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I hate to break it to you, but the on-screen KB in Windows 8 does not have a caps-lock key, and it too has a sperate numerical keypad. There is only so much room for a usable on-screen keyboard you see.
I'd like to see a tab key however. Filling out online forms without one is a nightmare!!
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The iPhone configuration utility is a handy program as it allows you to use a computer to input the key and other settings into a profile (handy if you have a long/complex password) which you can then add to any ipod touch/iphone (and probably the ipad as well)
the problem with that utility is with a fresh ipad, with a profile put on, a student can still go to restrictions, enter a fresh restrictions passcode (you can only set the lock passcode), change settings and then you dont know the restrictions passcode. it would have been handier to have the profile made by the utility to then lock out all settings and only allow access to them via a passcode
I can't believe I defended Apple! I feel dirty - must shower.
The thing is, even the ipad adverts show that to a teacher its fantastic, so they are admitting it can be used in a classroom/medical/business/whatever environment. so to do that we must need to control how they are used, unless you want doctor thomas performing brain surgery while playing angry birds.
the configu util they have is ok, but it does half the settings and leaves the rest. so as an end user you can be stopped from doing one thing with it, but have the option to change a lot of other things.
GrumbleDook (27th September 2011)
Where did you find that for £10?
I can barely buy a standard case or cover for an ipad for £10, let alone one with a bluetooth keyboard built in!
On most recent Android releases, it comes as standard. You just need to go into the "Settings" > "Locale and Text" > "Select input Method" and Swype should be there.
If not, go to Swype | Text Input for Screens and sign up!
It revolutionises texting/tweeting/emailing, etc!
LosOjos (27th September 2011)
I had it installed on my LG GT540, so i know it'll work a treat on the desire!
Funniest thing happened to me at the weekend....
My brother, who has a HTC Sensation, had been on to me about Swype for ages, and despite me telling him where he could get it, he'd never actually taken the time to download it...... So, we're at my son's 7th birthday party, and he sidles up to me...
"Help me find Swype, cos it ain't on the market"
"Ok, let me have a look at your phone, first"
He hands it over, I go into setting, etc and what do I find? Settings for the native version of Swype
Obligatory: "Why are you using a hidden SSID & WEP?".
Unless it's the guest network and the head really needs to play with his Wii at breaktime?
(Yes, I just wanted to inspire that mental image.)
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get dhcp to issue static IP's. Best of both worlds.
We have manually assigned Static IP addresses for a while now. Of course, changing to DHCP would make things a little easier, but would we have the same amount of control over our network?
get dhcp to issue static IP's. Best of both worlds.
DHCP for all workstations but with exclusion ranges and static reservations for switches, access points and printers etc.
With over 700 machines, not using DHCP would be a nightmare if not impossible
Use statics for servers, printers and IT staff. Statics also for access points and switches but in a totally different IP range
mainly statics over dhcp. Some dynamic. But then I have less users than most of you guys, but as some are sales people, their mental ages are lower
DHCP gives you the flexibility to change scopes as and when you need. I then favour using reservations for printers so that I know where they will be and then static IPs for switches because ifI am messing with the switches they might not have a route to the DHCP server.
I do the Ric method, DHCP but give Printers, Copiers, Scanners etc a Reserved DHCP address and switches, APs etc a fixed Static in them.
Same as Ric, John. If think it roughly breaks down to client type stuff (workstations) on DHCP and server type stuff (servers, printers, switches etc) on static.
Go for DHCP Mark, it's a heck of a lot easier in the long run, I bet you don't really need to know the static IP address of a computer that often anyway, and Securus tells you the name of the computer and it's IP address when someone "offends"
We have had static ip's in place since I started here. The main reason this is implemented here is because of a proxy server tat is running that works on allowing or denying internet access to computers by their ip address.
The software is qbik wingate proxy and is really good for disabling half a classroom from using the internet while the other half of the room are surfing away.
Funny that - coz I reckon the opposite - statics (or reservations) are easier long term - DHCP is good for a quick fix.Originally Posted by StewartKnight
Funny that - coz I reckon the opposite - statics (or reservations) are easier long term - DHCP is good for a quick fix.Originally Posted by StewartKnight
Static for servers, switches, printers and a few other specific machines ... but most are done via reservations on DHCP.
Static IPs for every PC, thin client, PDA, printer server, server, wireless access point and managed switch in the school? Unless you only have six machines or something, you'd have to be a real sadist
DNS names are far easier to remember than IP addresses. DHCP does a fairly good job of keeping the DNS up to date. Unless it is something that absolutely requires a static IP (server, access point, whatever), clients get their IP addresses to DHCP
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Awkward Pregnancy Photos – A Disturbing New Trend
You know, I feel like I start out a lot of my blogs with "I don't have kids, but..." or some sort of variation of it. And I'm going to do it again.
I've never been pregnant, but I can't believe some of the photos that women let people take of them when they are. I mean, I get wanting to document your upcoming bundle of joy, and that's fine. When done tastefully. And preferably clothed.


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Lets talk about holidays. They're great. I just booked flights for October/November; doing Boston for a week then work are paying for me to go Spiceworld in Austin for 3 days. Then onwards to Gainesville for a festival for 4 days before scooting off to the incredibly hot climate of Toronto.
Currently in that giddy vibe. Yeah.
Because I'm brilliant and a queen.
I'm going to Tanzania for a volunteer project
Am going to Patterdale in July for three days, then Dumfries and Galloway in August for ten days. These two are in the camper and not so expensive. Plus Scotland we can get a few days wild camping on the way home Am hoping to get to Texas in October half term to see my boy and grandson.
I'm going to the lake district for a week in July. Yay...
Couldn't book anything more exciting as we didnt know if anybody will be at home to look after the elderly dog, and now, when it looks like someone will be here, circumstances have changed and we can't
I'm off to New Forest, sort of a holiday, only with some kids from school coming too!
