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VentasPHP is a PHP based Point of Sale System. It's aimed to individuals, small and medium sized enterprises and bussiness who want a flexible, highly customizable and complete web based Inventory and Point of Sale system.
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NolaPro v4.0 is a FREE, web-based Business Management and Accounting Suite. It offers multi-company support, simultaneous users, unlimited data, and optional customizations to fit the software to your business operations.
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If you need a clear and simple way to register time expenses and then bill your customers for them, actiTIME is a tool of choice. actiTIME is a web based, standalone, multi-platform time collection software that is streamlined for billing and. ...
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Easy & Secure Web-Based File Sharing Software for IT Administrators Easy & Secure Web-Based File Sharing Software for IT AdministratorsShare files with your clients or staff on your web site. Enable your users to securely access, upload and organize documents from anywhere with only a web browser.
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- Shareware ($199.00)
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Contact - Web Based Address Books 1.0.1 is an easy to use, high performance Web service that implements easy to use address books. You can access Contact with your Web browser, cellular phone or handheld. This way your addresses are always up to. ...
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- Freeware (Free)
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- Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT
Web-based Business Accounting and ERP solution incorporating Accounts Payable and Receivable, Purchase and Sales ordering, Inventory Control, Material Resource Planning, Fixed Asset Register and Petty. ...
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- Freeware (Free)
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NetWrix Web-based Password Change for Active Directory is a freeware product that provides a simple web page for self-service Active Directory password changes that allows non-interactive users to reset their passwords without contacting IT helpdesk. ...
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- NetWrix Corporation
- Freeware (Free)
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DbNetOffice is a web-based customer relationship management system that seamlessly integrates and organises e-mail, database and file system information centred around contacts and organisations.
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LuxCal is an innovative web based event calendar for home use and small businesses. Easy management of your appointments and events from any internet PC at home, in the office, on holiday or wherever you go. Friendly and flexible user interface.
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A program to save your web based email such as HotMail to your harddrive as a space saving text file allowing multiple choice save paths A program to save your web based email such as HotMail to your harddrive as a space saving text file allowing multiple choice save paths A program to save your web based email such as HotMail to your harddrive as a space saving text file allowing multiple choice save paths. You can even save web pages with this program by Sense J.
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PrepKit MCAD 70-305, Web Based Applications with VB.NET is an interactive software application that helps you learn, tracks your progress, identifies areas for improvements and simulates the actual exam. This PrepKit contains 6 interactive practice. ...
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Easy to use, enterprise-level solution for creating and managing web-based surveys of any size or complexity. iSalient allows you to create flexible surveys by dragging and dropping form elements within a web browser. Easily add, edit, stylize, and. ...
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"Holidays are in no sense an alternative to the congestion and bustle of cities and work. Quite the contrary. People look to escape into an intensification of the conditions of ordinary life, into a deliberate aggravation of those conditions: further from nature, nearer to artifice, to abstraction, to total pollution, to well above average levels of stress, pressure, concentration and monotony -- this is the ideal of popular entertainment. No one is interested in overcoming alienation; the point is to plunge into it to the point of ecstasy. That is what holidays are for."
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I would like to present my user with a list of items and the option to delete one of them. I can make the list with delete this one. However, how do I setup a function that recognises the get variable so that the item can be deleted.
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A physicist's bold new ideaby Josh Lowe / May 22, 2013 / Leave a comment
Does time exist? Can we describe anything as absolute? Does traditional physics imply that people don't have free will? Could physicists have prevented the financial crisis? Hefty questions, all asked by a hefty panel at the RSA's Time Reborn: A New Theory of Time—a New View of the World (listen to the event here). The event saw the theoretical physicist Lee Smolin, the Financial Times assistant editor and anthropologist Gillian Tett, and the philosopher AC Grayling hurled together in a meeting of the hard and, in Tett's words, the "slightly squidgy" sciences to thrash out the answers, with Prospect's own Bronwen Maddox acting as mediator. The discussion explored Smolin's highly controversial argument that our ideas about society should be influenced by the fierce debate about our cosmology, and that a universe in which time is "real" and in which universal laws continue to change leaves more space for the role of human imagination in solving social and philosophical problems.
