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All 640,000 kids in Los Angeles school district to get iPads
Last month, the LA Times reported that the city was using US$30 million to provide 35,000 iPads to students in 47 school districts. A new report today from CITEWorld confirms that this initial deployment is only the first phase of a larger program that'll provide iPads to every student in the nation's second largest school district.
As part of the larger plan, the Los Angeles Unified School District will hand out iPads to all 640,000 students by the end of 2014. The first rollout of the tablets is being funded by taxpayer dollars, but Mark Hovatter, chief facilities executive for the LAUSD, expects to find additional funding for the rest of the plan. "We're hoping that will get a lot of private donors," Hovatter told CITEworld.
This is good news for Apple as it brings in a large educational contract for the Cupertino company and exposes a younger generation to the iOS platform.
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Sonic Adventure: Hidden Sonic Adventure Art
You can find some cool hidden Sonic Adventure arts made by SonicTeam themselves by putting the GD-ROM inside the computer's CD-ROM drive. Access the folder inside it and view the .bmp pictures there.
Sonic Adventure: Free rings hint
As Tails, go to any place with grass and wack the dark green weed with your tail. If you are lucky, a ring or extra life may appear. As Knuckles and with the Silver knuckle gloves, go to a place where you can dig and in most places (especially places with plants) you can uncover up to 20 rings.
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Sonic Adventure: Chao puzzle
You must have 3 controllers and the 3rd one must have a memory card for this to work. Start up the game with all 3 controllers plugged in and get into Adventure mode as any character. Now press START on the 3rd controller. Something on the memory card's screen will come up saying "CHAO PUZZLE". Press START again to begin. It is a 3x3 slider puzzle with a random animated Chao doing something for a picture. Use the D-Pad to select the piece you want to move and press A to move it into the open area. You can also move two pieces at once. Press B for a different puzzle. Press START again to quit. There are 15 levels and every 5 you complete there is a congratulatory message from a Chao. After you beat the 15th it will start you at level 1 again.
Sonic Adventure: Clean Pause (any mode)
Pause the game and hold X + Y to clear the game of the pause screen.
Sonic Adventure: Duplicating the Black Chao Egg
On the Egg Carrier as E-102, when you let Amy out, the cell next to her's has an orange-spotted black egg in it. Jump on the button in front of the cell to open it, then take the egg and exit from the prison area.You will then be in the Hedgehog Hammer room. Drop the egg into the middle of the platform where there is a round grate. The egg will fall right through the floor. Return to the prison area and there will be two black eggs now in the cell. (NOTE: you can only duplicate the egg once, so take one egg and hatch it in the chao garden, then go back and clone it again!)
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Sonic Adventure: Easy rings for Black Market
After obtaining the Light Shoes (and Crystal Ring to speed up the process), go to the Casino area and step on the button to make the rings appear. You can do this repeatedly for more starting rings. Note: The ring limit can exceed 999, but you cannot tell exactly how many you have. Listen for the extra life sound to keep track of them. When you are satisfied, go to Emerald Coast and complete the level without getting hit. You will be awarded with however many rings you collected at the end. Go to the Chao Garden, then the Black Market, and spend your hard earned coins.
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Sonic Adventure: Avatar Awards
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Sonic Adventure: Unlockables
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Sonic Adventure: "DX" Metal Sonic
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Woman's Life Chapter 827-Chicks 4 Charity will be offering a $500 scholarship(s) for part time students and $1,000 scholarship(s) for full time students to women residing in Canton and the surrounding areas that are looking to transition back into the workforce. Applicants must be attending an accredited Michigan college, university or trade school in the fall of 2013. Preference will be given to women that demonstrate financial need, education/training needs, and those who are involved in the community. For additional information please contact Zlatina Dimova at firstname.lastname@example.com. Applications must be postmarked by July 15, 2013 and winners will be notified by August 1, 2013.
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NHS students are here to provide 3rd-12th graders free homework help. If you're interested in getting tutored:
- You must be in 3rd through 12th grade
- If you're under 12, your parent must remain in the library
- You must bring the assignment and any other needed materials
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- Tuesday from 6:00-8:00 PM at Plymouth District Library
- Wednesday from 6:00-8:00 PM at Plymouth District Library
- Thursday from 6:00-8:00 PM by the Teen Desk
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On Thursday, May 23 from 6:30-8:30 PM, Starfish Family Services presents Activity Times to Support Learning and Development. Trained staff will explain how to support all children's learning and development during activity times. They will also explain the importance of active learning. Bring your children, free daycare is provided by Starfish's licensed daycare providers.
