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Long ago when I first had a PC, one of the first gaming experiences I had was with a game called JezzBall. A quiet and unassuming title, its entire focus was on the concept of containing atoms (red and white balls) within a small amount of space by blocking off the areas. You'd do this by drawing lines across the screen thus eventually wiping out 75% of the screen's area. Pizarro follows a very similar format and is just as addictive too.
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RCC has a chance to get $8 million from the state. The money would provide health care education to its students. There is a catch: RCC would first have to come up with $8 million to match the states.
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- B.A. (with Honors), Rutgers the State University of New Jersey (1988)
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- Dissertation topic: Creative Destruction in R&D: On the Relationship between R&D Expenditure Volatility and Firm Performance
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- Associate Professor, Department of Management, Haub School of Business, St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia PA (2014 to current)
- Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Haub School of Business, St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia PA (2008 to 2014)
- Instructor, Temple University, Philadelphia PA (2005 to 2008)
- Instructor, Rutgers University, Camden NJ (2007 to 2008)
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- Telecordia Technologies, Piscataway, NJ (2004)
Served as Director -level advisor to Vice President of Product Management on the formation of new Wireless product management group.
- Unisys Corporation, Blue Bell, PA (1999 to 2004)
Served in a variety of Director-level positions, including corporate e-business strategy, product management for ASP solutions, and North American lead for Market Source Consulting Practice.
- AT&T Corporation, Basking Ridge, NJ (1990 to 1999)
Rose from first-level Manager to District Manager in four years. Participated in AT&T's Leadership Continuity Program, a development program for high-potential managers. Held a broad array of senior management positions in international corporate development, strategy, finance, marketing and forecasting
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Business Policy (undergraduate) Global Business Strategy Simulation (MBA) Global Business Strategy (MBA) Essentials of Management (Undergraduate
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2014. Proactive R&D Management and Information Disclosure: Ramifications for Innovative Chemicals Companies. Journal of Business Chemistry, 11(1).
2014. Knowing when to leap: Transitioning between exploitative and explorative R&D. Strategic Management Journal, 35: 126-135, with R. Mudambi.
2013. R&D expenditure volatility and firm performance: Organizational and environmental contexts. International Journal of Innovation and Technology Management, 10(4).
2012. Multinational enterprises and the geographical clustering of innovation. Industry and Innovation, 19(1): 1-21, with R. Mudambi.
2011. Proactive R&D management and firm growth: a punctuated equilibrium model. Research Policy, 40: 429-440, with R. Mudambi.
2009. Professional guilds, tension and knowledge management. Research Policy, 38(5): 736-745, with R. Mudambi.
2008. Business leaders speak out: Their real strategic problems. Journal of Business Strategy 29(5): 32-37, with H. D. Hopkins.
2008. Banking deregulation, punctuated equilibrium and early mover advantage. European Journal of Scientific Research 22(4), with H. D. Hopkins.
Book Chapters
2010. Technological clusters and multinational enterprise R&D strategy. In T. Devinney and T. Pedersen (Ed.) Advances in International Management: The Past, Present and Future of International Business Management, Vol. 23. Bingley, England: Emerald Group Publishing, 461-477, with R. Mudambi.
2009. Competitive dynamics in high-technology industries. In V. K. Narayanan and O'Connor (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Technology and Innovation Management. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell, 81-86, with R. Mudambi.
Other Reviewed Research
Mudambi, R. and Swift T. 2012. Leveraging knowledge and competencies across space: The next frontier in international business. Journal of International Management, 17(3): 186-189.
Technocrats in the Board Room: Technological Domain Expertise and the Nature of R&D-based Innovation, under review
The Dark Side of Proactive R&D Management: The Perilous Leap from Exploitation to Exploration, under review
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3:35 PM ET, May 15, 2013
O.co Coliseum, Oakland, California
W: A. Ogando (4-2)
L: D. Straily (1-2)
OAKLAND, Calif. -- If he had to choose one highlight play, Nelson Cruz preferred his run-saving, diving catch to his towering, three-run homer.
Those contributions with the bat and glove played a huge part in the first-place Texas Rangers holding momentum in the AL West with a 6-2 victory against the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday for a winning series.
