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When I met with Logitech while setting up for our Hardware Workshop at Quakecon this year, they wanted to show me a new mouse they were coming out with. Of course I was interested, but to be honest, mice have seemingly gone to a point where I could very rarely tell them apart in terms of performance. Logitech promised me this would be different. The catch? The G402 Hyperion Fury includes not just an optical sensor but an accelerometer and gyro combo.
Pretty much all mice today use optical sensors to generate data. The sensors are, basically, taking hundreds or thousands of photos of the surface of your desk or mouse and compare them to each other to measure how far and how fast you have moved your mouse. Your PC then takes that data from the mouse at a USB polling rate, up to 1000 Hz with this mouse, and translates it into mouse movement on your desktop and in games.
There is an issue though - at very high speeds of mouse movement, the optical sensor can fail. It essentially loses track of where it is on the surface and can no longer provide accurate data back to the system. At this point, depending on the design of the mouse and driver, the mouse may just stop sending data all together or just attempt to "guess" for a short period of time. Clearly that's not ideal and means that gamers (or any user for that matter) is getting inaccurate measurements. Boo.
To be quite honest though, that doesn't happen with modern mice at your standard speeds, or even standard "fast" gaming motions. According to Logitech, the optical sensor will start to lose tracking somewhere in the 150-180 IPS, or inches per second. That's quite a lot. More precisely that is 3.8 meters per second or 8.5 miles per hour.
Continue reading our overview of the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse!!
Logitech Announces First Quarter Fiscal Year 2014 Financial Results
Subject: General Tech | July 27, 2013 - 12:12 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: logitech, gaming, financial results
Logitech recently posted its financial results for its first quarter of fiscal year 2014. The company announced that sales went up 2% YoY to $478 million. It had a net income of $1 million and an slight operating profit. Both numbers are a step up compared to the $51 million net loss and $59 million operating loss in the same quarter last year. Q1 FY2014 saw gross margin reach 35.2% compared to 31% in Q1 FY2013.
While Logitech saw OEM sales drop by 6% and sales of its LifeSize division drop by 18%, overall sales increased by 5% thanks to a 12% and 4% sales increase in the Americas and Asia markets respectively. Additionally, sales fell by 3% in the Europe, Middle East, and African markets.
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Logitech experienced the most growth in sales of its tablet accessories, PC gaming peripherals, and wireless speaker products which amounted to a 90% increase versus last year.
According to Logitech, the company expects $2 billion in sales and a $50 million operating income through the entire fiscal 2014 year. It expects to see a gross margin of 39%.
The full Logitech press release can be found over at Market Watch.
Share your personal audio device with UE Boom from Logitech
Subject: General Tech | June 14, 2013 - 07:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: audio, speakers, logitech, UE Boom
Ignoring the unfortunate PR image accompanying the product, a wireless speaker which can connect to your MP3 player allows a group of people to listen to music in a much more social way than earbuds. Standing 7.25" tall with a 3" diameter the speaker is big enough that you won't lose it but small enough to be easily portable. According to the review from TechGage it is also large enough to provide quality sound, even at high volume. The next time you are out and want to share your music you won't need to blast your car stereo as it seems this device will handle the duty commendably; pity it will sell for $200.
"The UE Boom from Logitech boasts an impressively hip advertising campaign and a promise to make music more "social" again. But past all of the buzzwords and pretty packaging, is this cylindrical speaker worth all of the hype? We take a close look... and can't help but be blown away."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- alienvibes EP02 Elite HD Noise Cancelling Headphones @ NikKTech
- QPAD QH-90 Gaming Headset @ techPowerUp
- RHA MA450i Earphones @ Kitguru
- Tt eSPORTS SHOCK Dynamite Orange Gaming Headset @ NikKTech
- AIAIAI TMA-1 DJ Headphones With Mic Fools Gold @ NikKTech
- QPAD QH-90 Headset @ XSReviews
- Jabra SPEAK 510 Bluetooth And USB Speakerphone @ NikKTech
- Cooler Master Sonuz Headset @ Modders-Inc
- Logitech G430 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset Review @ Techgage
- Tt eSPORTS Shock Gaming Headset @ Kitguru
- Genius SP-U115 Colorful USB Powered Stereo Speakers Review @ ModSynergy
At the G Institute, PC Gaming is Logitech's Pursuit
Subject: General Tech, Cases and Cooling, Shows and Expos | March 21, 2013 - 03:23 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: PAX East 2013, PAX East, PAX, logitech
Despite recent incidents with a genetic lifeform and disk operating system, we PC gamers love our science. Yesterday, Logitech claims they renewed their commitment to both PC gaming and science just in time for PAX East 2013.
Let us just hope the pi's not a lie. Hehehe, that rhymes.
While the commercial looks and sounds like the "G" stands for "Gatorade", it really beckons the launch of eight new accessory products: four new mice, two new keyboards, and two new headsets.
Logitech G700s Rechargeable Gaming Mouse
13 programmable controls
Logitech G500s Laser Gaming Mouse
Weight/balance adjustments
Dual-mode scroll wheel
Logitech G400s Optical Gaming Mouse
"Delta Zero" sensor technology
8 programmable controls
Logitech G100s Optical Gaming Mouse
"Delta Zero" sensor technology
Logitech G19s Gaming Keyboard
Full-Color LCD
Custom backlighting
12 programmable "G-keys"
Logitech G510s Gaming Keyboard
Standard LCD
Custom backlighting
18 programmable "G-keys"
Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset
7.1 surround sound
Logitech G230 Stereo Gaming Headset
40mm drivers
3.5mm stereo audio and mic
Check in after the break for the official press blast.
2012; the year of the mouse?
Subject: General Tech | January 10, 2013 - 07:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gaming mouse, CMStorm, steelseries, roccat, logitech, razer, madcatz
Gaming peripherals were a very large market in 2012, with Cherry switches suddenly becoming a household name and with gamers actually arguing over the best type of switch for keyboards. That was not the only big change for gaming peripherals as this year has seen many companies make a serious effort to make a name as a provider of gaming mice and established companies adding new features to their existing products. If you have had trouble deciding which mouse best fits your needs, this roundup at MadShrimps might be of help. They've included the CMStorm Sentinel Advance II, the Cyborg R.A.T. 7, SteelSeries' Sensei RAW, the Roccat Kone XTD, Razer's Imperator 2012 and the Logitech G300; one of which should suit your gaming needs.