Sylvan Saturdays: Study Strategies Workshop
Make your mom happy on Mother's Day weekend and bring her to Sylvan Learning Center's make it/take it study strategies workshop. This is a fun interactive workshop where moms* AND middle school students will work together to create study aids to use during upcoming tests and final exams. This could be the best present you ever gave your mom! Join us on Saturday, May 11 from 10:00-11:30 AM. There will be door prizes at this event. Registration begins April 25.
*Moms need not attend for student to benefit from this program.
*Moms need not attend for student to benefit from this program.
Traditional Yoga Basics
On Tuesday, May 7 from 4:00-4:45 PM, Thirupu Siva will teach young people from 6-16 years of age the basic asanas, building up to various intermediate poses. Please wear loose fitting clothing and bring a towel or yoga mat to work on. Registration for this program begins on April 25.
Annual Local Author Event
Our 2013 local author guests cover nearly every genre from children's to tweens, mystery and history, nonfiction and inspirational. We are pleased to welcome an interesting and successful group of authors to the Canton Public Library on Thursday, May 30 at 7:00 PM. Join us to hear their stories of how they are making their way in the book world, to purchase their books and to get the books signed. This is a great opportunity to buy signed, first-edition books for your collection.
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Our guest authors include:
- Diana Barnes Patillo, children's
- Gordon Briley, children's
- Leis Dauzet-Miller, history
- Jody Lamb, tween
- Stephanie Neilan, children's
- Elaine Pereira, nonfiction
- Linda Svacha, inspirational
- Angil Tarach-Ritchey, nonfiction
- Ed Wendover, mystery
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Are you or a loved one considering retirement? What is the best way to take your Social Security benefit? Did you even know there were options? Are you going to have a big tax burden? Will it be enough to support a comfortable lifestyle? Tom LaBeau will share insight and answers as we celebrate Older Americans Month on Tuesday, May 14 at 7:00 PM and again on Saturday, May 18 at 1:00 PM, both in our Purple Room.
Mother's Day Stories
Storyteller Alfreda Harris shares tender, heart-warming, humorous tales of mothers and motherhood. Please join us to share a laugh or a tear as we celebrate our mothers. All ages are welcome on Thursday, May 9 at 7:00 PM.
Open Chess
There is no meeting in May due to the Memorial Day holiday weekend. See you June 23rd.
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Biodiversity LIVE!
On Sunday, April 14 from 2:00-3:00 PM, The Organization for Bat Conservation will present Biodiversity LIVE! Explore the amazing variety of wildlife on planet Earth. Discover the interconnectedness between plants and animals. Topics include the balance of natural ecosystems, how humans are impacting biodiversity (habitat destruction, invasive species, climate change), and simple actions that can be taken to protect wildlife from extinction. Live animals include a bearded dragon, sugar glider and a large fruit bat.
Traditional Yoga Basics
On Tuesday, April 9 at 4:00-4:45 PM, Thirupu Siva will teach young people from 6-16 years of age the basic asanas, building up to various intermediate poses. Please wear loose fitting clothing and bring a towel or yoga mat to work on. Registration for this program begins on March 26.
Starfish Family Services: Let's Be Friends
On Monday, April 8 from 9:30-11:30 AM, Starfish Family Services presents Let's Be Friends: Supporting Children's Social and Emotional Development. Trained staff will explain how a young child's thinking and reasoning impacts their social relationships. They will help parents, caregivers and daycare providers identify ways to help children learn about others, develop environmental strategies to encourage friendships and practice interaction strategies that support social learning. Bring your children, free daycare is provided by Starfish's licensed daycare providers.
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Are you applying for college admissions? Need advice on how to get the most out of the college experience? Check out this article from Time, Secrets of the Most Successful College Students, to learn some helpful tips. Or check this latest book, College Bound Organizer, to help you get ready for college.
The Price is Right! Best Colleges for Your Buck!
The Princeton Review named the nation's best colleges based on outstanding educational value for families. Check which schools made the list online. or browse through the newest edition, Best Value Colleges.
Native American Dancers for Mother Earth
Celebrate Mother Earth with authentic Native American Dancers led by Reg Pettibone. To wrap up our week-long Earth Week activities, we welcome the Native American Dancers who will entertain us in a very special way on Saturday, April 27 at 2:00 PM. Everyone is welcome to see the beautiful, colorful costumes and the outstanding dance moves that praise our planet.