In his new book, Time Reborn: the Crisis of Physics and the Future of the Universe, Smolin argues that time is "the only aspect of our everyday experience that is fundamental." The laws of nature cannot exist outside of time. Instead, they are evolving. This is a direct challenge to the prevailing model—and to Einstein—in which the laws of physics are timeless and unchanging.
Smolin's arguments come out of what he calls a "crisis in physics", a term many dispute (see the review by Frank Close, £) but which does reflect a frustration that the promises of string theory have not yet been met. The greatest prize that it was hoped string theory could deliver was the unification of quantum theory with general Relativity. It has not yet done so.
Smolin, whose ideas are intensely controversial within physics, is keen however to take a leap into the social sciences and to play up his ideas' philosophical implications. Timeless naturalism, he said, leaves us with a universe where "novelty is an illusion, agency is an illusion, will is an illusion." Temporal naturalism, on the other hand, allows a "real possibility" for the "imagination of human beings… [to take] advantage of the natural capacity to invent novel phenomena."
Grayling voiced what felt like an unspoken, shared opinion in the room: that the proposals set forth by the soft-spoken but passionate Smolin were extremely "attractive." In this, they differed from "almost all other metaphysical positions which have turned on the claim that time was unreal," which are near-universally "unattractive." He gave the example of Plato's conception of absolute truths existing outside of time, which had "largely influenced religious conceptions of the universe." A palpable shudder overtook the assembled humanists in the audience.
Grayling presented Smolin and the audience with what he insisted was a "question not a criticism." He referred to Mark Twain's story, "3,000 Years Among the Microbes," in which a man is transported inside a human body, as an example of how "when we get down to the microscopic scale the whole proportion of the universe… changes." His question, he said, was whether it "is possible that our experience of time… is something that we have taken too far in reading into how things might be in the structure of the universe."
Could Lee Smolin have come in handy back in 2007? Tett explored the implications of Smolin's thesis for post-crisis economics. The study of money, said Tett, suffers from "physics envy." She argued that the middle of the last century saw a dramatic movement away from social science and relativist thinking in economics towards "the idea that an equilibrium could be discovered in the way that money worked, and in the way that physics worked," a notion particularly dominant in Wall Street and the City in the middle of last decade and which she and Smolin both roundly attacked. As a former anthropologist, she had always resented this assumption that economics could be treated like a hard science, she said.
"The issue wasn't that economists were borrowing from physics and mathematics, it was that they were borrowing from the wrong type of physics and mathematics," she said, also saying that she found Smolin's portrayal of physics to be more flexible than it might seem. If occurrences, whether in physics or society, are "path dependent"—each comes about uniquely, not as an iteration of an unchanging principle—"it has implications for simply assuming that what's happened in the past will be the perfect guide for what's happening in the future."
During a lively Q+A, the boundaries of the debate were further exploded by an audience containing only four physicists and no economists but a healthy spread of chemists, accountants, filmmakers and others. Smolin faced some skepticism from the scientific community—one observer asked how he would explain prime numbers, which we might presume to be the same in any hypothetical alien society. Smolin's response—that just because something might be invented independently in different places doesn't mean it is a fundamental truth—produced a quote which summed up his thoughts on human creativity: "just because something is an artefact of human culture, doesn't mean it's arbitrary."
Smolin was challenged repeatedly on his notion that "fundamental" laws continue to change—and he conceded that to say they "evolve" was a metaphor. Did he not have an obligation to say why or how they change? Is this governed by other "meta-laws"? Could he give an example of one that had changed? What could his account explain that prevailing physics could not?
He was also challenged on a second flank—his jump to the application of these ideas to social sciences. For Smolin, the most important idea about humanity overturned by his thesis is "the idea that we're machines, that we can be emulated by computers." But some, towards the end of the debate, began to challenge him on this. For a start, is prevailing physics quite as deterministic as he portrayed—that is, that every outcome is determined and in theory predictable? And then, is the model of man-as-machine really as embedded in our view of ourselves as he asserts?