"In this group test I will focus on a specific feature and gaming goal to reduce the variables as we go on a quest to find some of the best First-Person-Shooter wired mouse out there. To properly gauge the performance of my new gaming rodents I spend several weeks with each to get to know the ins and outs, their features and deliver a good dose of my personal opinions on these mice."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- AZiO Levetron CM-2000 Gaming Mouse @ Tweaktown
- TTesports Level 10M Gaming Mouse @ Rbmods
- ROCCAT KONE Pure Gaming Mouse @ Benchmark Reviews
- TT eSPORTS Level 10 M Gaming Mouse Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Ozone Xenon Gaming Mouse @ techPowerUp
- Gigabyte Force M7 Thor Mouse Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Tt eSPORTS Level 10 M Gaming Mouse Review @ Legit Reviews
- Cmstorm Quickfire TK @ Rbmods
The cleanest keyboard going
Subject: General Tech | November 15, 2012 - 06:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: input, logitech, washable, K310, keyboard
It doesn't sport fancy mechanical switches, LEDs or movable macro keys like many keyboards sold today; this Logitech is special because it is washable. You may have seen this product around before but if you haven't you can check out The Inquirer's review here. The key design is unique looking and functional too as a spill will be directed around the keys and the bit that does get through will exit through the back. Once you have spilled on the keyboard you just unplug it, take it to the sink and give it a thorough cleansing. Once it has dried you can plug it back in and get back to what you were doing before your beverage took a nose dive. This may not be the sturdiest design or the best type of keys you have encountered though at $40 you really shouldn't expect that from this board, instead enjoy having the cleanest keyboard in the neighbourhood.
"Pulling the Logitech keyboard out of the box, the first thing you'll notice is its bright blue underbelly that we assume is meant to connote the keyboard's friendly relationship with water. Lined around the edges on the back are drain holes, for spilled liquids or cleaning water to run out of."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Mad Catz S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 Gaming Keyboard Review @ NikKTech
- Azio Levetron Mech5 Gaming Keyboard @ Metku.net
- GIGABYTE Aivia Osmium Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review @ Techgage
- Genius DeathTaker Mouse Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Logitech Zone Touch T400 Wireless Mouse for Windows 8 Review @ Legit Reviews
- Roccat Kone XTD Gaming Mouse @ eTeknix
- CM Storm Recon Mouse and Skorpion @ Benchmark Reviews
- Steelseries: Guild Wars 2 gaming mouse Funkykit
- Roccat Kone XTD 8200 DPI Gaming Mouse @ Kitguru
- Zowie Ec2 gaming mouse @ Rbmods
- ROCCAT Savu Optical Gaming Mouse Review @ Legit Reviews
- OZONE Gaming Gear Radon Opto Mouse Review @ Madshrimps
- CM Storm Recon Gaming Mouse & Scorpion Bungee @ techPowerUp
- Epic Gear Meduza Gaming Mouse and Skorpios Bungee @ Kitguru
- Tt eSPORTS Level 10 M Gaming Mouse Review @ eTeknix
- SteelSeries Kana Counterstrike Global Offensive Edition Review @ Madshrimps
- CM Storm Recon Gaming Mouse and Skorpion Mouse Bungee Review @ HardwareHeaven
- How to Use a PS3 Controller in Windows 8 (and others) in Local Mode @ hardCOREware
Logitech Breaks in to Mechanical Keyboard with the G710+
Subject: General Tech, Cases and Cooling, Systems | October 9, 2012 - 06:02 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: mechanical keyboard, logitech
Earlier in the year I was in a discussion with a friend of mine about mechanical keyboards. His friend was certain that he owned a mechanical gaming keyboard and so I asked him which one. I stopped him the second he said, "Logitech". They make several high quality keyboards but not one of them mechanical.
That will soon change when they introduce their mechanical G710+ gaming keyboard to the market.
The Scarecrow went to the Wizard of Oz to ask for a brain.
Logitech asked to remove their membrane-domes. Heels weren't the only things which clicked.
The G710+ keyboard contains Cherry MX Brown switches along with a full set of media keys, a handful of macro keys, and a number pad. While the brown switches tend to be fairly quiet on their own Logitech has also included damping O-rings under each keycap to make it even more silent than most large mechanical keyboard competitors.
The G710+ is also a white LED backlit keyboard with the option to customize brightness such that your movement keys are lit differently than the rest. This is designed to be a visual cue to lead your fingers back to the movement keys in a dark room.
Macro functionality on the G-keys can be programmed using Logitech drivers in the Lua scripting language. This driver is available for Windows Vista through Windows 8 - sorry to the Windows XP holdouts of the world.
The G710+ is expected to retail for $149.99 in the U.S. (and Canada I believe) this month with Europe expected to ship in December.
Check in after the break for the press release.
Got moss growing on your keyboard? Logitech can fix that!
Subject: General Tech | September 14, 2012 - 04:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: input, logitech, keyboard, washable, K310
Some of you may remember keyboard covers, similar to the plastic covers that batty old relatives place on their couches and chairs and every bit as attractive. They've gone out of style which is part of the reason why there are keyboards out there growing moss and with enough crumbs inside for a decent emergency snack during a MMORPG raid if you flip it upside down. Logitech realized that not everyone wants goop, crud and worse hiding below their keys and so they've released a washable keyboard called the K310. Legit Reviews tried it out and liked it, as far as they could like a membrane keyboard with just the basics but they are hoping for a model targeted at gamers in the near future.
"Most of us spend many hours every week typing at a computer, but when was the last time you cleaned it? How dirty and nasty is your keyboard that you are using right now? Last month, Logitech unveiled the Washable Keyboard K310 that grabbed our attention as you could easily was it and the keyboard costs just $39.99 shipped. Using disinfectant wipes gets expensive over the years, so a washable keyboard like the Logitech K310 could make life easier for germaphobes or anyone that hates dirty keyboards..."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Gigabyte Aivia Osmium Gaming Keyboard @ techPowerUp
- Gigabyte Aivia Osmium Keyboard Review @ Hardware Secrets
- TT eSports Challenger Ultimate @ XSReviews
- Thrustmaster T-Wireless PS3 and PC Analogue Controller Review @ eTeknix
- Logitech G27 Racing Wheel PC/PS3 Review @ eTeknix
- Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse Review @ Techgage
- Razer Naga 2012 MMO Gaming Mouse Review @ Legit Reviews
- CM Storm Sentinel Advance II Gaming Mouse Review @ eTeknix
- Gigabyte Aivia Krypton Mouse and Mouse Pad @ Bjorn3D
- Razer SW:TOR Edition Wireless Gaming Mouse Review @ eTeknix
- SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Gaming Mouse Review @ Techgage
- Genius DeathTaker Gaming Mouse @ TechwareLabs
- Logitech G600 MMO Gaming mouse @ Hardware.info
- SteelSeries Sensei MLG Pro Grade Laser Mouse Review @ NikKTech
A baker's dozen of mice, all still in possession of their tails
Subject: General Tech | May 14, 2012 - 03:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: input, gaming mouse, logitech, saitek, razer, roccat, corsair, epicgear
A sampler of gaming mice from a wide variety of companies is now available at Hardware.Info, which can be a handy tool for those looking for a new mouse. No longer is it choice between Logitech and Microsoft, the list of companies supplying the mice includes A4 Tech, Corsair, Epicgear, Razer, Saitek and more. If you want a large heavy mouse, one designed for macro button programming or a mouse you can adjust into a variety of shapes to ensure the most comfortable fit for your hand then this roundup has you covered. There is no winner, as everyone wants a little something different from their own mouse but if you'd like an idea of what is out there then they have you covered.
"To many computer users the mouse is just a necessary little tool for operating their computer. As long as it has two buttons and a wheel and the cursor goes where it's supposed to, most people are satisfied. Gamers are more demanding, however, in terms of comfort, performance, and features. We reviewed 13 gaming mice to find out what's currently out there.