Holidays...what a quaint notion.
Im getting married in October half term!
Off to Corfu in August for a very well deserved break with the kids!
I've just booked flights for August. 9 days in La Zenia Spain to see some friends. Looking forward to it 80 days and counting
Driving to south of France for 10 days, with our 1yr old and 8 yr old. Meeting parents down there luckily!
That will be a nice drive haha "are we there yet?"
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On December 7th, we wrote that it would be difficult to acquire equal or greater value by trading away Brett Gardner. Brian Cashman repeated that very same sentiment two days later.
The reason why RUN BMG's name keeps coming up is because he's the Yankees only real trade chip. He's valuable and he's cheap. This organization has done such a terrible job developing players and has given out such awful contracts that Gardner is really its only desirable commodity.
So that brings us to the two pitchers we've seen linked to the Yankees over the past couple days: Cincy's Homer Bailey and Cleveland's Justin Masterson.
First of all, how ironic would it be if the Yankees acquired Homer Bailey, the pitcher who was constantly compared to Phil Hughes as they both came up through the minors.
Second, like Gardner, the 27-year old Bailey will be a free agent after this upcoming season, and is projected to earn over $9 million in his last go-around in arbitration. That's more than double what Gardner is supposed to make — which is very relevant since Hal keeps repeating the need to stay under $189 million.
Third, Bailey is projected to be worth less than 3 wins next season, per OLIVER. Gardner is projected to be worth over 3 wins. So for a team looking to 'WIN NOW', Bailey isn't an upgrade — and as mentioned, you'd have to pay Bailey 2X as much.
Fourth, you have the standard 'Moving from the NL to AL' risk.
The same disclaimers basically apply for 28-year old Justin Masterson. Masterson is a pitcher we've liked for a long time, but like Bailey, he's not really an upgrade over BMG, and he'll cost more than 2X in salary.
Masterson is projected to earn $9.7 million in his last arbitration go-around, and then he's a free agent after the season. Again, these salary levels are very important to mention because of Hal's insistence staying below the luxury tax level.
Masteron projects better than Bailey, but still not as high as Gardner.
Of the two, we'd probably prefer Masterson over Bailey, especially since it eliminates the NL-to-AL transition, but again, you're paying more than double for someone who doesn't even project to be as valuable as Gardner.
Obviously, the Yankees need another starting pitcher, and either of these guys would be a nice addition — however, trading Gardner to get either of them isn't improving the team. On a one-on-one basis, Gardner is more productive than either of them — and at less than half the salary.
Whether you agree with this analysis or not, the fact that the Yankees must dangle Gardner in order to entertain any trade for an impact player is an indictment of how screwed up this organization is.


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Hey everyone some helpful Info since I as well have been dying to know if I got in... I was told by a current Nursing student she noticed her Registration stats changed from General Arts to Nursing before she got her... Read More
- 0I checked last night & my status had not changed so I was bummed but it did this morning and now I'm confused! I am freaking out! This waiting game is driving my insane!!!!
- 0Hi keala0102!
I'm currently enrolled at UHM so maybe that's why yours hasn't changed yet. So, my "Primary Program" changed to "Bachelor of Science", my "Program" changed to "Nursing-BS", my "College" changed to "Schl of Nursing&Dental Hygiene" and my "Major and Department" changed to "Nursing, Nursing".
- 0Quote from keala0102Hey Keala 0102,I think that means your in Francobeano! Hope to be there with you... I guess I gotta wait for my letter!
I am in the same boat as you are. My home institution remains unchanged, so is my major and other stuff I am so tempted to email UHM and ask if it does take longer to have registration status changed for thoes non-UHM students than those are already with them... Hate to wait any longer...even if the result will break my heart Don't know if they will get back to me on that though. If they did, I will keep you posted! figure crossed!
- 0I could also be on yet another alt list
Have you all gotten your first/aid cert? I'm going to the red cross but it's costing $170.. any better suggestions?
- 0I agree with Keala! I think you are in! Don't worry, don't think they will just change it for no reason!
I don't remember exactly how much I got it for, since my boss went red cross and updated them for me this time. The first time I got it was when it was part of the CNA training. http://www.htcc4u.com/?page_id=155 That is the link for that CNA school I attended to. Try ask them if they provide classes just for first/aid cert. But I doubt it will be cheaper though...but you never know until you try...
- 0Thank God! Finally!! Can't wait whether itis good or bad!
How funny UHM is going back and forth on their own words. I think I asked them last week Friday, the person reponded by saying I won't be getting it till the end of next month.
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I'm a survivor
of two violent sexual assaults. The last one, 36 years ago, involved
severe degradation and elements of sexual torture. It's been a very
long, hard road to confident faith in the God who allows such things
to happen, but by his grace I'm living in gospel freedom now.
I became a
survivor of a sexual assault by the TSA last month. It happened
because I'd been up all night, flying home alone after a speaking
engagement in China. I had to go through security after transferring
from the international to the domestic terminal at San Francisco
International Airport for my flight to San Diego. I didn't understand
what was going to happen to me until it was too late.
Everyone was
herded, without explanation, into the "nude scanner" one
by one. I didn't ask to opt out – wasn't told that I could.
And anyway, I would never have opted for the "pat-down."
But I got one anyway, because I was wearing a money belt under my
The woman who
touched me knew what she was looking for before she started, because
she asked me if I was wearing a belt. Stupidly, I answered no, because
in my exhaustion and confusion I'd forgotten about the money belt.
She told me to stand up on a platform and spread my arms and legs.
I still didn't know what was going to happen. I'd been frisked on
platforms like this in other countries, but never touched
sexually. She didn't explain what she was going to do, and she didn't
offer me a private place for the pat-down. She touched me in my
sexual parts very thoroughly, leaving nothing to the imagination,
and put her hands down my pants, front and back, bringing out the
money belt.