The defining mood of the debate was arguably Tett's, however, when she said: "isn't it fabulous that this debate about physics is taking place in a building entitled the Royal Society of Arts?" Clearly, even if he might be guilty of over-stretching metaphors to make his leap into social sciences, it is one that many found immensely stimulating. With that exhortation to reach across the boundaries of disciplines, the debate ended, although Smolin has yet to face a tougher grilling at the Institute of Physics in London, and from his scientific colleagues worldwide.


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Enterprise open source commentator Glyn Moody says that Android-based ARM systems, such as the chipsets for Google's Android operating system announced this week by Freescale, could be part of the next wave of price reductions that will push netbooks down to $150 and less.
Moody believes that Apple will over time lose its iPhone advantage to open source solutions like Android. Here is his logic:
"Freescale's announcement is still at the level of marketing hype, but it is nonetheless indicative of how people are starting to think. And the crucial element is Android, because once you have netbooks running the stack, then you will have a spectrum of hybrids that can mix mobile and netbook features. Again, this is something free software is ideal for: there are no constraints on experimentation, and the tools for trying things out are readily available.
This is an aspect that Apple will simply not be able to match. Even if it comes out with a netbook that is based on the iPhone, developments will always be limited to what Apple wants to do and is capable of doing. In any single well-defined market sector Apple might well be able to produce the coolest and best machine. But create a fluid situation, where originality and flexibility are key, and Apple will lose that advantage to open source solutions."
"The openness of the Android platform means that developers will have a freedom those working with the iPhone can only dream of," Moody notes.
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By Alex Kline
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SOLON– What would it look like?
The members of the Solon school board began investigating more refined options for a possible multi-million dollar building project last week during a work session Monday, Nov. 25.
Board members visited with architect John Darveau of the architectural firm Struxture to consider two concepts for a new middle school as well as additional wings to the high school.
The last early out activity for 2013 will be a movie on Thursday, Dec. 5, at 1 p.m. The animated movie "Planes" is rated PG.
Parents or caregivers are responsible for getting students to the library and picking them up when the movie is over. School age children under the age of 10 may attend the early out programs without an adult but must be picked up at the conclusion of the program if they are not in the care of a babysitter, who must be at least 11 years old.
North Liberty City Council member and centennial committee chairman Terry Donahue (left) helps to unveil a new mural in the North Liberty Community Library. The piece was created by artist Bounnak Thammavong (right) to commemorate the city's 100th year of incorporation, and revealed to the public Nov. 16 as part of the community's centennial celebration finale. (photo by Lori Lindner)
IOWA CITY– The University of Iowa Recreational Services will offer their Snowy Owl Camp to first through sixth graders on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, on Dec. 23, 26, 27, 30 and Jan. 2 and 3, 2014. Camp days will begin supervision at 7:45 a.m. and will be provided until 4:15 p.m. Snowy Owl Camp will take place in three main facilities: Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex, Macbride Nature Recreation Area and the Campus Recreation and Wellness Center. The camp is broken down into three program areas:
IOWA CITY– School age children from six Iowa City and North Liberty-area elementary schools will benefit this year from the annual "Shoes That Fit" campaign that supplies need-specific shoes and clothing to local children. The non-profit community outreach program is led by Mediacom, along with Iowa City business partner Scheels.
By Lori Lindner
North Liberty Leader
NORTH LIBERTY– North Liberty's 100th birthday came with some unexpected gifts that will keep on giving.
Throughout 2013, the community celebrated North Liberty's centennial year with monthly events that both commemorated the past and reveled the present. A little more surprising were the plans and visions for an improved future that resulted from the conversations and planning that took place over the last 12 months, said Assistant City Administrator and Centennial Committee member Tracey Mulcahey.
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WASHINGTON (ABC) -- Negotiations between President Obama and republicans on ending the government shutdown have hit a brick wall. The President rejected the house's plan to temporarily raise the debt limit by six weeks.
Any movement to loosen the logjam that began as a republican effort to defund the President's healthcare law--shifted from the house to the senate. This weekend--leaders Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell holding talks to end the stalemate.