A decent mouse is crucial for the serious gamer, that is why we are in the habit of regularly doing a round-up of the latest gaming mice. The 13 mice in this comparison test vary quite a bit in price, from £45 to £69. It's a pretty big difference, which should mean that the performance and features should differ significantly as well. The only way of finding this out for sure is by a thorough test. And that's exactly what we did."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Roccat Kone+ @ Bjorn3D
- SteelSeries Kana Mouse Review @ XtremeComputing
- CM Storm Sentinel Advance II Laser Mouse @ Benchmark Reviews
- Corsair Vengeance M90 Mouse Review @ Hardware Secrets
- MadCatz Official Xbox 360 Force Feedback Racing Wheel Review @ eTeknix
- CM Storm Trigger Gaming Keyboard Review @ Techgage
- Tesoro Durandal & Durandal Ultimate Gaming Keyboards @ Metku.net
- Cmstorm Trigger mechanical gaming keyboard review @ Rbmods
- Corsair Vengeance K90 MMO Keyboard Review @ Techgage
- Corsair Vengeance K90 Keyboard @ TechwareLabs
Want all the benefits of a gaming mouse without the price tag?
Subject: General Tech | November 15, 2011 - 01:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gaming mouse, logitech, G300
Check out the Logitech G300, a smallish mouse with an adjustable DPI from 200 to 2500DPI, LEDs on the side with eight choices of colour (including off) and nine programmable buttons with three saved profiles possible. Not too shabby for $40, eh? You do miss out on adjustable weights and some may find the mouse too small for their hands, but neither of those facts detracted from Techgage's final judgment. The lack of Linux support did cause some consternation and the unique placement of the side buttons could be a concern for some, but this is still a great way to expand your mousing potential for a small investment.
"There are many gaming mice on the market that sell for well over $60, but Logitech delivers an option at a mere $40 that it believes will cater to a huge number of gamers out there. It features a small, light design, a total of nine completely configurable buttons, a 2500 DPI sensor, comprehensive support for macros and more."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Gigabyte Aivia M8600 @ OC3D
- Mad Catz R.A.T 7 Gaming Mouse - Albino Edition Review @ Madshrimps
- SteelSeries Legendary MMO Gaming Mouse Review @ Real World Labs
- Gigabyte Aivia M6800 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse Review @ eTeknix
- Roccat Kone [+] Mouse Review @ Hardware Secrets
- XFX WarPad Mouse Pad @ TechwareLabs
- ModMyMachine Slamepad mousemat @ XSReviews
- Roccat ISKU Illuminated Gaming Keyboard @ Benchmark Reviews
- SteelSeries Shift Gaming Keyboard Review @ Techgage
- QPad MK 80 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard @ XSReviews
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A Rams lineman will compete for Millikin's football team next season.
Mt. Vernon's Justin Armstrong recently committed to play for the university. Armstrong was a fixture on the line for the Rams a season ago. He was also a wrestler.
"(He's) just a tremendous kid and a hard worker," Mt. Vernon football coach Jared Shaner said. "(He) lifts weights and conditions, obviously been a wrestler too. (I'm) really happy for Justin and glad he's going to go on."
The Rams were winless last season, but Armstrong ended his season with a South Seven All-Conference first team honor. He was also named to the All-South First Team. He finished his high school football career with three letters.
"He was definitely our best defensive lineman," Shaner said. "Just gets off the ball really well and defeats blocks and moves laterally really well for a guy that weighs close to 300 pounds."
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For now, Cabrera is listed as day-to-day, and manager Jim Leyland said they weren't sure yet whether he'd be available for Friday night's game in Kansas City.
"I'm a little worried," Cabrera said after the game, "but I think I'm going to be OK. They took good care of me."
Cabrera said he started feeling some soreness in his shoulder during Tuesday's series opener, but he played through it. It was a little worse Wednesday, but by Thursday, he said, "it was a little pinch."
It was enough that it was altering his swing. Cabrera struck out in each of his first two at-bats and would've hit into an inning-ending double play his third time up had Will Rhymes not beaten Twins shortstop J.J. Hardy to second base.
Once Cabrera came back in the dugout for the sixth inning, he had a lengthy talk with head athletic trainer Kevin Rand, then walked up the stairs from the Tigers' dugout into the clubhouse in the top of the sixth inning with Rand at his side. He did not come out when the Tigers took the field for the bottom of the inning. Don Kelly moved from left field to replace him at first base, with Casper Wells entering the game.
Of all the injuries the Tigers have had to endure this season, any loss of Cabrera would be huge. He leads the Major Leagues with 108 RBIs to go with a .336 batting average and 33 home runs, both second in the AL. Cabrera has been one of just two constants in the Tigers' offensive production along with rookie leadoff man Austin Jackson.
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No criminal charges will be filed in the case of a Galveston home struck by gunfire in April 2012, according to Cass County Prosecutor Kevin Enyeart.
Pam Hight's home on the South Sycamore Street was struck April 14, 2012, by bullets which narrowly missed her daughter and 5-year-old granddaughter. Though the bullets were determined to have come from a weapon fired a mile away during a gun shoot, Enyeart said they did have enough evidence for criminal charges.
Two bullets were found lodged in a door frame inside Hight's residence, while the second settled in the drywall upstairs, according to police reports. The first shot reportedly almost hit the mother and daughter.
Enyeart said the Cass County Sheriff's Department ran tests on the .308-caliber bullets and determined that they originated from a gun fired more than a mile away at a gun shoot sponsored by the Down by the Tracks gun store in Galveston.
Examining evidence collected by the sheriff's department and other police agencies since April, Enyeart said he did not find proof beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime was committed.
"We came to the conclusion that we were not going to file charges at this time," Enyeart said.
The examination included looking into charges for the gun store owners as well as participants in the gun shoot. There were 60 to 70 people reported at the shoot, according to police.
"We looked at every potential person," Enyeart said.
Bullet holes were also reported at a neighbor's house, where a bullet was determined to have traveled through the garage and struck the Chevrolet inside. Two additional bullet holes were reported in neighbor's fence.
Last week, Enyeart said he presented the evidence to Hight and her daughter, as well as to the neighbors.
"The families are aware of and understand our decision," Enyeart said.
Hight said she and her neighbors were discussing the possibility of filing a civil suit.
Harley Cardwell, son of the owner of the store, said he could not discuss the case. The store's lawyer, Larry Hansen of Noblesville, could not be reached for comment.
Enyeart added that he still has five years to file charges — until April 2017 — so charges could be filed in the future, if new evidence is reached.
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However, at the Sheriff's Department, Detective Dale Campbell, who has led the investigation, said they don't have any current leads.
"I'm going to say that the case is closed," Campbell said.
Caitlin Huston is a staff reporter of the Pharos-Tribune. She can be reached at 574-732-5148 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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(WMC-TV) - A man convicted of murdering his girlfriend could be a free man depending on the outcome of a retrial.
Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich has recused her office and requested a special outside prosecutor handle the case from now on.
