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VTech's New Landline Phone Downloads Mobile Contacts And Talking
Furthermore, users can connect up to four Bluetooth devices (two of which can be mobile phones) to the phone, enabling them to actually have mobile calls with the landline handset. In other words, you can have your cellphone charging in your bedroom, and if someone calls it, you can answer the call via your landline handset. Wild, no?
If you're already in the market for a new home phone, this one's probably apt to get more use than any other--particularly if you also use your mobile at home. It's available now direct from VTech for $99.95, though it'll hit Best Buy stores next month.
"At just $100, the DS6321-3 is an affordable communication solution for any household or small office, especially for 'cord cutters' that rely on cellular service," said Matt Ramage, senior vice president, product management, VTech Communications, Inc. "By converging Bluetooth technology with the benefits of a landline phone, this system helps users avoid typical cellular problems, such as battery life issues, poor audio quality or dropped calls."
With three handsets included and optional expandability up to 12 handsets requiring only one phone jack (using the DS6301 accessory handset, sold separately), the sleek DS6321-3 makes it easy to answer cellular or landline calls from any room. As long as the cell phone is left within Bluetooth range (typically 30 feet) of the base station, users can enjoy clear, comfortable cell phone calls using the handset - up to 1,500 feet away. Users without a landline can still take advantage of the DS6321-3, since all cellular calls made or received on the DS6321-3 use mobile plan minutes.
For hands-free landline conversations, users can make and receive traditional landline calls on the DS6321-3 while using a Bluetooth headset, or take advantage of the handset speakerphones.
That's a novel idea, especially the bluetooth linking feature. It's a reason to buy these phones without the hassle of getting landline.
Most people I know who own their home still have a landline (though it's typically just a voip phone nowadays). Landlines are cheaper, and sometimes it's preferable to give people number where they can't bug you day or night.
And, as you point out: Businesses are *full* of landlines. I deployed 8000+ of them in my company... again, VoIP phones.
You've got a point though... numbers are becoming more and more portable between devices. Traditional, dedicated-number, landlines are on their way out.
Well, there will still be uses for landlines such as fax machines, 911, security alarms so to an extent we'll still see them.
This VTech phone eliminates the need for one of the conveniences of landlines, namely having 3-4 cordless sets around the house as opposed to carrying one cell phone around in your pocket. You'll have to charge it sometime.


