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Ready? Set . . . Go! (in reverse)
March 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Roger Brown | CommentsFor, as much as the industry would like the world to believe differently, the vast majority of cable plant in existence today isn't ready for two-way service. Equipment manufacturers say that almost all the gear being shipped out today is two-way, but according to our research, less than one mile out of five is currently two-way active.
Squashing the Millennium Bug
March 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Roger Brown, Editor | CommentsIn a mere 21 months, the world is going to stop. At least that's the impression you get by reading some of the stories about the "Year 2000 bug," that odd affliction that is threatening to affect countless computers and the software that runs them. Already, major consumer magazines are talking about how everything from the U.
Mapping out a modem strategy (MSO finds fast track to profitable data)
March 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Dan Spoelman, TCA Cable TV; and Gary Law, Terayon Communication Systems | CommentsCollege Station, Texas (population: 63,000) is the site where TCA Cable TV Inc., the 16th-largest U.S. cable operator, with systems passing 1.2 million homes, has tested out its options in the cable modem business. TCA is now moving ahead with a refreshingly innovative approach. Many data service deployments by major cable operators have depended on expensive and time-consuming plant clean up, ...
Interactivity draws viewers in (betting the farm on interactivity)
March 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Michael Lafferty and Dana Cervenka, CED Staff | CommentsWhen it comes to interactivity, it seems that the old axiom of "if you wait long enough, everything comes back in style," can now be applied. Just like the bell-bottom jeans that are flopping all over the place again, and the return of the Volkswagen Beetle, interactivity is making its comeback. In 1992, it was just "around the corner," and then it dropped off the scene faster than a powder-blu...
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February 28, 1998 7:00 pm | by Jeffrey Krauss, Pay TV Oscillator and President of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | CommentsConsider user-friendliness. When you change channels, do you have to take out one card and plug in a different one? That's a loser. How about a TV set with several slots? But maybe the TV set manufacturers won't put more than one slot in a TV set. Then the broadcasters in town will have to agree on a single scrambling system that uses the same card for all broadcasters in town.
Technology as a business
February 28, 1998 7:00 pm | by Roger Brown | CommentsIn many ways, though, we really haven't changed anything, with one exception. We're now spicing many of our stories with a dash of "business." Why? Because we've recognized what most people in the industry are also coming to understand: that technology and technologists don't reside in a vacuum. Technology doesn't exist for technology's sake alone; there has to be a reason to deploy it, or even...
The HI_PHY effect
February 28, 1998 7:00 pm | by Rod Gross, Ultracom Communications | CommentsCable operators are in the process of upgrading their networks and rolling out two-way data services in a systematic plant-by-plant migration to a completely digital infrastructure. The speed at which cable plants are being upgraded is limited by the amount of investment needed to achieve low upstream noise conditions required by today's cable modems.
Getting a handle on interoperability
February 28, 1998 7:00 pm | by Michael Lafferty and Dana Cervenka, CED staff | CommentsTeamwork. What a concept. Supposedly, that's what Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Little League, high school football, the cheer-leading squad, Army (Navy, Air Force, Marine, Coast Guard) boot camp, and even marriage are all about. Yet, practically speaking, the virtues of teamwork have never really been extolled, let alone practiced, in the cable industry to any widespread, sustained degree.
Cable's Internet services now getting down to businesses
February 28, 1998 7:00 pm | by Craig Kuhl, Contributing Editor | CommentsThe business side of Internet and high-speed data services is lagging behind the lightning-quick pace of emerging technologies, prompting cable operators to mine deeper and wider for potential new Internet and data customers. The new business of Internet service, and how it fits into a cable operator's business plan, is a 1,000-piece puzzle, with 900 pieces left to assemble.
Subsidized TV sets?
January 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Jeffrey Krauss, Opinionated Consultant and President of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | CommentsCellular phone subsidies The cellular phone that you bought for $29 from Circuit City really costs a lot more than that to manufacture and sell. You pay the total cost for it, but not directly. There's a subsidy involved, although not everyone calls it that. When you sign up for a year's worth of service, the cellular phone company sends a check for $200 to Circuit City.
Set-top deals: Brilliance or blunder?
January 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Roger Brown | CommentsRemember that TCI made these deals with two goals in mind: to jump-start its foray into digital TV; and to compel the industry at large to do the same thing via an interoperable, standards-based platform. There's little doubt in my mind the former will be achieved; it's the latter I'm not so sure about.
DWDM no longer too costly for hub interconnects
January 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Tim Wilk, Scientific Atlanta | CommentsAs broadband operators work to reduce costs and achieve economies of scale, many are consolidating their local networks into large, regional systems by connecting them with digital fiber rings. Where each system previously had its own headend, they are now tied into a regional network of one or two primary signal source "super headends" and several distribution hubs.
Redefining State of the Art
January 31, 1998 7:00 pm | by Michael Lafferty and Dana Cervenka | CommentsIt used to be that fiber optic technology, when it first garnered its "state-of-the-art" moniker, was something many cable professionals thought was on par with "Flash Gordon" or "Star Trek" (depending on your age). But today, there aren't many engineers who would consider upgrading or building a broadband network without some amount of glass cable.