"The continued involvement by our office in this case has and would create a distraction that the victims and the citizens of Shelby County do not deserve," said Weirich.
On February 8, 1997 Ricci Ellsworth disappeared from her job as night clerk at the Memphis Inn.
Her body was never recovered, but Michael Rimmer was arrested, convicted of murder, and sentenced to death row in November 1998. He was re-sentenced to death row in 2004. This was recently overturned, and Rimmer granted a new trial.
Ellsworth's family must start all over again.
"Imagine what they have been through since 1997. It's just better to get this case back on the track of seeking justice and getting this case back in court and trying Mr. Rimmer on the merits of this case," said Weirich.
A special prosecutor has options: seek a plea deal, take it to a jury, or avoid trial.
The passage of time will surely be a factor in the decision. After 17 years, witness and evidence becomes less reliable with each passing day.
"We have an official court record of what was testified to in previous court hearings," said Weirich. "They pose challenges, but not insurmountable."
Rimmer's defense declined comment, saying he did not think it appropriate until after a court order officially naming a new prosecutor.
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text: Hanukkah Gifts For Kids The Best Hanukkah Gifts For Kids by Lisa Horten 11/22/13 7 Reactions 57 Shares Print 35 11 11 0 0 As experienced parents know, it's not easy to come up with creative gift ideas for a holiday that lasts for eight nights! With Hanukkah starting next week (it begins at sundown on Nov. 27), we've rounded up our favorite presents for little ones, all of which embody the spirit of the holiday. Polish up your menorah, and get shopping! Jonathan Adler Mod Dot Dreidel What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A mod porcelain dreidel ($24) may not be the best option for playtime, but it does make a cool holiday decoration for a stylish lil one's room. 1 / 24 Melissa & Doug's Chanukah Box of Questions What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Hanukkah, ensure that your family lingers around the dinner table for a little bit longer, thanks to the Chanukah Box of Questions ($23) — 82 holiday-themed, kid-friendly conversation starters. 2 / 24 Kiwi Crate Handmade Hanukkah Kit What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Crafty little ones will love Kiwi Crate's Handmade Hanukkah Kit ($20) — it has everything they need to construct a colorful menorah and spin art dreidels. 3 / 24 Pottery Barn Kids A Hanukkah Bear Personalized Book What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pottery Barn Kids' A Hanukkah Bear Personalized Book ($39, originally $49) is sure to become a favorite that your child will look forward to revisiting year after year. The customized book comes with a coordinating plush teddy bear. 4 / 24 Super Dreidel App What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It was only a matter of time before dreidel playing went high tech! Super Dreidel (free), the iPhone/iPad app, will have tots gathering around the screen to take their turns spinning the digitally whirling top. With three different versions of the game (including one that involves a bit of gambling), kids of all ages can play without worrying about remembering what action is required for the Gimmel or the Hey! 6 / 24 Zoobie's Festival of Light Gnomes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Menorahs are beautiful, but they aren't exactly kid-friendly with their eight flames. Etsy seller Zoobie's Festival of Light Gnomes ($24) are fun little wooden dolls that tots can play with throughout the holiday. 6 / 24 Modern Tribe's Lego Mezuzahs What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Who says a mezuzah has to be wooden or iron? These Lego Star Wars Mezuzahs ($35) are handmade with your choice of Star Wars minifigs (Darth Vader, Chewbacca, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Count Dooku, Mace Windu) affixed atop them and are ready to be placed at the entrance of your little builder's door. 7 / 24 Eight Crazy Nights What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It wasn't a box office hit, but that doesn't mean it won't resonate with older tots celebrating Hanukkah. Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights ($10) is an animated tale of three people over the course of the holiday filled with the comedian's funny, and sometimes crude, humor. 8 / 24 Emily Sper's Hanukkah Card Games What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fill the home with the symbols of Hanukkah with Emily Sper's Hanukkah Card Games ($15). The set comes with three decks — Rummy, Crazy 8's, and Go Fish — decorated with menorahs, gelt, doughnuts, and more, as well as a Hanukkah Handbook full of instructions for lighting the candles, playing dreidel, and making latkes. 9 / 24 Hanukkah Scratchers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's like playing the lotto, only better! Hanukkah Scratchers ($10) is filled with 40 pages of themed games, jokes, and activities all hidden behind scratch-off ink. Give them a quarter, and watch them go to work! 11 / 24 Scribblers Crayons Hanukkah Crayons What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Get kids coloring with these adorable Dreidel Crayons ($4). Each set comes in a blue plastic dreidel — perfect for kids who are too young for gelt! 11 / 24 Hebrew Bananagrams What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bananagram fans rejoice! The popular word game will be out in Hebrew this year for the very first time! Hebrew Bananagrams ($20, originally $25) is perfect for the tot who wants to practice her language skills outside of Hebrew school. 12 / 24 How Do Dinosaurs Say Happy Chanukah? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Part of the popular How Do Dinosaurs Say series, How Do Dinosaurs Say Happy Chanukah? ($13, originally $17) helps little kids understand the importance of the holiday — and it includes some tips on good behavior. 13 / 24 Personalized Hanukkah Cookies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mark and Graham's Personalized Hanukkah Cookies ($29) would make a sweet addition to your Hanukkah menu. 14 / 24 Manischewitz Do-It-Yourself Chanukah House Vanilla Cookie Decorating Kit What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Who says all gingerbread houses must be decked out in red and green? This Manischewitz Do-It-Yourself Chanukah House Vanilla Cookie Decorating Kit ($18) comes with everything you need to make a Kosher house to display (and eat!) during the holiday. 15 / 24 KidKraft Personalized Play Menorah What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 All wooden menorahs are not created equal! KidKraft's Personalized Play Menorah ($59) is just a little bit more special with your little one's name inscribed on it. 16 / 24 Lucky Girl Hair Ties: The Hanukkah Set What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For Hanukkah, little ones will love Lucky Girl Hair Tie's The Hanukkah Set ($5, originally $13). The set comes with five bands and a little Hanukkah note. 17 / 24 Midrash Manicures Hanukkah Nail Decals What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Your little ones' nails will receive a festive makeover with Midrash Manicures Hanukkah Nail Decals ($12). 18 / 24 Personalized Pajamas What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 These adorable dreidel pajamas from Chasing Fireflies ($50) are great for one of the nights. 19 / 24 Hanukkah Mad Libs What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What better way to get kids excited about the holiday than with a set of Hanukkah Mad Libs ($4)? 20 / 24 Hanukkah Plates What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 These Hanukkah Plates ($9, originally $12) from Pottery Barn Kids are a fun way to serve up latkes throughout the week. 21 / 24 Soft Dreidel What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Land of Nod's retro-chic The Goodies — Dreidel ($18) adds a touch of whimsy to your kids' rooms. 22 / 24 Hanukkah Helpers What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 They're not quite the Elf on the Shelf, but these Hanukkah Helpers ($25) are here to help tots throughout Hanukkah. 23 / 24 The Queen's Treasures Hanukkah Playset What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If your little American Girl-lover already has the Rebecca doll (or really any doll for that matter), The Queen's Treasures Hanukkah Playset ($20) is the perfect addition to her collection. 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Baseball falls to Campbell, 8-4, in rain delayed finale
April 12, 2008
BUIES CREEK, N.C. - After leading 2-0 before the rains fell in Buies Creek, the Dolphins were outscored 8-2 for the remainder of the contest as the JU baseball team fell to Campbell, 8-4, Saturday afternoon in the series finale at Taylor Field. The contest was delayed three hours and 50 minutes in the bottom of the third before the contest resumed at 6 p.m.