Cruz connected for his 10th homer in the fifth, then chased down Brandon Moss' line drive to the gap in right-center for a defensive gem to end the sixth with Oakland runners on first and second.
"I had four or five steps before I got to the ball, I thought I had a chance before I dived," Cruz said. "I think the catch in that situation was nice."
Alexi Ogando thought so. He went on to earn his first career win against Oakland.
Ogando (4-2) didn't allow a hit until Eric Sogard's leadoff double in the sixth. The right-hander won his second straight decision and earned only his second victory in seven outings since consecutive wins starting the season.
Cruz greeted reliever Jesse Chavez in the fifth with a first-pitch drive to left, highlighting the Rangers' four-run inning.
"Hey, I'm an aggressive hitter," Cruz said, "I'm not going to change my approach."
Lance Berkman hit a two-run single and Adrian Beltre added an RBI single a day after hitting a 10th-inning home run. Elvis Andrus stole his ninth and 10th bases as the Rangers won their first series in Oakland since Sept. 20-22, 2011.
Ogando was thrilled with Cruz's day -- especially that pretty catch.
"Wow," the pitcher said. "It was an excellent play that helped so much. It's what we needed at that moment."
Derek Norris hit a sacrifice fly in the sixth for Oakland's first run. Coco Crisp, fresh off the disabled list, added one of his own in the seventh.
Last Oct. 3, Ogando entered in relief of the Rangers' 12-5 loss in Game No. 162 and was tagged for four runs in the eighth inning as the A's rallied to grab the AL West crown away from the Rangers.
Now, with the AL West-leading Rangers on a nice roll in mid-May, Ogando's first road win in his last six outings gave Texas some momentum heading home for a key four-game series with the Tigers starting Thursday.
The right-hander allowed two runs on four hits in six innings in his majors-leading seventh road start, his second ever against the A's and first in the Coliseum.
Cruz's home run gave the Rangers 14 in their last six games -- including three Tuesday night, two of them by Moreland.
"We've been playing real well all season long," Cruz said. "The offense has been getting clutch hits all year long, and the way Ogando threw was nice."
The Rangers wrapped up a 6-3 trip, and these clubs meet again for three games beginning Monday in Arlington. Texas played its majors-high 25th road game, but begins a four-game series against AL champion Detroit on Thursday night.
After losing the series opener 5-1, first-place Texas snapped a five-game losing streak in Oakland with a 6-5 win in 10 innings Tuesday night on the way to a third winning series in the last four.
"We wanted to come here and play good baseball and we're fortunate we did," manager Ron Washington said.
The A's loaded the bases with one out against Rangers reliever Michael Kirkman in the seventh, but got only Crisp's sacrifice fly.
Oakland starter Dan Straily (1-2) had his problems, too.
He plunked Ian Kinsler and Andrus back to back to load the bases with two outs in the third, then Berkman's single up the middle gave the Rangers the lead.
Straily avoided further damage in the fourth. After consecutive one-out walks to Mitch Moreland and David Murphy, and a wild pitch that advanced them both, Straily got a pair of flyball outs to escape unscathed. He walked four and struck out two in 4 1/3 innings of his second straight losing start and fourth consecutive winless outing.
"We're not playing well right now and we have to power through this, win some games and get on a roll," manager Bob Melvin said.
Crisp returned from a strained left hamstring and went 0 for 3 in his usual leadoff spot and playing center field.
Game notes
Rangers C Geovany Soto got a day off. ... A's LHP Brett Anderson experienced further soreness in his sprained right ankle after going through pitcher's fielding practice Tuesday. "Brett won't pitch tomorrow and maybe not in the foreseeable future here," Melvin said. "We're just not past the soreness that he's getting." ... After getting a break Wednesday, Oakland OF Chris Young (strained left quadriceps) is scheduled to play one more rehab outing Thursday with Triple-A Sacramento with the hope he will be activated from the DL on Friday ahead of a home weekend series against the Kansas City Royals. ... Melvin will spend Thursday's off day next door at Oracle Arena cheering on the Golden State Warriors in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals against San Antonio. ... Texas RHP Yu Darvish (6-1) faces Tigers ace Justin Verlander (4-3) in an anticipated matchup Thursday. The Rangers won seven of 10 vs. Detroit last year for their most victories in the season series since going 8-3 in 1998. "I'm just looking forward to beating Verlander," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. ... Rangers RHP Justin Miller is scheduled to be sent on rehab assignment Friday. He is on the 60-day DL recovering from elbow ligament-replacement surgery.