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SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Philips Lumileds today introduced LUXEON S, its second generation illumination-grade multichip emitters which offer twice the lumen density of existing solutions - an R9 value that exceeds 80 and has 50 percent better Color over Angle (COA) variation over existing solutions.
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Designed for retail, architectural and entertainment applications, LUXEON S emitters deliver up to 50 lumens per square millimeter and a high light output of up to 8000 lumens in narrow beams with sharp shadows.Because of the challenges in creating a small footprint with tight beam angles and high lumen density, luminaire designers have had to deal with large optics and limited lumen levels. With LUXEON S, luminaire designers have more flexibility and can achieve beam angles in the 8 degree range in a compact design, with light levels that rival traditional CDM light sources. This flexibility enables never-before-possible Center Beam Candle Power (CBCP) of over 50,000 candela, compared to other LEDs, like Chip on Board (COB) solutions, with a larger Light-Emitting Surface (LES) that achieve less than 20,000-25,000 candela. "With a lumen density that is twice that of available solutions, the LUXEON S can offer light outputs as high as 8000 lumens at half of the optical size, enabling LED approaches to replace traditional ceramic discharge metal-halide (CDM) lamps in spotlight and architectural applications," said Orson Lo, director of LUXEON S products for Philips Lumileds. "Relative to CDM lamps, LUXEON S-based lamps offer comparable efficacy of 90 lm/W but with instant-on operation, better color consistency and four times the expected lifetime at 60,000 hours." The new emitters feature correlated color temperatures of 2700K and 3000K with a CRI of 80 or 90, as well as CCTs of 3500K, 4000K and 5000K at CRI of 80. In the 90 CRI products, R9 value exceeds 80, making them ideal for applications requiring exceptional color renderings such as in premium retail and museum applications.
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Friday marked the 85th anniversary of American women's suffrage and was thus a holy day for statists. Granted, it's a lesser one, not in the same league as Election Day or April 15. More like Epiphany than Christmas, perhaps. But it still set feminists, socialists, and assorted others of the faithful to genuflecting. They celebrated with speeches and seminars in their temples, which they call museums, as well as other foolishness across the country, in compliance with a passage from their scriptures: a "Joint Resolution of Congress, 1971, Designating August 26 of each year as Women's Equality Day" directs that "the women of United States are to be commended and supported in their organizations and activities."
Alas, the chief god in the political pantheon, like the Ba'al of Elijah's mockery (I Kings 18:27), was vacationing. The president nevertheless ordered one of his seers — sorry, speechwriters to come up with an address honoring "Women's Equality Day, 2005."
The resulting proclamation babbles about "the 19th Amendment to the Constitution guarantee[ing] American women the right to vote" and burbles patronizing pap ("Since the adoption of the 19th Amendment, women have continued to make great contributions to our Nation…The hard work of American women is essential to the strength and vitality of our country…we honor the perseverance, leadership, and achievements of the suffragists and all of America's women, and we renew our commitment to equal justice and dignity for all…" blah, blah, blah…). Underlying these musings from on high is the presumption that voting somehow validates us. Citizens are legitimized, even ennobled, because the state allows them to enter a booth and pull a lever. Voting is as sacramental to statists as baptism is to Christians.
It reminds me of the scene from My Cousin Vinnie in which Vinnie tells his girlfriend that the prosecuting attorney has invited him to hunt deer. He then demands her opinion on what pants he should wear. In admirable Brooklynese, she tells Vinnie to imagine he's a "little deah" who puts his "little deah lips" down to a "babbling brook…Awl of a sudden, BAM! A f—— bullet splatters ya brains awl ovah da ground. Now I ax ya, da ya give a sh– what kinda pants the son of a b — that shot ya was wearin?"
As the president and his complicit, craven, criminal Cabinet splatter American brains and blood all over Iraq, do we really care whether Leviathan allows this or that group to participate in the great democratic sham of voting?
The presidential proclamation concludes, "IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twenty-fifth day of August in the year of our Lord two thousand five, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirtieth [sic]. GEORGE W. BUSH." No doubt we will endure more cries from the right about George's righteousness given his invocation of the Almighty. Look for them to wax so joyous over this formulaic hiccup that the whopper George told in the previously quoted lines will, as usual, elude them.
But it won't elude us: "We honor the perseverance, leadership, and achievements of the suffragists and all of America's women, and we renew our commitment to equal justice and dignity for all." Really, George? "All of America's women," huh? Would that include one hot and grieving mother outside your ranch? She's persevered through all that nature and the nasty pro-war partisans can throw at her. She's seen her principles mocked, her son's memory dishonored, her motives questioned, her character impugned. Yet there she stands. She can do nothing else. Yep, that's perseverance, George. Honor it.
You want leadership and achievements? This mother with her single-minded devotion to decency and the Constitution has helped turn public sentiment against your murderous, horrific war. I'd say that at the very least, she's earned an invite back to the ranch, George, and a beer raised in tribute.
Then there's the bit about "renew[ing] our commitment to equal justice and dignity for all." George undoubtedly meant to add "citizens" there at the end, because as it stands, the prisoners at Gitmo might quibble. They have yet to experience either justice or dignity, let alone equal doses of them. We might also poll passengers being groped at airport checkpoints about the dignity of such molestation. The good folk of New London, CT losing their homes to the thieves of city government could say a word or two about justice. And so on, ad infinitum, ad nauseam.
For our closing benediction, we turn to the National Women's History Project and the letter from its executive director, Molly Murphy MacGregor. Maybe Molly swiped George's seer: her letter and his proclamation share the same sanctimony, disregard for truth, and poor writing. Molly tells us that "August is an exceptionally important month for honoring the remarkable work of the hundreds of thousands of people who worked to expand democracy for women…. Defending and expanding democracy is what American history is all about…"
Cindy Sheehan, mourning a boy killed for George's expansionist democracy, might disagree.
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What does a scientist do all day? The Smithsonian's Matthew Carrano explains his job as a paleontologist, what he hopes to discover, and why he made a career out of dinosaurs.
After (arsenic) life: Great profile of Felisa Wolfe-Simon
In early 2011, Felisa Wolfe-Simon published a scientific paper purporting to show evidence that bacteria from California's Mono Lake could, if pressed, live without the essential element phosphorous, and use arsenic, instead.
The story was wildly misconstrued in the press. (No, nobody ever found alien life happening naturally in Lake Mono.) And the evidence and methodology of Wolfe-Simon's research was roundly trounced, not just in academic journals, but also in blogs.