JU (20-15, 11-10), which left a game-high 10 runners on base, continues to be snake bit at Taylor Field as the Dolphins have not won a series at Campbell since 2000.
CU (14-22, 8-13), which won its second A-Sun series, kept its hold on the final spot in the conference tournament after pounding out eight runs on 11 hits.
"We had the momentum going into the delay but Campbell made more things happen when we got back on the field," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "Delays are a part of baseball and both teams have to regroup and start back up again. Obviously I'm not happy with the results but we have to find a way to overcome adversity because we still have more tough games ahead in conference play."
Brandon Scott (2-2) earned the win after hurling 4.1 innings of scoreless relief while also allowing only two hits while striking out seven batters.
Senior Matt Davis (1-2) was tagged with the loss after allowing four runs on five hits with a walk and a strikeout in 2.2 innings of relief.
Junior first baseman Jeremy Gillan led the Dolphins offensively by going 2-for-5.
Scott helped his cause at the plate as well by going 3-for-5 with a double and three RBI to lead the Camel offense.
JU took a 2-0 lead in the top of the third when sophomore second baseman Chuck Opachich and junior designated hitter Dan Maier each hit an RBI single to short.
Freshman third baseman Jamaal Hawkins was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning and then advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by junior left fielder Kyle Fleming. After advancing to third on a grounder to second by senior center fielder Kevin Ferreira, Opachich beat out a single to short to plate Hawkins. After junior first baseman Jeremy Gillan put Opachich on third with a single to right center, Maier hit a single off of the glove Zach Johnson in the hole to score Opachich.
After a 3 hour and 50 minute rain delay, the Camels took a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the third when Brandon Scott laced a three-run double down the left field line with two outs.
JU evened the contest in the top of the fourth when junior catcher Brad Simmons hit a solo home run to center to lead off the inning. For Simmons, it was his first home run of 2008.
CU took a 4-3 lead in the bottom of the fourth when Ryan Hamme hit an RBI double to right center with two outs.
The Dolphins evened things up in the top of the fifth when Hawkins hit an RBI single to short with two outs.
Gillan led off the inning with a single to right and then advanced to second on a grounder to second by Maier. After Simmons was hit by a pitch and senior shortstop Matt Lopez drew a walk to load the bases, Hawkins pulled a ball into the hole to score Gillan.
The Camels recaptured the lead, 6-4, in the bottom of the fifth when Stephen Parson poked a two-run double down the right-field line.
CU increased the margin to 8-4 in the bottom of the seventh when Parson drove in a run with a suicide squeeze bunt and John Watlington hit an RBI single to right.
JU will return to the road on Tuesday at 6 p.m. as the Dolphins take on Bethune-Cookman at Jackie Robinson Stadium. The game can be followed on GameTracker on JUDolphins.com.


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November 11, 2010, 5:29 PM — Apple has come a long way, secretly courting the enterprise to adopt iPhones and iPads, but a closer look at its iOS Developer Enterprise Program shows that Apple still has much to learn about the needs of companies.
Apple's iOS Developer Enterprise Program ($299 per year) lets developers create iOS apps that can be distributed to employees. These apps do not appear on the App Store. But the program has a history of stymieing iPhone and iPad apps from entering the enterprise.
The problem stems from the licensing verbiage.
Up until six weeks ago, no company with less than 500 employees could qualify for the iOS Developer Enterprise Program. They could not develop and deploy an iPhone or iPad app in an efficient manner. Of course, there were workarounds that probably violated Apple's policies, such as using the beta program to get an app into the hands of employees who weren't actually "testing" the app.
Apple quietly ended the employee-count requirement six weeks ago. Now, any size company can qualify for the iOS Developer Enterprise Program.
The program, however, still has quirks that continue to confound enterprise app developers. For instance, the iOS Developer Enterprise Program only allows apps to be given to employees and contractors, not to suppliers, customers or other trading partners. Supply chain management apps? Forget it.
The apps also must be customized to a particular company. This means companies can't grab an off-the-shelf app and deploy it throughout their enterprise under the iOS Developer Enterprise Program. The rationale, Apple doesn't want an enterprise app store selling generic enterprise apps that compete with its own App Store.
So why can't companies simply grab a generic enterprise app from the App Store? They can, of course, and plenty of enterprise apps line the App Store's shelves, such as QuickOffice ($10). However, since these apps aren't sold under the iOS Developer Enterprise Program, a company can't buy them in bulk. Nor can they be deployed and managed well.
"Someone actually told me, 'I've got employees buying a $20 app with their credit cards on the App Store, expensing it, and then it costs $25 to process the expense report,'" says Cimarron Buser, vice president of products and marketing at Apperian, which offers an enterprise app developer platform for the iPhone and iPad.
One workaround is to do mashups of, say, Salesforce.com's iPhone app in order to satisfy the "customization" criteria, Buser says.
On the upside, Apple doesn't inspect and scrutinize apps in the iOS Developer Enterprise Program like it does with apps on the App Store, Buser says. The enterprise app, though, has to meet ambiguous rules, such as apps can't be bandwidth hogs or tap GPS for emergency purposes.


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The Auburn Police Department is now confirming that the a body found in an abandoned vehicle in Georgia is being positively identified as that of missing 25-year-old Tyshunn Raheem McCray.
Auburn police were contacted Wednesday by Clayton County, GA police after a maroon 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix was found abandoned in an isolated area of the county.
Investigators in Clayton County said the body of McCray was found inside the trunk. The vehicle was left in the parking lot of an abandoned shopping center along Mundys Mill Road.
The cause of death has yet to be released.
McCray's family reported him missing on Friday, May 2. He was last seen alive in the 300 block of Williams Ave. in Auburn on the evening of May 1.
The Auburn Police Division is continuing to assist the Clayton County Police Department and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and encourages anyone with information on the case to call the detective section at 334-501-3140 or the anonymous tip line at 334-246-1391.
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Inspection innovation at Paramount Farming.
There's a million stories in California's almond orchards, hulling factories, processing plants and industry board rooms. This is one.
Paramount Farming is a part of Paramount Farms, one branch of Roll International, the holding company of Stewart and Lynda Resnick. This includes FIJI Water, Telefloral, Pom Wonderful, Cutie mandarins, Paramount Citrus, and industrial sized pomegranate, pistachio and almond growing operations. They are unquestionably the almond giant in California's southern San Joaquin valley, producing about six percent of the state's almonds on over 45,000 acres of orchards with more on the way.