Merrill Lynch: Preparing for your kids college education
It's coming, no matter how young or old your children are. College will soon be looming on the horizon for them. How do you plan for this expensive event? What's the best way to save without ruining your own financial well-being? Deborah McKinney and Michael Congleton of Merrill Lynch will will help us on the path to a sercure financial future for ourselves and a way to make our children's dreams come true. Join us onThursday, April 11 at 7:00 PM to learn which of the plans would work best for your family.
Baseball Talk: Rick Ferrell & the Detroit Tigers
Batter up! Baseball is back in town so join us for an entertaining, historical presentation to get us all in the team spirit on Tuesday, April 9 at 7:00 PM. Kerrie Ferrell chronicles her father's career, Hall of Fame catcher Rick Ferrell, and his Detroit Tigers baseball career from 1950-1992. She will share historical pictures, humorous inside stories and take us all on an entertaining journey through decades of pro baseball. Tales of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio and more will surely entertain.
Pass the peanuts and Cracker Jack!
Pass the peanuts and Cracker Jack!
Canton Community Foundation's Annual College Scholarships
Listen up Plymouth and Canton residents! If you are a high school senior planning for college or an adult returning to school, this is a scholarship opportunity you don't want to miss. In the past 20 years, the Canton Community Foundation has awarded $540,000 to more than 500 recipients. For more information and the application visit the foundation's website. All applications are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, March 15th.
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Black History Storytelling - POSTPONED
We are still celebrating Black History Month with a special night of storytelling by Alfreda Harris on Tuesday, February 26 at 7:00 PM. Families are welcome to share in Ms. Harris' inspirational and fun stories emphasizing black history and the people involved in the civil rights movement. Please join us for a fun, thought-provoking evening.
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The Little Miami School District uses PayForIt to manage student lunch accounts and other transactions. Parents will need to visit https://www.payforit.net/ to set up an account for payments.
Click the "How do I . . . " tab at the top of the page for instructions on how to register an account and how to add students to the account. Check out this informational flyer to help with the process.
For more information, contact Food Service Director Rachel Tilford at (513) 899-5130.
The Little Miami Board of Education approved a price increase for school meals for next year.
The price increase is a result of the U.S. Department of Agriculture regulation called the "Paid Lunch Equity" rule, which states that school food service personnel may not charge less for a school lunch than what the USDA reimburses a school for a free lunch. The lunch price equity rule is based on our average lunch price. The last meal price increase was for 2007-08.
For the 2014-2015 school year, the following prices will be in effect:
New for 2014-2015: All French fries (intermediate through high school) will be offered a la carte for $1.00 with the purchase of a meal. A meal must be purchased to buy French fries.
Just in time for summer growing season, the garden at Little Miami Intermediate School is growing itself. Thanks to the help of Boy Scout Troop 81 and several community donations, the garden recently received eight new raised beds and two new flower beds. This brings the total number of beds in the school garden to 12, which school officials are hoping will provides enough space to begin supplementing the school's lunchroom with fresh produce for the fall.
In May 2014, scouts and their dads came out to the school to help position the eight-by-four vegetable beds and two eight-by-two flower beds and fill them with topsoil and compost donated by Doug Oeder. LMIS school counselor Dawn Gasper, who is leading the garden project, then consulted with Rachel Tilford, LM's food service director, and Darlene Oeder, LMIS kitchen manager, to determine what would be planted. Some of the things they considered were leaf lettuce, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, potatoes, sweet potatoes, zucchini, sugar snap peas, Roma tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes, peppers and onion. Gasper is working with the Ohio State University Extension's master gardener program, master gardener Mary Tholking and intern Kim Wright, who is also a Little Miami parent, to plant and tend the beds.
During a recent afternoon, a several students from Judy Todia's and Louise Jordan's sixth grade classes were joined by two members of the Little Miami Board of Education to plant the beds and prepare them for summer. Board president Bobbie Grice and member Randy Haas helped students measure out plant food and properly space a number of different plants. During the school year, the garden will serve as a classroom for sixth grade science. Using the Ohio Revised Standards and model curriculum, teachers at the Intermediate School can use the garden to study soil properties and composition.
Gasper said several local organizations have donated funds and made other contributions to the project. The Alpha Phi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma donated $400 dollars, which covered the expansion cost and gift certificates and assistance has come in from the LMIS P.T.O., Oeder Sand & Gravel, Lowes, Home Depot, Natorp's Nursery, Alyson's Gardens, Blooms & Berries, and The Black Barn. Volunteers are always need to help plant, weed and water the plants throughout the summer and harvest when students return in August. Contact Dawn Gasper at (513) 899-2334, extension 30409 or firstname.lastname@example.com if you are interested in volunteering.