And that's all left Wolfe-Simon in a very weird position. She's certainly not the first scientist to publish a high-profile paper that other researchers tore to shreds. But, because the "arsenic life" story was so high-profile, she's now worried her career might be over. Is that fair? In Popular Science, Tom Clynes presents a nuanced profile of Felisa Wolfe-Simon that doesn't really answer that question definitively. Frankly, there probably isn't a really clear black/white answer out there. But Clynes does do a really good job of introducing us to Wolfe-Simon as a person, and her story exposes flaws in the peer-review process and the traditional avenues of scientific debate, indicts the media and PR professionals for creating the very sensational story that led to such a harsh response, and shows what can happen when a scientist is unprepared to deal with the public presentation of their own work.
In other words, this story is about lots of people making mistakes, including, but not limited to, Felisa Wolfe-Simon.
In June, Science reported that Wolfe-Simon had left Oremland's USGS laboratory to look for a location with better molecular and genetic research facilities. "Actually," Wolfe-Simon says, "I didn't leave out of choice. Ron basically evicted me from the group. It was a political decision on his part that I don't understand, and I didn't see it coming." Although she received a NASA fellowship in 2010 that provides support through 2013, she is still seeking a new home for her work.
I find it hard not to feel sympathy for her. In a matter of weeks she was catapulted to fame, then singled out and assaulted with professional and personal criticism, some of which resulted from missteps beyond her control. Wolfe-Simon is an early-career researcher in a field dominated by older men. Few scientists, no matter how established, would have the skills to navigate the situation that she found herself in. What made the level of criticism so extraordinary is that the paper, in itself, is not so flawed that it should not have been published. The argument was compelling, the conclusions were measured, the data was thorough, and the paper made it through the same peer-review process as other articles in Science.
It will take a few years to better answer the questions surrounding GFAJ-1. In the meantime, Benner—who says he would be "more than astonished" if arsenic replaces phosphorus in any genetically relevant molecule in GFAJ-1—says Wolfe-Simon's hypothesis is ultimately useful if it motivates people to look in new places and ask bigger questions.
Wolfe-Simon says the paper's publicity attracted new collaborators who she wouldn't have otherwise met, some of whom are already analyzing GFAJ-1. And her fame has played out in surprising ways. Recently, her husband, Jonathan, an engineer, was speaking with a colleague who asked if he happened to be married to Felisa Wolfe-Simon. When he said yes, the colleague said, "My seven-year-old daughter dressed up as Felisa for her school's science day!" The girl wore a sun hat, with her pants rolled up and flip-flops on her feet, dressed for a day wading the waters of Mono Lake in search of bacteria.
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I wish you well for this but I doubt it as he'd have to make a million for all the requests that would come in. Can't do it for one and not all.
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Cat in the Hat Puppet Show
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Central Library in Grand Junction, 5th and Grand
Free puppet show performance of Dr. Seuss' Cat in the Hat
Mesa County Public Libraries
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Food, toilets, baby-changing, lockers, WiFi, payphones
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- Wheelchair hire available
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Friday, June 24, 2011
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Newly Appointed Director Of Banks Brings 25 Years Of Experience As Regulator And Banker To Washington's DFI
DFI welcomes Richard M. Riccobono to lead Washington's 104-year-old Division of Banks
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard M. Riccobono as the new Director of the agency's Division of Banks.
"Rick's long regulatory resume brings a particular strength that makes him a powerful asset to DFI's top-notch Division of Banks staff," DFI Director Scott Jarvis said.
Riccobono began his career in the financial industry in 1985 as a senior tax consultant and spent 20 years in the financial services industry as both banker and regulator. He served with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, Mass., Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, Ga., Office of Thrift Supervision as a Regional Director in Atlanta, Ga., Deputy Director and Acting Director of the Office of Thrift Supervision Department of Treasury in Washington, D.C. He most recently served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle.
He holds a Juris Doctorate degree from the Western New England School of Law in Springfield, Mass. and a Bachelor's of Science degree from State University of New York in Albany, N.Y. He is a member of the Georgia Bar Association, Texas Bar Association and holds certification as a Public Accountant.
Riccobono was selected from a diverse field of more than 30 applicants after a rigorous application process and interviews with two panels – an internal panel of DFI staff and a second financial industry leader's panel.
"Rick displayed a firm grasp of and appreciation for the role of the state banking system and DFI's commitment to promoting a stable and competitive financial system that enhances economic vitality," Jarvis added. "He certainly understands the role of a financial regulator, has demonstrated leadership skills and is well respected by our state and federal regulator partners."
Riccobono, known in the banking industry as a strong supporter of community banks, said the Director of Banks position offers him the opportunity to give back to the community as a public servant.
"We cannot bring this economy back unless we have a strong community banking system," Riccobono said. "We've got to really get ahead of the curve – there is a barrage of federal regulation from Dodd Frank coming, and community banks can't take much more. We need to keep them safe and sound, but also to make sure we're reasonable in the way we go forward in terms of common sense regulation."
Keeping community banks strong and healthy, Riccobono said, will help Washington.
"The economy in this state is driven today like it was back in the '30s," Riccobono added. "The small business man or woman is what drives employment. Small businesses employ more than the big employers, and they need credit, they need working capital – community banks offer that.
Riccobono begins his tenure as Washington DFI's new Division of Banks Director on July 18.
About Division of Banks
www.dfi.wa.gov/banks ▪ 360.902-8704 ▪ 877.RINGDFI (746.4334) x 28704
The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions Division of Banks regulates Washington State-chartered commercial banks, stock savings banks, mutual savings banks, foreign banks, savings and loan associations and independent trust companies. We charter new banks, business development corporations, trust companies, foreign banks and savings and loan associations. Also, we authorize new branches and branch closures; and approve mergers and acquisitions. Learn more about the Division of Banks.
About DFI
www.dfi.wa.gov ▪ 360.902-8700 ▪ 877.746-4334
The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions regulates a variety of financial service providers such as banks, credit unions, mortgage brokers, consumer loan companies, payday lenders and securities brokers and dealers. The department also works to improve financial education throughout Washington through its outreach programs and online clearinghouse www.dfi.wa.gov/financial-education. In addition to posting information about licensees and administrative actions, DFI uses the Web and social media to provide financial education information: http://www.twitter.com/FinEd4All, www.twitter.com/DFIConsumers, www.finlit.blogspot.com, www.youtube.com/user/WADFI, www.homeownership.wa.gov.