Reid said, "There's no reason we couldn't resolve it now. We don't have that done yet. When I say now I mean in the next 48 hours."
The government's partial shutdown--now nearing the end of its second week--and extending the nation's borrowing authority—the administration warning depletion is just days away.
With world financial markets pushing the US To fix its money woes—dueling bills failed to gain any traction Saturday--house republicans disallowing a democratic petition to open up the government immediately--
Paul Ryan said, "No deal as far as we're concerned."
While in the Senate, an attempt to extend the debt limit failed. Despite this, some republicans seem ready to negotiate. So, why bend now?
An ABC news poll shows disapproval of republicans jumping from 63 percent to 70 percent -- so they're looking for a way out -- a deal-- even as President Obama continues to pressure congress.
Manufacturing crises to extract massive concessions isn't how our democracy
Works and we have to stop it," said the President.
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Film Critics Need to Learn to Look -- and Enjoy
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The Honourable Woman is Great Escapist Fun
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Necrophilia and Gross-Out Realism Abound in Child of God
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A vehicle for a professional wrestler in which choke holds aren't administered until the 65th minute, this WWE-produced thriller is the best kind of bait-and-switch, auguring cranium-crushing action but instead delivering a meandering, eccentric, downright adorable existential crime yarn. Paul "Triple H" Levesque stars as AJ, a recent ex-con whose plan to go legit is immediately tested by the murderous stupidity of his boozy, blustery best friend, Jack (Michael Rapaport), the son of an aging New Orleans crime boss (Bruce Dern), and husband to AJ's high school sweetheart, Claire (Parker Posey). A scattershot throwback that steals elements from seedy '70s character studies, disreputable '80s vigilante flicks, even street-tough allegories from the '30s, Inside Out also dances to the confidently unhurried beat of its own drum. While Triple H is hardly Hackman or Cagney—with his self-consciously stout line-readings and perma-wet ponytail, he's more like a steroidal Steven Seagal—he and his overqualified co-stars make the most of screenwriter Dylan Schaffer's arch-pulp dialogue. About his surprising literacy, AJ explains: "Prison's a lot like sittin' on the john. A good book can help pass the time." Hollywood, take note: We need more movies in which Parker Posey kicks a tombstone, that are directed with no-nonsense purpose by gents named Artie Mandelberg, and that gift us with brine-loving heroes who want simply to "Open up a place. Make pickles. Take it as it comes."
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Penguins notebook: Gibbons skates, status for Game 4 still unclear
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Forward Brian Gibbons skated without any apparent problem Tuesday, though it remains unknown whether he will return from his injury for Wednesday's Game 4 against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Coach Dan Bylsma did make something clear: Gibbons' spot in the lineup is safe.
Coaches seldom reveal lineup or injury information during the Stanley Cup playoffs, but Bylsma hinted Gibbons doesn't need to worry about finding a roster spot once healthy.
"I would have liked Brian Gibbons to have continued on with the game he was having in Pittsburgh," Bylsma said, noting Gibbons' two goals in less than three minutes of playing time before leaving with an injury after a collision with Blue Jackets' center Ryan Johansen.
"When he gets healthy, we'll try to find a spot for him."
Gibbons skated for about 40 minutes Tuesday. He spoke with reporters after his workout but said he was unsure when he would return.
"There's no timetable," he said.
• Center Marcel Goc (foot) participated in an optional practice, but he is not yet cleared for regular action. A third-line center, Goc has missed 11 straight games dating to the regular season. The Penguins have not ruled out that he could play in Round 1, and Goc has increased his on-ice workload since resuming skating last week.
• The Penguins held an optional practice Tuesday afternoon at Nationwide Arena. Twelve players participated in a light workout, though the majority of the Penguins' biggest names — including forwards Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, James Neal and Chris Kunitz — did not skate. Columbus also held an optional skate.
• Regional TV ratings were strong around Pittsburgh and Columbus for Game 3. The Penguins broadcast on Root Sports drew an 11.34 rating, or about 354,375 viewers, based on overnight projections from Nielsen Media Research. The Blue Jackets' broadcast on Fox Sports Ohio had a record 8.3 rating, or about 190,000 viewers.