To pollinate all those trees (figure 125 trees/acre, each producing something like 7500 nuts/tree for a total of about 3000 pounds/acre, with a farmgate value of about $2.00/pound) requires two healthy right-sized colonies per acre for a total of about 92,000 colonies.
Organizing 92,000 colonies, owned by 32 beekeepers is a logistical challenge that increases in complexity every year. And although Paramount/beekeeper relations were seldom negative, in its wisdom Paramount saw the need to focus on this absolutely critical aspect of production by bringing on board a full time bee specialist. Gordy Wardell, who created the pollen supplement Mega Bee while working at the Tucson Bee Lab facility as an independent researcher, now manages Paramount's pollination needs. He organizes holding yards before bees arrive, provides water, access and protection after they arrive, has smoothed and standardized the inspection process, and looks to the future for even better ways to make bees, almonds and Paramount work better together.
Paramount has adopted the attitude that they want to be a resource to their beekeepers. They've issued protocols for beekeepers to use before leaving home to reduce or eliminate fire ant problems, and have set up specialized holding yards to deal with ants for out-of-state beekeepers that are safe and have easy access with available water, somewhat of a luxury in southern California.
Paramount Farming is the production arm of Paramount Farms, and Joe MacIlvaine, President of the group stresses the bigger picture when discussing almonds and bees.
'Of course we need strong, healthy colonies to get a maximum return on our pollination investment,' he said, 'but remember our additional inputs, too, starting with getting Gordy on staff. And last year we matched somewhere between $20,000 and $30,000 for honey bee research with our beekeepers (Paramount matches dollar for dollar every dollar their beekeepers donate to this), plus all the preparation work and post season work Gordy does and Paramount pays on time, a distinct advantage for the beekeepers, and not practiced by all almond growers.
'And because of where we are – the driest part of the state – we don't have to apply fungicides during bloom, a practice that's becoming a real issue with honey bee health,' he added.
Water is always in any discussion about the almond industry. It is a major factor in any expansion plans because of its uncertain year to year availability. Too, the cost of establishing an orchard has grown, now to about $10,000 to $12,000 an acre to prepare and plant, figuring leveling, irrigation, installation of roads, trees and the labor to do it all.
'So we've quite an investment in the orchard, and an investment in getting good bees,' he said. 'We do a lot to help beekeepers, but we expect something in return.'
That's where Gordy's inspection process enters the picture. It works like this.
Paramount's policy is that bees from holding yards, or bees just entering the state that are going directly to the orchards have a week after placement to get examined by the beekeeper so they can remove and replace colonies not up to standard, and thus get a higher frame average when examined. What's standard? Well, that question has an expensive, and generally uncertain answer.
Overall, the almond industry considers a colony with eight frames of bees and some brood an 'adequate' pollination unit. Adjustments for external temperature and time of day are taken into consideration, but that's the 'normal' equation.
Here's where it can get confusing. Who measures? How do they measure? Are all colonies supposed to be adequate? Is an eight frame 'average' a consideration? What about really strong colonies – does the beekeeper get paid more for those? Are they worth it? Does every colony get measured? If not, what percent? Who decides? Well, it all depends.
Some growers take the word of the beekeeper that some predetermined level of colony strength exists and the contract – number of colonies and average strength – has been met. This is usually the result of a long standing relationship between the grower and beekeeper.
Others hire independent inspectors to look (we visit with one of those businesses later to see how that works) and evaluate the colonies, and pay the beekeeper based on the results of that evaluation. Usually this includes some level of penalty for under-strength colonies, and a bonus for super-sized colonies, or payment is based on an average overall colony strength. The downside to all of this of course is grower assumptions, inspector bias, or a beekeeper's imagination. The bias issue, though not common, can arise when the inspector considers who he or she is being paid by...whose interests are best served by looking for the best, or the worst of the colonies to inspect. It happens. And sometimes, if a grower or beekeeper suspects a problem, an additional inspector will be brought in and paid for by the party suspecting a problem, to see if two inspections can agree. Here the issue is time – a group of colonies that were weak a week ago can rebound given good weather and a good queen, or can collapse in a heartbeat if there are serious health problems.
For colonies that are brokered, that is, a Pollination Brokering business, and there are several that handle many thousands of colonies, deals with many beekeepers who do not have enough colonies to deal directly with a grower, or who do not come to California and arrange to have their bees shipped there, or are picked up by the broker and delivered. The broker 'assembles' these in holding yards until needed, may help feed and care for them during their stay there if the beekeeper doesn't, then gets them moved into orchards he contracts with.
A broker usually deals with many orchard owners, too, so not all of the eggs are in one basket. Generally, brokers and growers agree on a price per colony delivered at a minimum strength, and sometimes a penalty or bonus is arranged.
Often the broker is the inspector, but almost as often an independent inspector is brought in to evaluate the colonies. Good brokers know their beekeepers, know the colonies they keep, and have good working relationships with both beekeepers and growers. That's what they are paid for.
Incidentally, most orchard growers deal with several beekeepers or brokers to make sure they have several sources of bees if one beekeeper crashes and burns. It happens. And, most larger beekeepers often deal with more than one orchard because sometimes payment is late, short or non-existent. That happens too.
But, because the inspection process has been less than transparent sometimes, Paramount has taken most of the guess work and bias out of the equation and the resulting consistency and accuracy seem pretty good. They have their own inspectors, and will inspect 15% of the 92,000 colonies they rent. When they contract with a beekeeper he is given a unique number, replicated on sheets of bar codes. Every four-colony pallet gets a bar code sticker. Every drop, that is every location in an orchard where colonies are placed – usually on the edge of the regular roads running throughout the orchard – contains six pallets of four colonies each. Each location has a permanent sign on an almond tree trunk that indicates these locations – white sign, black letters are easy to see at night.
An inspection team consists of four individuals. One operates a hand-held code reader that records the bar code and thus the owner of the hives, but there's more. When activated it records the exact gps location of the drop. At the same time it assigns a number to each colony in the drop (1 – 24) then picks two or four of them to be inspected – picked randomly by the code reader. The total is 15% when all is said and done.
The operator tells two inspectors which colonies to inspect. One inspector removes the cover and tips the top super so it sits on end on the colony behind it, while the second inspector looks at that upturned super from the bottom and visually measures the daylight he can see on the two sides (outside frames), and top and bottom. He shouts out a number. By this time bees in the bottom super have risen to the top bars and outline the size of the cluster below. Another number. These two numbers are totaled in the device – next colony.
The fourth inspector? He's behind the wheel and doesn't really stop at a drop – he just edges forward, all the time moving. Slow, yes. Stop, no. When done the two inspectors hop on the back of the truck, the device operator hops inside and they're off to the next drop. At the end of the day a beekeeper's hives can be rated by average number of frames, or by the number with 12, 11 or 10 or fewer frames. Gordy likes a 10 frame colony because it has room to expand a bit before pollination is over. Paramount pays for basic eight frames – some beekeepers say they pay a bit low for an eight framer especially when compared to other growers, but they pay a bonus for eight to 10 frames, and an additional for 10 - 12 frames, encouraging a strong colony – but remember, giving a week to get to that strength after they arrive. Interest in a bonus varies from beekeeper to beekeeper because it costs more to get colonies from eight to 10 frames, and from 10 – 12 frames, and the bonus should more than cover that additional cost.