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News about Cemeteries, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
No Longer Anonymous: Gravedigger Gets His Due at a Psychiatric Hospital
Willard State Psychiatric Hospital in upstate New York will permit a memorial in the name of the man who dug more than 1,500 graves for his fellow patients.
December 23, 2014, Tuesday
Headstone Makers Battle Newark Archdiocese for Business
The New Jersey Legislature is taking up bills to keep the Roman Catholic church from competing against the private funeral industry, but the church is pushing back.
December 17, 2014, Wednesday
An Extra Angel on Top of the Tree
Crawling out from under the covers in time for Christmas.
December 14, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Modern Love (Times Column) , Christmas , Cemeteries , Friendship , Murders, Attempted Murders and Homicides
Cemetery Plan Clashes With Neighbors' Culture
Much opposition comes from Chinese and Indian immigrants whose cultural taboos have led them to balk at a proposed 100,000-plot cemetery.
December 9, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Cemeteries , Land Use Policies , Water , Asian-Americans , California , United States
Restoring Lost Names, Recapturing Lost Dignity
An obscure gravedigger has come to represent the 55,000 other people buried on the grounds of old psychiatric hospitals across New York State — many of them identified only by numbers.
November 28, 2014, Friday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Cemeteries , Mental Health and Disorders , New York State , Mocha, Lawrence (1878-1968) , Willard Psychiatric Hospital , Hospitals , Monuments and Memorials (Structures) , Intellectual Disabilities
Long in Repose, Last Remnants of a Founding Family Will Leave Long Island City
A bulldozer will break ground in Queens next year on the site of what was once a cemetery, owned by a family that settled there 350 years ago.
November 4, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Long Island City (Queens, NY) , Cemeteries , Landmarks Preservation Commission , Real Estate (Commercial) , Genealogy , H&R Real Estate Investment Trust , Tishman Speyer Properties
A Glance at Death's Repose, in Pursuit of Spooky Tales
About 40 mystery writers spent a day at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, brushing up on their knowledge of crypts, graves and the recycling of ashes.
October 7, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Woodlawn Cemetery (Bronx, NY) , Writing and Writers , Cemeteries , Books and Literature , Woodlawn (Bronx, NY)
In France, Artifacts of America's Role in World War I
The country is full of American war monuments, from the grand to the intimate.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Travel and Vacations , World War I (1914-18) , Series , Cemeteries , Monuments and Memorials (Structures) , United States Defense and Military Forces , France , Pershing, John Joseph
At Cemetery, a Worker Falls Down on the Job
What happened to a grave digger in Queens could have been a scene in a black comedy: He slipped and fell into a grave.
September 6, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Falls , Cemeteries , New York City , Queens (NYC)
100 Years of Gratitude
A century later, exploring America's contribution to World War I in a country that's still thankful for it.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON CEMETERIES AND: Travel and Vacations , World War I (1914-18) , France , Series , United States Defense and Military Forces , Cemeteries
An Asylum's Final Secrets
In New York, more than 55,000 deceased psychiatric patients lie in unmarked graves. Near the former Willard Asylum, a small committee has spent the past three years fighting to memorialize the dead.
Musical Tributes for Mexico's Dead
In Iztapalapa, a violent Mexico City neighborhood, two musicians with a guitar and an accordion are hired to ease the strains of grief, celebrate the dead and remind mourners of more festive memories.
Laid to Rest in the Front Yard
James Davis has been involved in a dispute with the town of Stevenson, Ala., for burying his wife on his property.
Sochi's Old Believers' Cemetery, Then and Now
Farmland and neighborhoods were bulldozed to make room for new Olympic arenas for the Sochi Games. A cemetery, which the Russians could not move, remains among the new buildings.
'Tomb Sweeping' Festival in China
Large crowds flock to their relatives' graves to clean away debris and leave behind temporal favorites of the deceased.
Looking for Answers and Bodies in the Ground
Nobody is quite sure how many boys' bodies lie beneath the grounds of the notorious Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Florida, or which one is Thomas or Owen or Robert. The causes of their deaths are equally mysterious, often listed as "unknown" or "accident," and many were buried with great haste.
The Rites of a Prison Cemetery
In a state known for being tough on criminals, a cemetery has been a little-known counterpoint to the mythology of the Texas penal system.
The Rites of a Prison Cemetery
In a state known for being tough on criminals, a cemetery has been a little-known counterpoint to the mythology of the Texas penal system.
Iraq's Resting Places
In Iraq, death is more than a moment. It lingers in the morgues, the cemeteries, the sacred tombs of Shiite devotion and the memories of families. As the United States declares a conflict over that it helped begin with the invasion in 2003, some are still reckoning with the past.
A Tour of New York Cemeteries
See intriguing monuments, beautiful grounds and the final resting places of the rich and famous.
The Old Guard
The ''Old Guard'' Caisson Platoon, the equestrian unit assigned to Arlington National Cemetery, honors veterans for their military service one final time.
The Old Guard