Business applications over cable networks (Evaluating technologies for business broadband access)
December 31, 1997 7:00 pm | by Jian Zhang and Tim Hall, Terayon Communication Systems | CommentsThe Internet is not only changing the way we communicate in our daily life, but it is also fundamentally changing the way we conduct business. Information exchange today extends well beyond communication within a building or business campus, and the applications go well beyond e-mail and corporate Intranet.
Helping Cox make emerging technologies pay off competitively
December 31, 1997 7:00 pm | by Roger Brown | CommentsAlex Best has been having visions. No, there's nothing wrong with Alex's health. Quite the contrary. The visions Alex is having are good ones, related to the future competitive landscape. Like many of his cable engineering brethren, they revolve around his company becoming the primary provider of video and telecom services.


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Evelyn was born in Lambert to Frank and Effie Johnson. She was a member of First Apostolic Church in Smackover, Ark., moving to Smackover after retiring from Kroger in Cleveland, after many years of faithful service as a dairy clerk.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Effie Johnson; and grandson-in-law, Thomas A. Butler.
Ms. Muirhead is survived by two daughters: Nancy Smith (Lonnie) of Smackover, Ark., and Carolyn Zeigler (JR) of Cleveland; four grandchildren: Elaine Butler of Smackover, Ark., Angela Donovan (Dennis) of El Dorado, Ark., Renee Tomek (Matthew) of Memphis, Tenn., and Mason Zeigler of Cleveland; two great-grandchildren: Laura Butler of Smackover, Ark., and Kathryn Butler of Smackover, Ark.; six siblings: John "Buddy" Johnson of Cleveland, Robert Johnson of Leland, Emma Lynchard of Lillian, AL, James "JP" Johnson of Greenville, William "Cooter" Johnson of Hollandale, and Pat Daniels of Hanover, Mich.
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Listeria contamination has been confirmed at the Burch Farms melon packing facility in Faison, N.C., according to the Food and Drug Administration.
In an update posted on its website late Aug. 13, FDA officials said the listeria finding spurred Burch to expand its recall to include all cantaloupe and honeydew melons shipped this season. No illnesses have been reported in relation to the recalled melons.
"This recall expansion is based on the FDA's finding of Listeria monocytogenes (L. mono) on a honeydew melon grown and packed by Burch Farms. The recall expansion is also a result of the agency's finding of L. mono in the environment of the firm's packing facility," according to the notice.
Courtesy FDABurch Farms used these melon boxes to ship its honeydew melons, which have been recalled because of possible listeria contamination. The Food and Drug Administration stated in a news release that it is not known for sure where the melons were distributed.Company spokeswoman Teresa Burch said it has not had its cantaloupe operation audited by a third party for food safety practices, and although the company has traceability programs for other items, there is none in place for its melons.
Burch Equipment LLC, doing business as Burch Farms, originally recalled about 5,200 cantaloupes July 28 after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Microbiological Data Program found listeria on one melon at retail during a random sampling.
The grower expanded the recall to include 188,900 cantaloupes Aug. 3 and corrected the variety from athena to caribbean golds. That expansion came after the FDA revealed it had found "unsanitary conditions" at the Burch packing shed.
Owner Jimmy Burch Sr. said Aug. 14 that investigators had just left his farm that morning.
"I asked the guy who took the samples and he said he couldn't tell me anything," Burch said. "They just said 'you'll be getting results in a few days' and left."
Burch said he uses the sanitizer SaniDate in his packing facility's water. According to the Burch Farms website, the operations are audited by PrimusLabs.
PrimusLabs in-house counsel Ryan Fothergill confirmed that the company has audited the leafy greens processing and field operations at Burch Farms but not the cantaloupe operation. Fothergill said Primus records show its staff was last at the Burch operation in March.
Burch said he planted only about 10 acres of honeydews for this season. The entire crop went to wholesalers. He said his farm has not had food safety issues in the past.


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VIDEO: Science Friday Is 'Hot' For Turkey Research
The popular national show Science Friday highlights the research of Richard Buchholz, associate professor of biology, for clues as to what a female turkey finds "hot" in a male.
With its fanned plumage and bold strut, a male wild turkey's display conjures images of Americana and festive feasts. But this bird's grandstanding isn't intended for human eyes—it's for female turkeys who actually use it to discern a male's genetic prowess. How exactly she parses performances to pick a suitor can be a fairly complex enterprise.
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Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant Award Winner
Congratulations! Biology Ph.D. student Stuart Nielsen (right), a member of Dr. Brice Noonan's laboratory group, has been awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant from the National Science Foundation. This award will allow Stuart to continue his work on the evolution of lizards of southern Africa, including the Agama lizards (far right). His rigorous analyses of mechanisms thought to be driving diversification will greatly enhance our understanding of this unique and complex region.