But here's
the thing. I'd already been nude scanned, and she knew what she
was looking for. So why did she have to touch me in very private
areas that were not of concern? More to the point, if she can do
this, what was to stop her from ordering a body cavity search? I
realized that at that moment I was totally in her power, and she
could have done whatever she wanted to me. For this reason, I'm
calling what happened to me a sexual assault.
The effect
on me was devastating. I stood frozen in fear, shaking uncontrollably,
overwhelmed by the shame of being touched sexually in front of everyone.
But it never occurred to me to object. That's how terrified I was.
When she released me I bolted like a rabbit from the security area,
and tried to forget that the whole thing had ever happened.
But I couldn't.
I found myself crying uncontrollably during crime shows I'd previously
enjoyed. I began experiencing intrusive memories of that sexual
assault, as well as the prior two. I had nightmares. Only then did
the public outcry about these new "security techniques"
begin, and I realized that what happened to me was not a random
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Citigroup (C) plans to end its retail banking operations in France and close its last branch, in Paris, next year, according to a published report. The Financial Times reported that Citi made the decision because it has been losing money with the business "for decades."
The FT cited a report first carried in its sister publication, France's Les Echos. Shares of Citi were up 11 cents, or 0.2%, to $49.45.
Transnational Financial Network (TFN), a wholesale and retail mortgage banking firm, said its board approved an increase in the number of shares that will be acquired by an affiliate of Pegasus Funds, a private equity fund.
Originally, Pegasus had agreed to purchase 2.5 million shares for 70 cents each, but the amendment increases that number to 3 million. Transnational was tacking on 1 cent to 90 cents.TD Ameritrade (AMTD) was rising after Banc of America Securities upgraded the discount broker's stock. The rating on TD was taken to buy from neutral, and its shares were gaining 10 cents, or 0.7%, to $14.36. Security Bank (SBKC) affirmed its previously issued profit guidance of $1.42 to $1.47 a share for 2006. The company earned $1.27 a share last year. The bank holding company also said it was comfortable with current analyst estimates that call for earnings of $1.60 to $1.68 for 2007. Shares of Security Bank were higher by 28 cents, or 1.3%, to $21.95. Summit Financial Group (SMMF) said its mortgage origination unit, Summit Mortgage, experienced a 16.4% decline in mortgage origination revenue in the second quarter compared with the same period in 2005. Mortgage origination revenue for the quarter ended June 30 fell to $5.9 million from $7.1 million last year, as loan originations dropped to $67.1 million from $83.6 million. As a result, Summit, which also owns Summit Community Bank, is forecasting second-quarter earnings of 36 cents to 37 cents a share, compared with 43 cents last year. Summit's shares were dropping $2.75, or 12%, to $20.20. Franklin Resources (BEN) said its board authorized the repurchase of up to 10 million shares in either open market or private transactions. Franklin bought back about 9.8 million shares during the quarter ended June 30. The company has around 253.6 million shares outstanding. Franklin, an investment management firm that operates as Franklin Templeton Investments, saw its shares slip 18 cents, or 0.2%, to $83.26.
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text: Punches allegedly flew in aftermath of Di Resta's poor qualifying 10 June, 2013 Paul di Resta was not happy after Montreal qualifying Reports of a pit garage fight, with punches flying, have emerged to dampen Force India's 100th Grand Prix weekend celebrations. In Monaco, angry with the Silverstone based team's qualifying strategy, Paul di Resta said publicly: "I'm not going to say much because I'll say something I probably shouldn't." But two weeks later, on Saturday in the wake of qualifying in Montreal, the 27-year-old Scot allowed his frustration to spill over. He said that Force India's handling of the session which left him 17th on the grid was "clearly not acceptable", accusing his team of leaving him stranded in the pits with a minor problem when the track was at its driest. A day later, rumours were swirling in the paddock of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve of fisticuffs in the Force India garage, the daily Mail reporting that it might have been between di Resta's trainer and a team mechanic. Telegraph correspondent Tom Cary said Force India "admitted that a disagreement had occurred", but denied it was related to di Resta's criticisms. (GMM) Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsFIA confirm Perez responsible for shunt with MassaForce India seek to overturn Perez penaltyPerez: Felipe turns right just before he hits meMassa: I told Perez he needs to learn, he walked awayForce India ignite conspiracy theory after Perez penaltyPerez and Chilton penalised for triggering crashesForce India team and drivers report from MontrealForce India: Every reason to feel optimistic for the raceCanadian Grand Prix: Force India preview Montreal weekendDi Resta: It's good to have that heat, you need to show your emotion iMark I guess he will stop complaining about "pay drivers" now. They out-qualified him big time, lol. Kimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii This guy is such a looser! He always balme the team when it goes badly and when he does well he says it was all his own performance. I hope he quits F1 soon hes such a wanker! Stoner These days he is complaining too much about the team , he has to re check where is stands with other drivers in the grid. This guys just an average F1 driver. I haven't any exceptional performance from him yet. Sutil is quicker than him. Di Resta keep your mouth shut or else you might end up without a seat next year. He thought Mclaren will take him in, but they knew how average he was. Force India should replace him next year and bring someone with good talent like Kamui Kobayashi. Apex Assassin Lol the team has been an utter embarrassment this season, on pit lane for sure. PDR is making them look good and apparently has a right to be pissed, considering it's team making mistakes and not him on track… you don't go from 17th to the points if you suck. Just saying.


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Peyton Manning calls his Broncos debut 'a big step'
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Denver quarterback Peyton Manning directs the Broncos offense during the first series of plays in the first quarter of the Chicago Bears-Denver Broncos game Thursday August 9, 2012 in Chicago. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
Updated: September 11, 2012 1:44PM
On the surface, it was overkill.