The ''Old Guard'' Caisson Platoon, the equestrian unit assigned to Arlington National Cemetery, honors veterans for their military service one final time.
Scouting the Perfect Resting Spot
The writer, though he has a family plot at St. Raymond's Cemetery, decides to shop around.
Venezuela's Grave Robbers
Cemeteries are the new hot spot for criminals in Venezuela.
Stolen From the Dead
Grave robbers are looting Venezuela's cemeteries for human bones, answering demand from practitioners of a Cuban religion called Palo that uses the bones in its ceremonies.
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Love it when someone else understands why I NEED all those books!
Very thought-provoking post and exactly what I needed to read! The hardback/paperback thing is very crazy; I had to insist in my contract that my psychology trade book was NOT first published as a hardback, because as it would also be used by university students, as a hardback it would be ridiculously expensive. My previous text is only bought in hardback by libraries; everyone else always buys the paperback. So of course this is even truer for most fiction. Congratulations on getting a traditional deal for your novel and even more so for doing your pros and cons and deciding on the She Writes Press path! (Imagine if you had decided to go with the big publisher; what would that have signaled to all we She Writes press hopefuls!)
Thanks so much for the reply, Kamy. Keep up the good work. :)
39 books. Okay, you officially have me beat. I thought I came out with a lot. Now I just shop quarterly for select paperbacks from my favorite authors, but try to "work the kindle". LOL
Thanks so much for the friendship request Kamy. I'm honored, and look forward to learning more from you and supporting your work! Have a blessed evening!
Thanks so much for the invite.
I really am looking forward to being part of the 'She writes' community, I believe that I will learn a lot here also.
Thanks for welcome!
Seems funny to welcome you, Kamy...but oh well...I'll do it. Welcome to SWP AUTHORS!
Kamy -
Wow! Congratulations on having so many options!! Self-publish, She Writes or a traditional pub. That's a dream come true!! How do I apply to the She Writes Independent Press?
Thanks. Ann
Hi Kamy! Thank you! I created a First Giving page here but I haven't donated or raised any $ yet!
Wow....39 books. Books are like candy to me, which is why I must be in the middle of about 5 right now, 3 of them I'm reading with my daughter. Have fun and best of luck with that MS!
Hello Kamy, thanks for your welcome of a "long time ago." Been away from She Writes but back here regularly to participate.
On behalf of all authors, thanks for buying 39 books in one day. WTG!
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Congratulations on the finished manuscript Kamy!!! Bravo!
Thanks so much for the greeting, Kamy! I'm thrilled to be here, and looking forward to meeting more inspiring writing women!
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Hi Kamy, glad you're back! And Happy New Year. Caitlyn pin-pointed exactly what the problem was. I hope I thanked her, but I'll will now if I haven't.
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Boys State Swimming: Marian Catholic's Cifelli second in diving
By Tim Tierney For Sun-Times Media February 23, 2013 10:42PM
Marian Catholic's Joey Cifelli wears his medal after placing second in the state in diving. | Tim Tierney~For Sun-Times Media
Updated: March 25, 2013 6:32AM
A one-hour trek several days a week to the pool at the University of Illinois-Chicago helped Marian Catholic diver Joey Cifelli earn a return trip to the awards ceremony at the state meet.
Cifelli claimed the state runner-up medal Saturday at New Trier with a 443.60 total, finishing only a few points behind state champion Brandis Heffner, of Normal (447.25).
"I'm really happy about it,'' Cifelli said. "Not a lot of sophomores can say they got second in state.''
Cifelli, 10th in the state last year, surpassed his preseason goal of finishing among the top six divers in Illinois.
"I thought my three dives went well today,'' he said. "I think I did them better than I did during warmups. The inward dive, that I could have done better. The reverse one-and-a-half I thought I did really well, and the reverse two-and-a-half.''
Marian Catholic doesn't have a swimming team, so Cifelli has to travel to the pool at UIC so he can work on diving.
"He's a kid with a work ethic,'' Marian Catholic coach Sean Scanlon said. "How many kids are going to get on a train every day and go downtown, sit for an hour in the stands at UIC and do homework before he can dive? His love for it, he can take it a long way.''
"Definitely my form and my entries are better,'' Cifelli said of his improvement over last season. "I've been working really hard to fix everything, to get everything perfect.''
Lincoln-Way North senior Jake Pearson earned All-State status in two events, placing eighth in the 500-yard freestyle (4 minutes, 35.07 seconds) and 10th in the 200 freestyle (1:41.48).
"That 500 was an awesome race,'' Pearson said. "The guy next to me was pushing me the whole time. I even dropped more time today. That was my last high school swim. I was really happy with that race.''
Pearson, who will attend Oakland University in Rochester, Mich., on a partial scholarship, said he'll remember the "awesome atmosphere'' of the state finals.
Brother Rice junior Mitch Strahlman also made All-State in two events. Strahlman placed 10th in the 200 individual medley (1:55.04) and 12th in the 500 freestyle (4:40.38).
Lockport senior Jake Knowles earned All-State status with a seventh-place finish in the 100 breaststroke (57.60), setting a school record in the event for the second day in a row.
Brother Rice freshman James Ryan placed 34th (1:00.16) in the breaststroke.
New Trier scored 189 points to easily win its third straight championship over Hinsdale Central (96) and Lake Forest (93).