Keep up to date on garden activities on the Panther Patch blog.
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"Time Slip Dr. Jin" Viewer Rate Rises, Kim Jaejoong- Kim Eung Soo "Best Scene"
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'Dr.Jin' Viewers Rating Rises, Kim Jae Joong- Kim Eung Soo 'Crying Acting Best Famous Scene'
The viewers rating for MBC weekend drama "Time Slip Dr.Jin" rose.
On August 6, according to AGB Nielsen Media Research, "Time Slip Dr.Jin" had a viewers rating of 13.4%. It was 1.6% higher than their episode that aired on the 29th, which had a 11.8% viewers rating.
During this episode, Kim Byung Hee (Kim Eung Soo) lost the battle with Lee Ha Eung (Lee Bum Soo). Kim Byun Hee tried to use Gojong as a bait to kill Hong Sun Goon, but due to his first son's betrayal, his plans failed. In the end, Kim Byung Hee killed himself, and spent his last minutes in Kyung Tak's (Kim Jaejoong) arms. Byung Hee said, "Your embrace is warm, Kyung Tak," and said his son's name for the first time. He also stated, "Now live your life."
Viewers responded, "That was Kim Eung Soo and Kim Jae Joong's best acting" and "Dr.Jin is fun."
The drama now as one more episode until it is finished, and viewers are wondering what will happen now that it is Hong Sung Goon's time.
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Net income for the quarter ended September 30, 2011 was $948,000 compared to $757,000 for the same fiscal period last year. Net income available to common shareholders for the quarter ended September 30, 2011 totaled $341,000 or $0.04 per diluted common share, compared to $509,000 or $0.06 per diluted common share for the same fiscal period last year. Net income available to common shareholders for the quarter and nine months ended September 30, 2011 was impacted by a one time charge totaling $381,100 due to the early recognition of the remaining discount on preferred stock sold to the US Treasury as part of the Capital Purchase Program (CPP) under the Troubled Asset Relief Program. The Company opted to redeem the preferred shares earlier than originally anticipated and was required to recognize the remaining discount as a charge against retained earnings during the third quarter of 2011. The CPP preferred shares were redeemed using the partial proceeds from the Company's sale of a new series of preferred stock during the third quarter of 2011 to the US Treasury under the US Treasury's Small Business Lending Fund program.
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How effective was the Tea Party Tuesday in fielding and backing winning candidates? Pretty darned effective, I'd say.
For all the talk of the Tea Party's strength – and there will certainly be a significant number of their candidates in Congress – just 32% of all Tea Party candidates who ran for Congress won and 61.4% lost this election. A few races remain too close to call.
In the Senate, 10 candidates backed by the Tea Party ran and at least five were successful. (Race in Alaska has not yet been called.)
In the House, 130 Tea Party-backed candidates ran, and just 40 so far have won.
Oh, I know. This is an MS-NBC story, which means it's intended to disillusion Tea Partiers and build a new post-election meme that the Tea Parties are really no big deal. What other approach is left after an election season that showed the Tea Parties weren't racist maniacs, that they represented a broad streak of disgust for totalitarian government, and actually had a considerable about of political power?
But let's look at the situation clearly. This was the first Tea Party election; the movement didn't even exist 30 months ago. Tea Partiers are not a monolithic block of voters organized under a central command structure like a political party and they're certainly not united under a broad platform. They held no power inside any major political party, they did not have a war chest of hundreds of millions of dollars, they did not spring from the ruins of an established party, and they were certainly not brimming over with experience operatives able to shepherd candidates through the rough patches of a long campaign season.
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|TORRINGTON, CT - 21 APRIL 2014 — Torrington Fire Chief Gary Brunoli, left, and Comptroller Alice Proulx present fire department finances figures to the CIty Council recently. Alec Johnson/ Republican-American
TORRINGTON — Early next month residents will begin seeing fresh faces among the Torrington Fire Department.
In the wake of eight retirements, one more planned and two others possible, the fire department will begin training 12 new firefighters June 30. The department's $4.8 million budget is allowing for the replacement of the retirees and the addition of three fighters that have not been funded in recent years.
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IOU wrote on Jun 16, 2014 5:22 AM:
" Mr Brunoli: Most of society today works until they can't and not particularly healthy, with little or no insurance left when done. Your jobs are not sooo difficult. They really are very cushy.