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Scoring Summary
3rd | L Berkman singled to center, L Martin and I Kinsler scored, E Andrus to third. | 2 | 0 | |
5th | A Beltre singled to center, E Andrus scored, L Berkman to third. | 3 | 0 | |
5th | N Cruz homered to left center (390 feet), L Berkman and A Beltre scored. | 6 | 0 | |
6th | D Norris hit sacrifice fly to center, E Sogard scored. | 6 | 1 | |
7th | C Crisp hit sacrifice fly to left, J Donaldson scored. | 6 | 2 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | O.co Coliseum, Oakland, CA |
Attendance | 20,414 (58.2% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:53 |
Weather | 63 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 12 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - D.J. Reyburn, First Base - Kerwin Danley, Second Base - Lance Barksdale, Third Base - Vic Carapazza |
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The phenomenon of free and open-source software poses legal risks for software developers that challenge even experienced technology and licensing attorneys. This regular Q&A column is designed to give members of our community general legal guidance without the burden of huge attorney's fees. Send us questions about legal issues that concern you and the "geek" lawyer will try to answer them.
Do I need to put a copyright notice on my software?
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Until 1976, copyright law imposed formal notice requirements. The failure of a copyright owner, through carelessness or inadvertence, to comply with the notice requirements caused the work to fall into the public domain. In 1976 Congress amended the Copyright Act to liberalize the notice requirement. Placement of a notice was still required, but if the owner neglected to do so, the defect could be cured by registration of the copyright and other actions within five years after publication. Then, in 1989, a new Copyright Act came into effect, bringing US law into compliance with the Berne Convention. For the first time, notice on published copies was no longer a condition of copyright protection. A copyright notice is still important, however. The Copyright Act, in section 401(d), provides that the presence of a copyright notice prevents a copyright infringer from claiming her infringement was innocent. That is, it prevents her from making the "I didn't know I was doing something wrong" defense. This has a major impact on potential damages for infringement. An "innocent infringer" may convince a court to reduce the award of statutory damages to $200, but a "willful infringer" can be held liable for statutory damages of up to $100,000. A copyright notice is easy to write. For most software, it consists of the following three elements: the symbol ©, the word "Copyright" or the abbreviation "Copr"; the year of first publication of the work; and the name of the owner of the copyright. Make sure your copyright notice is affixed to copies in such manner and location as to give reasonable notice of your copyright. Put a notice on disks or CDs containing your software, in documentation accompanying your software and on web sites from which your software is downloaded. A proper copyright notice, even though not mandatory, can have a big payoff if you ever have to enforce your copyright.
Can a software license restrict my ability to use software?
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Most software licenses are based on copyright law. The owner of a copyright in computer software has the exclusive rights to do and to authorize, among other things, the reproduction of the copyrighted work in copies. No third party can make a copy of software without obtaining the permission of the copyright owner. The word "copy" has a specific definition in the Copyright Act: copies are "material objects, other than phonorecords, in which a work is fixed by any method now known or later developed, and from which the work can be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated, either directly or with the aid of a machine or device". That definition creates a unique problem for software. The simple loading of a computer program into memory has been held to involve the creation of a copy, one of the exclusive rights of the copyright owner. So the mere act of running a program, and thus making a copy of the software in memory, can only be done with permission - unless we can point to another section of the copyright law that expressly authorizes the making of copies to use software. Congress resolved that problem in the Copyright Act of 1976 to allow software to be used when it added, in section 117, a limitation on the exclusive rights of copyright owners. Notwithstanding the other provisions of the law, it is not an infringement for the owner of a copy of a computer program to make or authorize the making of another copy of that program provided that such a new copy "is created as an essential step in the utilization of the computer program or in conjunction with a machine and that it is used in no other manner". To the extent that software you license is protected by copyright, section 117 of the Copyright Act provides that you are free to copy the software into memory for execution, and thus to use it in the normal fashion for which it is designed. Be careful though. Proprietary software licenses can contain other restrictions on use. Those restrictions do not stem from the copyright law, but they are imposed in a contract (e.g., the license agreement) between you and the software provider. Free and open-source software licenses do not impose such abhorrent contractual limitations on use. When you use software made available under licenses approved by the Free Software Foundation (FSF) or Open Source Initiative (OSI), you can be confident that you can use the software freely, just as the Copyright Act provides.
