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Northwest Brass Works
manufactures custom brass belt buckles. All of the buckles we make are sand-cast, solid brass, and hand made in the USA. Every belt buckle comes with a Lifetime Guarantee of Quality Craftsmanship.
"Our custom buckles can take the punishment of everyday wear."
Custom Military
Web Slider Buckles
Solid Brass
Made in the USA
Military Web Belts
Size: 1-1/4".
Northwest Brass Works
Custom Buckles
We are dedicated to making the highest quality solid brass belt buckles available in America today. Our specialized services include the custom design and casting of buckles using antique sand casting methods.
From exceptional artwork design to detailed pattern work, from smooth sand castings to high quality bronze, from superior craftsmanship to excellent customer service you won't find a better quality buckle made.
How to make a custom buckle.
First email us your idea and description for a buckle. From this we draw a graphic proposal for you to review. Once approved the patterns are made for each custom edition of buckles. An antique foundry press is used to compress specially formulated smooth sand around the patterns. Great attention to detail is taken at this point in the process. Our traditional brass is melted in a furnace then hand poured into the top of the sand molds. After cooling each sprue of buckles is broken out sand blasted then inspected for quality. We select only the best buckle castings. A skilled craftsman polishes each buckle using a variety of techniques. This is a skill that takes years to perfect. When the buckle is finished it is strength tested and inspected for quality.
"A Quality Craftsman makes a Quality Buckle."
When you receive your custom buckle in hand, you will notice the brilliant shine, see the fine detail of a smooth sand cast piece, admire the quality craftsmanship and feel the weight of a solid brass buckle that will stand the test of time.
"We shall sell no buckle until it shines!"
We invite you to contact us about your own edition of custom belt buckles. You will find our customer service polite and ready to listen to your ideas and requests. Making sure your custom buckles turn out just the way you envision them.
Thanks for your interest in our custom buckles!
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Christian Buckles!
Jesus Fish IXOYE Buckle
Jesus said to them, "Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men." Matthew 4:19 - Bible
Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist...
Ephesians 6:14 - Bible
Excellent Conversation Starter!
Custom Amateur Radio Call Sign Belt Buckle.
Made to Order
with your Call Sign.
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Excellent Designs - Quality Craftsmanship!
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Fishing Belt Buckles!
Got One On!?
Here in the Pacific Northwest we love our Salmon! Everyone has seen the Salmon being tossed at Pike Place Market in Seattle. Now you can catch a Salmon Buckle and hook it to your belt.
We also have a large selection of Sport Fish Buckles like Steelhead, Rainbow Trout, Striped Bass, Albacore, Yellowfin Tuna, and we will be adding more...
Fly Fishing Buckles!
Wet or Dry they're a sure catch.
If a river runs through your neck of the woods and there is a trout to be caught. Then you know that Fly Fishing is an art that is performed on a four-count rhythm between ten and two o'clock. These buckles are for those fly fisherman artists.
Take a look at our selection, classic shape, small size, solid brass with a satin finish.
It will look good at the Sunday meetin' and out on the river that afternoon.
American Flag
Belt Buckle
If you are feeling Patriotic this is the buckle for you!
Size is 2" x 3 1/4" and fits up to an
1 3/4" leather belt.
Leather Belt
Looks great with a pair of American Blue Jeans!
A Casual Classic.
American Flag Buckle $29.99
Buckle is in stock. We ship same day or next business day by USPS Priority Mail $5.00
American Flag Belt Buckle $29.99
Don't Tread on Me Buckle
Inspired by the Gadsden Flag the classic symbol of American Patriotism. This buckle has the snake coiled and ready for attack.
Molon Labe Buckle
The classic expression of defiance spoken by Leonidas in response to Xerxes demand that the Spartans surrender their weapons.
Don't Tread on Me Belt Buckle - $29.99
Molon Labe Buckle Belt Buckle - $29.99
Military Oath - Minutemen Buckle
Support & Defend the US Constitution
This Buckle is for Patriots that will Support and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America. It's inspired by the American Military Oath of Enlistment.
Size is 2 3/4" Diameter
Fits up to a 1 3/4" belt.
Military Oath - Minuteman Belt Buckle - $29.99
Old Glory Buckle
This American Flag Belt Buckle featuring a Sculptured Relief Rendition of "Old Glory" Waving in the Wind. A timeless classic work of art in the form of a belt buckle that you will be able to pass down for generations...
Old Glory Flag Buckle - $29.99
Betsy Ross Flag Buckle
This American Flag Belt Buckle featuring a sculptured relief rendition original flag with 13 Stars arranged in a circle.
Made this for the Patriot in all of us!
Betsy Ross Flag Buckle - $29.99
US Military Belt Buckles
Made in the USA!
Our way of saying "Thank you!" for your service to our country.
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines...
Pick up one for yourself or a family member in the service. They will appreciate a Quality Buckle Made in the USA!
Pacific Northwest Coast Indian Style Art Buckles
Thunderbird, Raven, Eagle, Seahawk, Orca, Bear, Beaver, Salmon...
All unique original drawings only available here!
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Custom - US Military Belt Buckles Made in the USA!
Liberty is Not Free!
Lady Liberty letting you know that Liberty is Not Free!
Respect it!
Liberty is Not Free! Buckle - $29.99
Minuteman Buckle
The first men that were ready to fight and die for freedom in our country were not professional soldiers, just citizens, many were known as the Minutemen.
Minuteman Buckle - $29.99
American Dont Tread on Me Flag Buckle
No matter how you look at things, this buckle speaks for itself.
American Dont Tread on Me Flag Buckle - $29.99
Betsy Ross Buckle
The 13 Stars & Stripes in a high polished flag.
Unique and Original Buckle!
Betsy Ross Flag Buckle -Rectangle - $29.99
Born in the USA Buckle
If you're a dog that has been beat to much, its time to stand up and wear a buckle that shows your American Patriotism.
Born in the USA Buckle - $29.99
Political Advisory
Explicit Opinions Buckle
Some people should come with a Warning Label. Now you can give it to them... If you don't know anyone like that, it's probably you.
Political Advisory Explicit Opinions Buckle - $29.99
Maccabee Buckle
When Antiochus Epiphanes issued decrees against Jewish Religious Freedom. Mattithas Maccabee and his son Judah "The Hammer" fought back and Won, retaking Jerusalem and the Temple.
Eight Nights - Eight Lights!
Maccabee Buckle - $29.99
Israel Flag Buckle
Great way to show your support for Israel.
A country still willing to stand up for what is right against all odds.
I will bless them that bless thee...
This buckle says I Stand with Israel!
Israel Flag Buckle - $29.99
Surrender the Booty! Buckle
When wearing this buckle if someone says...
"Hey Pirate! Where's your Buccaneers?" You tell them "Thar under me buckin' hat!"
Take all you can get!
For the Pirate in all of us!