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Daryl Hall and John Oates
- Hall & Oates are the best-selling duo of all time, surpassing The Everly Brothers in 1984. They have had 14 Top-10 singles and 5 #1's on the American charts.
- Hall is the much more visible member of the group, as he handles most of their songwriting and lead vocals. While Oates tends to pursue interests outside of music (like skiing), Hall is often active with other projects: he's released several solo albums, performed on Eric Clapton's Journeyman album, and sang on "We Are The World." Oates has made other musical contributions - he co-wrote the Icehouse hit "Electric Blue" - but it's become a bit of a joke how Hall tends to dominate the spotlight. Saturday Night Live did a bit poking fun of Oates for doing the hand claps on "Private Eyes."
- Hall and Oates are from Philadelphia. They met while attending Temple University.
- Hall's birth name in Daryl Hohl.
- They have some serious credentials in the world of Soul music. Hall sang with the soon-to-be-famous producers Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff and Thom Bell on a single for Kenny Gamble & the Romeos. The duo has inducted both The Temptations and Smokey Robinson into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, and their hit "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" was one of the few songs by a white group to hit #1 on the R&B charts.
80's Hits
Album:H2O (1982)
Shell only come out at night
The lean and hungry type
Nothing is new, Ive seen her here before
Watching and waiting
Shes sitting with you but her eyes are on the door
So many have paid to see
What you think youre getting for free
The woman is wild, a she-cat tamed by the purr of a jaguar
Moneys the matter
If youre in it for love you aint gonna get too far
Oh here she comes
Watch out boy shell chew you up
Oh here she comes
Shes a maneater
Oh here she comes
Watch out boy shell chew you up
Oh here she comes
Shes a maneater
I wouldnt if I were you
I know what she can do
Shes deadly man, and she could really rip your world apart
Mind over matter
The beauty is there but a beast is in the heart
Oh here she comes
Watch out boy shell chew you up
Oh here she comes
Shes a maneater
Album:Big Bam Boom (1985)
In the moonlite
Under startlite
Songs old as the night are what I've been dreaming of
Everybody's hard as iron
Locked in a modern world
Dreams are make of a different stuff
I believe love will always be the same
Ways and means are the parts subject to change
It's a method of modern love
I can call you
Got your number
Share my life with you a thousand miles away
If you've hurt me
I haven't shown it
Time's too tight to fight
And we're never face to face
Style is timeless and fashion's only now
We've got the ways no one needs to show us how
[Say it]
[Say it isn't so]
[Say it]
[Say it isn't so]
Say it isn't so painful to tell me that you're dissatisfied.
Last time I asked you I really got a lame excuse.
I know that you lied.
Now wicked things can happen...you see 'em goin' down in war.
But when you play in a quiet way that bites it even more.
[Say it]
Tell me what you want yeah I'll do it baby I promise right now.
[Say it]
Who propped you up when you were stopped low motivation had you on the
I know your first reaction you slide away hide away goodbye.
But if there's a doubt maybe I can give out a thousand reasons why.
You have to say it isn't so...
[it isn't so]. I say it isn't so [it isn't so]
I say it isn't so [it isn't so]. I say it isn't so [it isn't so]
[Say it]
We like to be the strangers at the party, two rebels in a shell.
[Say it]
You like to move with the best of them you know we move so well.
Don't need someone to lean on. I know that there's an open door.
But if I'm faced with being replaced I want you even more so baby say it
isn't so...
[it isn't so]. I say it isn't so [it isn't so].
I say it isn't so [it isn't so] I say it isn't so [it isn't so]
[Say it]
[Say it isn't so]
[Say it]
[Say it isn't so]
Why you gonna go do you hafta say you wanna go ooh ooh baby say it
[Say it isn't] Say say say it isn't [say it isn't] so [so say it isn't]
Why do you have to say it isn't. [say it isn't] so [say it isn't] so [so
say it isn't]
I know it's so hard for you... [say it isn't] so hard [say it isn't]
Don't say baby.[so say it isn't] There must be some other way. Don't
have to.
[Say it isn't] Some other way. [so say it isn't] aah You don't have to
say. [say it isn't]
Oh don't you say [so say it isn't] Oh you know I want to make you...
Album:Private Eyes (1981)
I see you, you see me
Watch you blowin the lines when youre making a scene
Oh girl, youve got to know
What my head overlooks
The senses will show to my heart
When its watching for lies
You cant escape my
Private eyes
Theyre watching you
They see your every move
Private eyes
Theyre watching you
Private eyes
Theyre watching you watching you watching you watching you