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Westminster College students, alumni, and staff provided a tremendous community outreach and service on Saturday (April12) along with outstanding environmental stewardship.Audio Visual's community e-recycling drive was an overwhelming success, as after 10+ hours of hauling, sorting, and loading pallets, over three truckloads of expired technology was packed and headed to be responsibly recycled by a certified R2 recycler here in Pennsylvania.
(Total pounds recycled will be forthcoming, but we have no doubt it was a record haul.) They gathered old cell phones, VCRs, DVD players, computers, television sets, radios and so much more.
Organizers were especially grateful for the total team effort that led to this success.
"Whether you donated, worked, helped promote, or dropped by with food and drink for those working, it is tremendously appreciated," Westminster AV Services Director Swanson said. "The community at large made a very clear statement that they want to responsibly recycle these often toxic items."
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The emphasis should not be on tolerance because tolerance is not acceptance. For some reason, every single teacher promotes tolerance!
True learning from everyone in a classroom can only be accomplished when acceptance has been achieved. Political correctness is a social construct, designed to divide and conquer; it is nothing more than different teams with loving government as a referee.


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lynda hardern - 31/07/2001
Our class like Absolutely Everybody and Touch Me Tonight to this music I like both dances equally, we split the floor and I want to do both at the same time
Niels Poulsen - 10/07/2001
Indeed, this is truly a good dance. Despite being intermediate level and the 64 counts you learn it really quickly. I will teach this dance as soon as possible. Good catchy (pop) music, and yes, that's important too!
Mark Hood - 26/06/2001
great dance by a great choreographer
Pat Laming - 08/06/2001
This dance is one of my favorites dances at the moment, took me all of 5 mins to learn, great dance
andy - 21/05/2001
briiliant dance good for both country and club.
Jill - 23/04/2001
we do this at our club too. A slightly easier alternative to "Picture of you"
Rita Johnston - 01/04/2001
Very Very nice dance goes lovely to the music you can't stop playing and dancing it
Tiffany Chase-Sadler - 29/03/2001
Great dance! Fits really well with the music which makes me really enthusiastic. A real floor filler at discos!


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Gpu Gems 3 (ebook+dvd)
English | Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional 2007 | ISBN-13: 9780321515261 | pages: 1008 | CHM | 367.96 MB
This third volume of the best-selling GPU Gems series provides a snapshot of today?s latest Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) programming techniques. The programmability of modern GPUs allows developers to not only distinguish themselves from one another but also to use this awesome processing power for non-graphics applications, such as physics simulation, financial analysis, and even virus detection?particularly with the CUDA architecture. Graphics remains the leading application for GPUs, and readers will find that the latest algorithms create ultra-realistic characters, better lighting, and post-rendering compositing effects.


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Let lighting take center stage with your next project. Enjoy 15% off all Artemide decorative and outdoor lights until March 22. If you are in Victoria, BC, stop by the Gabriel Ross showroom to see Artemide lights in situ and to learn more about the Artemide lighting collection.
Founded in the 1960s by Ernesto Gismondi, Artemide is one of the top internationally known illumination brands in the world. Known for its "Human Light" philosophy, Artemide is nowadays synonymous with design, innovation and its Made in Italy identity.
Designers and architects such as Richard Sapper, Neil Poulton, Jean Nouvel, Naoto Fukasawa and Michele De Lucchi are all contributors to the extensive stable of Artemide's collaborative work environment.
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This marriage record of Peter Wiseman (note the spelling variation from Wyseman) Surname variations are common even for the same person on the same certificate.