TBOPS should not refill positions. Reduce staff like the rest of world. Reduce staff because there are just not many emergencies in recent years. "
TBOPS should not refill positions. Reduce staff like the rest of world. Reduce staff because there are just not many emergencies in recent years. "
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The new Phantom Badger looks like a miniature jeep. The real advantage is that this vehicle fits in a V-22, and can help move items like the M120 120mm mortar, TOW anti-tank missile launcher, and other weapons. It can also help move supplies, and is easily able to be converted to various roles.
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Blue Bloods Review: Pilotby Christine Orlando at . Comments
Blue Bloods isn't your normal police procedural. It is a cop show and family drama that is driven by characters, not forensics. It's also the perfect vehicle to bring Tom Selleck back into our living rooms every week.
The premiere opens with Selleck as NYC Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, presiding over the graduation ceremony of the newest NYPD recruits. The class includes his son Jamie Reagan played by Will Estes. A graduate of Harvard Law, the family thought Jamie was destined for a life without the blue uniform, but as his older brother Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) quips, now he's "just like the rest of us Reagans, another boot in a suit."
This is a cop family. Frank is following in his father's footsteps. Veteran actor Len Cariou is family patriarch Henry Reagan. Henry's career on the force was marred by controversy. Whatever the issues were, they won't seem to die just because he has retired.
Elder son Danny is a seasoned detective who is immediately thrown into the case of a missing girl. Having been pulled into a van on her way home from school, the girl has about 24 hours until she must have her insulin for her diabetes. I like how this investigation revolves as much around tracking down leads and interviewing witnesses as it does fibers and DNA.Their best lead is a doll left at the scene that may have been used to lure the girl into the van. Danny finds out that it is a prototype and that only three people in the city have that doll. The first suspect is quickly ruled out. At the residence of the second suspect, the detectives walk into a home full of dolls. They're thinking this has got to be their guy. Ironically the man is a reviewer for a doll magazine and he still has his prototype. Still, a single man with a home full of dolls is kind of creepy.
This leads them to their final suspect. His doll is missing. He says it must have fallen out of the back of his van. The same van he suspiciously just had repainted. The clock is ticking as the 24 hours is winding down. With their suspect denying everything and a little girl's life hanging in the balance, Detective Reagan shoves the man's head in the toilet, threatening to drown him if he doesn't talk. It works. He gives up the storage locker where the girl is found, weak but alive. "We won one," says Reagan's partner.
Not so fast. Danny's enhanced interrogation techniques put the case in danger and may allow the perpetrator to walk. This leads to a great debate over Sunday family dinner between Danny and sister Erin (played by Bridget Moynahan) who just happens to be an Assistant District Attorney. Where is the line between what the law allows and what leads to justice? They have opposing views and the whole family gets into the mix. Even angry, this group feels like family and I hope we can look forward to a lot more Sunday dinners with the Reagans.
When Danny turns to his father for advice, Frank reminds him that just because this guy doesn't have a criminal record it doesn't mean he's never committed a crime. The further investigation gives them the evidence to prove that their suspect killed a girl in Florida, a death penalty state.
As this case is winding down, we see Jamie struggling with his first days on the job. On his way home, two detectives approach him and ask him to join a clandestine investigation into something called the Blue Templar. Oh, and did they mention that this very investigation may involve his grandfather and may have been what got Jamie's older brother killed on the job.
So, Blue Bloods leaves us with a strong cop drama, an incredibly talented cast, and a possible mystery to solve. I'm definitely looking forward to more. How about you?
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hi hello i recently started watching Blue Bloods and i liked it very much. But, is nick cannon Donny's partner in this episode?????!!! They look exactly alike but yet his performance is not credited on imdb. Any help?
So far, I enjoy the show. If they ever decide to give Tom's character a real romance with someone worthy, I hope they consider Jaclyn Smith. I know his relationship with the reporter is going to blow up in his face somehow.
I NEVER watch cop dramas. I was channel surfing and saw Tom Selleck and I stopped. Now, I have it programmed on my DVR. It's a heck of a show!
Love this show. Watching it on internet (living in the Netherlands). Hope it's gonna be on for a long, long time.
The sexual chemistry between the detective and his sister ( the prosecutor) is unfortunate considering they are siblings.However, with a little more direction, intimate moments can be avoided. Overall, a good show!
I'm loving this show so far. I noticed the blue templar thing also in Danny's safe but I don't think he's one of them. At least I hope not!
So glad to see Will Estes on this show. He is hot as a man in a uniform. Can't wait to see what this season brings for his character.