Surrender the Booty Buckle - $29.99
Spawn Until You Die Buckle
For the Fisherman that gets it! Featuring a Skull a Salmon and a Skeleton Salmon.
Very Unique Original Buckle!
Spawn Until You Die Buckle - $29.99
Grateful Red Buckle
Take Me to the River to Live, Spawn and Die...Red Sockeye Salmon Skeleton.
Get one before it floats away!
Grateful Red Buckle - $29.99
Jolly Roger Flag Buckle
If you are Military or just a Calico Jack, this buckle can take the punishment...and probably return some too.
Jolly Roger Buckle - $29.99
Texas Flag Buckle
Don't Mess with Texas!
Do you really have to say anything more?
Texas Flag Buckle - $29.99
No Rendirse Muchachos! Buckle
When the attack on the Alamo happened Travis yelled to the Tejanos "No Rendirse Muchachos!" or "Never Surrender Boys!"
Apoye La Segunda Enmienda "Support the Second Amendment" in Spanish along the bottom.
Remember the Alamo!
No Rendirse Muchachos Buckle - $29.99
Hot Rod Buckle
So Hot it has a Flaming Skull!
Hot Rod Car Buckle
Put the Pedal to the Metal!
Rat Rod Buckle
Kustom Rat Rod Skull!
Rat Rod Car Buckle
Kustom Skull on a Rat Rod! Rust is a Must!
Hot Rod Buckle - $34.99
Hot Rod Car Buckle - $34.99
Rat Rod Car Buckle - $34.99
Rat Rod Buckle - $34.99
We can take your idea for a design using your emblems, patches, photographs and turn them into a buckle that you will be able to wear everyday in the field.
It can take any abuse that you can deliver to it and still look good!
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Here are some Featured Buckles that are in stock and available for you!
American Soldier
Belt Buckle
This Buckle featuring a American Soldier sighting in an enemy has a Polished Flag and Textured Background.
Cast into the backside is part of the Military Oath.
I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic...so help me God.
Size is 2 3/8" x 3 5/8"
Fits up to an 1 3/4" Belt
Available Exclusively from
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American Soldier Buckle $39.99
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American Soldier Buckle $39.99
Trail Tested Buckle!
If you are a Jeep enthusiast like myself then you know that the emblem on the side of your Jeep says Trail Rated. Yet that probably doesn't matter unless you try it out! So this buckle is for those of us that have Trail Tested their Jeep on a High Mountain Trail or a Desert Sand Dune.
This is an Original Design Copyright 2014 by Northwest Brass Works.
Trail Tested Buckle!
Solid Brass
Size is 2 3/8" Diameter
Fits up to an 1 1/2" Leather Belt.
Very Limited Supply.
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Trail Tested Buckle - $49.99
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How I Landed My First Gig on Wall StreetIA
Many years ago I left Graduate School in an un-related field and was working in the retail fashion industry. After having trouble making ends meet I decided to get into the financial business (I made the decision while sitting on the sidewalk after a motorcycle accident). I began emailing, faxing, and mailing my resume (without anything remotely financial on it) to various firms.
One day it dawned on me that this was ridiculous, that I'd never get a job in this industry this way. I put on my suit and hit the pavement. I showed up un-announced, resume in hand, and requested to speak to the most senior person in whatever office I went to. Everyone I encountered thought I was nuts.
Until one day, on a normal Thursday afternoon I was in the right place at the right time. The Managing Director came out to meet me (apparently there was a mis-communication and the MD thought I was someone important or an appointment that they were expecting). The MD looked at me and said, "You know people really don't do it this way. Most people don't show up like this". Almost without consciously aware of it I replied, "With all due respect, that's the problem with most people - they don't show up".
The MD was shocked, then looked at me from head to toe in what appeared to be anger and disgust. Then they said, "Okay, come into my office let's talk". I knew at that moment I had it. We hit it off. It took another 3 months of constant interviewing because the MD did not know what to do with me, I believe they struggled on whether to hire me or not. It was all very un-orthodox to say the least. The MD essentially worked with HR and directed them to have me meet and interview with specific people (all higher-ups) to get 2nd opinions and feedback. I got a call late one night from that MD on their cell phone and they made an offer. The rest is history.
Don't ever let people tell you what you can or cannot do. Show up. Show up in the biggest and best way that you can. Be yourself. Work harder than your peers. Visualize where you are going and eventually it becomes reality. Go set monumental goals for yourself and then work backwards to find out what you need to do on a daily basis to achieve greatness. What are you waiting for? Go do it.
Huge balls. Don't know if IIB
Huge balls. Don't know if I have the confidence (see previous sentence) to do that. /burned myself.
"They are all former investment bankers that were laid off in the economic collapse that Nancy Pelosi caused. They have no marketable skills, but by God they work hard."
That is absurd and yetIB
That is absurd and yet awesome at the same time, I can honestly say I have never heard or read a story similar to yours. What kind of finance do you work in/does the firm you are talking about work in?
why did the MD look at youIB
why did the MD look at you with anger or disgust when you said most people don't show up?
jbennett34: That is absurdPE
That is absurd and yet awesome at the same time, I can honestly say I have never heard or read a story similar to yours. What kind of finance do you work in/does the firm you are talking about work in?
Also curious. You mind sharing the name of the firm?
That's ballsy. I felt likeRE
That's ballsy. I felt like that could have gone either way. Good on you, man.
Please don't quote Patrick Bateman.
J-CFP: The MD looked at me?
The MD looked at me and said, "You know people really don't do it this way. Most people don't show up like this". Almost without consciously aware of it I replied, "With all due respect, that's the problem with most people - they don't show up".
BOSS! Well played sir. (Would +1 if I had it)
Make opportunities. Not excuses.
Knocking on doors is an old?
Knocking on doors is an old school tactic that one of my teachers back in college would rave about...very up-front, in your face style. People like aggressiveness for sure.
I think the questions on everyone's mind is what position were you offered? And what department were you in?
And where are you now?
Given the username andAM
Given the username and profile details, it seems OP might be a broker as RIA doing advisorial work..think PWM. Great success story though!
"All it takes is one success to make you an overnight success story."
Very good post. Shows?
Very good post. Shows confidence and ambition.
As above, where are you now?
So you're name is ChrisIB
So you're name is Chris Gardner?
Are you Mike Ross from Suits?IB
Are you Mike Ross from Suits?
Congrats. You are the 1 in aIB
Congrats. You are the 1 in a million who this would work for.
This story is 100% true?
This story is 100% true
KKS: Congrats. You are the 1AM
Congrats. You are the 1 in a million who this would work for.
