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BOSTON — Blake Swihart isn't worried about the trade rumors that swirl around him. Swihart isn't worried that the Red Sox might already have their catcher of the future in place in Christian Vazquez.
BOSTON — Sitting in the stands to chart pitches the first time Eduardo Rodriguez took the mound for the Portland Sea Dogs in early August, fellow Double-A lefty Brian Johnson couldn't believe what he was seeing. It wasn't until after the game that he had a chance to ask.
The Pawtucket Red Sox are among the minor-league teams that have received a memo from Major League Baseball informing them that digital timers will be installed in their stadiums this season, the next step toward accelerating the game's pace of play.
The defending Governors' Cup champion Pawtucket Red Sox will have a pair of new coaches on their staff next season — both longtime major-league players.
The Red Sox have signed Craig Breslow to a one-year deal worth a reported $2 million, half the amount of the option they declined in November.
Like everyone else not involved in the negotiations, the City of Pawtucket is waiting to find out the outcome of the rumored sale of the Pawtucket Red Sox minor-league baseball franchise.
Last week, writers and editors in The Providence Journal sports department voted to select the 10 most notable stories that we covered this year. Our picks are below.
SAN DIEGO — The Pawtucket Red Sox were honored with the John Henry Moss Community Service Award at baseball's winter meetings on Sunday night in San Diego.
The Pawtucket Red Sox may be sold to part of the Red Sox ownership group, according to published reports. The Boston Globe is reporting that the sale price is not yet known, nor are the names of the owners purchasing the storied minor league franchise.
Minor League Baseball announced Wednesday that the Pawtucket Red Sox had been named recipients of the John Henry Moss Community Service Award. The award will be presented at baseball's winter meetings on Dec. 7.
BALTIMORE — Fresh off an International League championship and a rally back at McCoy Stadium earlier this week, PawSox manager Kevin Boles is spending the weekend at Camden Yards on Boston's major-league coaching staff.
Much of the challenge for Triple-A this time of year comes down to motivation.
DURHAM, N.C. — Keith Couch's first appearance with the Pawtucket Red Sox came without the drama that had defined this Governors' Cup finals.
DURHAM, N.C. — The Pawtucket Red Sox were on the verge of seeing their season end twice, but they kept it going Friday night.
DURHAM, N.C. — The Pawtucket Red Sox finally solved the mystery of the Durham Bulls' bullpen and even that couldn't keep them from the brink of elimination.
PAWTUCKET – The Pawtucket Red Sox' perfect run of playoff baseball came to a debilitating end Wednesday night at McCoy Stadium.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Anthony Ranaudo and Matt Barnes pitched for the Red Sox on Tuesday night. Brandon Workman is pitching tomorrow. Rubby De La Rosa and Allen Webster are in Boston's rotation as well, with Steven Wright working out of the bullpen.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — The arrival of Rusney Castillo figures to draw most of the attention when the Pawtucket Red Sox open the Governors' Cup finals on Tuesday night at McCoy Stadium against the Durham Bulls.
PAWTUCKET – The Pawtucket Red Sox may have just found the perfect playoff dance partner in the Syracuse Chiefs.
PAWTUCKET – It took an inning later than planned but the Pawtucket Red Sox began the Governor's Cup playoffs on a high note with a 2-1 victory over the Syracuse Chiefs in 10 innings.
PAWTUCKET — This has been perhaps the most prospect-laden PawSox team in a generation, an exciting young team that began the season with Brock Holt and Christian Vazquez, and ended it with Henry Owens and Blake Swihart, and featured a healthy dose of Mookie Betts in the middle.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Little feels as anticlimactic as the game immediately following a postseason-berth clincher, especially in a day game following a night game that steady rain had delayed for more than two hours.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — This has been perhaps the most prospect-laden PawSox team in a generation, an exciting young team that began the season with Brock Holt and Christian Vazquez and ended it with Henry Owens and Blake Swihart and featured a healthy dose of Mookie Betts in the middle.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — The return to Triple-A Pawtucket has not gone smoothly for Jackie Bradley Jr. so far.
PAWTUCKET — Somehow it was fitting that the PawSox presented an absent player (Mookie Betts, now with the Red Sox) with the team's Most Valuable Player honors before the game on Sunday evening at McCoy...
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Far more than his work with the glove, it was the way Garin Cecchini pummeled opposing pitching at the lower levels of the minor leagues that pushed him to Triple-A even with just two full seasons as a professional under his belt.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — One pitch was enough to ruin the night for Matt Barnes.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. — Lehigh Valley collected 12 hits against Pawtucket starter Steven Wright while the IronPigs starter Greg Smith tossed seven shutout innings en route to a series-opening 5-1 win over the PawSox on Wednesday night at Coca-Cola Park in the opener of a two-game series.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Pawtucket's offense erupted for three separate three-run innings while starter Henry Owens settled down to earn the win after allowing three first-inning runs as the PawSox topped the Buffalo Bisons, 9-3, Tuesday night at Coca-Cola Field to earn a split of the four-game series.
Though others on the same pitching staff have seen more time in the major leagues this season, no PawSox pitcher has had a season like Anthony Ranaudo has — nor any pitcher on any other team in the International League, either.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Matt Barnes cooled off the hot Buffalo offense by tossing 7 1/3 strong innings, and third baseman Garin Cecchini hit a three-run double as the PawSox upended the Bisons, 6-2, Monday night at Coca-Cola Field to move back into sole possession of first-place in the International League wild-card standings.
BUFFALO — Buffalo first baseman Brett Wallace smashed a walk-off grand slam in the 12th inning, his third home run of the game, as the Bisons came from behind and defeated the Pawtucket Red Sox, 10-6, on Sunday afternoon.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo scored nine runs in 21/3 innings against Pawtucket starter Edwin Escobar and the Bisons offense exploded for 19 total hits en route to a series-opening 15-2 win over the PawSox on Saturday.
PAWTUCKET — Jackie Bradley Jr. has heard the analysis about his swing. He has heard that it is broken, that it can't succeed at the major-league level, that it needs to be shortened. He is sick of hearing all this.
PAWTUCKET — In his first game after being sent down from Boston, Corey Brown in the bottom of the ninth inning to lead the Pawtucket Red Sox past the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, 3-2, Thursday night at McCoy Stadium.
PAWTUCKET — As much as they preach a best-player-available approach, the Red Sox often have seemed to err strategically on the side of drafting hitters who play up-the-middle defensive positions.Jackie...
PAWTUCKET — Even bouncing between the major leagues and minor leagues, Anthony Ranaudo keeps piling up scoreless innings.Ranaudo lowered his ERA to 2.46 with six shutout innings in a 7-0 PawSox win over...
PAWTUCKET — Even bouncing between the major leagues and minor leagues, even as he adapts his routine to the bouncing around, Anthony Ranaudo keeps piling up scoreless innings.
PAWTUCKET — As much as they preach a best-player-available approach, the Red Sox often have seemed to err strategically on the side of drafting hitters who play up-the-middle defensive positions.
PAWTUCKET — Undone by a lack of situational hitting, the PawSox lost their fourth straight to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Monday night, 2-0, at McCoy Stadium.Pawtucket managed just three hits all evening,...
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Undone by a lack of situational hitting, the PawSox lost their fourth straight to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Monday night, 2-0, at McCoy Stadium.
PAWTUCKET — Zelous Wheeler's go-ahead, two-run single in the ninth capped a five-run rally by Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, with four runs coming with two outs against closer Heath Hembree, as the RailRiders came from behind to defeat the Pawtucket Red Sox, 6-5, Sunday afternoon.
