTE and Wireless web seminar series
LTE and Wireless - Web seminar series
Webcast - recorded |
LTE and Wireless - Webcast Library
Live and On-Demand Webcasts
Webcast |
LTE Channel State testing: An Overview of CQI, PMI, and RI for LTE
Original braodcast May 31, 2012
Webcast - recorded |
LTE Design and Test Challenges for Public Safety Radio and SDR Applications Webcast
Original broadcast June 12, 2013
Webcast - recorded |
LTE Protocol Control and Signaling - all you need to know in 45mins
Recording of webcast available on CD. Original broadcast Nov 20, 2008
Webcast - recorded |
LTE Protocol Primer
Recording of June 25, 2008 webcast available on CD.
Webcast - recorded |
LTE RF Design and Measurement
LTE RF Design and Measurement
Seminar Materials 2009-10-20 |
LTE-Advanced Design & Test Challenges - Carrier Aggregation
Original broadcast August 23, 2012
Webcast - recorded |
Making the journey from WiMAX™ to LTE
Origina broadcast Sept 24, 2009. Access the Adobe presentation
Webcast - recorded |
MIMO Channel Modeling and Emulation Test Challenges
Original broadcast Oct 22, 2008. Slides in pdf available for download only.
Webcast - recorded |
MIMO Over the Air (OTA) Handset Performance and Testing Webcast
Original broadcast June 27, 2013
Webcast - recorded |
MIMO RF Measurements--Choosing and Using Tools
Recording of webcast available on CD.
Webcast - recorded |
Mixer Design for LTE
Using Agilent Genesys software to speed RF and microwave board designs for circuits and subsystems
Seminar Materials 2010-01-14 |
Moving forward to LTE-Advanced with Heterogeneous Networks
Original broadcast on January 24, 2013
Webcast - recorded |
Moving to Non-Signaling Manufacturing Test for Wireless Devices Webcast
Original broadcast Feb 23, 2012
Webcast - recorded |
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