I'd say it's much better odds than that... no way in hell a million people would even have the balls to say that in their 10 second window to make an impression. I'd say around 1 in 100.
I would agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
seems legit?
seems legit
What would P.T. Barnum say about you?
Superlative: Are you MikeIB
"Don't touch the watch." -Patrick Bateman
bankers gonna bank
Happens more than you think.HF
Fear is the greatest motivator. Motivation is what it takes to find profit.
I can 100% relate to your?
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Play & Freeze makes homemade ice cream easy
Food just tastes better when you make it yourself, and if that food happens to be ice cream and you made it by bouncing a ball around for 20 minutes, well damn, that's going to be the best ice cream you've ever had. Or so we assume. The Play and Freeze Ice Cream Maker is a ball that makes ice cream lickety-split — no electricity required. All you need to do is load up one side with ice and rock salt and the other side with ice cream mix, toss the ball around for about 20 minutes, and voilà, homemade ice cream. Perfect for camping trips or just hanging out in the backyard, it provides the cool satisfaction of the frozen confection while giving you all of the fun that comes with playing catch with a 7-pound ball full of ice. And since there are no electric parts involved, you won't be paying a premium; it's only $30 in your choice of seven colors from Amazon. That's about the cost of 6 pints of Ben & Jerry's, and you don't need to conform to their commie-hippie flavor list, as you're free to put in whatever ingredients you want. Seems like a pretty good deal to us.
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Southern California Missing the Point on Global WarmingSubmitted by Joe Menard on Wed, 08/01/2007 - 9:38am
Rick Cole, 2007 Charter Award juror and city manager of Ventura, CA, writes a poigniant criticism in the Los Angeles Times of Southern California's planning techniques and environmental strategies. The state remains overwelmingly suburban and auto-centric, and while some developers try to densify L... read more »
Camden Courier Post: Campbell Soup Terrible Design: You can comment anonymously. Deadline July 30.Submitted by Michael McAteer on Thu, 07/12/2007 - 7:15am
The fight for the Sears Building overshadows the fact that Campbell Soup's project is a terribly designed suburban-style component of the Gateway Neighborhood Redevelopment, which ignores transportation assets. The PATCO Hi-Speedline and River LINE skirt the edge. Your comments welcome in Camden Cou... read more »
NAACP General Council and Interim President Speaks on Zoning, Suburbs and Segregation on C-SpanSubmitted by Michael McAteer on Sun, 07/01/2007 - 4:54pm
National Association of Attorneys General talk about the 150th anniversary of Dred Scott decision and its impact. Move time slider to 1 hour, 25 minutes. Next 3 minutes of speech covers zoning, suburbs and segregation. ... read more »
Campbell plan faces additional hurdle in courtSubmitted by Michael McAteer on Tue, 06/26/2007 - 11:40am
Saturday, June 23, 2007 Another lawsuit was recently filed against the Campbell project, this one by Dr. Denim, a hip hop manufacturing company that says it wants to buy the Sears Building and convert it into a recording studio, retail store and manufacturing center for its hand-painted clothes. ... read more »
Campbell Soup Plan Hits Snag: Camden activist Frank Fulbrook won a round in court in his fight against the Campbell Soup Co.Submitted by Michael McAteer on Tue, 06/26/2007 - 11:30am
By ALAN GUENTHER Courier-Post Staff CAMDEN Another procedural error by the city planning board dealt a setback Friday to a major redevelopment plan. This time, community activist Frank Fulbrook won a round in court in his fight against the Campbell Soup Co. Campbell wants to tear down the vacant, di... read more »
Campbell's Soup : 5-1 HSC Council also noted applicants' failure to explore possible uses other than Class A officeSubmitted by Michael McAteer on Sat, 06/23/2007 - 3:30am
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Friday, June 22, 2007 By ALAN GUENTHER Courier-Post Staff TRENTON Historic Sites Council member Marilou Ehrler pleaded with Campbell's executives..."Please don't move out of Camden." By a 5-1 vote, the state Historic Sites Council on Thursday recommended that Campbell be denied permission to take do... read more »
NY TIMES, SUNDAY, JUNE 17: We would urge Campbell's to think again before risking its reputation for good citizenship...Submitted by Michael McAteer on Mon, 06/18/2007 - 11:48am
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Campbell's Soup Project is Part of Larger "Gateway Neighborhood" Planned RedevelopmentSubmitted by Michael McAteer on Mon, 06/11/2007 - 12:53am
Campbells Soup ignores two major commuter rail lines bordering its re-development zone, prefering to cater to cars instead. Excludes new residential near Campbell's campus. http://www.ci.camden.nj.us/departments/GATEWAYRED%20PLAN.pdf ... read more »
June 5, NY Times, Camden, N.J. Campbell Soup Co. Says It May Go if Sears Building StaysSubmitted by Michael McAteer on Tue, 06/05/2007 - 1:09pm
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Visiting hours limited at Faxton-St. Luke's Healthcare due to increase in flu symptoms
Faxton St. Luke's Healthcare (FSLH) says that it is restricting visitors to adults 18 years of age and older for both the Faxton and St. Luke's Campuses as the organization is seeing an increase in patients with flu and flu-like symptoms. The restrictions will be in place until further notice. The organization is experiencing an increase in patients in both the Emergency Department and the inpatient setting with flu and flu-like symptoms. An additional visitor restriction has been put on the Maternity and Pediatric Departments, as these patients are at greater risk of complications due to the flu. Only parents, grandparents and birthing coaches may visit maternity and pediatrics at this time. We ask that if you are coming to visit a patient and feel ill with any type of upper respiratory problem that you stay at home and delay your visit to keep yourself and our patients and residents safe. The best protection against contracting influenza includes: • Frequent and thorough hand washing. • Covering all coughs and sneezes. If you don't have a handkerchief or a tissue use the crook of your arm not your hand. • Staying home from work, school, or social events if you have a fever, cough, sore throat, body aches and pains or other symptoms like nausea or vomiting sometimes associated with influenza. • Avoiding people exhibiting symptoms of a flu-like illness. If you have flu-like symptoms and they are severe and persistent you should contact your healthcare provider. Hospital officials advise against flooding Emergency Departments, Urgent Care offices and primary care providers' offices at the first sign of a cold. FSLH practices "Respiratory Etiquette" in their Emergency Department, Urgent Care and Adirondack Community Physicians (ACP) Medical Offices. In each waiting area they have masks for patients to wear to cover their cough, tissues and hand sanitizer for good hand hygiene. They state that if you are coming to seek treatment and have any flu-like symptoms with upper respiratory problems, you will be asked to wear a mask and may be isolated from other patients.