PAWTUCKET — Scranton/Wilkes-Barre collected 17 hits and 24 total base runners while the Pawtucket offense threatened all night but stranded 13 men on base as the RailRiders topped the PawSox, 9-4, Saturday night at McCoy Stadium to win their second straight in the four-game series.
PAWTUCKET — Mike Tamburro has seen a lot of promising young pitchers come through McCoy Stadium, from Roger Clemens to Jonathan Papelbon to Jon Lester. But he's never seen as many top prospects in one year...
PAWTUCKET — Dusty Brown thought his career was over.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Some of the best pitchers in the Red Sox organization have a problem: They have a tendency to fall in love with their changeups.
PAWTUCKET — Henry Owens didn't just make his first Triple-A start on Monday. He brought his personal catcher with him.Catcher Blake Swihart, perhaps the top prospect left in the Boston farm system, has...
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Baseball America said two offseasons ago that Henry Owens throws "an average curveball." Baseball America said last offseason that Owens throws a curveball that "has been on and off, but when it's effective, he dominates." MLB.com has written that "his slow curveball flashes the potential to be a third above-average offering, though it remains inconsistent."
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — It took a routine ground ball to third base in a Gulf Coast League game about 10 days ago to convince Bryce Brentz he was ready to go.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — This Henry Owens fellow might have a future in this game.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Henry Owens didn't just make his first Triple-A start on Monday. He brought his personal catcher with him.
PAWTUCKET — After a few dizzying days of player movement, the roster shuffling caught up with the Pawtucket Red Sox Sunday at McCoy Stadium.The PawSox lost scheduled starter Steven Wright to Boston, forcing...
PAWTUCKET — It hasn't taken Henry Owens long to adapt to one of the more time-honored traditions at McCoy Stadium.As he walked off the field after some work in the bullpen before Sunday afternoon's game,...
PAWTUCKET – Manny Burris, Steven Souza Jr. and Will Rhymes all hit leadoff solo home runs while four Syracuse pitchers combined for 13 strikeouts as the Chiefs avoided a three-game sweep with a 6-2 win over the PawSox on Friday night at McCoy Stadium.
The top pitching prospect in the Red Sox farm system, Henry Owens has been promoted to Triple-A Pawtucket and will make his first start for the PawSox on Monday.
PAWTUCKET — The Pacific Coast League, this is not.
PAWTUCKET — With John Lackey traded to the St. Louis Cardinals, pitching prospect Anthony Ranaudo will make his major-league debut on Friday at Fenway Park against the New York Yankees.
PAWTUCKET – The Pawtucket Red Sox returned from their impressive road trip with a clutch 3-2 victory over the Syracuse Chiefs Wednesday at McCoy Stadium.
MOOSIC, Pa. — Pawtucket sent 13 batters to the plate and scored eight two-out runs in the fourth inning, while starter Anthony Ranaudo tossed six shutout innings to become the International League's first 12-game winner as the PawSox won their franchise-record 10th straight victory, 10-2 over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders.
PAWTUCKET— Alex Hassan learned plenty during the 10 days he spent in the major leagues in late May and early June. He suited up in a Red Sox uniform at Fenway Park for the first time. He talked hitting with David Ortiz. He absorbed the single-minded focus on winning every night that has defined the John Farrell-led Red Sox for the last two seasons.
PAWTUCKET — Travis Shaw blasted a three-run home run in the sixth inning to provide Pawtucket all of its runs while starter Anthony Ranaudo tossed 6 2/3 solid innings to win his 11th game as the PawSox completed a four-game sweep of the Buffalo Bisons with a 3-2 victory Sunday afternoon at McCoy Stadium.
PAWTUCKET — Because he has pitched so well in his starts in the major leagues this season, Brandon Workman mostly is just biding his time with the PawSox until the inevitable Jake Peavy trade opens a spot in the Red Sox rotation for his return.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Because he has pitched so well in his starts in the major leagues this season, Brandon Workman mostly is just biding his time with the PawSox until the inevitable Jake Peavy trade opens a spot in the Red Sox rotation for his return.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — PawSox manager Kevin Boles said before Saturday's game he didn't know if the International League would hand down discipline after a bench-clearing melee at McCoy Stadium on Friday night. Nobody was ejected during the incident.
PAWTUCKET — When Esmil Rogers hit Will Middlebrooks with a pitch in 2012, the then-95-mph fastball broke the third baseman's wrist and subsequently ended his rookie season.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Chris Hernandez is hardly the most high-profile pitcher in a loaded PawSox starting rotation. But this season he's been one of the best.
PAWTUCKET — Shane Victorino still wants to get back to Boston as soon as he can, still is frustrated by back and hamstrings that have lingered longer than he ever thought they would. But he's just about done putting timetables on his potential return.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Playing every day and achieving varying levels of success, a baseball player sometimes can have trouble staying out of his own head. PawSox catcher Dan Butler is no exception.
Syracuse's Jhonatan Solano drilled a two-run homer, while Durham's Wilson Betemit and Louisville's Felix Perez also drove in two runs each as the International League topped the Pacific Coast League, 7-3, in Wednesday's Triple-A All-Star Game in Durham, N.C.
Not in its history has McCoy Stadium seen a starting rotation as good as the one Triple-A Pawtucket ran out to the mound during the first half of this season.
Former Boston Celtics head coach Doc Rivers and NFL Hall of Famer Marcus Allen are among the names added to the roster for the Jeffrey Osborne Celebrity All-Star Softball Classic, Aug. 10 at McCoy Stadium.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Andres Torres and Travis Shaw hit back-to-back home runs in the top of the 10th to lift the Pawtucket Red Sox over the Columbus Clippers, 5-3, on Tuesday at Huntington Park.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Matt Barnes struggled with control but surrendered just one run in five innings as the Pawtucket Red Sox beat the Columbus Clippers, 4-1, on Monday night in a game twice delayed by rain.
BOSTON — Thanks to the rainout Friday and the doubleheader Saturday, the Red Sox will add a starting pitcher to the roster Wednesday. Red Sox manager John Farrell declined to name a starter for Wednesday, but it would be an upset if that starter were anyone except Rubby De La Rosa.
PAWTUCKET — Thanks to a sinker and changeup that both tail toward righties and away from lefties, Allen Webster has generally had more success against lefties this season than righties.Thanks to a slider...
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Thanks to a sinker and changeup that both tail toward righties and away from lefties, Allen Webster generally has had more success against lefties this season than righties.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Garin Cecchini spent the month of June searching for answers to the downturn in his offensive numbers.
PAWTUCKET — The limits of the line score were on display at McCoy Stadium on Tuesday night.
PAWTUCKET — The ball broke Justin Christian's bat and briefly fluttered in the air as Pawtucket shortstop Carlos Rivero retreated into shallow left field. Third baseman Travis Shaw also gave chase, but...
PAWTUCKET — Christian Vazquez stepped into the batter's box and dug in. Wearing his Pawtucket Red Sox hat, dark sunglasses and red shorts, this was your typical pregame batting practice routine.Throwing...
PAWTUCKET — Travis Shaw recognized during the last PawSox road trip that something was awry with his swing. He took advantage of a day off earlier this week to get back to basics, to emphasize anew the...
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — The roof caved in on Steven Wright in the first inning. Then he rebuilt the roof and danced a little jig on it for good measure.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Travis Shaw recognized during the last PawSox road trip that something was awry with his swing. He took advantage of a day off earlier this week to get back to basics, to emphasize anew the checkpoints that keep his swing from getting too pull-happy.