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Biology graduate student Mariah Meachum (Ph.D., Hoeksema laboratory) was a 2nd place winner in our university's 3-minute thesis (3MT) competition, in which graduate students were challenged to present a concise summary of their graduate work to a general audience. Congratulations to those who made it to the 2nd round of competition: Tim Colston, Sarah Crocker-Buta, Ariel Dauzart, Jamie Wood and Mariah Meachum.
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Electric fireplace heaters make a great addition to your living space for a great multitude of reasons. In addition to providing cozy ambiance in places where having a traditional built-in fireplace is prohibited by either space or cost, electric fireplaces are a great source of supplemental heat that is easier to control than unruly flames.
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jandd Posts: 1I have a 2009 Honda Pilot. In the past month, I notice a sloshing sound when making turns or curves. It sounds like a half-filled bottle being turned upside down. The noise sounds to me like it's coming from the interior center console area. I took the vehicle to the dealer. The mechanic also heard the noise when he drove it. He says it is not from the gas tank, but thought it sounded as if it was coming from the roof or interior passenger side second row area. He checked the A/C drains and they were clear. They seem to think the problem might be a clogged sunroof drain and want to remove the interior roof to access those drains and check.
Before I let them do that, I was hoping someone might have some thoughts or ideas as to what the casue could be. Again, I only hear this sloshing noise when I make turns and not everytime, it's only been happening the past month or so, there is no wetness or moisture anywhere on the interior of the vehicle. The only thing thats different the past month is that I've benn running the heater when needed, but i don't smell antifreeze. I feel the noise is coming from the interior center console area but the mechanic thinks its coming from above as in the roof area. Any thoughts or input would be appreciated! -
odie6l Hershey, PaPosts: 1,082I've had that happen to me on my '06, but mostly after some heavy off-roading. A stone sometimes makes its way into the inside of one of the coil springs on the suspension and will get caught between the coil and pop out (causing the thump sound).
Easiest way to check this is just pull onto a flat surface and jack each spot up and remove the tire to see. If there is one in there then with the suspension expanded due to jacking you can just remove the stone.
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keithjw48 Posts: 1If Honda has not fixed yet, there is a simple do it yourself fix to the problem. The vibration, which I have ELIMINATED, is being transmitted to the vehicle's frame through the bracket that commonly holds both reservoirs for the power steering pump fluid and radiator overflow.
Go to Home Depot and purchase 2 flat rubber washer or o-ring. Find them in the sprinkler department. Lift up and out the radiator reservoir put off to side and loosen the 2 bracket bolts. Removing one bolt at a time, slip a rubber washer or o-ring between the metal bracket and the car's body/frame and reinsert mounting bolt loosely so that you can do put washer behind the bracket in second location. Tighten down and reinsert radiator overflow. -
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hack5 Posts: 3It seems to have worked. I'm not sure if it was a power steering pump but it was the long awaited fix specifically for this issue. Make sure your dealer is installing the approved fix which just came out. Don't have them doing a bunch of other stuff to try to fix it. Everybody has already been down that road and it didn't work.
rglock Posts: 6No response yet from Honda. I have gone back to the dealer and asked. I was told Honda will contact me first once a fix became available. The truck now has 19,000 miles on it and North Carolina Lemon law is 2 years 24,000 miles. My wife now does not like to drive the car at all. During her commute she has some idle time and all she can hear is the noise and feel the vibration. I bought her another car in January to use and am contimplating what to do with this one. I am now the primary driver of the Pilot and warm weather is here and the noise and vibration are a bit excessive.
hack5 Posts: 3I don't think that Honda will contact everyone to let them know that there is a solution. I contacted Honda in June 2012 and they never got back to me. I sent a letter to my dealer 2 weeks ago (May 2013) letting them know that I was planning to get a lemon law attorney and they called back that same day saying that Honda had released a fix. They ordered the part and I took it in a few days later.
I was skeptical about the fix since the dealership called the same day that I sent the letter. However, I was very specific when asking if this was the official fix and they said yes. I think it's pretty new so your dealership might not be aware of it. They need to contact Honda or read the technical bulletins.
The car has been "fixed" for a week now and the noise is greatly reduced. Before the fix, I hated getting in the car and actually enjoyed the cold weather because I didn't have to turn the AC on. Now it is getting warmer (DC area) and I don't hear it that much. You can still hear the compressor cycling but it sounds much more like my wife's Acura than it did before. AC causes some sound in all cars.
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problems730 Posts: 2I had the same noise that everyone is talking about when the compressor kicks on. I saw where someone posted about the power steering pump TSB and took it to the dealership and showed them. They ordered the parts and I took it today to have the service performed and NO MORE NOISE!!!!! It is the fix for the noise......
coreall Posts: 1What's wrong with my AC.
This is the sound (the file in the link):
Initially the AC is off, at 50 sec AC ON and at 1:20 min the engine is ON.
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Woodlake is located in the San Joaquin Valley of central California. The city is attractively nestled among citrus and olive orchards at the base of the foothills of the mighty Sierra Nevada mountains.
The City is a short drive from Sequoia National Park, famous for its massive Sequoia trees, soaring granite peaks and beautiful mountain meadows. Close by, Woodlake enjoys the amenities of Lake Kaweah and the Kaweah and St. John's Rivers. Bravo Lake, an irrigation facility situated within the city limits, provides birdwatching and walking opportunities.