You play with words you play with love
You can twist it around baby that aint enough
Cause girl Im gonna know
If youre letting me in or letting me go
Dont lie when youre hurting inside
cause you cant escape my
Private eyes
Theyre watching you
They see your every move
Private eyes
Theyre watching you
Private eyes
Theyre watching you watching you watching you watching you
Why you try to put up a front for me
Im a spy but on your side you see
Slip on, into any disguise
Ill still know you
Look into my private eyes
Album:Voices (1981)
What I want, youve got
And it might be hard to handle
But like the flame that burns the candle
The candle feeds the flame
What Ive gots full stock of thoughts and dreams that scatter
You pull them all together
And how, I cant explain
But you make my dreams come true
On a night when bad dreams become a screamer
When theyre messin with the dreamer
I can laugh it in the face
Twist and shout my way out
And wrape yourself around me
cause I aint the way that you found me
Ill never be the same
cause you may my dreams come true
Im down on the daydream
That sleepwalk should be over by now
I know that you make my dreams come true
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Garrett Steele hangs with Storme Warren atthe Franklin Concert 4 a Cure atWestHaven in Franklin, TN.Sharing the stage for this benefit performance was Heidi Newfield and Rock It City, Teddy Gentry's new project. A great show for a wonderful cause!
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Cubs fans' minds on rebuilding team, not ballpark
BY GORDON WITTENMYER email@example.com January 20, 2013 9:38PM
Matt Garza, Chicago Cub, pitcher, was introduced during the 28th Annual Cubs Convention, Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, Friday January 18, 2013. I Scott Stewart~Sun-Times
The talk of the Cubs Convention might have been the Wrigley Field renovation project, but by the time the three-day event ended Sunday, it was apparent fans had a more pressing restoration in mind.
"Do you have a five-year plan? A 10-year plan?" a fan asked chairman Tom Ricketts.
"Can you give us any sense at all?" another asked team president Theo Epstein.
"Some of us don't have that much time left,'' another fan told a panel of team officials.
Whatever the ballpark eventually looks like, it won't mean much if the 101-loss start to the Epstein Era doesn't lead to a contender by then.
None of those questions got an answer, but the general idea is that the nucleus of that competitive team will start coming into focus in 2014, with the potential for impact in 2015.
"By '15, we should not just be talking about October, but hopefully you fans should be making your plans for October," Epstein told the crowd.
What does that mean for this year? A look around the Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers the last three days offered insight.
Fresh from signing a four-year, $52 million deal, starting pitcher Edwin Jackson officially was initiated into Cubs culture with his convention debut Friday. He said he's ready to be the building block for that contending rotation.
Jeff Samardzija talked about 200 innings this year after his 2012 breakthrough season as a starter. He also talked about a "feeling'' he has that the team could be competitive this year.
"Why not?" said Matt Garza, who knows his ability to remain a Cub beyond July depends on it.
Garza's status as the Cub most likely to be traded this year is a big reason the team signed Jackson, a reliable starter, to a long-term deal.
"If you win, you stay, if you lose, you go," Garza said. "We're going to try not to get there."
Epstein, general manager Jed Hoyer and other officials repeated the mantra all weekend about the goal this year being to make the playoffs, like any other year.
"We're realistic enough to know on paper we're not the favorites to make the playoffs,'' Epstein told fans.
The club aggressively restocked the big-league roster with established — if not exactly eye-popping — pitchers such as Jackson, Scott Baker, Scott Feldman, Carlos Villanueva and Kyuji Fujikawa.
At the very least, it should mean that, unlike last year, the Cubs will send an actual big-leaguer to the mound to start every game this year, even if Garza and/or anybody else is traded.
"What we did with the pitching this winter I think will pay dividends immediately,'' Epstein said. "We'll be in a lot more games. And I think that'll be reflected in the standings.''
But the real measure of this season more likely will be in the progress of players such as top prospect Javy Baez, the Class A infielder who might join shortstop Starlin Castro on the left side of the infield — and maybe even push him to third.
It also will be measured in the quality of what promises to be another pitching-heavy draft in June. The Cubs have the second pick.
"Hopefully, it'll be the last time we pick second overall,'' Epstein said.