PAWTUCKET — Mike Carp isn't worried about shaking off the rust after spending the better part of a month on the disabled list with a broken right foot."I'm used to going two weeks at a time without playing,"...
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — As if Boston didn't already have a starting rotation bursting at the seams, here comes Allen Webster.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Mike Carp isn't worried about shaking off the rust after spending the better part of a month on the disabled list with a broken right foot.
PAWTUCKET — The injury started to linger and nag Andres Torres at the beginning of the 2011 season.
PAWTUCKET — Pawtucket exploded for its biggest offensive outburst in a calendar year with 16 runs and 15 hits as the PawSox blasted the Norfolk Tides, 16-5, Wednesday night in front of 5,157 fans at McCoy Stadium.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — When Kevin Boles thinks about what Brock Holt has done for the Red Sox this season, he's awestruck.
Norfolk catcher Brian Ward hit a two-run single in the top of the 10th inning to lift the Tides to a 9-6 win over the PawSox at McCoy Stadium on Tuesday.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Mookie Betts doesn't want to make too much out of his selection to participate in All-Star Futures Game festivities at Target Field in Minneapolis next month. Major League Baseball named Betts and Henry Owens on Tuesday as the Red Sox representatives to the annual prospect showcase.
MOOSIC, Pa. — Pawtucket starter Steven Wright pitched seven strong innings and the PawSox sent 10 batters to the plate and scored five runs in the fifth inning en route to a 5-4 victory over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre...
MOOSIC, Pa. — The Pawtucket Red Sox squandered an early 4-1 lead and lost, 5-4, to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders on Sunday afternoon at PNC Field.
MOOSIC, Pa. -- Four Scranton pitchers combined on a six-hitter while the Pawtucket offense stranded 11 men on base as the RailRiders blanked the PawSox, 4-0, Saturday night at PNC Field to even the four-game series at one win apiece.
MOOSIC, Pa. — With Pawtucket trailing by one run and down to its final out and final strike, Mookie Betts delivered a game-winning two-run single against former MLB All-Star Heath Bell to propel the PawSox to a come-from-behind 3-2 victory over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders Friday night at PNC Field.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Pawtucket squandered a 6-0 lead over the final three innings as the Rochester Red Wings scored eight unanswered runs to earn a come-from-behind 8-6 victory over the PawSox Thursday afternoon at Frontier Field.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Pawtucket twice batted around in the seventh inning on Wednesday, first sending 12 batters to the plate and scoring six runs in the opener of a twin-bill, then scoring four times in the...
ROCHESTER, NY — Tuesday night's game between Pawtucket and Rochester was suspended by heavy rains in the top of the fourth inning with the PawSox leading, 2-1. The game will be resumed Wednesday at 5:05...
ROCHESTER, NY — Rochester starter Trevor May pitched 81/3 dominating innings with 11 strikeouts as the Red Wings opened a four-game series with a 6-1 win over the Pawtucket Red Sox Monday night. The PawSox...


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More than 1,000 athletes, several hundred coaches and many more family members have gathered in Billings for one of the year's biggest sports events.
For the third consecutive year, Billings is privileged to host the Special Olympics Montana State Summer Games, with the help of about 2,000 volunteers and many sponsors.
Teams have traveled from as far away as Anaconda, Big Sandy, the Bitterroot Valley, Malta, Choteau, Missoula and Whitefish. Other athletes are from neighboring communities, including Huntley, Hysham, Ryegate, Colstrip, Carbon County and Hardin. Dozens of adults and dozens more students from Billings will compete this week.
In all 68, teams will participate in two full days of competition that start Wednesday morning. Rocky Mountain College will host soccer. The Billings Exchange Club Par 3 and Lake Hills Golf Course will host golfing. Bowlers will compete at Sunset Lanes. Runners will line up in Daylis Stadium for the 3,000 meter race. Kayakers will paddle through Lake Elmo. Swimmers, gymnasts and weight lifters will be at Montana State University Billings. Horseback riders will be at the Intermountain Equestrian Center. That's just part of day 1.
All these events are open to the public and free of charge. A Special Olympics tab with a schedule of sports events was included in Sunday's Billings Gazette.
Now in their third year as co-directors of the Summer Games in Billings, Rick McCann of First Interstate BancSystem and Steve Wahrlich of Best Western Clocktower Inn, told a Gazette reporter that the heartwarming experience of having the athletes in Billings is a huge reward for our community beyond the dollars spent by the visitors.
"I have never seen the love and camaraderie come out of an event like this before," McCann said.
Everybody is invited to the opening ceremonies that start with a colorful pre-show at 6:30 and the show at 7 p.m. tonight in Rimrock Auto Arena. It will be a celebration unlike any other Billings will see this year. Cheerleaders, dancers, music, Roller Derby Dames and an eclectic mix of other performers and civic boosters will greet the athletes. Gov. Steve Bullock is scheduled to be on hand as honorary head coach. Billings Police Chief Rich St. John is slated to be the torch runner carrying the Flame of Hope to officially start the games.
Come out to MetraPark this evening and experience the pure joy of Special Olympics Montana. Join the fun and be part of something special.

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Hall County Commissioners considering property tax increaseBy Alyson Shields Staff GAINESVILLE - The Hall County Board of Commissioners has tentatively adopted a millage rate for the Countywide General Fund that will require an increase in property taxes as of this afternoon.
The increase of 4.36 percent is still a consideration, according to County Administrator Randy Knighton. "In this case, the indication is that [the] property tax rate would stay the same at 6.25 mills, which it currently is now," said Knighton. "However, because of the combination of growth and reassessment , and how that is determined in the tax digest, because of that, there could be a rollback, essentially to 5.98 mills. "So if the county were to consider maintaining it's current tax rate at 6.25 mills, that is considered a tax increase, by law, and has to be advertised as such." According to a release from the County, the proposed tax increase for a home with a fair market value of $175,000 is approximately $18.27 and the proposed tax increase for non-homestead property with a fair market value of $150,000 is approximately $15.66. There will be three public hearings for the possible increase at the Hall County Government Center on June 12 and 26 at 6 p.m. and on June 23 at 3 p.m. The budget and millage rate will be adopted immediately following the hearing on June 26, according to a release from the county. © Copyright 2015 AccessNorthGa.com
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Smart devices and rapid infrastructure rollout spell immense growth potential in the mobile learning eco system.