Every warmup snap, every throw in pregame, even how he covered his heart during the National Anthem. Peyton Manning couldn't escape the camera on Thursday night, as the legendary one-time Indianapolis Colts quarterback was starting the second chapter of his career, now the quarterback for the Denver Broncos.
Considering he missed all of last season with nerve damage in his neck that needed several surgeries and leaving his career in doubt, Manning couldn't help but be reflective after the 31-3 victory over the Bears at Soldier Field.
"I always have to take the time just to say I sure have come a long way in the last year,'' Manning said. "I put in a lot of hard work, but I know how much help I've gotten along the way. I've had a lot of training rooms, doctors, considering where I was a year ago, I was out there, took a snap, completed some passes [Thursday], that was rewarding. That first play, that first snap, that was a big step for me.''
With little pressure from the Bears defense, Manning went 4-of-7 on the opening drive, for 44 yards. The drive ended on a third-and-8 from the Bears' 12-yard line, when a Manning throw that was slightly behind receiver Brandon Stokley was tipped in the air and picked off by a diving Major Wright to end the threat.
Manning's best play on the drive came on a third-and-17, when he actually stepped up in the pocket and hit Eric Decker on a deep crossing route for 19 yards and a first down.
"Something to build on,'' Manning added of his first game in 579 days, "but certainly some things to improve on.''
Where's Brian?
Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Urlacher was just a rumor on Thursday night, as the face of the Bears defense has sat out six consecutive practices and missed the preseason opener against the Broncos.
Urlacher sat out four practices with a sore left knee, but has been away from the team for personal reasons since.
General manager Phil Emery said in a pregame interview with WBBM-AM (780) that "Brian was doing well.''
"We treat each and every injury on an individual basis,'' Emery said. "He's a guy who needs some rest right now. Practice is not in his best interest or the best interest of the Chicago Bears.''
Sitting out
A day after fiancée Kristin Cavallari gave birth to the couple's first child, quarterback Jay Cutler was back in uniform for the preseason opener, but didn't play. Matt Forte and Julius Peppers also were spectators.


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Colombia's outgoing president Alvaro Uribe has been credited with making Colombia a safer place.
He doubled the size of the country's military, tackling the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) guerrillas and drug traffickers. But that record remains tainted by allegations of widespread human rights abuses during his leadership.
Teresa Bo reports from La Macarena, in central Colombia.
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With the "Klavertje Vier"(Four-Leaf Clover) Cycling Package, you can spend five days cycling through the wonderful nature of the Hoge Veluwe and the South Veluwe and Overbetuwe regions. You will spend each night in a different hotel where you can enjoy the gastronomy, hospitality and luxury which you have grown to expect from Bilderberg. It's the best of both worlds!
Discover the wonderful nature in the local area. You can recharge at the following Bilderberg hotels along the route: Hotel De Bilderberg, Bilderberg Hotel Wolfheze, Bilderberg Hotel Klein Zwitserland and Bilderberg Hotel De Buunderkamp.
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The cycle routes of this package are based on the Dutch cycle route network. However, you can customise the routes as much as you like. An extra detour, or perhaps a shorter journey? Anything is possible. Whatever you decide, Bilderberg will give you plenty of tips and tell you about places of interest along the way. Your luggage is in good hands too, as we will take it to the next hotel for you every day. And you decide which Bilderberg hotel your route starts from! The distance varies from 45 to 55 kms per day.
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The Lost Gospel: The Quest for the Gospel of Judas Iscariot (Compact Disc)
This codex–one of the greatest discoveries in Judeo-Christian archaeology–did not head straight to a museum, or even to the library of a rich collector. The gospel's removal from its burial place was just the beginning of a bizarre cloak-and-dagger journey. The Gospel of Judas, treated like a piece of merchandise, would be shopped around on three continents over the course of the next twenty-five years, its contents glimpsed only a few times between long periods of inactivity in far from ideal storage conditions. Every step of the way the precious document would deteriorate, until much of it was reduced to fragments of papyrus fibers.
About the Author
Herbert Krosney is an award-winning writer and documentary filmmaker specializing in investigative and historical projects. He has worked for BBC, PBS, and The History Channel as well as National Geographic.
Bart D. Ehrman is the James A. Gray Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the author of 19 books, including the bestselling Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why and The Lost Christianities.
Jason Culp has recorded numerous audiobooks including John Irving's "The Fourth Hand," Peter Straub's "In The Night Room," Elmore Leonard's "Be Cool," and David Baldacci's "Last Man Standing".
Praise for The Lost Gospel: The Quest for the Gospel of Judas Iscariot…
"The story of the gospel's rediscovery and salvation [The Lost Gospel by Herbert Krosney] reads like a Hollywood mystery." –The Boston Globe
"A dramatic story of the discovery of one of the most provocative gospels from the early Church." –Marvin Meyer, editor of The Gospel of Judas
"Riveting…With the tenacity of a top-flight investigative reporter, Krosney…has provided us with scores of details that, were it not for his efforts, would have been lost forever." –Bart D. Ehrman
Jesus said to Judas: "You will exceed all of them. For you will sacrifice the man that clothes me." –The Gospel of Judas


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In his 10 years at Muhlenberg, Chris Bissinger has turned the Mule program from one that went winless in the Centennial Conference to one that qualified for the CC playoffs and received national attention.
Muhlenberg went 10-5 in 2008, reaching the playoffs in one of the strongest men's lacrosse conferences in Division III. The Mules received votes in the national poll for the last third of the season and produced their first two first-team All-CC selections, both of whom went on to receive All-America honorable mention.
The 2009 team tied for third place in the CC and produced the first two-time All-American in program history. The program made more history in 2010 by scoring its first-ever wins against perennial national power Washington and eventual CC champion Haverford, and in 2011 the Mules beat Gettysburg for the first time.