My favorite part was the family at dinner, especially when the grandfather says that the kidnappers wouldn't kidnap his grandaughter, they'd throw her back. Lol. Just like a real family.
Quite a mystery in the show. Danny has a blue templar ring in his safe.
I loved the pilot, and the show will definitely be one of my "regulars", but did anyone wonder how the perp managed to get the van repainted and the window replaced and back on the street in less than 24 hours? That was no "spray can" job, it looked like a professional paint job.
Hi BugLady, Jamie's training Officer is played by Nicholas Turturro who also played Det. James Martinez on NYPD Blue. I hope that helps.


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CVC Capital Partners Ltd. hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS:US) and Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc to refinance the loan that funded its buyout of Formula One, according to three people with knowledge of the situation.
As part of the refinancing, the private-equity firm plans to transfer about $1 billion in cash from the operating assets of the auto-racing series to a company holding the Formula One stake, said the people, who declined to be identified because the deal is private.
Formula One started the process of extending its debt, which involves raising $2.27 billion of new credit facilities due in 2017 and 2018 to replace its existing $2.92 billion in loans due in 2013 and 2014, according to a statement today on the company's website.
The $1 billion in cash may be used to pay a dividend to Formula One's shareholders or for acquisitions in the future, according to the people.
"Proceeds raised will be kept within the group for general corporate purposes and the company has no current plans to pay a dividend," Formula One said in the statement. "The new facilities will provide the business with a secure, long term capital structure."
CVC is proposing a new term loan B of $1.38 billion and a new term loan C of $817 million for Formula One, with an interest margin of 500 basis points more than the London interbank offered rate, the people said. The Libor floor will be 1.25 percent. There is also a new $70 million revolving-credit facility paying interest margin of 450 basis points, according to the people.
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Lenders are invited to a bank meeting on March 30 in London, said the people.
CVC is exploring a possible sale of a stake in Formula One in an initial public offering that may value the company at more than $10 billion, a person with knowledge of the matter said March 20.
CVC accumulated a controlling stake in Formula One in 2006 using $2.5 billion of loans. Other shareholders include the administrators of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which hold 15.3 percent, and Formula One Chief Executive Officer Bernie Ecclestone's former wife, Slavica, who owns 8.5 percent through Bambino Holdings. The racing series had annual sales of 1.17 billion euros ($1.56 billion) and employs 200 people, according to CVC's website.
Libor, the rate at which banks say they can borrow in dollars from each other, serves as a reference for about $360 trillion of financial instruments worldwide. A basis point is 0.01 percentage point.
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There's a feeling of having stepped back in time in the small seaport with a charming boardwalk; residents take great pride in the city's restored public buildings and homes—and in their homes' histories, which sometimes include tales of pirates and sea captains. Don't make the mistake of pronouncing the town's name as "BEW-furt." South Carolinians call that state's city of Beaufort "BEW-furt." North Carolina's Beaufort is pronounced "BOW-furt." Established in 1713, the third-oldest town in North Carolina was named for Henry Somerset, duke of Beaufort, and it's hard to miss the English influence here. Streets, at least those in the historic district, are named after British royalty and colonial leaders.
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travelling around from Karon There's a public bus that you can catch from Kata Beach that goes through Karon and then into Phuklet town every 1/2 hour. It costs 30 baht each way. There are no bus stops. You just hail the bus where you want to get on and push a button on the ceiling to tell the driver where you want to get off. You pay the driver when you get off. Other transport is quite expensive in comparison to Chiang Mai. There is also a bus that goes from Phuket Town to Patong Beach.
good Tourist Office in Karon Beach We booked several tours from Adis Tour office which was shop 516/15 Patak Road (opposite Centara Karon Resort). Piyada was a lovely lady who spoke good English and gave us a very good deal for the trips that we wanted to do. She advised us well on the options available for what we were interested in doing during our stay, and welcomed feedback after our trips. She was very organised and caring and we appreciated her friendliness, good advice and excellent service.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board's organizational changes, determining the status of the Board's: (1) organization; (2) operations; and (3) efforts to update and develop plans, policies, and procedures for accomplishing the Board's mission.