• Tickets for Game 5 at Consol Energy Center remain available at Ticketmaster's website and locations and the arena box office. The game is scheduled for Saturday, but a time has not been set.
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This popular South London hangout is frequented by local hipsters and counterculture types. It was the first DJ bar in the world and has since enjoyed a fabulous reputation. The vibe at this "surrealist boudoir" is unpretentious, with top-name DJs playing cutting-edge sounds every night in the main bar, comedy and cabaret upstairs, and pizza available until midnight.
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1. Right Click on your torrent download link (Magnetic Link)and click copy link address as shown below.
2. Now Go to www.zbigz.com
3. Paste magnetic link address in the box as shown below and press Go. There is another way to do this, just download the torrent file and upload it to zbiqz using upload torrent file button. 4. A window will appear like below screenshot, Click on Free
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Download the file with IDM (Internet Download Manager) for better downloading speed. You can only download files up to 1 GB file size using Zbigz free account.
Update: I shared my ZbigZ premium account username and password here for free.
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Prepare for memorable Father's Day
This weekend we will celebrate "Dear Ol' Dad." As the saying goes, father knows best, and I still to this day seek my father's advice in many different ways.
Make Father's Day special for your dad by cooking a meal of his favorite foods. Whether it's breakfast in bed or a meal on the grill, he's sure to love it and appreciate your efforts. Make this Father's Day one to remember.
Lemon Marinated Beef Steak
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It's front page news when Shawty Mane's allegedly YOLO-ing and sampling all the Brazilian bunda his health allows.
Justin Bieber went to Brazil and allegedly copped him some sex from prostitutes. Given the abundance of prostitute-y poontang littering the streets of Brazil, I would assume such activities were as common as checking Harold's chicken if ever in Chi-town. Especially if one's a rock star. But it relates to a 19-year-old Justin Bieber so it's front page news when Shawty Mane's allegedly YOLO-ing and sampling all the Brazilian bunda his health allows.
Coming off the heels of a reported trip to a whore house, Bieber's alleged penchant for prostitutes is back in the spotlight after a hooker broke the sacred pro-code and uploaded video of an alleged sleeping Justin, presumably post-coitus because today's pros stay overnight.
According to the reports I cared enough to read, the video footage was captured at a mansion Lil Swaggy rented after he was reportedly kicked out of a Rio de Janeiro hotel for allegedly dirtying up the joint with his barrage of purchased poon.
In the video, we see a man bearing a striking resemblance to the Canadian star, sleeping peacefully beside a red cap. Is it Justin? I can't say because yadda yadda lawsuit. But clearly, it's…nope. Can't say. Before cutting the clip short, the prostitute turns the camera to herself because duhhhh and blows her John a kiss.
So much for privacy. But then again, these ain't your father's whores.
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By JOE SHOUSE • Correspondent
PAULDING – When your family business is successful and it's all you know from an early age, you appreciate everything it resembles. And for Darl and Iva Stoller, you could say that honey runs in their veins. The honey business has brought them full circle and today Darl and his wife are excited about the latest edition at the John Paulding Historical Museum depicting in part the history of Stoller Honey.
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Unlike for fiber and soy, no "good source" or "excellent source" claims from the Food and Drug Administration exist for omega-3 fatty acids. Guidance still is out there for food and beverage companies wanting to make certain they include adequate amounts of omega-3 fatty acids per serving.
Scientific consensus is that people should consume 500 mg to 1,000 mg of omega-3 fatty acids per day, either in the form of EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) or DHA (docosahexaenoic acid), said Dr. Chet Rao, sales and marketing manager of functional and nutritional products for Hormel Specialty Foods, Austin, Minn. He said adding 90 to 100 mg of EPA or DHA per serving of a product would be a good idea since that is 20% of 500 mg.
Denomega Nutritional Oils, Boulder, Colo., points to recommendations of 605 mg per day from the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids (ISSFAL). At least 220 mg should be EPA and 220 mg should be DHA, according to the ISSFAL. According to Denomega Nutritional Oils, adding less than 65 mg per serving will have a negligible effect.