Every May, Woodlake plays host to the Lions Rodeo, a nationally recognized event that allows modern-day cowboys to showcase their skills. Visit the Woodlake Lions Rodeo site at www.woodlakelionsrodeo.com.
While Woodlake's residents enjoy the slow pace of a small rural community, the city has aggressively pursued economic development opportunities through new industrial and commercial projects. Indeed, the City has ample land for commercial, industrial and residential growth. In addition, the Woodlake airport is a general aviation facility that is often in sunshine when other valley cities are covered by winter fog.
At the same time, Woodlake strives to ensure that growth is well-planned, in a manner that respects the environment, including surrounding agricultural land.
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The Appalachian State University Global Film Series presents Tambien la Lluviaa (Even the Rain) on Tuesday, March 6, at 7 p.m. in I.G. Greer Auditorium. Admission is free.
The award-winning film is directed by Iciar Bollain and stars Gael Garcia Bernal and Luis Tosar.
Set in contemporary Cochabamba, Bolivia, the film deals with matters of globalization, indigenous rights, and environmental/sustainable development issues.
Benito Del Pliego, an associate professor in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, will introduce the film. A panel discussion featuring study abroad students that traveled to Cochabamba will share what they learned about the Bolivian people and issues highlighted in the film.
For additional information, contact Beth Cramer in Belk Library and Information Commons (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Gus Pena in the Office of Multicultural Development (email@example.com).
Information about the series is online at http://guides.library.appstate.edu/globalfilmseries.
The library has added new touchscreen information kiosks on each floor of the building. These monitors will give you instant, easy access to some of our most popular web tools:
Our technology services staff is currently working on getting small printers attached to each monitor, so that students may print out confirmation slips when booking group study rooms.
We're working on additional apps to add to the kiosks. Can you think of anything else you'd like to be able to do on these kiosks? Let us know in the comments.
Submit a short work of fiction (must be 500 words or less) and you could win a $150 gift certificate from the University Bookstore. Gift certificates to the top 3 authors. Open to all current Appalachian State University Students.
Belk Library is hosting training sessions for Web of Science and EndNote Web.
Date: Tuesday, February 14
Time: Web of Science 12:00pm - 1:00pm | EndNote 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Location: Belk Library, room 024
Thomson Reuters, producer of both products, is sending one of their trainer/teachers for one workshop for each product. Seating in each session is limited to the first 40 who email requesting a seat. Each class is 1 hour.
To register for either session, please email John Abbott (firstname.lastname@example.com) and put "workshop" in the subject line and indicate which session(s) you wish to attend.
Are you interested in discovering who is citing your work or the work of others? Learn how to use Web of Science to utilize your research time more efficiently.
The Web of Science seminar covers:
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With Web of Knowledge, you have access to EndNote Web, a reference organizer and collaboration tool that enables users to collect references and collaborate easily with other. Plus, insert citations and create bibliographies in Microsoft Word, instantly!
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For Spring 2012, the library and SGA worked to make the following changes to library late night hours:
1. The Atrium area will close at 2 a.m. There will be no 24 hours access to the Atrium and Wired Scholar.
2. For 2 weeks at Final exams, the library will be open 24/5 from Sunday night through Thursday nights.
Find daily hours and any holiday/break exceptions on the official library hours calendar.
Searching for University Archives materials has just gotten easier. University Archives finding aids are now online and searchable through the new search box on the main Special Collections page. Finding aids, or guides to archival collections, are available for all University Archives material. If you're looking for information about the history of ASU, this is the place to start.
The following online databases from EBSCO are now available from the Library's Databases and E-Research Tools page (or click on the database below):
The Belk Library Student Advisory Group (in cooperation with Library Administration) sponsored a "Food for Fines" drive. The drive lasted from December 12 – 22. During that time, the library accepted 1 canned food item for every $1.00 owed in fines up to a $15.00 maximum. Several patrons that did not owe fines also contributed to this drive. During the drive, 533 items were collected and donated to the Watauga Hunger Coalition. A special thanks to all who contributed. We hope to do another "Food for Fines" drive again this year.
All public computers in campus labs and in the library are now set up to print duplex by default. This setting is only the default on the black and white printers. The color printer is still set to single-sided printing.
UPDATE FROM TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES - Email from the Director
We are going greener...
I want to remind everyone that beginning this semester TSS has changed all Pharos printing stations on campus to default to duplex printing where possible. Students are not charged any extra charges for printing on both sides of the paper, and the cost per page remains the same.
Students may print single-sided if needed, but must change the setting within the print dialog box before the print job is sent. TSS will be unable to refund any funds for miss-prints. We are hopeful that this change will reduce our campus paper usage significantly. I am also happy to tell you that we have upgraded the Pharos software over the holidays and this should help solve the Pharos problems we have experienced over the past semester.
Additionally, we are testing power save settings across many of the public workstations across campus. We are changing some of our maintenance cycle schedules. We are also changing our practice of turning computers on first thing in the morning, and instead having the first user of the day turn the machine on when it is needed. This project has potential to save energy and save the university money.