GAO noted that: (1) the Board is operating under a significantly different organizational structure than was in effect during most of its first 2 years of operation; (2) this new structure requires a majority vote of the Board members for substantive management decisions and delegates some specific responsibilities, such as personnel matters, to individual Board members; (3) in contrast, during the first 2 years of operation, the Chairman had individually made substantive management decisions; (4) the current structure represents an interim solution to address two governance issues: (a) the lack of an appointed chairperson since January 2000; and (b) disagreements concerning the roles of the chairperson and Board members; (5) in addition, the Board has implemented an organizational realignment that dedicates an increased proportion of the Board's staffing resources to its investigations and safety programs, rather than supporting activities; (6) however, only 7 of the 17 investigative and safety positions are filled because of, among other things, difficulties in recruiting qualified staff; (7) in terms of operations, the Board has made minimal progress in addressing the backlog of incomplete investigations that existed as of April 1999, when GAO last reported on the Board; (8) specifically, since then, only one of nine outstanding investigations has been completed, and no new investigations were initiated; (9) the Board has made progress in developing needed plans, policies, and procedures, such as those for awarding and managing contracts and selecting incidents to investigate; and (10) however, the agency's strategic plan, required by the Government Performance and Results Act, will not be completed until September 2000.
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I have an interesting situation. I had to correct a few pages from my book before sending just those pages back to the printer for printing. I used the pdfpages (to include only a few pages from my pdf) option to select just a few pages from the pdf file of my book. The printer wants me to send each corrected page as its own separate pdf document.
The printer said that the corrected pages are a quarter inch smaller than they are supposed to be. I have no idea why, because I am looking at my latex preamble (the one from which I generated the pdf file of my book) and it has the following code:
The pages should all export at the above dimensions because the book is going to be 6x9. After entering the above code the page dimensions will obviously be 6.25x9.25 with quarter-inch crop marks.
So, why does the printer tell me that the corrected pages I sent them (the ones that I extracted from the pdf file of the book) are only 6"x9". I extracted them from a pdf document that was set at 6.25x9.25, so why aren't they the same dimensions?
Also, simpler question: how do I view the page dimensions of a pdf document once I have created it? I need to be able to confirm that I've done things properly so I don't have to keep wasting my time.
I'm using windows with LyX 2.0 and MiKTeX 2.9
I'm designing a book using the Koma-script class
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Well I think I know the answer to my own question: it's because the parameters of the new document override the parameters of the inserted document.
In this case, I had the page layout set at 6x9 instead of 6.25x9.25.
The printer also just told me that the crop marks were wrong one one side of the page though, but not on the other. Hah I have no idea how that happened.
I'm using windows with LyX 2.0 and MiKTeX 2.9
I'm designing a book using the Koma-script class
Re: How to View Page Dimensions of PDF?
Glad that you have found an answer to your problem. I have a suggestion for these kind of situations. Use pdftk. It is the swiss army knife for pdf's.
Your problem could have been solved easily with
There is no need to create another TeX file just to extract some pages. That way the document settings are not altered.
OS: Debian/GNU Linux; LaTeX System : TeXLive 2014; Editor : Vim
Re: How to View Page Dimensions of PDF?
Great suggestion. Thanks!
I'm using windows with LyX 2.0 and MiKTeX 2.9
I'm designing a book using the Koma-script class
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- Directed By Charles Nichols, John Kimball.
- Produced By Joe Ruby, Ken Spears, Larry Huber.
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- First Aired on September 17, 1983.
- Originally Aired on CBS-TV (USA).
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Whipple and Company Begin New Adventures in Banking
by Lance Turner
Posted 5/29/2000 12:00 am
Updated 2 years ago
Two years after selling his Arkadelphia-based Horizon Bancorp Inc. to Mercantile Bancorporation Inc. for more than twice its book value, Ross Whipple is rapidly rebuilding a community bank system.
Whipple's new Summit Bancorp, also based in Arkadelphia, already boasts $128 million in assets, surpassing the bank chairman's optimistic predictions. Whipple previously said he expected Summit to rake in $100 million in assets by June, with an eye on banking $150 million by the end of 2000.
"We're tracking budget pretty closely right now," Whipple said last week from his Arkadelphia office. "I would say at $130 million now we ought to make [$150 million by the end of the year] pretty easily."
Whipple himself said he anted up more than half the money to start the bank. And Summit is also rounding up shareholders to kick in an additional $16.1 million for the new system. As of last week, Summit had 17 shareholders. But Whipple said he's not looking for investors.
"If we wanted to sell this thing out, we could sell it out pretty quickly," Whipple said. "But I'm looking for partners. I'm looking for people who want to be a part of Summit Bank and be a supporter of Summit Bank."
Whipple formed Summit on the foundation of Horizon, which St. Louis-based Mercantile bought in a $120 million stock swap in February 1998. Mercantile received Horizon's $551 million in assets and operations in Arkadelphia, Sheridan, Malvern and Hot Springs. Whipple and his family made about $63 million.