My gt grandfather is listed as Peter Wiseman with father William Wiseman and mother Ann Robert.
My gt grandmother is listed as Margaret (Stewart) Ogilvie.Her parents were James Ogilvie and Mary Ellen Gair.
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English Bible : Norton Critical Edition
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"Running out on the field during timeouts I always find myself taking a quick second to look around the stadium at the thousands of screaming fans looking down on these athletes," Bloch says. "It never fails to leave me feeling like an 8-year-old going to the stadium for the first time."
While at Whitworth, Bloch got his start with football when he was a team trainer during his senior year.
"That senior year gave me great confidence that I just might enjoy being an athletic trainer," he says.
After graduating from Whitworth Bloch earned a master's degree in exercise science from Central Washington University, where he was "thrown into the fire" working with one other colleague assisting more than 300 athletes.
"Fortunately what I had learned as a student athletic trainer at Whitworth, both in the classroom and in the training room, had prepared me very well to take on that challenge," Bloch says.
During the summer between his first and second year of graduate school, Bloch got his foot in the door with the Seahawks through a summer internship program, which he describes as "six weeks of grunt work, doing things such as setting up water caddies, cleaning and stocking Gatorade."
The grunt work paid off and eventually led to Bloch's current position as a season intern, which he anticipates will lead to a full-time position at the Seahawks.
Bloch attributes his career success in part to his Whitworth professors.
"Knowing that your professors in the athletic training program not only care about how you perform, but place your success above all else, became very clear to me," Bloch says. "The lessons I learned in the Whitworth athletic training program laid the foundation for what I strive to become as an athletic trainer and individual."
As an example of the dedication of his professors, Bloch says that during his junior year, he was struggling to keep up with his classmates. Instead of dropping him from the competitive program, Russell Richardson, a health science professor, met with Bloch outside of class to work on specific skills and to go over material taught in class.
"Every time I failed, we talked about it and worked out what went wrong and what must be fixed to ensure success the next time," Bloch says. "Every once in a while when I leave the training room at the end of the day, I remember that I would not be working at the NFL if it was not for Russell Richardson never allowing me to fail, Melinda Larson giving me the opportunity to work with the football team as a senior, Jolene Fisher's kind words and encouragement, Daman Hagerott's incredible teaching skills and Todd Sandberg's never failing guidance."
Located in Spokane, Wash., Whitworth is a private liberal arts university affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). The university, which has an enrollment of nearly 3,000 students, offers 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
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Goody's has added a headache relief shot to its line of fast-acting headache powders.
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TARRYTOWN, N.Y. – Goody's has added a headache relief shot to its line of fast-acting headache powders.
Prestige Brands Holdings Inc. said Monday that Goody's Headache Relief Shot represents a breakthrough in headache pain relief. The shot combines the pain relievers acetaminophen and caffeine in a fast-acting, single-dose liquid.
The portable, all-in-one formula also is easier to take and more convenient than pills, enabling quick relief anytime and anyplace, according to Prestige Brands.
Goody's Headache Relief Shot comes in packages of two, with each two-ounce bottle containing 1,000 mg of acetaminophen and 65 mg of caffeine. It is available in citrus and berry flavors.
"We believe the Goody's Headache Relief Shot is truly a game-changer in pain relief," stated Joseph Juliano, brand director for Goody's. "There is no other product like it on the market. It contains proven ingredients that we know are effective in reducing pain and delivers them in a quick, easy-to-drink shot. One dose of this fast-action liquid and you can stop worrying about a headache and be on the go again."
Goody's is a leading analgesic brand in the Southeast, Prestige Brands said. The company noted that NASCAR racing star Dale Earnhardt Jr. will play a major role in the Goody's Headache Relief Shot marketing campaign, including appearing in advertising, social media and retail promotions.
Goody's Headache Relief Shot will be sold at major retailers throughout the Southeast and nationally at Walmart, Walgreens and Dollar General.