In 2013, Muhlenberg posted two wins against teams ranked in the top 20 for the first time ever.
In Bissinger's first year at Muhlenberg, the Mules set a school record with seven wins. In his second season, he led the team to its first victories over established Centennial programs. His 10-year record is 55-84.
Bissinger was hired in December 2004 after five years as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Hampden-Sydney. During his tenure, the Tigers earned three straight bids to the NCAA Tournament from 2001 to 2003. They were ranked third in the final 2002 regular-season poll and reached the NCAA quarterfinals in 2003.
Bissinger is a 1995 graduate of Hampden-Sydney, where he was a Division III All-America midfielder as a senior and a three-time All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference selection. Following his graduation, Bissinger stayed on to serve a year as an assistant coach. After a stint in the business world, he returned to his alma mater in 1999.
Assistant Coach Drew Wright
Drew Wright joined the Muhlenberg coaching staff in the fall of 2014 following a successful playing career at Richard Stockton. A four-year letterwinner, Wright served as team captain his junior and senior years, landing on the All-Skyline team both seasons. He was a first-team selection in 2014 after scoring 26 goals and helping the Ospreys to a school-record 13 wins and an ECAC Tournament berth.
A native of Wallingford, Pa., and graduate of Strath Haven High School, Wright was a lacrosse camp counselor as Bill Pilat's "The Goalie School" for the last three summers.
Assistant Coach Michael Sullinger
Michael Sullinger is in his first season as an assistant coach at Muhlenberg. A four-year letterwinner as an attackman at Eastern Connecticut State University, Sullinger was named to the Little East Conference first team in 2012 after leading the league in points (81) and assists (36). He also led the Little East in assists in 2011, earning second-team honors.
Sullinger finished his career in the top 10 on ECSU's all-time list with 176 career points and was selected to participate in the 2012 East-West All-Star Game.
A native of Brookfield, Conn., Sullinger served as a student assistant coach at Eastern Connecticut while finishing up his degree in 2013, coaching two All-Americans and helping the Warriors win the conference championship and earn an NCAA Tournament bid.


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Rollei MiniDigi limited edition replica of the classic Rolleiflex 2.8F
Back in the old days, only the top pro photographers carried around a Rolleiflex 2.8F, the paparazzi-favorite twin-lens reflex camera that was originally created in Germany in 1929. Now Rollei has turned that classic design into a tiny palm-sized replica, the MiniDigi. This updated model is about half the height of the original and is actually a fully functioning 3.1-megapixel digital camera.
This special edition, limited to 1500 units, is outfitted in a dramatic-looking red body and commemorates Rollei's third year of manufacturing these MiniDigi replicas. Like its black-colored MiniDigi brandmate, it carries on the Rollei square format tradition, and has a waist-level viewfinder just like the original Rolleiflex 2.8F. Also true to form is a crank lever on the side that you turn to prepare the camera for its next shot. The red MiniDigi cameras are selling for around $375.
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Caribou's CEO Discusses Q2 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Caribou Coffee Company, Inc. (CBOU)
Q2 2012 Results Earnings Call
August 6, 2012 4:30 PM ET
ExecutivesMike Jensen – Senior Director, Financial Planning and Analysis Mike Tattersfield – President and CEO Tim Hennessy – Chief Financial Officer Analysts David Tarantino – Robert W. Baird Will Slabaugh – Stephens Sharon Zackfia – William Blair Rick Fearon – Accretive Capital Partners Matt Bendixen – Craig-Hallum Capital Josh Long – Piper Jaffray Howard Penney – Hedgeye Risk Management Presentation Operator
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Oregon Medical Marijuana Program data as of October 1, 2014. These data will be updated and posted on this website every quarter.
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Movers & Shakers (Oct. 31, 2011)
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Kelli Albrecht has been named director of workforce development at National Park Community College in Hot Springs. Albrecht, who has relocated to Hot Springs from the Dallas area, has more than 20 years of experience in business and human resources.
Dr. Jeanne Heard has been named vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. A former associate dean for graduate medical education and professor of internal medicine at the UAMS College of Medicine, Heard has returned to UAMS from Chicago, where she helped lead the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education since 2004.
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Fitz Hill, president of Arkansas Baptist College in Little Rock, has been named to the board of directors of First Federal Bancshares of Arkansas Inc., the publicly traded holding company for First Federal Bank of Harrison. Leslie Hunt has been promoted to manager of the Harrison Bypass branch of First Federal Bank. She joined First Federal in 1987 and most recently served as vice president and office administrator.
Nick Nabholz has joined the board of directors of Simmons First Bank of Northwest Arkansas. Nabholz is business development officer with the Rogers office of Nabholz Construction Services.
Tracy Beavers has been named a mortgage lender by Arvest Bank in North Little Rock. Beavers, who will work in the branch office on McCain Boulevard, has been in the financial services business for several years and previously held roles as a private banking loan assistant, consumer loan assistant and commercial loan assistant for Arvest.
Drew Jones has assumed lead coverage of the Healthcare Services Research practice at Stephens Inc. of Little Rock. Since joining Stephens in 2007, Jones has focused his research on the medical device sector. He was promoted to senior analyst in 2010 and was the top stock picker at Stephens in the first half of 2011. Jones' list of medical device companies will be followed by Chris Cooley, a managing director at Stephens who has covered the field for 17 years.
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Visits to ESO Sites
This page is available in Spanish on our Chilean web site.
Visits to the Facilities in Chile
"ESO is happy to welcome tourists, students, journalists and TV crews at its La Silla and Paranal sites, and journalists and TV crews to the ALMA site in Chile. Visits will be organised within the limited capacity available and in such a way that they do not disturb the progress of work at the sites."
Please note that all media visits require authorization in advance by the ESO education and Public Outreach Department. You can find guidelines for media visits here.