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Draw a Frame for the Animated Johnny Cash Project
Submit a drawing (you can draw it on your computer) for the "Ain't No Grave" music video, the spare and haunting lead song off Cash's final album, American VI: Ain't No Grave. Or just watch what people have already contributed — it's lovely.
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Kelly holding the world in her hand.
Jacob and Kelly at real Equator
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Jacob and Kelly at the real (GPS determined) Equator.
Mitad del Mundo Monument
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Mitad del Mundo Monument in Ecuador.
Jacob egg
May 2008
Its supposed to be easier to balance an egg on a nail on the equator, but Jacob still has some problems.
Top of Mitad del Mundo Monument
May 2008
Top of the Mitad del Mundo Monument.
The real Equator
May 2008
The real Equator, the one at 0°0′0″ Lat.
Mitad del Mundo
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Mitad del Mundo.
Kelly and Jacob at Equator
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Kelly and Jacob at the Mitad del Mundo equator.
Monument for Equator
May 2008
Monument for the actual equator at the Inti Nan museum.


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OAuth 2.0 is the next evolution of the OAuth protocol which was originally created in late 2006. OAuth 2.0 focuses on client developer simplicity while providing specific authorization flows for web applications, desktop applications, mobile phones, and living room devices.

A growing number of large API providers now use an implementation of OAuth 2.0 to authenticate access. Presently ZF 1 has an OAuth component but is limited to OAuth1 as OAuth2 breaks compatibility with OAuth1. This RFC describes the behavior of adding a new OAuth2 component that will:

Bring OAuth2 Client capabilities to ZF2

Allow configuration for various OAuth2 draft specifications that are currently in use

Bring common options for the most common vendor use cases (e.g. Google & Facebook)

For instance; some vendors call client_id different things.

Bring OAuth2 Server capabilities to ZF2

Implement OAuth2 client and server to OAuth specifications

Allow configuration of OAuth2 client based on vendor implementations, as simply as possible

Bring in most common vendor variations as options

OAuth2 Client

The OAuth2 client will create a general encapsulation around the OAuth2 specification. The client will be configurable in what the keys are called to make it future proof against existing OAuth2 drafts as well as implementations. Specific vendor options should be available to allow the easiest possible way of consuming the service.

The way the client has been implemented can be seen presently at https://github.com/Spabby/ZendService-OAuth2. Please note, the naming convention is simply for development, and is entirely what this RFC should be looking to solidify. The basic premise is that the client should work with a number of popular vendors out-of-the-box, and that configuring for your specific vendor should be very easy. With the current code, to start using the Google API you simply would need the access token gain by:

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This means that the component would ship with a number of vendor option files, which may be subject to change if a vendor changes their implementation details.

OAuth2 Server

The debate has been raised as to where the Client and Server implementations of OAuth2 should be within the framework. At this point, it is worth noting that the Client will have hard dependencies on Zend\Loader, Zend\Config, Zend\Session, Zend\Json, Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\Request, Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\Response and Zend\Http\Client.

1. Inside the core Framework as Zend\OAuth2\Client or similar

This is pretty self-explanatory, and the preferred option. The Client and server have their own namespaces under Zend\OAuth2.

Easy to find

Gains credibility as part of core

Hard dependencies are not a problem

Stuck to ZF2 release cycles, even for minor alterations to options files

2. As a core component as Zend\OAuth2\Client or similar, but with vendor option files stored in ZfcService components

The core component will be housed as above, however, the OAuth2 options will be housed in their own ZfcService repositories. In some cases this will be part of a larger implementation including API access components etc. In other cases, this will be an empty repository aside from the options files. This repository would be the starting point for any service integration into ZF2.