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(born Aug. 11, 1892, Langholm, Dumfriesshire, Scot.—died Sept. 9, 1978, Edinburgh) Scottish poet. In 1922 he founded the monthly Scottish Chapbook, in which he published his lyrics and sparked the Scottish literary renaissance. A radical leftist, he rejected English as a medium and scrutinized modern society in verse written in "synthetic Scots," an amalgam of various dialects. A noted work is the extended rhapsody A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle (1926). He later returned to standard English in such volumes as A Kist of Whistles (1947) and In Memoriam James Joyce (1955). He is regarded as Scotland's preeminent poet of the early 20th century.
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Changing Weather: Cartoons Magazine Centennial 1912
Being that time of the year for a change in the weather, we look today at cartoons on that subject, from the October & November 1912 issues of Cartoons Magazine.
Click on the above & below pictures, to view the cartoons in detail, and read their captions.
Above, we have art by Herbert H. Perry, J.E. Whiting, R.D. Handy, Coleman F. Naughton, Ernest E. Burtt, Luther D. Bradley, and Harry J. Westerman.
Below, from Walter R. Allman, Frank Michael Spangler, W.A. Ireland, and Elmer Donnell.
Still more, above, from James H. Donahey, Fontaine Fox, Kin Hubbard, Whiting, Matthew Caine, and "Tad" Dorgan.
And beneath, by artists Charles Lewis Bartholomew ("Bart") and Guy Spencer. Plus two with now politically incorrect depictions involving "Indian Summer", by Steel, Ole May, and Billy Ireland.
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Ideal for groups and gatherings of all sizes, the Bolger Center is situated on 83 acres of landscaped grounds and offers a rejuvenating setting that creates an inviting atmosphere for both business and leisure travelers. Located just minutes from I-495 and I-270, Washington D.C. and all three International area airports, our Potomac MD hotel is designed to help you make the most of any stay. Our 70,000 square feet of function space with a 7,000-square-foot ballroom is ideal to host a small corporate meeting or opulent social event. At our hotel in Potomac, Maryland, all of our 431 modern guest rooms come equipped with free Internet access. Make time to explore our 43 acres of gardens, nature trails and sport courts. Enjoy exceptional on-property dining and much more. It's time to discover what sets the Bolger Center apart from other conference hotels in the D.C. metro area!
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Club Excelsior
Marmaris, Dalaman.
How about two fantastic swimming pools, complete with waterslides and a packed programme of day and night time fun and frolics for all the family ? Without children ? Then you can enjoy an all-round package of holiday enjoyment including a whirlpool and all important Premier League football matches, which are shown on TV.
Only 1 km from the beach and the resort centre.
One Bedroom Apartments sleep up to 4 adults in twin beds and a double sofa bed and have air-conditioning, satellite TV, kitchenette with cooking rings, fridge, toaster, microwave and kettle. Bathroom with shower over bath, hairdryer and furnished balcony or terrace. Two Bedroom Apartments have two bathrooms, two kitchenettes (only one with equipment), two lounge areas each have single beds in, sleep up to 8 adults in two double or twin beds (an additional charge is payable for air-conditioning in the 2nd bedroom) and four single sofa beds and have facilities as one bedroom apartments above.
Child prices: up to age 16 years. Two children?s pools; play area; mini-disco.
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Pharoahe Monch - Stand Your Ground (Rough)
Stand Your Ground (Rough) Pharoahe Monch
Originally intended for his upcoming album "PTSD" Pharoahe let's go of the rough edit of "Stand Your Ground" in reaction to the Zimmerman verdict. The track is meant to encourage listeners to "get involved". Produced and mixed by Lee Stone.
Give Stand Your Ground (Rough) a listen - it's a new offering from Pharoahe Monch. It was dropped on Monday, July 15th, 2013. Pharoahe Monch's musical situation is improving with every new release, and Stand Your Ground (Rough) will most definitely help the cause. It's a fine addition to the growing body of work Pharoahe Monch has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're looking forward to what Pharoahe Monch has in store.
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"If ?speed is what you need
If progress what you want to possess
See, when the system get you down
You got to just stand
I am just one man but I know my power
It's the final call, we're in the final hour
And we must not divide as we march toward our future
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The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd Man and the Natural World Quotes
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Time drives the flocks from field to fold (5)
The meter of "time drives" as a spondee foot forces the line on at a quicker pace, mirroring the imminent approach of winter. Brr!