Public Visits to the Observatory on Cerro Paranal
Tourist and student visits to Paranal Observatory are scheduled every Saturday at 10:00 or 14:00. A dedicated web page with all relevant information about Weekend Visits to Paranal is available. Prior registration is always necessary.
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La Silla Observatory is open for public visits every Saturday at 14:00, except in July and August. Please check the Weekend Visits to La Silla page for further details.
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Unfortunately no public visits to ALMA and APEX are offered for the time being. This may be reviewed at a later time when the ALMA construction phase finishes. Media representatives are welcome. Please contact the ESO education and Public Outreach Department in advance to obtain an appointment.
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Media representatives are welcome to visit the ESO Headquarters in Garching near Munich. Please contact the ESO education and Public Outreach Department in advance to obtain an appointment.


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Not many series can stand the test of time like Top Gear has. This British series has remained at the top of its game for 21 seasons and shows no signs of slowing down. It is the most popular car show in the world.
Join the highly knowledgeable and thoroughly engaging hosts Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May as they explore 'everything car' and I do mean everything. Smart, fast paced, and often just hilarious, this BBC series has it all. They are joined by a steady stream of A-listers who drop by to try their luck on the test course and talk about their favorite cars.
Among some of their better stunts: contraptions they make themselves like a limo so long it requires a rope and pulley to get to the back end; their own versions of "Bond" cars with rocket launchers and flame throwers; being the only people to successfully drive to the magnetic North Pole.
You'll learn things you never thought you needed to know about cars, you'll gasp at some of the prices, and you'll laugh often at the absurdity of their stunts. What's not to like?


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Cause of I-84 crash unknown
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MIDDLEBURY — It could be weeks before state police know what caused a tractor-trailer to plow into a car Tuesday on Interstate 84, causing a violent chain-reaction accident that killed a Massachusetts woman and sent nine people to area hospitals.
The tractor-trailer, driven by Juan A. Martinez, 23, of Springfield, Mass., was eastbound, climbing the hill before the South Street overpass between Exits 16 and 17, at 4:12 p.m. when it encountered stopped traffic.
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This cluster is designed to enhance student understanding of child growth and development. The Education class covers the stages of development from birth to adolescence with an emphasis on the "Rites of Passage" and the "Coming of Age". The English class will incorporate these themes through writing assignments, discussion and critical analysis of short stories and poems.
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Be Flexible
Written by: Tiffany Joyce
Before we get to the article, I wanted to remind you all that today is the last day to enter our photo contest! Please submit a single photograph that best depicts the drama that can be achieved with a single flash. Post your photo on our Facebook Page, Google+ Community, or Flickr Group Discussion (please post to the discussion and not the group in general, so I can find your photo!). I will choose one photograph at random to be the winner, who will be announced on Monday and who will receive one copy of The Adobe Photoshop CS6 Book for Digital Photographers by Scott Kelby.
I posted about this a few weeks ago on my personal blog, but I thought it would be good to share it here, too. It's a good lesson on the need that every photographer has to make plans, and then break them when they don't work out. It's very important to stay flexible and adapt to the circumstances in which we find ourselves.
I went to Tempe Town Lake a while back, to take some photos for an article I needed to write for a new client.
When I left, I wasn't in the greatest of moods. I wanted my husband to come with me, but he was entrenched in football. I called him from the truck and suggested he ride his motorcycle out to Mill Avenue and meet me for a drink, and he just didn't want to. Not even a motorcycle ride on a sunny day was enough to tear him away from the playoffs.
So I pouted for a minute. Until I remembered that we don't have to want to do the same things, together, all the time. I can do stuff by myself and have fun, too. I used to do it all the time. Before we were married I was kind of a loner, and loved to wander around by myself with my camera.
So I drove to Tempe singing along to a new mix CD. I drove up through the college roads, for once not really minding the traffic that kept my pace to a measly 35 mph. I circled the park, parked, got out, and loaded myself up with my camera and a tripod that I didn't end up needing. I walked briskly to the water's edge, feeling in a hurry and a little annoyed that the exact shot I needed didn't make itself immediately apparent. There were people, and dogs, and boaters, in every direction I looked. I needed foreground interest and a stable, unoccupied and attractive landscape with which to practice focus stacking. People were in my way. The grass was brown. Landscapes were interrupted by passing cars and power lines. I turned a full 360 degrees, and felt myself getting frustrated again.
I sat down on the cement wall that runs along the man-made lake. Brought my camera up to my face. Looked through the viewfinder. And started seeing shots that had nothing to do with my assignment, and everything to do with just recalling the enjoyment I have always experienced in taking pictures. Since there was nothing stopping me from taking any darned picture I wanted to, regardless of its relation to the article, I started looking around myself with new eyes.
I love reflections. And bridges. Lines and angles. So I let myself play, and recalled that it is the simple act of shooting, of loosening up and enjoying myself, that has always lead to productivity and creativity. When I was finally ready to get down to business, I tried a handful of scenarios for my article. They all worked, technically. But they didn't work, aesthetically. I was dissatisfied and decided to scrap the idea altogether.
I stopped at the store on my way home and bought a bunch of flowers, and practiced focus stacking in macro photography instead of landscape. I finished the article, submitted it to the editor, and he responded with delight. Which just served to make me recall another lesson I'd forgotten – sometimes the best thing to do for your plan is to scrap your plan and start all over again.
So, I didn't come away from the afternoon with what I'd sought in the beginning. Doesn't mean it wasn't productive or beneficial. I took the photos I'd captured for fun and turned them into a lesson on leading lines for Beyond Megapixels. And still got photos I needed for the article, just in a way I hadn't initially prepared for. Frustration in the slow progress of a single goal turned into material for two articles instead of one.
And a nice afternoon spent by myself made me remember that I'm pretty darned good company.