Easy to find

Gains credibility as part of core

Hard dependencies are not a problem

Option updates can be released independent of ZF2 release cycle

Lots of nearly-empty ZfcService modules that may be confusing for people expecting fuller implementations

3. As ZfcService module ZFcService\OAuth2\Client or similar

The whole thing could be moved outside the Framework into a ZfcService module, options files included. This would allow the entire module to be released outside of the ZF2 release cycle.

Easier contribution and management

Options and client updates can be released when required

Fits well as a non-core installable package

Not packaged with core, so may be tricky to find

Hard dependencies on ZF2 may be problematic (although probably not with composer)

May feel "bolted on", instinct is that is should be core feature as other service modules will have dependency on this

Jun 07, 2012

I'm for option 3 - although I though service modules outside of ZF2 will be called like ZendServiceOAuth2, ZendOAuth2 or ZfcOAuth2?

Generally I see ZF2 applications being build as set of packages/modules melted together. Finally we are not forced to download whole "something" even you need 5% of it only but we can choose what we need and maintain dependencies per package easily using composer or pyrus.

Let me comment on Cons points as I believe they are not really a problem:

"Not packaged with core, so may be tricky to find"

Services or any other components "officially" moved from ZF2 core to make in more lightweight can be promoted on official ZF2 site (http://framework.zend.com/zf2) along with framework itself or e.g. modules.zendframework.com.

"Hard dependencies on ZF2 may be problematic (although probably not with composer)"

"May feel "bolted on", instinct is that is should be core feature as other service modules will have dependency on this"

ZF2 itself can be installed as set of packages/components (http://packages.zendframework.com/) and I believe it will be very common to use pyrus/composer to install packages you need only ... OAuth2 will be just another package somebody can install.