The APAC Mobile Learning Conference 2011 in Bandung, Indonesia held on 8-9 June 2011 was a big success. The conference attracted educators, mobile operators, CEOs', head of HR and IT as well as corporate and government senior officials from over 10 countriesThe conference was organised in collaboration with the Asia Pacific Mobile Learning Advisory Panel. Key supporters of this year's conference were Open University Malaysia and Multimedia Development Corporation Malaysia as Strategic Partners, Brilyan Learning as Indonesian host, LTT Global as Mobile Learning Partner and Mobile World Magazine as official publication.Wemel Cumavoo, co-Founder of Asia Pacific Mobile Learning & Edutainment Advisory Panel and Ir. Syamsul Aliah representing the Indonesian Host gave the welcome address. Prof. Dr. Ing. Kalamullah Ramli, Senior Advisor to the Minister for Technology Affairs and Guru Besar Teknik Elektro Universitas Indonesia, officiated the opening of the conference. He shared the Indonesian government's view on how M-Learning can bring about increased productivity and encouraged coordination from various parties, including the academic, private and government sector, to work together to develop M-Learning and added that the extensive rollout of mobile and internet infrastructure taking place in Indonesia would support the growth of mobile learning there.Wemel in his address said that, "The Asia Pacific Mobile Learning & Edutainment Conference has become an important platform in the Asia Pacific region in our efforts to develop and promote mobile learning infrastructure, applications, devices and content. He also stated that, "it's the perfect timing for mobile learning: the increased popularity of smart phones and the rise of mobile internet are bringing about a new focus on education and training and we should leverage the use of mobile technology to enhance learning experiences."The two day conference included a number of notable presentations covering a diverse range of topics and viewpoints from a distinguished line-up of speakers. The first day had its focus on the introduction and opportunities in the mobile sectors, taking into account the global perspective of mobile learning, content innovation and creation. Among the keynote speakers and panelists for the first day were Professor Emeritus Dr. Anuwar Ali, the President/Vice Chancellor of Open University Malaysia; Professor John Traxler of the University of Wolverhampton, UK; Dr. Serkan Toto, a renowned consultant for web and mobile industries in Japan; Kashminder Singh, Managing Editor of Mobile World Magazine and John Eyles, Advisory Board Member of Education Technology and Consultant at Urban Planet Mobile, USA.A mobile learning initiative case study entitled "An Integrated Mobile Learning Approach: Establishing A New ATKP Surabaya's Learning Culture And System" was presented by Rudy, Director of Akademi Teknik dan Keselamatan Penerbangan (ATKP) Surabaya. The project is supported by PT Len Industri. This air industry academy academy also had a booth to showcase the demo to all participants. The second day of the conference zoomed in to focus on mobile learning trends, collaboration efforts, leveraging on technology and commercialization models. Keynote speakers and panelists included Neil Ballantyne and Danny Whitehead from the British Council; Richard Castle of Skill-Pill Australia; Narenda Wicaksono of Nokia Indonesia; Daniel Chun, the Head of E-Learning at Art Group Limited, Hong Kong and Sriram Renganathan of Leadcom Technologies, Malaysia. Based on the keynotes, focused dialogue sessions and the constructive exchange of ideas it was agreed that enhanced devices and infrastructure will positively impact the delivery of learning and training and there is an immense growth potential and possibilities of private-public sector partnership in the mobile learning eco system. Leveraging on mobile technology will enhance learning experience and hasten the availability of learning and training resources anywhere, anytime for anyone.The APAC Mobile Learning & Edutainment Advisory Panel also announced that the nominations for this year's Mobile Learning Initiatives Recognitions are open to all educational organizations, corporate and government sectors who have taken initiative to use or promote mobile learning training or learning. The Mobile Learning Initiatives Recognitions will be presented at GoMobile 2011, happening in October 2011 in Kuala Lumpur. Nomination details are available online at www.gomobile.my


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By now I bet your wondering if we have decided on name for our little girl. The answer to that is yes :)
We decided awhile back, but waited until we were really sure to announce it. She will keep her Congolese name as a middle name, and be given a new first name.
I was looking at French names, since that is the native language of Congo. (Yes, I understand a lot of people there speak other languages such as Kituba or Lingala, however a lot of their names still are French). Anyhow, there is a name I have loved for quite some time, and we are happy to announce that her name will be Rose.
When I thought and prayed about her name, it made it even sweeter. Though she may have started life in thorns, I know that given the love of a family, she will blossom into a beautiful rose.
And just yesterday Kennedy asked me if we could plant a rose in our yard for her baby sister. So that is on the agenda for the weekend. Planting a rose for Rose.
"Fear not, for I have redeemed you;
I have called you by name, you are mine.
When you pass through the waters, I will be with you;
and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you;
when you walk through fire you shall not be burned,
and the flame shall not consume you. —Isaiah 43:1-2
I thought of her when I read this verse. I love that I can now pray for her by name. I don't know where she is, what she is experiencing, or if she's even born yet. But I pray for her anyway..... and so do her sisters, especially Kennedy, she talks about her all the time, and her nightly prayer always includes her baby sister in Africa.
I found these cute little letters in the dollar spot at Target last week and I just had to get a letter for each of my girls..... Right now, they hang out right by my desk, as a constant reminder of what we are working towards..... our sweet Rose.
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Market Thoughts: Post-Election Update 11.7.12
November 7, 2012
Last night's election results across the U.S. have pulled forward many important questions about the economy, events heading into the calendar year-end, and other considerations linked with political changes. We see the pending "fiscal cliff" as an important focal point for plan sponsors and your plan participants. While we do not want to draw unnecessary attention or create angst about the uncertain outcome, we do want to take a moment to define the fiscal cliff and communicate our views about what we could see in coming weeks as Washington works toward a potential compromise. We expect capital market volatility based on recent precedents but do not see the fiscal cliff as a reason for plan sponsors or participants to diverge from their long-term retirement savings objectives.
- The maximum tax rate on ordinary income would increase from 35% to 39.6%.
- The maximum tax rate on qualified dividends would increase from 15% to 39.6%.
- The maximum rate on long-term capital gains would increase from 15% to 20%.
- The estate tax would increase from 35% to 55%.
- Estate tax exemptions would fall from around $5 million to around $1 million.
- The 2% payroll tax cut will end.
- A 0.9% Medicare payroll tax increase for upper-income households will kick in.
- The Medicare tax base for the same households' investment income will also take effect.
- Extended unemployment benefits will cease.
- The first round of discretionary spending cuts (established in August 2011) kick in, focused on discretionary spending caps over the next 10 years.
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- Color: Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
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I am housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
This dog is available to rescue, foster or adopt. If you are interested in this animal, please begin by filling out our online application which can be accessed through our website at www.hsccl.org and we will contact you. Find us on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/pages/Humane-Society-of-Cedar-Creek-Lake/155194581183469?sk=wall.
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Mojave, a Plano Hound (Unknown Type) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Hound (Unknown Type) for sale in Plano, or seeking a Hound (Unknown Type) dog from a breeder in Plano.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Plano already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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In this handout image provided by NASA, an Orbital Sciences Corporation Antares rocket launches from Pad-0A at NASA's Wallops Flight Facility January 9, 2014 at Wallops Island, Virginia. Antares is carrying the Cygnus spacecraft in Orbital Sciences' first cargo resupply mission for NASA. Cygnus is carrying science experiments, crew provisions, spare parts and other hardware to the space station.
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China's state-run media recognizes severe air pollution, calls for change
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A child wearing a mask walks in a park in Beijing on January 15, 2013. Public anger in China at dangerous levels of air pollution, which blanketed Beijing in acrid smog, spread as state media queried official transparency and the nation's breakneck development.
The "airpocalypse" is the term being used to describe the record high levels of pollution in China's northern region, including the capital city of Beijing. In recent days, the poor air quality has sent hundreds to local hospitals for respiratory problems, and the thick smog closed freeways and airports because of poor visibility.
The country has even issues an "orange fog warning," due to diminishing visibility, and even the usually mum state-run media has been covering the issue and calling for emergency measures to curb pollution.
The smog is finally starting to dissipatem, but will all that pollution blowing out to sea hit the West Coast?
Kim Prather, professor of atmospheric chemistry at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, joins the show to tell us more.


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I usually trade at least 10 seeds or about 25 if they are small, I would like the same amount from you.
I have tons of ziplock (2 by 3 inches) for trade too. I can give 5 zip lock bags for each variety of plant. I prefer large trades to save time and money. I also like to throw in bonuses/suprises, and would appreciate the same (Just request an add-on surprise, and how much we should include) At the moment, I am interested in trading for vine flowers such as morning glories, etc. I really don't grow flowers anymore, so I am mostly just interested in vegetables. I don't have many vegetables seeds to trade at the moment as my stock is limited due to hurricane Sandy. But to give you an idea of what I am looking, I am looking for unique vegetables/fruits that you wouldn't find in stores as such as unusual tomatoes that are not red, ornamental peppers, etc. I love gourds/pumpkins. I don't need anyone to offer me common varieties such as green California pepper, beefsteak tomatoes, etc. I probably have them. Just only looking for unique, hard to find seeds. Thanks and happy trading!