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My dreams
This book of mine was a recurring dream that only stopped after putting pen to paper. Stunning controversy exists today that's spinning out of control, and we are all in too deep to see the real truths. A powerfully kept secret is contained in this book and one day we sheep must stop following blindly and make a stand, head to head.
We must turn the tide before all is lost. The world is in chaos in the mid-21st century, and the predictions of the End Times seem to be coming true. Only the hidden esoteric wisdom of the breathtakingly beautiful Maia, the mystical Wicca Queen, can save the world. Armies are on the march, greedy for expansion and whatever else the Queen's magic can provide.
The future hangs in the balance as world powers fight for control. Aided by her tribe, led by warrior Odin, the Templar Knights and the secret Black Pope, the Queen battles for survival, because unless a new world order is achieved, no-one is safe.
I urge all readers to question what they come to know as the truth. Question ever think your leaders tell you
I not totaly for the (New World Order) as these will trap us all my dreams are some times so strong and so real and so far a lot of them are true and coming true.
Put simply, some truths still remain untrue and unanswered. However, this can only take place if you have an open mind. Free thinking is therefore crucial to considering the possible upcoming End Times, as well as for trying to work out a solution Continuing, "My book will give readers from all walks of life something to think about. Literally created in my sleep, I'll introduce every reader to the wisdom of Maia. If they haven't heard of her before, they'll be grateful for the heads-up. It could literally change their lives and the lives of those they love It was short book and took me a few years to get this far But after all was done those dream stopped I still have a lot of dreams where it more like film set where I am watching right by the action or part of the film it self .
I believe if I can make a book and sell some copy's then ever one can do this as there so much happening all over the world people need to put it on paper and tell there story
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It Will Only Get Tougher
By Muhammad Muslih
Sunday, January 7, 2001; Page B01
Last week, as the White House labored to gain Palestinian acceptance of a peace plan conditionally approved by the Israelis in December, there was a sense of time running out. President Clinton will be out of office in a matter of weeks, and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak faces an uphill battle in his struggle to win reelection next month. The Palestinian side, led as always by Yasser Arafat, seems the most stable. But it could be the most uncertain.
The ability of the Palestinians to pay the price of peace with Israel and make peace stick largely hinges on the ailing Arafat, 71, who has embodied the Palestinian cause since 1965. Arafat has no obvious successors. When he dies, or leaves power for whatever reason, his absence would throw the already tenuous negotiations into a dangerous tailspin. It would also destabilize the turbulent situation in the West Bank and Gaza, otherwise known as Palestine.
In the short run, Arafat's successor, whoever he is -- and it will most surely be a "he" -- would have neither the power base nor the leadership qualities that are necessary to clinch a deal with Israel and to restore order and stability in Palestine. Despite Arafat's many imperfections (tolerance for corruption, patronage, autocratic rule) he is a known entity and a predictable leader. His presence is reassuring for the overwhelming majority of Palestinians; they think that without him Palestinian politics will be all sail and no anchor.
Arafat knows how to read the bottom line, the minimum demands that Palestinians can accept. No one else in the Palestinian leadership has that ability. I say that based on my numerous private conversations over the years with Palestinian leaders -- and with Arafat as far back as his Beirut days in the 1970s. Arafat is the glue that holds competing Palestinian groups and trends together. He has proven that he can make difficult decisions with respect to war and peace with Israel. All of this explains his political longevity.
As early as 1973, Arafat had the shrewdness to realize that, vis-a-vis the Arab-Israeli conflict, a fundamentally pragmatic mood was starting to take root in Arab capitals. He was able to build on this mood and to convince the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) to endorse the idea of a "two-state solution" in 1974. This culminated in the PLO's 1988 acceptance, in principle, of a Palestinian state living in peace in the West Bank and Gaza alongside Israel. It also culminated in the 1993 Oslo accords that provided for mutual recognition between Israel and the PLO and for limited Palestinian self-rule in parts of the Palestinian territories occupied by Israel in June 1967. Arafat's long history of military and political struggle gave him the credentials and the mandate that enabled him to make painful concessions that no Palestinian leader before him had ever done or dared to do.
Arafat's successor will face extraordinarily difficult challenges as he tries to fill the shoes of a leader with international stature who has built coalitions and intimate relations with governments as diverse as Egypt, the United States, China and Russia.
Arafat was able to focus almost exclusively on the peace process. The next leader will have to decide whether to focus primarily on consolidating his power at home at the expense of the peace process, or vice versa. Israel and the United States may push him to move forward with the peace process and security arrangements with Israel. But there may be pressures domestically and from external forces opposed to the peace process for him to prove his nationalist credentials in his dealings with Israel and the United States.
The new leader may well have to deal with problems that Arafat -- because of who he is -- did not feel under any pressure to address. For example, Arafat's successor will find himself forced to define the relationship between the institutions of the Palestinian Authority, inside the West Bank and Gaza, and the institutions of the PLO throughout the lands of the Palestinian diaspora. Unlike Arafat, he may not be in a position to ignore popular calls for political reform, democratization, accountability and a fight against corruption. He also may be forced to accommodate the rejectionist Islamic movement Hamas, in contrast to Arafat, who clipped the wings of the organization and kept it under the watchful eye of his security services.
Without question, this new Palestinian leader will bring a new approach to his everyday dealings. Arafat has not yet been touched by the information revolution. His "computer" is his memory or a small notebook in his pocket. When he wants to support his point of view or jot down an important piece of information, he pulls out the notebook and searches for a pen, which is quickly handed to him by an aide. This is a typical Ottoman way of managing the daily political affairs of a presidential office. His successor will, in all probability, have a different style when dealing with people.