"Research has shown the dietary intake of 400 to 1,000 mg of EPA and DHA daily will positively impact consumer's health," said Damon Dickinson, director of sales for OmegaPure, a branded line of omega-3 fatty acid ingredients from Omega Protein, Houston. "Most functional foods containing omega-3 have 32 mg to 50 mg of EPA and DHA per 100-gram serving."
According to the American Heart Association, Dallas, patients with documented coronary heart disease should consume about 1,000 mg of EPA+DHA per day, preferably from fatty fish. The F.D.A. allows this qualified health claim, "Supportive but not conclusive research shows that consumption of EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease."
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Mithgiladan the Herald
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Bell Pursuivant of Carillion
- c. 1090 Norman Trader
- Maternal lineage - Norman
Offices, Positions, & Awards
- Historian, Barony of Carillion, Present Post since December 2010
- Herald, Barony of Carillion, Present Post since October 2010
- Herald, Barony of Settmour Swamp, 1994
- Deputy Seneschal, Canton of Gryphonwald in the Barony of Settmour Swamp, 1993
- "Stand in" Minster of Arts and Sciences, Barony of Carillion, 1984
- Herald, at Large, 1980 - 1991
A&S Winner: Bellringers 2010 A&S for enameling pewter as taught to the Western Europeans by the Romans who learned such art from the classic Greeks.
Companion of the Sable Bell(Carillion), at the Bellringers Feast and Revel on 26 January, 1991 AoA: From Gavin and Sedalia in AS XXIII at one of the many Lakewood Renaissance Fairs in Carillion
Event Staff
Set up, clean up, beast of burden, duty Herald: Many
Servant of the People if the Barony of Carillion and to the Crown
- Archery,Axe Throwing, Heraldry, Bardic Arts, Medieval games, Gemstones, siege engine building and being silly
- I am currently pursuing a patent as I have rediscovered a method of heat fusing enamel to pewter jewelry as done in Roman and Medieval period. My ultimate success was awarded first prize at the Bellringers A&S competition in Carillion this past January(2011)
Links to Carillion's Populace
- Lord Aaron the Arrowsmith
- Lady Amy Webbe
- Lady Anna of Carillion
- Lady Brigit inghean ui Dhomhnaill
- Duchess Brinwen the Fair
- Catherine of Carillion
- Lord Corcrán mac Diarmata
- Baron Cosimo di Signorelli
- Lord Erhart von Stuttgart
- Lady Estrella de los Confines
- Lord Ichabod the Tall
- Lord Ingvar Thorsteinsson
- Justin of Carillion
- Lady Katerine Long
- Lady Katherine Meade
- Baroness Katrina MacAulish
- Lady Lillian atte Valeye
- Lady Luned Gwyn
- Lady Mari Anna deLacey (called "Blackheart")
- Baroness Mary Theophania Hunn
- Lord Mithgiladan the Herald
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- Lady Raffaella Mascolo
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Research Day
Join us for the seventh annual EPI Research Day on February 20!
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION (Deadline February 2, 2014)
Keynote Speakers:
R. Timothy Ziemer (1:10-2:10)
Rear Admiral, United States Navy (Retired)
President's Malaria Initiative Coordinator
Dr. Christopher Plowe (2:10-3:10)
Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Professor and Leader, Malaria Group
Center for Vaccine Development
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Feb. 20, 2014 Research Day Schedule:
- 9:00am – 10:00am Breakfast (CGRC- 1st, 3rd and 4th Floor Lobby) and poster set up
- 10:00am – 1:00pm Poster Session (Presenters, please stand by your posters)
- 12:00pm – 12:45pm Lunch (CGRC- 1st Floor Lobby)
- 12:45pm – 1:00pm Keynote Assembly (CGRC Auditorium 101)
- 1:00pm – 1:10pm Welcome and introductions by Dr. J. Glenn Morris, Director of EPI
- 1:10pm – 3:10pm Keynote Speeches
- 3:10pm – 3:15pm Closing remarks by Dr. David Norton, VP of Research, UF
- 3:15pm – 4:00pm Remove posters (any posters left at 4 p.m. will be disposed)
Transportation and Parking
There is no parking at EPI, but several garages are nearby and RTS busses service the institute.