Feel free to check out my vegetable seed list on my member page but I may not have a lot left over especially the lettuce seeds.
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Hi, I have lots of unusual tomato varieties...White Queen, Black Sea Man, Peron Sprayless, Indian Stripe, Amazon Chocolate, Brad's Black Heart, Cherokee Purple, Aunt Anna, White Tomesol, Black Krim, Nature's Riddle, Ivory White Pear, Japanese Black Trifele, Gary O' Sena, and San Marzano. Pepper-wise, I have Sheepnose Pimentos, Jimmy Nardello. I'd love to swap for some of your flowers, if you're interested. |
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Take a look at my trade list and see if there is anything you would like. I am interested in your thumbelina zinna's and the white swan echinachea and the red velvet celosia. Let me know if you see anything. Also,legallyheidi, I would be interested in trading with you too. Take a peek at my trade list and see if there's anything you would like and let me know if you wanna trade too. |
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Kimnkell: Nice list! What are you interested in? |
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legallyheidi, I am interested in these seeds on your trade list. Jimmy Nardello Pepper Brad's Black Heart Tomato White Queen Tomato Black Sea Man Tomato Balck Krim Tomato Let me know if you see anything you would like to trade for on my list. |
Hi - I have heirloom tomatoes and morning glories and would like to trade for your white swan, gaillardia and dianthus/sweet william. Could I send you my list? Doreen. |
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HOUSTON, Sept. 30 -- Mesa Energy Holdings Inc., Dallas, reported promising if modest flow test results from two vertical New York Marcellus shale wells on which limited frac stimulations were performed earlier this year.
Reisdorf Unit-1, in northern Java field, Wyoming County, had an estimated CAOF of 220 Mcfd of gas from Marcellus at 1,380 ft. Shut-in pressure exceeded 900 psi, well above engineering estimates for this depth. The recompletion had a limited, highly focused frac job due to regulatory limitations.
Well data also indicate at least two viable shale zones uphole from the Marcellus as well as good potential in the underlying Onondaga limestone.
Ludwig-1, in southern Java field, exhibited higher initial pressures and flowback rates than expected, but pipeline curtailments made it difficult to complete frac water flowback and not enough data are available to accurately quantify the gas flow. Mesa Energy perforated and fraced 36 ft at 1,892-1,994 ft.
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1 A Meditation of David, which he sang to the Lord concerning the words of Cush, a Benjamite. O Lord my God, in You I put my trust; Save me from all those who persecute me; And deliver me, | 1 O LORD my God, I take refuge in you; save and deliver me from all who pursue me, |
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The Groovy Mock resides in the groovy.mock.interceptor
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In principle, it is used like this:
Groovy Mocks were inspired by EasyMock.
Find background information about Mocks and endo-testing under XP2000 conference paper.
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Some tests to demonstrate how to use the MockFor class.
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I usually make my pizza dough just before making pizza. I want to make the dough on Saturday to use on Sunday. How long should I let it set out before using it? Thanks. |
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I find, with refrigerated dough, it takes about 1-1.5 hours to come to room temperature, and then you have to add the regular rising time (another hour or so). May I make a suggestion? On Saturday, make your dough, letting it rise as the recipe states, shape, (rise) and bake it so it's cooked, but still very light. Let cool completely, and store in a sealed plastic bag. That will give you a couple of advantages--you won't have to worry about how long to get it out on Sunday, it will be of better quality (I'm never as pleased with refrigerated dough as dough that's made and baked), and it will save you work and time on Sunday. Just use it as you would if you bought a pre-baked shell. |
Countrygal, I actually have to disagree with Azzalea. Your crust will be that much better, more developed flavour and improved texture if given a longer cold fermentation. I'd make the dough as early as possible on Saturday (Thursday or Friday would be okay too). After the first rise, knock it down, cover and refrigerate. Make sure you use a big enough container because the dough will continue to rise. You might have to knock it down more than once. I find that it takes two to three hours sometimes for the dough to come to room temperature and start to rise again. Of course this probably depends on the amount of dough. I took a double batch of dough (over 8 cups flour) that I made Monday out of the fridge in stages yesterday - three hours apart. The first batch netted two loaves of bread and a pizza which we had for lunch. And the second batch three loaves. I make bread most weeks and often plan to bake a pizza intentionally with dough that was made 3 to 5 days earlier. |
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Does the recipe make a difference on which works best and how soon to make the dough ahead? Here is the recipe I usually use. 1 cup whole wheat flour I always double this recipe to make 2 crusts, but will need to make 2 double batches this time. |
Nope....your recipe will be fine with what Ann said. when I make pizza from dough that has been refrigerated, I like to take it right from the refrigerator and roll it out while it's still cold. It doesn't snap back at you that way, and working the dough warms it a bit and rolled out it also warms faster. |
- Posted by countrygal_905 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 26, 12 at 10:44
Thanks everyone for your help. Linda, I think I'm going to try rolling it out cold like you suggested. |
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Things I have recently spotted that may
be of interest to someone else:
Christianity: Staci Johnson has a post on beliefs, and discusses the
difference between a posture and a position.
Weekend Fisher considers Grace
and the Trinity.
Henry Neufeld says that he
is not an evolutionist, any more than he is a gravitationist.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware has posted what
they say is the best list of free security products in the world.
Philosophy: The Skeptical Zone discusses
intelligence, as in Intelligent Design.
Science: Wired reports
that the time of year when a baby is conceived (or born) influences how healthy the child will be.
National Public Radio reports
on the ancestry of dogs. It turns out that some dogs in the Americas
are mostly descended from dogs that were in the Americas before Europeans came here, bringing their own dogs.
source (public domain)
Musings on science, the Bible, and fantastic literature (and sometimes basketball and other stuff).
God speaks to us through the Bible and the findings of science, and we should listen to both types of revelation.
The title is from Psalm 84:11.
The Wikipedia is usually a pretty good reference. I use the English Standard Version (ESV) of the Bible, and try to cite it appropriately. I also use the World English Bible (WEB), which is public domain. I am grateful.
I have written an e-book, Does the Bible Really Say That?, which is free to anyone. To download that book, in several formats, go here.
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Hey, thank you for the link.
Yes, I *am* behind in my reading of other blogs ... :)
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- July 28, 2013
- Martin LaBar said...
Thanks! I've been there and done that.
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Matt Ryerson, president and CEO of United Way of Bradley County, believes the sentiment is as true today as during Jefferson's presidential years.
"These are words of our past president and it speaks the truth of our human nature," Ryerson said. "People have peace in their hearts and a sense of belonging to society when they help each other. This desire to provide aid to others in need fills our lives with joy and great satisfaction knowing that we helped somebody. When people are in need of help, they tell their friends by word of mouth or a community bulletin board."
Starting Aug. 1, the United Way's Volunteer Center will be an online community bulletin board for people in need of a service. Nonprofit schools, hospitals and nursing homes will be able to use the online Volunteer Center to spread the word about ways community members can get involved with their work and serve those in need. The inspiration to start the Volunteer Center was derived from Lee University's Leonard Center, which helps Lee University students find opportunities to serve in the community.