Arafat has charisma. When he talks, Palestinians listen attentively. He doesn't have to be persuasive; what he says is presidential. Arafat has a long legacy of armed struggle, political manipulation, revolutionary polemics, quiet diplomacy and provocative statements. He is both a warrior and a peacemaker. He is the autocrat and the benign caretaker who hesitates to ride the tide of democratization, yet extends help to a widowed woman or an orphaned child or a terminally ill person. It will take his successor years of public service to acquire the credentials that will give him the legitimacy and public endorsement necessary for that kind of effective leadership.
When I think about Palestine after Arafat, I am reminded of the late Egyptian leader Gamal Abdul Nasser. Before Nasser's death in September 1970, the overwhelming majority of Arabs believed that he was irreplaceable and that Egypt would be a rudderless ship without him. Yet, the succession in Egypt was relatively smooth. Nasser's successor, Anwar Sadat, was able to take control of the Egyptian state and to conclude a peace treaty with Israel in 1979. But Egypt, unlike Palestine, was an old state with established institutions that made the succession question relatively easy to handle. In Palestine, succession will be far more difficult.
Does this mean that the transfer of power after Arafat's death will lead to chaos, instability and violent power struggles among the Palestinian security agencies? Does it also mean that power struggles will fragment Fatah, the broad national front that is the backbone of the Palestinian Authority and the PLO, indeed of the Palestinian national movement?
The answer, in both cases, is: not necessarily. It is highly probable that the transfer of power in Palestine will be constitutional, orderly and peaceful.
I say this for three reasons. The first concerns the Palestinian experience itself. Palestinians of the diaspora, as well as those in Gaza and the West Bank, have experience holding elections, building trade unions, establishing women's organizations, creating parties and being involved in other political activities. Second, Palestinians have an abiding desire for a working democracy and a keen interest in maintaining a united front in the face of Israeli occupation. Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza publicly acknowledge their admiration for the workings of Israeli democracy even though they resent being on the receiving end of Israel's occupation policies. Third, the smooth process of succession in Jordan, Morocco and Syria over the past several years invalidates the argument of those who assert that Arab leaders are selected with the barrel of a gun.
Where will Arafat's successor come from? In all likelihood, he will have to emerge from Fatah. Its focus on independence and its adoption of armed struggle for advancing national goals has helped shape Palestinian national identity. The institutions it has built among Palestinian students, women and teachers, together with its bureaucratic elite, formed the nucleus of a quasi-government. By driving mass politics, by establishing a national political agenda, by gaining recognition and legitimacy, by asserting its leadership, by fighting for independence, by opting for a diplomatic settlement with Israel, Fatah demarcated the Palestinians as an autonomous actor in regional and international politics.
After decades of struggle and accumulated diplomatic experience, who better understands the meaning and the ways of political survival and consensus building than a Fatah veteran? Arafat's successor will need a political program that incorporates the basic national Palestinian demands and that is acceptable to the vast majority of Palestinians. Fatah has such a program.
Yet other factors will influence the choice of the next leader. The desires of Israel, the United States and Egypt most likely will play a role. This does not mean that this new leader will latch onto the coattails of foreign powers. It means that the character, style and organization of his domestic and foreign policies should show signs of deference to Israeli and American security needs as well as respect and esteem for Egypt, the Arab big brother that has been an indispensable source of support for the Palestine cause.
Arafat's successor, whoever he is, will have great cause to look over his shoulder. Arafat is the repository of insights into the psychology and phobias of his people as well as of his external allies and foes. Palestinians accepted from Arafat things that they may not accept from his successor.
The Old Man, as he is called, can get away with things that his successor would not be able to do without risking his legitimacy and perhaps his political survival. Arafat has tolerated corruption. He has violated human rights. He has played the game of balancing one party against the other. At times, he has silenced the Islamic opposition. He has exercised a highly personalized and centralized style of leadership. He has micro-managed Palestinian politics. He has made major, unreciprocated concessions to Israel. He has refrained from defining the relationship between the Palestinian Authority and the PLO, and between Fatah insiders and outsiders. He has been averse to building real institutions based on rational rules and procedures. Yet, all of this had very little bearing on his legitimacy. Palestinians often say bidun Arafat, ma bitimshi, bi-Arafat bitimshi, lakin mufarkasheh: Without Arafat, nothing works, yet with him things work, but awkwardly.
Arafat's successor will not be able to match his style of political action. It is a style Palestinians came to accept, not because it always produces results (it does not) but because it is the style of the Old Man, who embodies the struggle that is dear to 6 million Palestinians and tens of millions of Arabs and Muslims throughout the world.
Paradoxically, some Palestinians subconsciously expect the same political style from his successor. On the other hand, members of the Palestinian literate class want a new approach to politics, an approach that is anchored in institutions and laws and procedures. This is one of the main challenges for the next Palestinian leader: steering a course that will address the Palestinian longing for independence and good governance, yet fulfill Israel's insistence on security. Leaders can make a difference between war and peace. Arafat, winner of the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize, has the will and the ability to deliver peace. The same cannot be said with certainty of his successor. Now is the time to clinch a deal. Muhammad Muslih, a professor of political science at Long Island University in Brookville, N.Y., also teaches Middle East politics at Columbia University. His most recent book is "The Golan: Road to Occupation" (Institute for Palestine Studies).


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The investigation that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened into the Jeep Liberty in October 2013 has been closed. NHTSA received two (!) complaints about fires starting in the driver's door, thought to be caused by the master power window switch. The initial estimate was that 80,000 Libertys could be roped into a possible recall, but according to a report in the Detroit News the agency examined records for 425,000 Chrysler products that used the same window switch, including the Dodge Nitro and Chrysler Town & Country minivan.
After canvassing 265 warranty claims related to the master switches, NHTSA concluded that the rate of fires compared to the "large population of vehicles" was rather low, and that there was no trend pattern behind the few issues it did find. Perhaps with that, and the closure of the trailer hitch investigation, the Liberty can finally rest in peace.


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