We're pleased to be part of the sustainability efforts on campus. Feel free to contact me regarding any of these initiatives.
Have a great semester.
Tom Van Gilder
Director of Technology Support Services
Appalachian State University
The library will be offering orientation tours for first year seminar and transfer students from January 23rd through February 2nd. Any other student who would like to attend is welcome as well! The tours will take approximately 45 minutes.
The schedule is:
Monday & Wednesday: 3:00 pm and 9:00 pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 11:00 am and 8:00 pm
Please meet by the dancers statue in the Atrium of Belk Library.
If you have any questions about the tours, please contact Amanda Bird at 828-262-2085.


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Goomburra is one of four visitor nodes of Main Range National Park - part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area. Rugged mountain ranges, spectacular lookouts, trickling streams and rare wildlife make this a very special place.
Two open, grassy camping areas hug Dalrymple Creek in the western foothills of the range; close to three walking tracks ranging from an easy 1.2 kilometre circuit suitable for wheelchairs with assistance, to a six kilometre track showcasing waterfalls and freshwater habitats. A short four-wheel-drive away, two more tracks lead to scenic lookouts, both within an hour's walk. Several longer walks can also be chosen, including along an old forestry snigging trail to a winder used back when timber was hauled from these forests.
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Funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Monday, December 17, 2012, at Harmony Baptist Church. Rev. Stephen Ramsey officiated the service. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery under the direction of Smith Funeral Home in Greenville.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday at the church.
Mr. Carpenter was born Oct. 15, 2949, in Lake Village, Ark., to Gus Henry and Freddie Mae Carpenter. He has been a long-time resident of Greenville where he was a route man for Little Debbie Snack Cakes. He was a U.S. Marine Veteran and was a member of Harmony Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Gus Henry Carpenter and Freddie Mae Vowell Carpenter and his brother, Gus Henry Carpenter Jr.
He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Peggy Burleson Carpenter of Greenville; his daughter, Marcie Carpenter Montague of Cleveland; his son and daughter-in-law, Clifford Wayne Carpenter II and his wife Jennifer of Greenville; two brothers, James Edward Carpenter of Tupelo and Robert Edgar Carpenter and his wife Lisa of Kimble, Texas; three sisters, Margaret A. Brandon of Indianola, Linda Joyce Tadlock of Belzoni and Debbie Gillespie and her husband Paul of Amory; three granddaughters, Katelynn Elaine Carpenter, Macie Elizabeth Carpenter and McKenzie Clair Montague; two grandsons, Clifford Wayne Carpenter III and Colton Brown; and many nieces and nephews.
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An Electronic Benefits Transfer Card (EBT) delivers money from government programs and cash assistance electronically to you.
Temporary Cash Assistance and Food Stamps benefits are not provided to you in actual cash, stamps or coupons. Instead, a few days after you are approved for these benefits, you will receive the EBT Card in the mail. EBT Cards are also sometimes for refugee and disaster benefits
The EBT card works like a bank card. Each month, the government will add your benefits into an account they set up for you. You then access your benefits by using your EBT card at POS (Point of Sale) machines to buy things or get cash back. You can also go to ATMs to withdraw money. Find out how to use your EBT card at participating stores.
If you receive Temporary Cash Assistance benefits, you can both withdraw money from ATMs or buy things at participating stores. If you receive only food stamp benefits, you can only use your EBT card to buy food from grocery stores.
You can use your EBT to buy things (or to buy things and get cash back), as many times as you want without any transaction fees.
Beware of stores and ATMs that may charge you a fee (called a "surcharge") for using the EBT card. Before using your card, look for a warning about this on the ATM screen or on a sign near the sales counter. Many stores and ATMs don't have this surcharge, so you can avoid it simply by using your card at a different store or ATM.
To use your EBT card, you need to have a Personal Identification Number, or PIN. This is a secret 4-digit number that will come to you in the mail a day or two after you get your card. It's very important to memorize your PIN number. Don't tell anyone else your number (including your case worker), and don't write it on your card. If you lose your card or have it stolen and someone has your PIN, they can use the card to steal your benefits.
Yes - go to https://www.ebtaccount.jpmorgan.com/JPM_EFS/ and register on the system. You will then be able to check your EBT balance and recent transactions.
Yes - SNAP benefits are a federal program, so you can use your benefits in other states.
You CAN apply for EBT online in Georgia. I did it. Just Google Georgia Food stamps application online.
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Woodstock Chimes offers a unique variety of high quality, affordable musical gifts from around the world that inspire, entertain and bring pleasure to people of all ages. They design and sell the world-famous Woodstock Chimes and distribute a line of award-winning musical instruments and toys called the Woodstock Music Collection. In addition to being the founder and owner of Woodstock Chimes Garry Kvistad is a professional musician.Garry Kvistad earned a Bachelor of Music from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and a Masters of Music from Northern Illinois University, where he studied music, art and physics in the pursuit of building musical instruments. He tours and records with the world-renowned percussion group, NEXUS, as well as with Steve Reich. Garrys background in music explains his strong commitment to fine tuning and great sound - which is what makes their products appealing to everyone and unique to the gift industry
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She was former Carhart Employee and a member of Calvary Chapel Baptist Church.