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I have avoided coming here as my memories are not of SA but of childhood physical abuse. I thought I had remembered all the bad stuff until last week when I got hit with the motherlode of the physical abuse from my mother. I thought all of that came from my father but what my mother did is absolutely breath taking. Literally. I need to get it out. I know enough to know you have to say it over and over to get used to idea that it really happened. I've gotten confirmation that the memories are real but I still can't say it.
How does everyone here feel about revealing physical abuse? I get the feeling that this is for SA only and physical abuse is not really a topic anyone wants to deal with. But that may be my take as I have such a hard time dealing with it. My sexual abuse was easy compared to what just came back.
But like everyone else, I need to deal with it and I need to know if it's okay to deal with it here. I will mark it thoroughly for triggers. He%%....it triggers me!
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Can I add PDF reader in a Nokia Asha 311 phone?
Can I add PDF reader in a Nokia Asha 311 phone?
You could, if one existed. As far as I know, none exists (mainly due to the limited possibilities for software application development for the Asha 311; only Java Micro Edition, which is quite limited in what is practical).
If viewing PDF-files is important for you, you probably should look into "upgrading" to a, so called, smartphone model.
Also applications for Nokia devices would generally be available in Nokia Store, so in future needs you could try out the Store application installed into your device and search for applications having desired functionality.
There is this app called eZReader (and possibly some other apps) for some of the Series 40 device models, but it's not ported for Asha 311 yet AFAIK. I have seen quite many complaints from the users of that the app that it is only capable of opening very small sized PDF files, so if some developer were figure out a workaround for that and code a PDF reader for Series 40, which would be able to open also larger PDF files, there could surely be a market for it ;P
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
8:30 am–3:30 pm
HILLTOWNS HISTORY CONFERENCE (click here for FAIR information)
TO REGISTER for the conference (see program below) please download the registration form here, then follow the directions.
(Early Bird, Educator, and Senior discounts; and volunteer opportunities available.)
NOTE: By popular demand, conference registration is now open on a per workshop basis. Attendance at one workshop is $10. Sign up to volunteer and attend for free. Walk-in registrations welcome.
Registration 8:30–9 am
9:00–10:00 am WELCOME AND KEYNOTE
"Rebellious Hilltown and the War of 1812"
Leonard Richards, Professor Emeritus, History, University of Massachusetts
BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 10:30–11:30 am; 1–2 pm; 2:30–3:30 pm
Three sessions, with time to connect with other history-enthusiasts at the FAIR, check out resources offered by a variety of vendors, and enjoy great food and music.
1st BREAKOUT 10:30–11:30 am
1. The Line of Forts ~ Michael D. Coe, Prof. Emeritus of Anthropology, Yale University Report of historical archaeology of the northwestern Massachusetts colonial frontier, including forts in Colrain, Heath, Charlemont, Rowe, North Adams, by the author of "The Line of Forts: Historical Archaeology on the Colonial Frontier of Massachusetts".
2. Artist Robert Strong Woodward: the Life and Work of a New England Painter ~ Polly Anderson and Lee Toy Goodman, Friends of Robert Strong Woodward The life and work of the artist, who lived from 1885 to 1957, is protrayed through photographs, images of his work, material from his letters and diaries, as well as newspaper clippings and first-hand accounts of people who knew Woodward and worked for him.
3. Letters from Maud 1905 – 1909 ~ Diantha Wholey, family researcher Romance blossomed on the #10 Trolley between Shelburne and Colrain. A presentation of letters and photos from Maud Purrington of Shattuckville to her future husband Frank Johnson of East Charlemont gives a glimpse of rural life at the turn of the twentieth century.
4. Father Silas Lamson, Inventor: Outspoken Eccentric with Peculiar Beliefs ~ Elaine Gompers Parmett, 19th Century American Historian, Independent Scholar Silas Lamson is well known for inventing his curved scythe snath and for his sons' business known as Lamson & Goodnow. But little is known today of Silas's peculiar beliefs and eccentric behavior. One son, Ward Lamson, claimed he was just ahead of his times. Come learn about this inventive, forward thinking but definitely eccentric man who dressed all in white, wore a long beard, spouted prophecies and became known as Father Lamson.
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6. Riding the Rails: Past and Present ~ Alden Dreyer, Railway and Locomotive Historical Society Alden Dreyer, a retired railroader, and now VP-Administration for the Railway & Locomotive Historical Society, the oldest organization in North America devoted to railroad history, will discuss the history of local rail transportation as well as the current and future situation with passenger trains. A brief talk will be followed by an opportunity for questions and answers.
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Meet the vendors and enjoy activities and resources under the tent! See FAIR information below.
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8. "Window on the Wider World": Early One Room School Houses ~ Timothy C. Neumann, Executive Director, Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association Early school houses were more than places where children learned their "3 R's" School houses were also political units of local control within a town, community centers, bastions of civilization, symbols of social progress, and reflections on a town's self-image . They were for children a window on to the rest of the world introducing ideas and attitudes about other cultures and other regions of the US.
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10. Sanford Tavern, Hawley ~ John Sears, project historian; Aaron Miller, archaeologist; Ivan Grail, Mohawk teacher and students of Mohawk Trail Regional School Report on a historical archaeology project. In the fall of 2011, 25 students from Mohawk, under the direction of an archeologist, unearthed artifacts at the site of the early 19th-century Sanford Tavern which once stood next to Hawley's now vanished town common. The project continues in the fall of 2012.
11. Reminiscences of a Barefoot Boy ~ Jesus McClean, Curator, Brookline Historical Society Dramatic reading of an address Dr. Ammon Davenport (b. 1827) delivered in 1900, describing life as he remembered it growing up on Catmount Hill in the "the tallow candle age" of the 1830s.