Mercantile has since been acquired by Wisconsin-based Firstar Bank, which continues to operate the former Horizon branches.
Whipple said he hadn't been looking to sell Horizon, but Mercantile's offer was something he knew he should take to the shareholders.
"I think once you've got something like that, you've got to take it to your board; you've got to take it to your shareholders," he said. "And it was something that, really, we thought we should do."
But Whipple didn't sell all Horizon properties. He retained the bank's Magnolia operation, Horizon Bank of Columbia County. State law prevented Whipple from selling the bank, chartered in 1996, because it was less than five years old.
On Feb. 14, after a non-compete clause with Mercantile expired, Whipple moved the bank to Arkadelphia and renamed it Summit. It was the first bank of the new system, which then had about $75 million in total assets.
The other branches quickly followed — Summit's Hot Springs and Malvern branches opened on the same day, March 13 — as Whipple and other executives from Horizon re-entered familiar markets.
"Those are markets that we're familiar with, which is always good. You know the good and the bad," he said. "And we went back with pretty much the same folks that we had before, you know, who wanted to leave the big bank atmosphere and get back with a community bank.
"So it looks a lot like the old Horizon footprint."
Many of the Horizon's gang has returned to Whipple's fold. Allan Kimball, president, oversees the Hot Springs bank at 401 Section Line Road. John Sanders and Steve Moore serve as senior vice presidents for lending. Tom French works as senior vice president for marketing.
At Summit's Malvern office at 608 E. Page Ave., Don Tackett serves as president. Dale Jenkins and Marcy Tanner are senior vice presidents for lending. Mary Beth Roseberry is senior vice president for loan operations and customer service. In all, 12 former Horizon/Mercantile/Firstar employees work at Summit's Malvern branch office, Tackett said.
Tom Calhoun, who used to oversee Horizon's Arkadelphia office, now owns a title company there but also serves on Summit's board of directors, Whipple said.
Whipple said Summit is considering entering other markets, but he first wants the company to finish building its infrastructure, which includes an Internet banking channel and additional branches in Summit's present markets.
"... [T]hen we'll take a look and see where else we think we need to be," he said. "It's kind of early right now. We did an awful lot awfully quick, to be honest with you. And we need to digest that somewhat first. But we will be hoping to build out these markets pretty quickly."
Whipple denies that he planned to rebuild a community bank system after closing the lucrative deal with Mercantile.
"But it just kept coming up with folks that I know. They just kept saying, 'Ross, you know, we need a go-to person. We don't have that anywhere anymore,'" he said. "Well, I knew I had a lot of folks that used to work for us who were really go-to people, who could solve your problem."
That desire for a community bank is driving Summit's growth, Whipple said. He admits that the idea of people wanting a community bank rather than a corporate giant might be cliché. But he rejects the idea that the community bank will die at the hands of larger, nationwide powerhouses.
"All banks must manage all kinds of infrastructure," Whipple said. "They must meet the needs for both high-tech users and those who want more personal service.
"What I think you'll have ... is a few great big banks ... and a lot of niche banks — a lot of Summit banks — a lot of community based banks."
Whipple believes the "mid-level" banks, which he defined as banks with assets of $10 billion to $50 billion, that are at the most risk, "simply because, 'Am I big enough to play with the big guys?' And they're too big to be a community bank."
"Now I don't know that I'm right, but I will tell you that five years ago I thought the big banks were going to take it over," he continued. "But ... it hasn't happened."


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I need to write a Java Comparator class that compares Strings, however with one twist. If the two strings it is comparing are the same at the beginning and end of the string are the same, and the middle part that differs is an integer, then compare based on the numeric values of those integers. For example, I want the following strings to end up in order they're shown:
- aaa
- bbb 3 ccc
- bbb 12 ccc
- ccc 11
- ddd
- eee 3 ddd jpeg2000 eee
- eee 12 ddd jpeg2000 eee
As you can see, there might be other integers in the string, so I can't just use regular expressions to break out any integer. I'm thinking of just walking the strings from the beginning until I find a bit that doesn't match, then walking in from the end until I find a bit that doesn't match, and then comparing the bit in the middle to the regular expression "[0-9]+", and if it compares, then doing a numeric comparison, otherwise doing a lexical comparison.
Is there a better way?
Update I don't think I can guarantee that the other numbers in the string, the ones that may match, don't have spaces around them, or that the ones that differ do have spaces.