Memorial services will be held Wednesday, January 23, 2013, 6:30 p.m. at Calvary Chapel Baptist Church in Parchman.
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In 1897, C.C. Filson opened Filson's Pioneer Alaska Clothing and Blanket Manufacturers, specializing in goods to outfit the stampeders of the Klondike Gold Rush. It was for inclement weather conditions that C.C. Filson designed his goods. The Gold Rush faded into history, but Filson kept listening to his customers, and outdoorsmen kept coming to Filson for rugged clothes. By the 1960s, Filson's reputation as the premier outfitter for outdoorsmen had spread around the globe. Over 100 years later, Filson's comfortable and durable goods are still in style. Back To Product View All From This Designer
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Compact and practical for travel or everyday, the Tin Cloth Backpack features a top loading main compartment and quick access side zipper. Detachable interior iPad case and storm flap closure protect all your valuables while the side zip opening helps you access them even when bag is closed. The tin cloth is treated with an oil and wax based coating for water repellency and extra durability. Quilted cotton interior and back for comfort.
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Signature Club A At-a-Glance
Strengths: Several products contain proven anti-aging ingredients and are fragrance-free; reasonable prices; most of the capsules are worth a look; excellent blush and mascara.
Weaknesses: Many of the anti-aging claims are over-the-top, stretching the boundaries of what skin care can really do; jar packaging which doesn't keep the good ingredients in the products stable; the Meltdown cleansers tend to be highly fragrant; products for various areas (face, eyes, neck, and chest) tend to have remarkably similar formulas; poor foundation formulations with limited shade ranges; poor concealer and eye pencil.
Signature Club A is a line of skin care and makeup sold exclusively on the Home Shopping Network (HSN). The woman behind this brand, Adrien Arpel, has been involved in the world of cosmetics for over 40 years. Back in the 1970s she owned a namesake skin-care and makeup company sold in department stores.
Adrien Arpel sold her namesake line to a large corporation, but several years later, she had a falling-out with them. As a result of this falling out, she was prevented from attaching her name to another brand, so she began to market herself and her new products under the name "Adrienne." These products are now being sold under the brand Signature Club A.
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Beyond skin care, the key to looking younger longer is to consider the corrective cosmetic procedures (Botox, dermal fillers, laser treatments) you feel comfortable having done. Indeed, the combination of a brilliant skin-care routine with the right cosmetic procedures can make a strikingly positive difference.
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Bienviendos a Argentina! Upon arrival into the international airport you will be met and transferred to your hotel where the rest of the day can be spent at leisure. Often labelled the 'Paris of South America', Buenos Aires, or simply BA, is a seductive mix of elegant architecture, characterful residents and fantastic entertainment options so why not head this evening and explore.
This morning enjoy a guided city tour taking in the Neoclassical Metropolitan Cathedral, the unusual dusty pink Government House and the history-packed Plaza de Mayo. Head to the neighbourhood of San Telmo where street performers gather to display the sensuous dance of tango, and continue to La Boca, a colourful suburb popular with local artists. Wander the attractive streets of Palermo until you reach Recoleta and the famous cemetery of the same name.
Enjoy a day at leisure to explore Buenos Aires your own way – wander the city's many distinctive barrios on the hunt for colourful street art or head to the markets for some souvenir shopping. Later in the evening you will be collected from your hotel and transferred to Café de Los Angelitos for a night of love, passion, madness and glamour with a traditional tango show. Born in the brothels of the 1920s, Argentine tango is a completely improvised dance and attracts both the old and the young.
After breakfast this morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Puerto Iguazu, your base for exploring the magnificent Iguazu Falls. After arrival transfer enjoy downtime at your hotel to relax.
Enjoy a full day excursion to the Argentinean side of the falls. A number of walking trails are available bringing you in front of or above the rapids. You'll also see the dramatic Garganta del Diablo or Devil's Throat, an awe-inspiring display of natural power.
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Mendoza, the wine capital of Argentina. With striking snow-capped peaks visible on the horizon and an alluring combination of top-class dining and vibrant nightlife, Mendoza is the perfect place to base yourself for trips to the surrounding vineyards.
Set out on the Wine Route for a half day tour of Mendoza's wine cellars. The valleys around Mendoza are primarily farmland producing delicious olives, almonds, cherries, plums and of course, wine. Touring two wine cellars observe how wine is made, from the picking of the grape to the bottling of the final product, with time for a cheeky glass or two!
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before transferring to the airport for your flight to Bariloche in the south of Argentina's Lake District. After your arrival transfer to your hotel, relax at your hotel.
Resting on the slopes of a dramatic massif and facing Nahuel Huapi, Bariloche enjoys an enviable setting. Over the next three days you are free to independently explore Bariloche and the surrounding lakes. Spend some time over the next couple of days getting to know the alpine style town and its quaint chocolate shops or head for the hills and partake in outdoor activities ranging from mountain biking to horse riding all activities are bookable and payable locally.