12. Franklin County & the California Gold Rush ~ Cliff McCarthy, Pioneer Valley History Network The California Gold Rush had an enormous impact on American history: our migration, land development, the slavery debate, and our economy. Many pioneers from western Massachusetts played important roles in the development of California, and many of those who returned to New England built on their western adventures to achieve positions of stature and importance in our communities. This talk will tell the stories of some of these intrepid adventurers from Franklin County.
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15. Shelburne Falls and Colrain Street Railway: Then and Now ~ Marie Bartlett, author and illustrator of The Little Yellow Trolley Car, a True Story This presentation uses 100 year old photos of the Shelburne Falls and Colrain Street Railway juxtaposed with current photos taken at many of the same locations to tell the story of this local and historic transportation system. Marie Bartlett has been a conductor, motorman and docent on the restored trolley car #10 at the Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum and will have her book for sale.
16. Artist Edwin Romanzo Elmer ~ Polly Anderson, retired art teacher A presentation about the life and community of the noted painter from Ashfield/Buckland, MA (1850-1923). Ms. Anderson grew up in Elmer's Buckland house represented in his masterpiece painting, "Mourning Picture" that hangs in the Smith College Museum of Art. Ms. Anderson's talk and slides help to flesh out the artist's life and the times.
17. Hands and Hearts to Cloth ~ Bambi Miller, Charlemont Librarian & Mary Boehmer Hawlemont Elementary Librarian Charlemont Librarians Bambi Miller and Mary Boehmer will trace the role of handiwork and quilts utilized during the activities in the Underground Railroad Movement. Following the footsteps of the 19th century Ladies Abolitionists, discussion will revolve around the efforts of 100 contemporary women and their quilting participation, bringing to light our Community's past, and inclusion of two local historic sites within the National Parks Service "Network to Freedom."
18. The Creation of the Quabbin Reservoir: The Death of Swift River Valley ~ J.R. Greene, Historian and Author This narrated slide program on the history of the Quabbin Reservoir will explain how metropolitan Boston's water supply expanded to cause the Quabbin to be built. There will be a visual and historical description of towns and villages flooded by the reservoir. Discussion will include the social, political and geographical issues involved in the creation of the Quabbin Reservoir. The author will have his books available to sell and sign.
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Activities include children's archaeological dig with Aaron Miller, face painting, dress up with clothes from grandma's attic, old maps, historical societies, music, book dealers, genealogy, "Ask the Experts", displays, hands-on activities, demonstrations, food vendors under the big top; meet Mary Lyon, blacksmith Iron Johnny, a Massachusetts Militia man, a hilltown farmer circa 1812, and MUCH MORE!
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"You used your escapipe! Normally a smart move, but now I'm afraid the game can't be continued. Please press the Reset Button and try again."Most kinds of games rely on a certain set of triggers and rules to regulate the progress of the scenario and check whether certain conditions are met. In addition to triggers and rules, there are also implicit assumptions about the state of the world - that certain entities are still alive, that the player cannot reach spot X without having done task Y. These are usually collectively known as the game's "script". Often, particularly in games that allow a significant amount of free-roaming, if one attempts to do something that would make sense in the real world and/or within the game world, and that is technically allowed by the rules of the game, one will find that the game is not robust enough to cope and one will get stuck, be forced to go back or find that events play out in an illogical fashion. This typically happens by violating one of the assumptions about the state of the world. Killing an entity that the game needs later, using Sequence Breaking to reach location X without having accomplished task Y. And so forth. It is also common to experience this if one cheats, particularly by trying to create a specific condition without the proper prerequisites having been met. These situations often occur when the player tries to do things the scenario suggests is possible and even reasonable, but which the game rules cannot account for. See also But Thou Must and Stupidity Is the Only Option. For the idea of "breaking" a script in the writing process, see: Script Life Cycle. The polar opposite of this trope is The Dev Team Thinks of Everything. Often coincides with Sequence Breaking, which deals with the intended sequence of gameplay elements rather than the logical cohesion of the narrative, since breaking one of these tends to break the other as well.
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Steelers will release LB LaMarr Woodley at 4 ET Tuesday, designate him a post June 1 casualty, per source. He will be free to sign Tuesday.
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Steelers will release LB LaMarr Woodley at 4 ET Tuesday, designate him a post June 1 casualty, per source. He will be free to sign Tuesday.
Rara's very early 2015 NFL Mock Draft
Round 1- Jalen Collins, CB; LSU
Round 2- Eric Lefeld, OT; Cincinatti
Round 3- Tyler Kroft, TE; Rutgers
Round 4- Geneo Grissom, OLB; Oklahoma
Round 5- Jonathon Mincy, CB; Auburn
Round 6- Jamil Douglas, OG; Arizona State
Round 7- Spencer Roth, P; Baylor
Unlike many speculative Burgh scribes, Schefter typically knows what he is talking about.
So why not cut him now so they are free of his cap hit next year?
How much dead money next year?
Why not bite the bullet and take the hit this year and free ourselves of the dead money next year?
If Woodley isn't a post June 1st cut, his cap hit would end up higher than his cap number...you might as well just keep him on the roster...
I know he's been hurt but I can't help but think cutting him is really going to bite us in the ass.
Round numbers by my recollection:
If pre June 1 he would count approx $13M against the cap, which he is scheduled to count if he stays on the roster.
If post June 1, he counts approx. $5M against the cap this year (savings of his $8M salary) and approx. $8M next year (remaining portion of his pro rated SB with his restructuring factored in.)
Yea if true, it does not make a lot of sense yet! Maybe they are thinking let him hit F A market and then get him back with a new contract, IDK if they can do that, I am just hoping what ever they do that it makes some kind of sense down the road!!