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When Rivers rage and Rocks grow cold,
And Philomel becometh dumb; (6-7)
The phrasing of "rocks grow cold" is yet another mockery of the life Marlowe's shepherd sees in nature. By putting the words "rocks" and "grow" next to each other when everyone knows that rocks cannot, in fact, grow, Ralegh is making fun of Marlowe's idea that anything in nature can remain in a state of constant growth and fertility.
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The flowers do fade, and wanton fields
To wayward winter reckoning yields; (9-10)
The alliteration of soft sounds like F and W usually creates a gentle tone, but here Ralegh creates the opposite effect by using soft sounds to deliver harsh content.


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McLaren have confirmed a multi-year technology partnership with Honda, reviving one of the most famous technical associations in Formula One history.
From the start of 2015, McLaren's cars will be powered by Honda engines and energy recovery systems, renewing a relationship between the two companies that won four drivers championships, four constructors championships and 44 Grands Prix between 1988 and 1992.
Honda has not competed in Formula One racing since the end of 2008, but the switch to a new 1.6-litre turbocharged engine formula in 2014 has encouraged the Japanese firm to return to the sport.
Ever since its establishment, Honda has been a company which grows by taking on challenges in racing, commented Takanobu Ito, President and CEO of Honda Motor Company.
Honda has a long history of advancing our technologies and nurturing our people by participating in the worlds most prestigious automobile racing series.
The new F1 regulations with their significant environmental focus will inspire even greater development of our own advanced technologies and this is central to our participation in F1.
Martin Whitmarsh, McLarens team principal and Group CEO, hailed the significance of the deal.
Its fantastic news for everyone who loves Formula One to be able to welcome Honda back. Together, were about to embark on a new and extremely exciting chapter in McLarens history. Like McLaren, Honda is a company with motor racing woven into the fabric of its heritage.
Were proud and thrilled to be joining forces once more to take on the world in Formula One. Whilst both companies are fully aware that were embarking on a very demanding journey together, were hugely committed to the success of the partnership, and we'll spend the next 18 months working together to ensure that were fully established and competitive ahead of our first Grand Prix together in 2015.
Honda will develop its engines at its research and development facility in Tochigi, Japan, where it has already begun development of its all-new 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 Formula One engine.
Honda has built a reputation as a worldwide engineering giant, but its roots, its specialism and its passion lie in the advancement of the internal combustion engine, said Whitmarsh.
Throughout its history, Honda has pioneered engine technology in road cars, motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles. Indeed, its experience as a manufacturer of turbocharged engines is unequalled by any other car manufacturer currently competing in Formula One.
McLarens current drivers, Jenson Button and Sergio Perez, both expressed their excitement about the new partnership.
I first raced a Formula One car powered by a Honda engine in 2003, and I was a works Honda Formula One driver between 2006 and 08, winning my first Grand Prix in Hungary in 2006 in a Honda Formula One car, so I know exactly how passionate Honda is about motorsport, and Formula One in particular, said Button.
Perez was equally effusive: I was born in 1990 - the year Ayrton Senna won the second of his three world championships driving for McLaren-Honda - and Ive grown up always knowing just how much that era lives on in the hearts and minds of motorsport fans around the world.
Of course, Ayrton is my hero, as hes a hero to many millions of people living in Central America and South America. So todays announcement not only rekindles all the fantastic memories of that successful era, but it also starts a new age - which can be even more exciting.
Hondas agreement to supply McLaren with engines from 2015 onwards will bring to an end the Woking-based teams long association with their current engine provider, Mercedes. Whitmarsh paid tribute to the German manufacturer, with whom the team has had a relationship since 1995.
Its appropriate to recognise that until the end of 2014 well maintain a full commitment to our existing and long-standing partner, Mercedes-Benz, for which we retain the utmost respect and with whom we intend to continue to work diligently and professionally.
McLaren-Mercedes has so far won an incredible 78 Grands Prix and four world championships. We aim to cap our long-standing partnership with the same ambition and resolve with which we began it: namely, to keep winning.
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Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
I finally found the old hard drive that had the hi-res photos of this piece, so now I can make it a print! original piece is 18" by 18", ballpoint pen, watercolor, colored pencil and gold acrylic on paper, for a phobia themed show at Gristle in Brooklyn.