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A piece of surfing history will be up for raffle Thursday.
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Starting Thursday, surf artist Robb Havassy is raffling off 150 replicas of a surfboard he painted 15 years ago – replicas he won in a lawsuit with Abercrombie & Fitch over whether the apparel company illegally copied his original design. The proceeds of the raffle will go to the International Surfing Museum in Huntington Beach.
Around 1997, Havassy, who grew up in the Huntington Beach and Newport Beach areas, painted what became a highly celebrated surfboard. Unbeknownst to him, the clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch/Hollister Co. made more than 350 copies of the surfboard by the early 2000s and displayed them in front of their newly established, surf-themed Hollister stores – with Havassy's logo alongside the Hollister one.
"Each one was a new board that was made to look aged and matched all my art and my signature all the way down to the laminates," Havassy said, adding that Hollister is not a genuine surf apparel company. "I'm not a fan of the companies. A lot of my friends are in the industry complaining about them for years and years, ripping off the culture for billions of dollars."
Havassy found out about the copied surfboards in 2005 and sued, eventually settling for an undisclosed sum in 2007. He was also awarded the surfboard replicas, 150 of which he's now raffling off to raise money for the International Surfing Museum in Huntington Beach.
"I'm just trying to change the way they do business, so people know who they are, that they're just a clothing company, not a surf company, and they don't represent the culture," Havassy said.
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Those with family buried in a Boone cemetery are learning Friday about the vandalism.
About 100 tombstones were damaged at the Linwood Park Cemetery on Forest Avenue southwest of downtown.
It's believed the vandals hit the cemetery sometime between 3 p.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. Friday.
John Rouse is director of parks for the city. He said about 100 gravesides were damaged, including several large tombstones.
Rouse said the damage had to be done by a group of people. The stones weigh several hundred pounds each.
The city is offering a $1,000 reward for information in the case.
It is also homecoming this week in Boone. Rouse said they're not sure if it's related or just a coincidence.
Anyone with information on the vandalism should call the Boone Police Department at 515-432-3456.
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Belinda and Earl Phillips, married for almost 20 years, are moving from a damaged mobile home into a fully accessible Habitat house with their 15-year-old son, Blake.
Belinda and Earl Phillips have learned a lot from their 15-year-old son, Blake, who has spina bifida, a birth defect that affects the spinal column. "He never gives up," said Earl, who is on permanent disability with rheumatoid arthritis.
Persistence obviously runs in the family.
Belinda worked as a school janitor before deciding she wanted to work with students full-time. She took a job as a teacher's assistant in middle school--which paid less than the cleaning job--and started taking college classes on the side. In May--the same month work begins on her family's Habitat home--she'll get her associate's degree. If all goes according to plan, she'll earn her bachelor's degree from William Carey University in the fall of 2009.
"I prayed over it before I started," Belinda said. "It was the right thing for the family."
Belinda and Earl have been married almost 20 years. For most of their married life, they've lived in a mobile home parked on the three-acre site of Earl's parents' house.
"They've always been close by," said Earl's mother, Betty. "We don't know any different."
The aging trailer was hit hard by Hurricane Katrina, which was mostly wind-driven rain by the time it reached Lucedale. The storm damaged the wood deck and destroyed the ramp that allowed son Blake access in his wheelchair. The ramp has been rebuilt, but the steep angle makes it impossible for Blake to maneuver without help.
"If he wants to get in or out, he needs somebody to go with him," his mother said. "He can't do it by himself."
Blake has defied such limits his whole life, his parents are quick to say. After multiple surgeries, he is able to stand by himself for short periods, and he taught himself to swim.
"He's taught us all a lot," said Earl.
At this year's Carter Work Project, volunteers will start construction on a house just a few hundred feet from the Phillips' old trailer. Surrounded by old-growth trees and sprawling, open lawns, the new house will sit directly behind the neat red house where Earl's parents live.
"We are so, so blessed to be getting this house," said Belinda.
As both Phillips families show visitors the site of the new house, three small, exceptionally well-fed dogs amble around underfoot. One of the dogs reportedly used to belong to a neighbor but just kept showing up at the Phillips homestead. Eventually, the neighbor just suggested they keep the wayward mutt.
"He knew a good home when he saw one," said Harrell Moore, laughing. "He knew a good home."
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George County, a bedroom community with a population of about 25,000, picked up an estimated 4,000 evacuees from the Gulf Coast in 2005. That influx, along with the promise of more people moving to the area when a big steel plant opens up on the Alabama line, has dramatically increased the need for affordable housing.
"We're planning on a lot more people," said Harrell Moore, minister at Grace United Methodist Church and president of the George County Habitat for Humanity, based in the county seat of Lucedale.
Like many of Habitat's smaller, more rural affiliates, George County HFH is staffed entirely by volunteers. They work out of an office in an old garment factory.
"You can do a lot with a few committed people," said the soft-spoken Moore. "We know there a lot of people here who need a home, so we're doing as much as we can."
Building one house a year is typical for such small affiliates. But since the hurricane season of 2005, there have been no typical years. Between February 2007 and February of this year, George County HFH built 15 houses. Plans are to build 10 more before the end of 2008.
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24th January 2008: Initial proposal, code, tests
27th January 2008: Changed SVN path (wiki revision: 12)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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Zend_Filter_StripNewlines is a filter that strips out newline control characters (\n \r \n\r)
Zend_Filter_StripNewlines is a filter that strips out newline control characters (\n \r \n\r)
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Filter_Interface
5. Theory of Operation
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: [DONE] Finalize proposal
- Milestone 2: [DONE] Working prototype checked into the http://zfdev.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ZendFilterStripNewlines/
- Milestone 3: [DONE] Unit tests exist, work, and are checked into SVN.
- Milestone 4: Community and Zend review
7. Class Index
- Zend_Filter_StripNewlines
8. Use Cases
9. Class Skeletons
Jan 24, 2008

"\n\r" should be "\r\n", although I don't think either is necessary since replacing all occurrences of "\n" and "\r" will also replace "\r\n\".

Jan 24, 2008

Thanks, fixed in proposal and SVN.

Jan 30, 2008

As I'm not an American I'm not sure, but I think this class should be called Zend_Filter_StripNewLines by following the naming conventions.

If I'm wrong I'm asking for pardon.

Jan 30, 2008

Thanks for your comment!

I'm not an American as well, but on Wikipedia or on w3 is 'Newline' used as one word.

But this should be answered by somebody more competent.

Jan 30, 2008

Ok, than certainly you are right. I looked up my dictionary and couldn't find it, so I jumped to the conclusion it is wrong.

Jun 12, 2008
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This proposal is accepted as is into the Standard Incubator for development.
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Mar 18, 2009

Martin, what is the status of this proposal? It seems like a relatively small change, so it might be worth finishing off for the 1.8 release.

Mar 19, 2009

Wil, this component is already in standard ZF.

I've asked Ralph to move this proposal to another section, but he may had forgotten.


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