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Facebook Search- The fall of the machines
Increasingly I am beginning to search more and more on Facebook. This is for the following reasons-
1) Facebook is walled off to Google (mostly). While within Facebook , I get both people results and content results (from Bing).
Bing is an okay alternative , though not as fast as Google Instant.
2) Cleaner Web Results When Facebook increases the number of results from 3 top links to say 10 top links, there should be more outbound traffic from FB search to websites.For some reason Google continues to show 14 pages of results… Why? Why not limit to just one page.
3) Better People Search than Pipl and Google. But not much (or any) image search. This is curious and I am hoping the Instagram results would be added to search results.
4) I am hoping for any company Facebook or Microsoft to challenge Adsense . Adwords already has rivals. Adsense is a de facto monopoly and my experiences in advertising show that content creators can make much more money from a better Adsense (especially ) if Adsense and Adwords do not have a conflict of interest from same advertisers.
Adwords should have been a special case of Adsense for Google.com but it is not.
5) Machine learning can only get you from tau to delta tau. When ad click behavior is inherently dependent on humans who behave mostly on chaotic , or genetic models than linear CPC models. I find FB has an inherent advantage in the quantity and quality of data collected on people behavior rather than click behavior. They are also more aggressive and less apologetic about behavorially targeted ads.
Additional point- Analytics for Google Analytics is not as rich as analytics from Facebook pages in terms of demographic variables. This can be tested by anyone.
Using Google Adwords to target Vic Gundotra and Matt Cutts stochastically
Over the Christmas break, I created a Google Adwords campaign using the $100 credit generously given by Google. I did it using my alumni id, even though I have a perfectly normal gmail id. I guess if Google allows me to use the credit on any account- well I will take it. and so a free experiment was borne.
But whom to target -with Google- but Google itself. It seemed logical
So I created a campaign for the names of prominent Googlers (from a list of Google + at https://plus.google.com/103399926392582289066/posts/LX4g7577DqD ) and limited the ad location to Mountain View, California.
NULL HYPOTHESIS- People who are googled a lot from within the office are either popular or just checking themselves.
Since Google's privacy policy is great, has been now shown billions of times, well I guess what's a little ad targetting between brother geeks. Right?
My ad was-
Hire Ajay Ohri
He is
or see screenshot below.
Here are the results-88 clicks and 43000 impressions (and 83$ of Google's own money)
clearly Vic Gundotra is googled a lot within Mountain View, California. Does He Google himself.
so is Matt Cutts. Does HE Google himself or does he get elves to help him.
to my disappointment not many people clicked my LI offer, I am still blogging
and there were few clicks on Marissa Myers. Why Google her when she is right down the corridor.
The null hypothesis is thus rejected. Also most clicks were from display and not from search.
I need to do something better to do with Christmas break this year. I still got a credit of 16$ left.
Quantitative Modeling for Arbitrage Positions in Ad KeyWords Internet Marketing
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recommended for anyone with anything to do with the WWW
Webinar: Reaching Your Goals with Analytics
Is your website performing as well as it could be? Do you want to get more out of your digital marketing campaigns, including AdWords and other digital media? Do you feel like you have gaps in your current Google Analytics setup?
We've heard from many of our users who want to go deeper into their Analytics — with so much data, it can be hard to know where to look first. If you'd like to move beyond standard "pageview" metrics and visitor statistics, then please join us next Thursday:
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Whatever your online business model — shopping, lead-generation, or pure content — these tools will deliver actionable insights into your buying cycle.
This webinar will be led by Joe Larkin, a technical specialist on the Google Analytics team, and it's designed for intermediate users of Google Analytics. If you're comfortable with the basics, but you'd like to do more with your data, then we hope you'll join us next week!
Search Engine Advertising sweet spot for arbitrage.
Assume I am a blogger using both Adsense and Adwords.
Suppose Adwords costs me X dollars per click, and Adsense pays me Y dollars per click.
Then a unique arbitrage opportunity would arise if
Y times CTR on my blog > X times CTR on my Ad Campaign
Is it possible. Theoretically yes? Long Tail of Internet yes.
However since there is a lag of time in which the Rates would converge , the Adsense rate would go lower or Adwords rate would go higher
Is there a tool that you can use to pump keywords with short times arbitrage opportunities , much like trading algols and quants do in finance.
Just asking !
Hint- Its a trick math puzzle :)
Web Analytics Certifications by Google
Google has a whole list of certifications for people wanting to be certified in analytics, and advertising related to internet.
New Google Ad Planner
The new Google Ad Planner is really nice-seems better than old Adwords interface, though needs a UI redesign before it can complete with the clean cut slice and dice of Facebook Ad Planner.
It's the interface, stupid that makes an Iphone sell more than the Symbian even with 90% functionality. Same reasons why Google Storage is okay but Google Prediction API gets slower liftoff than Amazon Console (now with FREE instances) – though the R interface to Prediction API sure helps.
Prediction API is a terrific tool dying for oxygen out there (and will end up like Wave- I hope not)
Sometimes you need artists as well as engineers to design query tools, G Men- and guess the Double Click anti trust rumours have quietened down enough because why the heck did double click interface integration take so loooong.
( and btw why cant Google just get into the multi billion dashboard business if they can manage ALL the data IN THE INTERNET ——they sure can do it for specific companies- – but wait-
they are probably waiting for AsterData to stop sucking thumbs ,chanting on MapReduce SQL, MapReduce SQL nursery rhymes and start inventing NEW STUFF again (or atleast creating two product brands from nCluster (when you and I were in school together giggle)
Btw the time Google make up their mind to enter BI or wait for Aster to finish- IBM would have gulped and burped all there it is- and thats the way that market rolls.
Back to Ad s and Mad Men.
Here are some screenshots-of the new Google Ad Planner-
I found it useful to review traffic for third party websites (even better than Google Trends) and thats a definite plus over Facebooks closed dormitory world of ads.
Click on them for some more views or go straight to http://google.com/adplanner and Enjoy Baby!
Which websites attract your target customers?
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A Guide to Child Dental Care
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Although your child's baby teeth will eventually fall out and be replaced by their permanent teeth, it is still essential to care for your toddler's teeth. Learn more about how to care for your child's teeth with this dental care guide for children:
- Start Dental Care Early
Dental care for your child should begin even before his or her first tooth comes in. After feedings, use a wet washcloth or gauze to gently rub down your baby's gums. Cleaning your baby's gums will prevent the buildup of bacteria that can cause damage to your baby's teeth.
- Brush Your Child's Teeth
Around one year old, it's time to begin brushing. Use a soft child's toothbrush to brush the inside, outside, and chewing surfaces of the teeth with water. By three years old your child should be brushing at least twice daily. Around two to three years of age, you can start using fluoride toothpaste. Use a pea-sized amount and be sure your child doesn't ingest the toothpaste.
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Mastermind: World Conqueror is an online RTS/Tower Defense game made by Michael Swain (not Swaim) based off the Mastermind flash series. Play it here.The plot is this. You are The Mastermind. You wanna conquer the world. But you are just starting from your abandoned warehouse.Throughout the course of the game, you go from living in your abandoned warehouse, to owning a Moonbase, multiple evil businesses, hordes of Mooks, and a council of advisors and patsys, along with a specialist bodyguard, using stolen funds, kidnapping, and pretty much whatever you can, as long as it's evil, to conquer the world. And then flee and gloat when you blow it up.
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Governor Paterson orders 8,900 state layoffs
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Budget Director Laura Anglin tells The Associated Press that Paterson is calling for the first state layoffs since the late 1990s after unions refused to even provide counter proposals.
The layoffs could begin July 1.
Anglin says unions have been informed, but could still try to return to the table in the coming days before a budget is negotiated.
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I am applying to the University of Memphis Loewenberg School of Nursing for the spring of 2011. Right now I am taking some pre-requisite courses and by the time I send in my application I will have a GPA of 3.1. The required GPA... Read More
- 0Oct 14, '10 by msturn1975Yeah, as I have said before they will be mailed to you, but also on your student account it will be changed in your student info once you are accepted. I did not mean to say that is where you should look to see if you were accepted. You will get a letter first-as I have called the school to verify a few weeks ago.
- 1Oct 15, '10 by jrgodsey21I knew that much! Just thought maybe by chance it would come up on mymemphis first (wishfull thinking). It doesn't matter now because I just got my letter and got accepted! HUGE relief.
- 0Oct 16, '10 by kwhitworth425I got mine today! Yay! Congrats to everyone!
- 0Oct 16, '10 by msturn1975I received my letter today as well. Can't wait to meet eveyone. Let the games begin!
- 0Oct 18, '10 by TenJenHey there, Jennifer here. I was also accepted to U of Mem/Lowenberg.
Congrats to everyone. I have a dilemma, was wondering if anyone could give me some insight..I was also accepted to East Tennessee State and am trying to make a decision on which school I should attend.. U of Mem or ETSU...?
Does anyone know if we will be able to attend, do clinicals during Summer months at either university?
my goal is to finish ASAP while still enjoying the process...any insight will be appreciated....I am very happy for everyone who got in - I know you are all relieved! I was soooo relieved b/c there have been so many applicants at all the schools... take care, JenniferLast edit by TenJen on Oct 18, '10
- 0Oct 19, '10 by msturn1975Hey Jennifer, I am Shane. All I know is that you can't fast track until fall term and there are only certain classes you can take in the summer. To be a 100% sure, I would contact your appointed advisor or Sheila Hall. Congratulations to you wherever you go.
- 0Oct 19, '10 by TenJenHey Shane. Thank you for your reply and the information you provided. Congratulations to you as well. I know it has been a long haul getting to this point for everyone! I hope you have a great experience in school and your career.
See you at the orientation for LSON. My advisor at ETSU emailed me this morning saying congrats and that my GPA was the cut-off! WOW - so close! Mine was a 3.63. These schools are really getting competitive. Have a great day!
- 0Oct 19, '10 by kwhitworth425Where is everyone getting your CPR cert? I want to get mine done ASAP! I know in the paperwork that we got with our acceptance letters there were a couple of listings. I don't really want to drive all the way to Southaven but I do like the idea of getting my card that day though.
- 0Oct 19, '10 by TenJenHey kwhitworth & Shane and any and all other interested parties ..want to get a few people together to take a CPR class in the u of Mem area and try to save a little money? Anyone who reads this and needs to take a CPR class - the more people we can get in the same class - the more money we save...Let me know - Jennifer ....
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there is a class that is only 25.00 for 3-6 people through Tim Dudley.......we could have him meet us at u of mem