After breakfast transfer to the airport for your flight to El Calafate, the starting point for excursions to one of Argentina's most famous natural wonders – the Perito Moreno glacier. On arrival, transfer to your hotel. Remainder of day free.
Measuring 30km in length, the monstrous Perito Moreno glacier is a jagged mass of crevasses and towering columns of ice. It's also unusual in the sense that it is actually growing in size and constantly moving forward. Today enjoy a full day excursion beginning at Brazo Rico where you will be able to spot floating icebergs and continuing with a nautical safari on Rico Lake for spectacular views of the ice walls.
Today offers a chance for you to continue exploring the southern sector of Parque Nacional los Glaciares independently or enjoy some downtime at Lago Argentino. Other options include a full day tour to the Bosque Pertificado La Leona, a petrified forest with fossilised trunks and dinosaur bones.
After breakfast and hotel check out transfer to the airport for your onward departure journey. Adios from Argentina!


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Samuel Eto'o has moved on from Everton to join Serie A side Sampdoria on a free transfer.
New Aston Villa signing Carles Gil was phenomenal in Aston VIlla's 2-1 win over Bournemouth in the FA Cup.
The latest reports from Spain suggest Stoke City striker Bojan Krkic ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament during last nights' 4-1 victory over Rochdale at Spotland in the FA Cup.
Sunderland boss Gus Poyet is expecting Adam Johnson to recover from a calf injury in time to face Burnley at the Stadium of Light in game week 23 but the Black Cats do have a number of concerns ahead of the match.
Stoke striker Bojan Krkic had an eventful 30 minute cameo during Monday nights' FA Cup fourth round tie as Stoke City took on League One side Rochdale at Spotland.
Jason Burt of the Telegraph is reporting that Darren Fletcher has been granted a free transfer away from Manchester United. West Ham is a rumored destination.
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What are your newest Militaria purchases II?
Posted 06 April 2009 - 02:20 PM
First posting here: three Wintherhilfe pins I received form Germany today. One is dated 1936 with Nsdap propaganda ("bread and freedom") the two others are to promote the reconstruction of the Km nad show an anchor and a mine.
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Posted 06 April 2009 - 05:18 PM
My newest include four Stuka Pilot-related pics--three to a Gent who was a DKiG recipient and heres a bit of info on him that Erich kindly gave to me abut him.
The Pilots name is Hans Schneider, who was killed in action somewhere on the Eastern Front Jan 1945. He flew both FW-190F-87 and JU-87-D.
The pics all show him wearing his DKiG-not great pics-but not bad for the price. The fourth pic shows a different Stuka Pilot who just got awarded his EKII.
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Posted 06 April 2009 - 06:29 PM
will let Carl fill all of us in which photos he was able to snap up, but the Ju 87 pilot served with some distinction in StG 2 "Immelmann" flying the D-3 and D-5 later marks on bomb runs and then the Fw 190F-8 as well as high escort for the rest of the Stuka members of his unit
Posted 06 April 2009 - 06:50 PM
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"people who are not themselves are nobody" - General George S. Patton
Posted 06 April 2009 - 10:30 PM
So you actually won the whole collection or did you miss a few ?
Hi Skipper, sadly, I only won three to the DKiG Stuka guy, and one Stuka Pilot EKII pic-basically-the sweepings from the road this time out. Oh well, i'll wait and see what is next to be offered?
Oh and those DKiG and RKT award ceremony pics I was trying for--all of them except one-sold for well-over $125 each-and I think ne sold for only about $60??? I couldn't get back on the internet thanks to connection troubles here.
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Posted 07 April 2009 - 06:18 PM
Tak care-and also--I forgot to mention that you have some nice pins there. I have some German minis that im thinking of getting rid of. They include 2 or 3 Infantry Assault Badges, a Minesweepers badge pin, and I think a West Wale medal pin.
Posted 07 April 2009 - 06:35 PM
Here's the first of my contributions...A DAF membership stick pin.
Edited by jagdpanther44, 07 April 2009 - 08:19 PM.
"It is always wise to look ahead, but difficult to look further than you can see" - Winston Churchill
Posted 07 April 2009 - 06:58 PM
Hi Skipper, if you wouldn't mind? ;-)) These might be my last pics for awhile.
Tak care-and also--I forgot to mention that you have some nice pins there. I have some German minis that im thinking of getting rid of. They include 2 or 3 Infantry Assault Badges, a Minesweepers badge pin, and I think a West Wale medal pin.
no problem Carl, just send me a pm with the references or date of purchase and I will post them for you in your special thread. I must really post the package to you , it's been waiting here for weeks, the good thing is that I actually get more things all the time.
Hi Jagd, great pin and perfectly genuine too!
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Posted 07 April 2009 - 08:28 PM
This is possibly one of my nicest finds of the year. The coat has civil buttons , but the guy who sold it to me ,told me he got it from the estate of a FAFL veteran who wor ethis during WWII in England. then upon looking closer, I realized it is an authentic RAF great coat with orignal markings. The man recycled it into a civilian coat after the war by removing the RAF buttons, army label and rank, so "all" I have to do now is to get a set of buttons. Because of the buttons nobody had identified it, Bingo!