The Volunteer Center recently held a successful kickoff event for the nonprofits that will be involved in posting volunteer opportunities on the website. With approximately 50 people attending the event, it was considered a promising start for informing the community of the upcoming training events and overall goal of the Volunteer Center.
"The Volunteer Center was extremely well received by the guests and the most common response to this phenomenal resource was, 'We should have had this tool available five years ago!'" Ryerson said.
"The United Way of Bradley County is thrilled to be offering this incredible resource that will connect community members to community needs," Volunteer Center Coordinator Jaynese Waddell said. "This will revolutionize the way in which volunteers get connected with the nonprofit community and with community needs."
The United Way's Volunteer Center will be available and completely functional, effective Aug. 1, for both volunteers and organizations with service needs. The website is www.volunteerocoee.org. When the site is up, volunteers can visit the website and browse the many different organizations and opportunities where they can serve.
When an organization has a volunteer service opportunity that it would like to have placed on the online Volunteer Center database, the organization will need to attend a training session on learning how to input and update the information online. The United Way of Bradley County will be hosting the training sessions in its conference room, located at 85 Ocoee St. SE, Cleveland TN 37311. The times and dates for the training sessions are:
- Wednesday, June 19, 2 to 4 p.m.;
- Tuesday, June 25, 9 to 11 a.m.;
- Monday, July 1, 10 a.m. to noon;
- Tuesday, July 9, 9 to 11 a.m.;
- Thursday, July 18, 1 to 3 p.m.; and
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My name is Kyle I'm 21 years old and I'm from Louisville, KY. I've been a Disney fan since the first time I went to WDW when I was only 5 years old. And I'll finally be going back to the World for the first time since then with my girlfriend this May, and I cannot even put into words how excited I am. Its like a dream come true. :yahoo:
Sadly, I just found the podcast and the site back in early December but now I am addicted. I've been going back and listening to all of the old shows everyday in the car to and from work. I decided to go ahead and join the forum so I could mingle with some like minded Disney fans. Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. I'm very excited to be part of the WDW Radio community.


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Photos: Twenty most memorable mug shots of November 2012
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The default way to order content from the Play Store is to add a credit card to Google Wallet, but if you've grown accustomed to having purchases show up on your bill like the good ol' days when phones were phones, there's the option to enable carrier billing. The choice isn't universal, and while it's available to customers on AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon here in the US, it still has to trickle out to other carriers around the world.
If you've been waiting to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S4, today's the big day, and you're not short of choices when it comes to retailers or networks.
The phone is up for pre-order on all of the UK's major networks - EE, Three UK, Vodafone, O2, Orange, and T-Mobile - as well as Carphone Warehouse, Phones4u, and Amazon. Don't know which network to go with? Let's break it down for you...
Now that Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy S III Mini, Phones4U has started to take pre-orders in the UK, with prices for the mid-range phone starting at £25 a month.
All of the tariffs on offer from Vodafone, Orange, and O2 offer the phone for free, although none of the plans include a data allowance over 1GB per month.
The cheapest option is available from Vodafone, giving you 300 minutes, unlimited texts, and a paltry 250MB of data per month for £25.
Orange and T-Mobile UK, the two companies forming the new 4G EE network in the UK, have launched three 4G capable Android phones today.
That means that if you're an Orange or T-Mobile customer, you can now buy the Samsung Galaxy S III LTE, HTC One XL, or Huawei Ascend P1 LTE on contract to ensure that you're ahead of the game before 4G goes live in the UK at the end of this month.
It looks like mobile device users in the UK can expect 4G services to begin rolling out a bit sooner than previously expected – six months sooner, to be specific.
The Wallstreet Journal reported Tuesday that the UK government has struck a deal with the UK's four largest mobile operators which will enable the auction of 4G mobile spectrum to begin at the end of 2012, with bidding beginning in early 2013.
If you asked someone off the street what Everything Everywhere was, they probably wouldn't have a clue what you were talking about. The company is yet to establish its own brand presence in the UK, but it's certainly busy setting things up behind the scenes.
For those of you who don't know, the company has been around for a while, ever since the merger of T-Mobile and Orange. Just last week, we learnt that the network would be the first to launch 4G in the UK, and now it's partnered with MasterCard to offer NFC payments on its devices in a 5-year deal.
Intel has been conspicuously absent from the mobile arms race in recent years but 2012 is the year the company changes all that. After a significant showing at CES this year, Intel has now teamed up with Orange to deliver San Diego. No, not the city, and get used to making the distinction. The San Diego is Europe's first Intel-powered Android phone.
The 4.03" device will be powered by the 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2460, and run on an HSPA+ network.
I won't lie: I have no qualms about calling shenanigans on this one, especially considering the recent Nokia/Microsoft alliance. So with that said, let's proceed to examine what is, most likely, the latest entry in the Android Photoshop fail series:
Indeed, it appears that Nokia and Google have overcome their differences and created an almost button-less, Deezer-running Android phone for the masses... or so says Orange. Reality, of course, begs to differ.
Having your phone model supported by CyanogenMod's community is quite an honor nowadays, and for many people it's a deciding factor when picking up a new phone. CM usually stays ahead of the curve and is likely to support your phone well after manufacturers and carriers stop showing any interest.
Therefore, ZTE Blade/Orange San Francisco owners should be feeling quite ecstatic right now, as the world's largest ROM community announced its official support of this device (see Cyanogen's commit here).
Since the advent of Android in 2009, the family of devices running Google's mobile OS has grown from one handset to now hundreds and possibly thousands of unique models. In recent months, Android has seen an explosion of devices coming from lesser-known Asian manufacturers, with one of the main selling points being price. The manufacturers realized that with Android they had a readily and freely accessible operating system, a large market of potential customers, and all they had to do was put together a cheap device to capitalize on Android's continued growth.


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Breakfast Topic: What makes a WoW geek? {WoW}
Dec 1st 2010 9:53AM What makes me a WoW geek?
1) I'm a bit of an artist (though not an especially good one). I can't count the number of times I've drawn myself, my friends, all our characters, the various bosses we've downed.
2) I made my main out of Lego (fans of The Instance podcast probably saw it on their blog during the "make your own figureprint" contest last year)
3) I have a section of my bank devoted solely to awesome-looking weapons I've acumulated over the years.
3a) And another section for costume pieces and RP items.
Scattered Shots: Grandpappy Frostheim on the end of Wrath {WoW}
Nov 30th 2010 8:56AM Remember when you didn't get your mount until 40?
Remember when your mounts and pets were just more items that were taking up bag/bank space?
I remember back before there was the LFG tool. Honestly, I miss those times. Not because it took forever, but because you could screen out the morons before stepping foot in a dungeon.
Oh, the horror stories I have from LFG...
Preorder Cataclysm at Gamestop and get special perks {WoW}
Nov 30th 2010 8:48AM Ya know, comment threads like this one make me appreciate my local Gamestop even more. Oh, sure, the used games thing is shady, but I actually like my local GS.
Seems one of the Bizzaro-world Gamestops has leaked over into our universe, because at the local GS, the employees ackowledge that the prices are BS and will spend far more time BSing about games (new and old) with the customers than trying to cram pre-orders and strategy guides down their throat.
Then again, that's just one of the three Gamestops in this area. ... the others are, sadly, just as you described.
Don't panic -- Massively's getting a makeover! [Update #5] {Massively}
Nov 23rd 2010 9:50AM It was a bit jarring at first, but I like it! Personally, I find black on white to be easier to read.
Breakfast Topic: How do you get past bad nights? {WoW}
Nov 19th 2010 9:50AM If people in my group are having a hard time, I usually try to break the tension by being crazy/silly. Note that this only works with a particular group mindset. Calling out "roll for blame" after a wipe may not be the best way to make friends.