Parking garages can be found near EPI on Gale Lemerand Drive. Please refer to the campus parking map, http://www.parking.ufl.edu/pages/maps.asp, to find exact locations and decal requirements.
RTS Bus Routes
Bus numbers 9 and 117 stop at the Cancer and Genetics Research Complex.
To find a route that best serves you visit go-rts.com and use the RTS Trip Planner. Enter "2033 Mowry Road" as your ending point and a route will be planned for you.
Please note:
- Abstract edits will not be possible after the abstract form has been submitted.
- Email confirmation will be sent once the online submission form has been submitted.
- One abstract for each submission is required. The abstracts will be printed in the Research Day 2013 Book of Abstracts.
- Abstracts are limited to 400 words. The word limit applies to the online abstract submissions. Posters do not have a word count maximum.
- Individuals/groups may submit more than one abstract.
- Poster presentations may include new data or may reflect material that has been presented at national meetings within the past 18 months.
About posters:
- Poster boards are 4 feet high and 5 feet wide. An example can be seen here.
- As a suggestion, font size should be no less than 14-pt for paragraph text and 18-pt for sub-titles. Thirty-six point text or larger is ideal for the poster title. Sans serif fonts are best for paragraph body texts. It is ideal to make posters readable from a distance.
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The long term future for Irish international football
Brian Farrell gives his opinion on what the future holds for the Irish international team.
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A Texas school district said it could not substantiate claims by a conservative activist group that a second-grader had her Bible taken away during a classroom reading exercise.
The girl's family said a teacher took away her Bible two weeks ago during a "read to myself" period at Hamilton Elementary School.
The family – who asked to remain anonymous, fearing possible retaliation — contacted the Liberty Institute rather than bring their concerns to the principal.
The conservative legal group pointed out the school's library had copies of the Bible.
"If it's appropriate for their own library, why on Earth would it not be appropriate for their own students?" said Michael Berry, an attorney with the Liberty Institute.
Officials with Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District released a letter Wednesday, saying the school's principal will hold an all-staff meeting this week to make sure all employees are aware the Bible is permitted during independent reading time.
"They are letting them read the Hunger Games, that's kids killing kids, why can't she read the Bible," said parent Jennifer Muse.
But administrators said they were not certain the incident had happened at all.
The district said in a statement that students are supposed to read books that are "just right" – meaning they are able to read most of the words and comprehend the text, and that the material is appropriate to the subject being taught.
Officials said they would examine whether the Bible met the district's "just right" criteria.
The Liberty Institute frequently claims instances of discrimination against Christian students by public school employees, which sometimes fall apart under scrutiny.
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- Twenty four new and accurate maps of the several parts of Europe; (viz.) 1. The world in general. 2. Europe in particular. 3. Sweden and Norway. 4. Denmark. 5. Muscovy, or Russia. 6. Poland.7. Germany in general. 8. The north-east part of Germany, containing the Dutchies of Mecklenburgh and Pomerania, Brandenburgh, Saxony, Silesia, the marquisate of Lusatia, &c. 9. The north-west part of Germany, containing Cologne, Westphalia, Juliers, Cleeves, Munster, Osnaburgh, Holstein, Bremen, Hanover, Lunenburgh and Brunswick, Hesse-Cassel, &c. 10. The south-east part of Germany, viz. Bavaria, Newburgh, Saltzburgh, Bohemia, Moravia, Austria, Styria, Carinthia, Carniola, Brixen, Trent, Tirol, &c. 11. The south-west part of Germany, viz. Mentz and Treeves, palatine of the Rhine, circles of Franconia, Swabia and Alsace, Lorain, the Weteraw, &c. 12. Swabia and Franconia, with the Duke of Marlborough's March to Hochstet, &c. 13. The United-provinces, or Netherlands. 14. Flanders, or the Spanish-Netherlands; with the bishopricks of Combray and Liege. 15. France in general. 