Posted 08 April 2009 - 10:45 AM
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Posted 08 April 2009 - 03:49 PM
Hi Skipper, John, Hucks, E, Scott and all.
Skipper, will do soon as I can get back here. Also, I can't remember if I have your email addy? Can you send me one to GebirgejagerregimentATyahoo.com please. I might
have to use only that for awhile becuse some of my PMs and other posts are not getting sent/posted here for some reason? and everyhing is at a snails pace again :-(
John, nice pin ;-)) Also, if you too can please contact me at the above email addy, I can send you more info on the pins I have with dealer info pricewise on what their price ranges are-and i'll let you know mine which will be based on and lower than those dealers prices.
Hucks, beautiful Infatry visor-I love em and always wanted a nce one. I don't really care for owning a "crusher" which alwasy seem to be priced much higher than steller examples like you have.
E, i'll PM you over on that other site or send you an email-too much problems with PM system here. And ditto on the price i'll set on this one. The only bad thing about this one is that it's finish is not very good but still has some intact. The pin itself is in nice condition.
Scott, nice to see you here ;-))
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slightly changed the email to avoid spammers
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Posted 08 April 2009 - 08:24 PM
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Posted 08 April 2009 - 09:47 PM
Scott, thanks and glad you can be arond more. I enjoy greatly-your Vet awads threads and found Armor threads.
E, thanks and that's what I figured about the EKII guy. I know that at least until a certain time-that NCOs could be pilots but-I read somewhere that no "new" NCOs could be excepted into Pilot training-unless it was before whatever date that was that no longer allowed it? I THINK I heard that from Frank-not sure?
Posted 08 April 2009 - 09:55 PM
Great cap hucks, it looks in perfect condition too!
nice plank collector, not a collector item as such, but still a nice find.
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An argument I've made many times before on this blog is that a single week of games doesn't matter as much as the entire season does. When the Brewers had their "horrible" weekend where they lost 3 out of 4 to the Phillies many Brewers fans were panicking and assuming that this team was not good enough to compete in the playoffs. Remember that? Here is what I wrote then:
Remember when the Brewers won 22 out of 25? Did you think that was going to be forever? Teams have winning streaks and they have losing streaks, it's a part of baseball. Sometimes it's because the pitching stinks, sometimes it's because the hitting sucks and sometimes it's just because they get outplayed and maybe run into some bad luck. That's what this was, that third thing. Get over it. We're going to the playoffs.
And they did and it was fun for a little while.
The Brewers won 96 games during the regular season which makes them the 2nd best team in the National League and tied for third best team in all of baseball. They were the best team in the National League Central and there will be a sign going up that says "2011 NL Central Champions" which is something that nobody else can do next year. Those are a huge, huge accomplishments and they are reason alone to celebrate. That says more about this Milwaukee Brewers team than any single week of the season possibly could and that includes this past week.
The Brewers won 6 more games than the Cardinals during the regular season. They were the better team all season long and the record books will always show that. Then the Cardinals got into the playoffs because the Braves fell apart and they beat us in the NLCS. It sucked, but the playoffs do nothing to show us who is actually better. It just shows who won more games during that week and that is why baseball is stupid. Read the rest of this entry »


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Melanie Oudin Needs Heart and Eye Procedures
Melanie Oudin Needs Heart and Eye Procedures
Melanie Oudin who is a professional American tennis player will have to have a procedure for a heart condition and then afterwards a surgery for an eye problem.FILE – In this Sept. 3, 2009, file photo, Melanie Oudin, of the United States, returns to Elena Dementieva, of Russia, during the second round of the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York. American tennis pro Melanie Oudin says she will have a procedure Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 for a heart condition, and surgery later this month for an eye problem.
Oudin who is 23 years old has said that for more than a year now she has been experiencing occasional episodes where her heartbeat accelerates which is usually during or after matches.
Last year Oudin went for a medical check on her heart and everything came back as normal. However later in 2013, Oudin was diagnosed with rhabdomyolysis which is a muscle damaging condition that can be caused by intense exertion.
Oudin said that doctors told her that there was no connection between that condition and her accelerated heartbeat, which last month was diagnosed as a form of arrhythmia which known as atrioventricular nodal re-entrant tachycardia.
Over Oudin's career she has been ranked as high as 31st and is currently sitting at 165th. She is also looking for a new coach after she ended her work with the US Tennis Association.
At age 17 in September 2009 she followed up her run to Wimbledon's fourth round with an eye catching series of shocking even against the likes of Maria Sharapova, to get to the quarter finals of the US Open.
Oudin is originally from Mariette in Georgia and will be travelling to Atlanta to have the procedure on her heart done. The procedure will not be open heart surgery though.
Her next operation will be on her eye that she has said is a growth from the sun as she is out in the sun a lot.
She has said that she will not be training again until she feels 100 percent better, but she is expected to return to the court within just a few weeks.
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