When I'm personally having a bad night, I either go for something amazingly easy and satisfying (soloing those damn Fel Reavers) while listening to death metal...
Or I fish in Teldrassil while listening to Enya. ... ... what? Don't give me that look.
The evolution of zerg dungeon farming {WoW}
Nov 19th 2010 9:48AM Preach it! Sure today you can ROFLstomp anything out there, but I can clearly remember the times when these instances were HARD! It took me a half-dozen runs through heroic Culling of Stratholme before we could even make it to the extra boss on time. Now that I'm in ICC-level gear? We get spend more time getting Arthas to move his lazy arse than fighting zombies.
The Daily Grind: What do you think about lifetime subscriptions? {Massively}
Nov 15th 2010 9:52AM I've actually convinced a friend to go with a lifetime subscription to an MMO (specifically, Star Trek Online). We did the math and if he went with the pay-by-month option instead, the lifetime sub would pay for itself in a year and a half.
Personally, I don't care much for lifetime subs, especially when the state of the game is questionable. $299 seems rediculous to me, but I know I've spent way more than that on World of Warcraft alone...
Champions Online going F2P {Massively}
Oct 26th 2010 3:15PM I'm rather sad that I can't bring back my old characters, but I'm so glad I can get back into this game. Despite its faults, I really enjoyed CO and I hope to keep enjoying it in the future!
Breakfast Topic: Is your main a former alt? {WoW}
Oct 26th 2010 9:25AM My friend and I started WoW way back when, before the level 60 Naxx was introduced. We started it as a game we could learn and get into together (I was a City of Heroes nut while Final Fantasy XI was his thing). He said we'd roll humans first to get used to the game before we made our horde character (because the horde are just that darn awesome).
Several years and 80 levels later, those humans are geared enough to fight the Lich King and the highest hordies we have are about level 35.
Drama Mamas: Raiding while female {WoW}
Oct 22nd 2010 12:07PM Apparently the comment system ate my comment. :(
Unfortunately, there still seems to be some people that believe women are
a) totally inept
b) somewhere between an emotional train-wreck and an roller coaster.
I admit, I still have a bit of bias against women in games, but I blame that on my ex-gf being... well... totally inept at games and an emotional roller-coaster.
Thankfully, I've had enough counter-examples that my biases are quickly fading.


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The Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers (SBPT) 2012
For 2012 Klick Health is proud to be involved with the Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers (SBPT) annual conference. This event provides the specialized healthcare training knowledge that can help industry veterans and newcomers alike.
We are providing two workshops at this event:
Showcase from the Leading Edge of mLearning
This workshop will feature a showcase of innovative mobile learning solutions that Klick Health is currently developing on behalf of its clients, including iPad learning portals, social video learning, and snippets (quick-hits of contextual learning). The presenter will use these showcases to illustrate how to determine ideal mobile learning scenarios and to provide examples of mobile technologies attendees can implement on their own.
Leading Through Innovation: Digital Training Strategy Best Practices
Sherri Griffin & Neil Gottlieb
Leaders in training and development are facing new technologies and innovations that promise the holy grail of better learning and instant changed behavior every day. The adoption of new technologies, like iPads and Smartphones, has never been faster and the demands on how we deliver effective training have never been greater. But as leaders in training and development, how do you ensure that your teams are making the right mode of delivery choices? Is it as simple as just asking should this be eLearning or mLearning? How can you ensure they don't throw the baby out with the bathwater on your current offerings? And the really big question – how can you get ahead of the learning technology curve?


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Santa Clara, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 12/13/2012 -- New Missouri death records have been recently added to the death records category of Archives.com. The staff behind the said website aims to make searching for death records in Missouri easier and faster. With easy and fast navigability feature and advanced tools, the owners of the site are confident that they will be able to cater to the needs of researchers in the most efficient way possible.
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In the site, researchers will also not find it hard to look for the death record of a certain individual, as the state death records are subcategorized into year of death. Searchers just have to supply the necessary information asked by the site in order for them to easily find the specific death record they are looking for.
Archives.com is also well commended by users due to its comprehensiveness. Aside from death records, it also has records for marriage, divorce and birth, making it known as one of the most reputable and reliable record providers online. Apart from that, the site also provides exclusive access to the 1940 census, the very first public availability of the records that had been restricted because of the government's 72-year privacy policies on census data.
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What to Expect During a Catheter-Directed Thrombolysis
Image-guided, minimally invasive procedures such as thrombolysis are most often performed by a specially trained interventional radiologist in an interventional radiology suite or occasionally in the operating room.
You will be positioned on the examining table.
You will be connected to monitors that track your heart rate, blood pressure and pulse during the procedure.
A nurse or technologist will insert an I.V. into a vein in your hand or arm so that sedative medication can be given intravenously. You may also receive general anesthesia.
The area of your body where the catheter is to be inserted will be shaved, sterilized and covered with a surgical drape.
A very small nick is made in the skin at the site.
Guided by X-rays, your doctor will insert a catheter through the skin into a blood vessel and advance it to the area of poor circulation.
A contrast material is then injected through the catheter and a series of X-rays is taken to pinpoint the location of the clot. Your doctor will review the images and determine whether the clot will be best treated by a clot-dissolving medication, by breaking it up with a mechanical device, or both.
To treat the clot with medication, the catheter is left in place and connected to a special machine that delivers the medication at a precise rate. Clot-dissolving medications are delivered through the catheter over several hours to a few days. It may take up to 72 hours for the clot to dissolve, during which time you will be monitored closely by the medical staff.
Removal of the clot from the vessel by a mechanical device is a relatively quick procedure (usually completed in less than one hour) and generally does not require a lengthy hospital stay.
At the end of the procedure, the catheter will be removed and pressure will be applied to stop any bleeding. The opening in the skin is then covered with a dressing or skin glue. No sutures are needed.
Your I.V. will be removed.
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Devices to monitor your heart rate and blood pressure will be attached to your body.
You will feel a slight pin prick when the needle is inserted into your vein for the intravenous line (IV) and when the local anesthetic is injected.
The intravenous (I.V). sedative will make you feel relaxed and sleepy. You may or may not remain awake, depending on how deeply you are sedated.
You may feel slight pressure when the catheter is inserted but no serious discomfort.
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Technically successful thrombolysis requires that the catheter be placed in a stable position near the clot. This means that the catheter tip is situated so that the clot-dissolving agent can reach the site of the obstruction. In a small percentage of cases, the procedure is not technically possible. It is important to understand that clot removal alone cannot repair tissue already damaged by lack of circulation. Further treatment may be required, both for the underlying condition that caused the clot and for any damage to affected organs or other tissues.


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We started off what was to be both a busy and successful week with a stall on the Monday, the day before fresher's fair opened. This day spent on campus allowed us to test the water in order to see whether our proposed leading topic, zero hours contracts, would resonate with Manchester students. Immediate positive reactions confirmed that zero hours contracts was the issue through which we could best reach those with a class basis to their politics.
Emboldened by our initial success it was decided that we would keep the stall running outside the student's union building as well as another stall inside the fresher fair its self. It was this pincer approach along with solid work from all comrades involved that allowed us to build on the previous day , selling a total of 24 megaphones/newspapers.
With an expected lull of human traffic on the second day of the fresher's fair we had the slowest day of the week. Despite this we were able to increase the number of signatures of the petition and sign-up sheets further bringing us to the grand total of 98 sign ups and 132 petition signatures over the three days.