Joe Traynor, a well known pollination broker – we'll visit with several of these businesses before we're done – is a strong advocate of early season communication between grower and beekeeper on rental prices and bonuses so beekeepers can budget for extra feed if warranted, or not if cost prohibitive. Fees? They are all over the map, but as a working figure, $150/eight frame colony is a good start. But weak colonies rented late in the game might make far less, and strong colonies working with a good broker might make a good deal more. Penalties and bonuses change the figure of course. But for budget purposes almond growers use the $150 fee, at least this year.
Most grower/beekeeper agreements are pretty straight forward single page documents common to most pollination contracts. Delivery time, minimum number of colonies delivered, strength, bonuses if any, inspection by who, re-inspection if a problem, theft compensation (many are that the grower pays the contract price, but the beekeeper has the insurance to cover equipment and bees lost), pesticide issues, removal and other regular items.
Because of the holding yard provisions, inspection bar code requirements and other somewhat uncommon practices, Paramount's contract is longer, but it does offer additional protection for both beekeepers and grower.
Though inspection isn't the first encounter between growers and beekeepers in the almonds, it can be either one of the most contentious or one of the most rewarding. Beekeepers have a lot on the line – it costs this year roughly $25/colony to get a Midwest colony to, and from California. If using a broker there are additional costs there, and if storing colonies in California for any amount of time before the bloom there are medication, food and labor costs that come right off the top. Moving into the orchards is labor intensive, and, though most growers are seeing the light, some still require drop locations set up by puzzle masters, rather than beekeepers with trucks and forklifts. If the weather cooperates colonies can build quite fast on almond honey and pollen and swarming can be a serious problem, but if there's nothing but rain for two weeks – it happens – colonies that went in healthy can come out essentially starving. Fungicide sprays during bloom are coming under increasing pressure from beekeepers because of breaks in the brood cycle several weeks later, and tank mixes of fungicides and insecticides . . . a free ride for the grower who can save a trip through the orchard – are occasionally made which are even worse for the bees. And then there are the just-finding-out problems of the synergistic effects of chemicals already in the hives – basically miticides – and these other grower applied chemicals that aren't even figured out yet.
There may be a token pollination contract after almonds out west somewhere – apples in Washington for instance, taking up time and finding a space until the bees can get back home, but those contracts are a pittance and mostly don't even break even, though there might be some buildup going on. Joe Traynor has said for years that the almond growers are subsidizing the pollination costs of many other west coast growers because of this timing issue. He's right.
But growers, too, have a lot on the line…their entire crop depends on getting as many blossoms pollinated as possible in what can be horrendous weather, or perfect flight time. This year the cool weather caused the different varieties to bloom at different times in some orchards . . . almonds need cross pollination to set fruit and growers plant different rows with different varieties to make sure there's a mix of pollen going on. But if the bloom doesn't coincide – there's a problem, no matter how many bees there are. So their pollination rental costs are increased because they must rent pollen inserts on the hives so the bees can take a different pollen to the trees they are visiting.
But still, it all comes down to colony strength, and the inspection process – transparent and benign or flawed and biased, is the connection between beekeeper and almond grower. The bees and the flowers? They know what's going on. The growers – they kind of know the market. Beekeepers – they have the bees almost figured out. There's lots more here – stay tuned.
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The banquet, which is sponsored by First Baptist Church of Carbon Hill, will take place Saturday, Aug. 18 at Carbon Hill High School. The free event will feature a wide variety of food, including a lot of wild game choices. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the meal will begin at 6.
Scott McCullar, pastor at FBC-Carbon Hill, said this is the fourth year the church has sponsored the sportsman's banquet. Past speakers have included former Alabama quarterback Tyler Watts and former Auburn quarterback Stan White.
"We've had some good speakers in the past, but I feel Coach Stallings will be our biggest draw yet," McCullar said. "Coach Stallings is someone that is respected by Alabama and Auburn fans. I'm excited about him joining us for this event."
In addition to the free event, McCullar said VIP tickets are available for a special meet and greet with Stallings at 5 p.m. the day of the banquet. The VIP tickets are $100 and include a personal greeting from Stallings, a 1992 Daniel Moore print signed by Moore and Stallings and special seating at the free sportsman's banquet.
Stallings will also speak at FBC-Carbon Hill the following day, Aug. 19, during the church's Sunday morning service. The service will begin at 11 a.m., but seating will begin at 10 a.m.
"We're canceling Sunday school for that day, because we are expecting a larger than normal crowd," McCullar said. "We'll go ahead and open the church early so people can have some time to fellowship before the service."
For more information on Stallings' upcoming visit to Carbon Hill, call the church at 205-924-4145.


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Standard Terms of Business for the Sale of Hard- and Software
§ 1 General Principles
All performances are exclusively based on the Standard Terms of Business as shown below. Any terms to the contrary set by the customer will only be accepted on condition that such have been explicitly agreed upon in writing.
The said Standard Terms of Business shall also be applicable to any follow-up orders and possible repairs of the deliveries even if this fact has not been pointed out a second time.
Collateral agreements as well as alterations of and amendments to the contract and the Standard Terms of Business require the written confirmation by DENX Computer Systems, hereinafter called DENX.
§ 2 Binding Force of Offers and Conclusion of a Contract
In each and every case the offers submitted by DENX are subject to confirmation. A contract will not be brought about before a customer's order has been confirmed in writing by DENX.
DENX will retain possession of any preliminary estimates, drawings and other data and information pertinent to the offer until the contract has been brought about in full.
§ 3 Prices
DENX is entitled to appropriate price adjustments if there should be unforeseen changes of customs duties, import and export fees as well as exchange rates.
§ 4 Delivery of Goods, Delay in Delivery, Impossibility of Performance
The written form is mandatory when setting forth the terms of delivery. The times of delivery shall be scheduled on a calendrical basis. Cases of force majeure, operational breakdown, strikes, riots or civil unrest do not constitute a delay in delivery. DENX will have to furnish proof of employing the diligence of a prudent businessman.
DENX are entitled to make partial deliveries.
If DENX should not perform on time, the customer may withdraw from the contract after setting an additional period of time of reasonable length in writing and warning against the refusal of taking delivery. The said additional period of time shall run for at least four weeks.
The customer is not entitled to send a dunning letter or set a time-limit if the completion date agreed upon should not be met due to the customer's subsequent wishes for alterations.
§ 5 Terms of Payment
Each and every invoice falls due within 14 days from the date of issue unless otherwise provided.
The customer is entitled to a setoff only on condition that the counterclaims have been established uncontested or non-appealable.
In the event of default in payment DENX are entitled - notwithstanding any other established rights - to charge interest on payment in arrears as from the due date to such an amount as DENX are charged by the bank, at least, however, to an amount of 5%. Payment of interest shall be made without undue delay.
If a customer should fail to pay, DENX may withdraw from the contract after setting an additional period of time of reasonable length or asking for damages on account of non-performance. Warning the customer against the refusal of taking delivery is not necessary.