I seldom use the word amazing in this world where it is bantered about in the place of cute and nice, as they have watered down the power and meaning of the word. Your gallery however is truly amazing, exquisite and magnificent. It will bring me much pleasure following your work. Bravo!!!
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Photos of the affected area
The municipality of Verapaz (in the department of San Vicente, El Salvador) was one of the most affected areas. The mud- and landslides caused by Hurricane Ida's heavy rains carried away many houses and at least 19 persons in this municipality lost their lives. © PAHO/WHO
The external walls of Verapaz's health center were directly hit by the mudslides and inside the building, flood waters rose to a height of 1.5 meters. The building itself and all equipment were declared a total loss. Work is underway to relocate the facility to a less at-risk area. © PAHO/WHO
In the photo, the PAHO/WHO Representative and other Organization health experts mobilized to assist in the response visit the department of San Vicente to assess conditions in health facilities and shelters. © PAHO/WHO
PAHO/WHO continues to work to restore water supply systems damaged by the disaster so that affected communities will have safe drinking water. In the photo, PAHO/WHO health experts analyze the quality of water samples in the municipality of Verapaz. © PAHO/WHO
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From the idea conceived in Hastings UK in 2006, we have always aimed to be amongst the finest bike companies out there with United. Everything that we put our name behind or upon we stand behind 100%, whether it is researching how to produce harder wearing, better looking and more responsive BMX products, embarking on huge DVD projects like our Nora Cup winning 'This Is United', or creating a family of riders that also happens to include some of the best in the world.
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The Tower of Winds said to be, among other things, a calendar.
The need for a calendar is something that gets assumed. People have to have calendars. Whether you're an astronomer like Patrick Moore, or a classicist like Emma Gee you have to have calendars to know when to plant crops or when to harvest. But is this really the case? If you look at a lot of early calendars then you find that, if you followed them, you'd have a recipe for famine. So what are calendars for?
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Correspond with charity:water via email and a few meetings. They will be happy to critique my ideas and give me positive feedback.
I met Victoria Marshall last week. She is a professor at IDC and teaches a class called Dynamic Nature, where they are entering a competition that addresses the global drinking water crisis: the Aspen Design Challenge
our meeting went rather well, she gave me some good advice and has a very wide understanding of water systems. She suggested that i look at the movement of water through people. Look into towns where wells are working and where they are not and find out why.
Victoria invited me to their tuesday class where there will be a guest speaker- Steward Pickett, who is a senior scientist at the Institute for Ecosystem Studies and will be talking about disturbance ecology. All of his work is watershed based. This might be interesting. As preparation for their class, she asked that I listen to an interview with Buzz Holling, who was awarded 2008 Volvo Environment Prize. click here to listen
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I have started corresponding with Larry Dixon, who specializes in Food Systems and Policy Collaboration Building and Negotiation, as well as Economic Development. Email back and share ideas.
Reseach answers to a list of questions I have formed i.e. available products in the markets, uses of gray water
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Dec 10, 2009 1:34 PM by Jthibodeaux
24th Annual Catahoula Volunteer Fire Dept. Christmas Parade
December 20, 2009 @ 2:00pm
Grand Marshal will be Mr. Calvin (Boo Boo) Borel
2 time Kentucky Derby and 1 time Preakness Stakes winner
Registration is in Catahoula Park at 12:00 to 1:30 P.M. Register when you first enter the park (at 1st building) The parade will begin at 2:00. Floats, ATV's, care and horses are welcome.
*stop at the entrance of park to register
*no one under 16 will be allowed to operate an ATV
*horses will be at the end of the parade so that sirens do not scare them
*pull over and out of the way of the parade in the event of medical problems
*this is a family event -NO SHOW OFFS- stay safe, do not pass anyone unless waved around
Catahoula Kc's will be cooking and serving lunch from 11:00 to 1:00 at the Madonna (dion) Hall.
After the Parade a dedication ceremony and unveiling in honor of Mr. Calvin Borel will be help in Catahoula Park.
For more info contact
Leland Blanchard 342-8270
Danny Barras 288-1595
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