On Friday we rounded off a successful week of recruitment with a well-attended meeting in a pub across the road from the Students' Union. National student organiser Ian Pattison led an informal discussion on the nature of Socialism and what we stand for, which even experienced comrades commented was enlightening. All present expressed their intent to attend regular meetings on campus, join the S29 march, and some even volunteered to support the Hovis and FBU pickets—not your average Freshers' Week activity!
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Many years ago we bought a duplex on a lake, and converted it into a single family home by taking out walls and a staircase. It's now a 2 story home, all bedrooms upstairs, all living areas down. It is located near Memphis, Tn.
Since it was built as a duplex, it has a separate unit for each side, but is not zoned for up and down. The hvac units are all old now, and we're doing some other renovation, so it is my intention to pretty much start over with the hvac. Our issues with the current setup are: 1. I think it's inadequate. It recently took 20 hours of running to cool the inside temp from 80 down to 72. 2. We can't get the temp comfortable for both upstairs and downstairs. 3. Since it's a vacation home, we like to go over on a Friday after work sometimes. I leave the units off when we're not there, but they can't cool the place down, as in note 1. I do have a land-line, but no internet hookup there. It occurred to me that we could install motel units downstairs, to provide the extra kick it takes to cool the place down initially, and / or maybe zone for upstairs and down. We're at an age now where we're going to indulge ourselves and do the job properly, so I'm looking for advice. My HVAC man at the lake says "start over with a single system zoned for up and down that you can call ahead and get cool before you show up". I don't know if that's the best route or not, so seek advice. |
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20 hrs to cool down from 80 to 72 is not necessarily poor performance. At what outdoor temp? Without seeing job, I personally think you would be better satisfied and more comfortable with a separate system for upstairs and downstairs. Of course, I am certain ductwork would have to be reworked or probably replaced altogether. Second choice would be one larger system with zoning controls for each floor. This can be problematic on a redo like you are discussing and would require an experienced HVAC contractor. IMO |
Thanks for your comments. I'll be talking to our hvac guy this weekend. |
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If the duct work exists for the upper and lower floors, then I think having two separate systems would offer the most comfort and flexibility. It will cost more than a single zoned system. |
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Chester Zoo tickets £9.99
Was 'told' the other day by OH that we were going to Chester Zoo so began searching for vouchers or discounts to no avail. Found loads of 'kids go free' tickets but nothing for adults without kids. A final google, however, took me to a forum (I forget which I'm afraid) where someone suggested you could buy tickets from the information desk at Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet (about 5/10 minutes from the zoo) for £9.99 as opposed to the £14.99 gate price. Worth a look I thought.
So we headed down there, parked next to the food court, ran in and sure enough bought 2 adult tickets for the zoo for £9.99 each! The next bonus was that while it added about 10 minutes onto our journey, when we arrived at the zoo, as we already had tickets, we bypassed the huge queues for tickets and went straight through the side entrance probably saving us about 20 minutes!
According to the lady on the information desk, the tickets don't have to be used on the day of purchase, but they did have an expiration date of the end of the month stamped on them so they seem to need to be used in the month of purchase. It should be noted that at peak times the gate price is £16.49 so there's a potential 40% saving to be had!
So just in summary-
Adult tickets for Chester Zoo for £9.99, available from the information desk in the food court at Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet!
- Will have a look.
- voted hot, went a few weeks ago, loved it :)
- Good find :)
- ooh very handy. we are going on friday. thanks VERY much :)
- Chester Zoo is a good day out but I'd turn up early and park near the entrance if you can.
Me and the wife took the kids at the end of summer holidays and after helpfully being advised how to park a car by one of the 30+ staff dotted around the carpark we headed inside. After a great day out we made our way back to our car only to discover some scrote had stuck a wood chisel through the door panel, popped the lock and had off with the radio. We reported it to the zoo's head of security who told us we were the eigth Ford Focus to have been done that day and in each instance it was so they could steal a factory fitted radio. According to him they have a regular problem with specific models of cars being targetted (he stated the same thing had happened a few weeks prior but that time there had been over 10 cars done).
The thefts are not helped by the fact they have no staff attending the carpark during the day to watch out for what must be pretty obvious teams of thieves carrying these thefts out although they can spare 30+ staff in the morning to advise people driving cars how to park them.... - Good find, thanks.
Chester zoo has always been notorious for cars being broken into. I'm amazed they still haven't increased security.
Can't the radio front be removed on focus's? - We have used these tickets from Cheshire Oaks loads of times when going to the zoo which is one of the best, if not the best in the UK....brilliant!!
You do indeed use the speedy entrance which they scan the ticket but the entrance price is not £16.49 but £14.95 as the extra is a voluntary donation to help the animals which you can refuse.
Take a look round Cheshire Oaks, big outlet shopping centre, with Links of London, Monsoon, Gap, Mulberry, Radley, Next, Jane Norman and many many more!! Fab day out. - Cool:thumbsup:I mean Hot:p
Be aware, that they will try and emotionally blackmail you into paying the donation price of 17.99 so you can donate your tax to charity.
I told them to get lost and had a great day! - It is true that the gate price includes a voluntary donation, but you can request not to pay it which makes roughly 10% cheaper, but still not as cheap as a tenner:-)
- i live about 10mins away, love it love it love it hot hot hot!
- There's a seller on ebay that sells coupons. I paid 99pence. He emailed me a set of printable coupons. 1 f them was for 1 free child's place with 2 adults. So that was a good saving :)
- raggoukThere's a seller on ebay that sells coupons. I paid 99pence. He emailed me a set of printable coupons. 1 f them was for 1 free child's place with 2 adults. So that was a good saving :)
This will save you 99p in future:-) - The bat cave is fantastic (opened by Douglas Adams himself). I think if I remember the blurb correctly they have endangered species that they are helping to breed and put back into the wild, which is kind of cool too.
- we have membership and use it like a park
just checked my calender and been 23 times since may
for 2adults its £90
PLUS yu can get into a lot of uk zoos too
been bristol x2, newquay x2, edinburghx1, paightonx1 this year also what with work and holidays - .... plus you get 20% off in the food and gift shops which is handy if you have kids.
- The bat cave is fantastic (opened by Douglas Adams himself). I think if I remember the blurb correctly they have endangered species that they are helping to breed and put back into the wild, which is kind of cool too.
- SloblockThe bat cave is fantastic (opened by Douglas Adams himself). I think if I remember the blurb correctly they have endangered species that they are helping to breed and put back into the wild, which is kind of cool too.
The bat cave is cool. The kids loved it, adults were more nervous but we had an idiot who came in behind us and shouted 'boo' really loud and scared the bats and they were flying frantically all over the place so people panicking. The keeper in the cave was none too happy and ushered him straight back out. The butterfly house is really nice and the Mansion house in the centre does a lovely meal ...we had a roll with choice of fillings, spicy curly fries (loads of them) and a salad for £4.95 which is not bad for an attraction. Better than hotdogs and burgers or you can get a scone and glass of wine for £2.95 if it takes your fancy. I agree, a great day out and we went from Durham to there twice in august cos we enjoyed it soooooo much. Also, when paying, someone does come up and ask if you would like to make a donation, but we politely said no and she was fine. You dont have to tell them to 'get lost' like another member says. How rude! They are only doing the job they are paid to do after all. But to avoid this, I think go to Cheshire Oaks and buy your tickets. Have fun!!:thumbsup: - Nice one! I LOVE Chester Zoo, and Cheshire Oaks is well worth a visit too. Hot!
- wow great price.
I wanted to take the family in the summer hols but could not find any offers, it was just too expensive