16. The north part of France, viz. Picardy, Normandy, Bretagne, Isle of France, Champagne and Orleanois. 17. The south part of France, viz. Burgundy, Lyonois, Guienne, Languedoc, Dauphine and Provence. 18. Spain and Portugal. 19. Italy in general, with Naples, the Isle of Sicily, &c. 20. Lombardy, with Dauphine, Provence, the Cevennes, &c. 21. The Swisse-Cantons, or Switzerland; with the Grisons country, &c. 22. Hungary, Transilvania, &c. 24. The English channel; with the coasts of England, France, and Holland. All (except the last) new done, according to the latest observations, by Herman Moll, geographer: And very useful to all that read the publick papers, or that have Mr. Echard's Gazetteer. (1)
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|1997 - 2004
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Haldane Robert Mayer is a Federal Appeals judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. He joined the court in 1987 after being nominated by President Ronald Reagan. Mayer took senior status on June 30, 2010.[1]
Mayer graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point with his bachelor's degree in 1963 and later graduated from William and Mary Law with his J.D. in 1971 and also served in the U.S. Army from 1963 to 1975.[1]
Professional career
- 1992-Present: Adjunct Professor, Virginia Law
- 1982-1987: Judge, United States Court of Claims
- 1981-1982: U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board
- 1980-1981: Private practice, Washington, D.C.
- 1977-1980: Special assistant, Hon. Warren Burger
- 1975-1977: Adjunct Professor, Virginia Law
- 1975-1977: Private practice, Charlottesville, Virginia
- 1970-1972: Law clerk, Hon. John Butzner, Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
- 1963-1975: U.S. Army[1]
Judicial career
Mayer was nominated by Ronald Reagan on February 3, 1987 to a seat vacated by Marion Bennett as Bennett assumed senior status. Mayer was Confirmed by the Senate on June 11, 1987 on a majority voice vote and received commission on June 15, 1987. Mayer has served as the chief judge of the Federal Circuit from 1997 to 2004.[2] Mayer took senior status on June 30, 2010.
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NASCAR has announced its Champions Week events for fans making the trip to Las Vegas, with enough activities again on the schedule for Dec. 1-3 that it might be worth the trip even if you don't snag a coveted banquet ticket.
The highlight should again be the "Victory Lap" down the Vegas Strip, with all 12 drivers making a slow trip down the canyon of towering casinos in front of thousands of onlookers.
Though the hilarious "Champion's Roast" is off the schedule – drivers were uncomfortable ripping on each other and many of the jokes were probably considered inappropriate – it has been replaced by a "Family Feud" style competition between the Chase drivers that is free to all fans on Dec. 1 in the Las Vegas Motor Speedway fan zone.
And that's just one of the chances fans will have to see the drivers from a different view.
Here's the complete Champion's Week schedule:
Wednesday, Dec. 1
• Chasers For Charity (Las Vegas Motor Speedway): The aforementioned Feud-style game show with all 12 Chase drivers takes place from 2-3:30 p.m. Admission is free. Also, the Richard Petty Driving Experience is offering rides with some proceeds going to charity.
Thursday, Dec. 2
• NASCAR/NMPA Myers Bros. Awards Luncheon (Bellagio Ballroom): This is the annual ceremony for the sponsor awards that they don't want to give at the main banquet (crew chief, Rookie of the Year, NMPA Most Popular Driver, etc.). For the first time, though, it's open to fans (Dale Jr., anyone?). The ceremony begins at 11 a.m.
• Victory Lap (The Strip): This is the signature event of Champion's Week, with the top 12 drivers parading down the famous Las Vegas Strip with fans lining the streets and bridges to get a look. There will be two burnout areas and a pit stop along the route. It starts at 3:30 p.m.
• NASCAR After The Lap (Hard Rock Hotel): Driver question-and-answer session for fans (free general admission seats) beginning at 4:30.
Friday, Dec. 3
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Banquet (The Wynn): Tickets for this are hard to come by, and you'll have to likely win one of the 300 available to fans through various track and team promotions. The banquet begins at 6 p.m.
Even if you can't attend the banquet, it still may be worth taking a trip to Vegas for the other fan events (if you can swing it financially, of course).