If the customer's financial situation should considerably deteriorate all the debts having accrued from the business are liable to fall due immediately.
§ 6 Extent of Delivery
DENX undertake the liability to hand over the ordered hard- or software to the customer. The respective place of performance will be agreed upon from case to case. DENX is bound to give the customer in written and/or typewritten form the directions for use and the producer documentation as well as additional documents concerning the product specification.
Until payment in full of the invoiced purchase price title to all the goods delivered shall be retained by DENX.
Only the contents of the sales contract are authoritative with respect to the extent of delivery and performance.
§ 7 Wishes for Alterations
DENX shall not make allowance for any wishes for alterations expressed by the customer subsequent to the conclusion of the contract if such alterations constitute a divergence from the original subject matter of the contract and, in particular, if the said alterations cannot reasonably be expected of DENX with respect to the liabilities incurred on their part against suppliers.
§ 8 Notification of Defects
The customer shall notify the supplier without undue delay, however, no later than six (6) months after receipt of the subject matter of the contract, of any objections referring to incomplete or incorrect deliveries, or of complaints because of apparent defects.
A notification of defect takes effect only on condition that the deficiency having become manifest is made known in writing to DENX, containing a comprehensible description of the said defect.
In the event of a justified notification of defect the right of retention can only be exercised if the difference between the defect and the total price is reasonable and appropriate.
The period of guarantee expires six (6) months after taking delivery. Defects are remedied at DENX's option by subsequent rectification or substitute delivery.
If the remedy of a defect or substitute delivery has failed twice, the customer is entitled to file a claim for the rescission of sale or the reduction of the purchase price. Any claims for damages resulting from a negligent breach of the supplier's obligation to remedy a defect or a delay in such obligation to remedy are excluded. Claims based on warranty cannot be transferred.
If the customer is in default of acceptance or fails to comply with his obligations to cooperate, the period of guarantee shall commence as from the default of acceptance, respectively, one month after DENX have declared readiness to provide the installation if such has been agreed upon.
Should alterations have been made to the goods delivered without the written consent of DENX such warranty is inapplicable.
Only those warranted characteristics are considered valid which have been expressly agreed upon in writing by a specially authorized representative of DENX.
DENX assume liability for larger damages only in case the warranty was meant of afford comprehensive protection against precisely those very damages.
In the event of damage the customer shall permit DENX the rectification in order to bring about a reduction in defect, notwithstanding these claims. With respect to the technical matter the customer is bound to act in accordance with the instructions given by DENX referring to those. The maximum amount for which liability will be assumed is considered three times as much as the contract value. However, such maximum amount shall not exceed 25,000.00 EUR.
§ 9 Other Claims for Damages
Damages due to delay and claims for damages due to non-performance can only be sued for by the customer in so far as such were caused intentionally or by gross negligence on the part of DENX.
The customer can withdraw from the contract if DENX are responsible for the impossibility of performance. Also in this case any such claims for damages arise only if they were caused intentionally or by gross negligence on the part of DENX.
The supplier assumes full liability for damages arising from warranty of title.
The liability for an initial inability to perform shall be limited to five times the purchase price. However, such amount shall not exceed 25.000,00 EUR. The liability is also limited to such damages which must be taken into account as a typical phenomenon whenever a transfer of hardware or software takes place.
In addition, DENX are fully liable only for damage caused intentionally or by gross negligence. This also applies to their legal representatives and managerial staff.
In the event of a breach of important contractual obligations (cardinal obligations) DENX assume full liability for their person and their vicarious agents with an amount five times the purchase price. However, such amount shall not be in excess of 25.000,00 EUR.
DENX do not assume liability for indirect damages, consequential damages and the loss of profit.
All such claims for damages are subject to a one-year limitation period from the date on which the right arose.
The liability for a loss of data is limited to the typical restoration costs which would have been incurred by the regular making of backup copies whereby due regard is paid to running the risk of a loss.
If DENX give advice to the customer within the scope of the sale or take over the installation of the goods any and all liability resulting thereof shall be disallowed.
§ 10 High Risk Activities
Unless explicitly specified in writing in a particular case, DENX's products are not fault-tolerant and are not designed, manufactured or intended for use or resale as online control equipment in hazardous environments requiring fail-safe performance, such as in the operation of nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation and communication systems, air traffic control, direct life support machines or weapon systems, in which the failure of products could lead directly to death, personal injury, or severe physical or environmental damage. DENX specifically disclaim any express or implied warranty of fitness for any high risk uses listed above.
§ 11 Validity of the German Engineering Standard Rules (DIN)
If discrepancies should arise in the course of performing the contract between the parties with respect to data processing terms and symbols, product quality specifications, layout requirements or the like, the observance of the respective rules of the German Engineering Standard (DIN) as were specified when the contract has been concluded, is mandatory due to the absence of an agreement to the contrary.
§ 12 Taking Delivery of the Products
A formal taking delivery of the goods is not necessary unless a pertinent agreement has been entered into. The goods are considered accepted as soon as they are handed over to the customer. If the customer refuses the acceptance of the goods the same is considered as effected by having placed such at the customer's disposal.
§ 13 Choice of Law Cause
The contractual relations exclusively governed by the law of the Federal Republic of Germany. The regulations of the UN Sales Convention and other international agreements are not applicable.
§ 14 Place of Jurisdiction
It is agreed upon that Munich shall be the venue for all disputes arising from the contractual relationship, provided such venue is permitted by statute.
§ 15 Supplementary Provisions
If any provision of these Standard Terms of Business should be ineffective the legal validity of the other provisions shall not be affected as a result of this nullity. Instead, the parties undertake to modify the said invalid provisions in a way which imparts an approximate idea of the legal and economic meaning and purpose of DENX's intention or which comes closest to it. If a loophole should be found in the said Standard Terms of Business the parties undertake to fill such loophole by an arrangement which will further the contractual purpose of the other provisions as far as possible.
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The Special Olympic PC Tigers played back-to-back games last week on Wednesday and Thursday against Putnam County and Hancock County, respectively.
The PC Tigers won its basketball game against the Putnam County team in Ottawa, 63-34.
The youngest member of the team, Syndel Barker, scored her first career basket and the crowd went wild.
The opposing team's roster included a blind athlete, who was given numerous opportunities to score. Although the player did not score, the sportsmanship displayed by both teams and the enthusiasm of the fans was nothing short of spectacular, according to Coach Short.
High scorer of the game from the PC Tigers was Spencer Lust with 18 points.
The next night, the PC Tigers lost its match up against Hancock County, 37-34. With a minute left in the game, the PC Tigers were down by 11 points, but lost by only three points when the clock ran out.
High scorers for the game were Spencer Lust, Jacob Lindaman and Eddie Hibbard with seven points each.
The PC Tigers ended their regular season with a winning 7-3 record.
This weekend, the PC Tigers start the Special Olympics state basketball tournament preliminary match up against Richland at the Van Buren High school. Game time on Saturday, March 1 is 12:30 p.m.; if the PC Tigers prove victorious, they will play again at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 2 against Henry County at Van Buren High School.
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