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Mark is spot on - basing your value on any formula pertaining to assessed values is a dangerous game. Initial asking price isn't much better, either. Value is determined by what somebody is willing to pay for it, and looking at recent sales in the area gives us a good gauge for what might be expected.
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Buyer's dictate markets which means you should offer what you are willing to pay for the home and the value range is a way to manage expectations.
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Yes. I have my own router, and my ISP's modem. And no, it's not a hard task.
Still it is not a simple 5 minute job eiter?
Okay, this is where "Security by Obscurity" comes into play...
Disable WPS if you can.
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I suggest investigating VLANs as a possible security feature.
Do I understand you to mean that the smartphones, etc., do not have WPA2 enterprise support?
There seems to be a few areas of concern for any network that is relevant now.1. ARP2. File sharing3. Exploits4. InfectionThere maybe more, but these would have to be the initial concerns?
So I tried a discussion in hopes I could view or review protocols to help understand more generally about setting up networks securely from starting with locking down a router and using it to it's full potential.
Stuart, you may like this configuration example;
1. not with the level of configuration of gear that is available at the local electronics shop.You're basically looking at stuff like Dynamic ARP Inspection,
... but I now have VLAN's up and going PC's (no wi-fi anymore--all cabled) in one.Wi-fi stuff in another.VOIP in another.I may have to tweak things a little but I think my LAN is more secure
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|Recommended TV Type: Flat Screen
|TV Size Accommodated: 75 Inches
|Product Type: TV stand
|Design: Console
|Finish: Walnut
|Frame Material: Wood
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Solid Wood Construction: No
|Hand Painted: No
|Style: Traditional
|Gender: Unisex/Both
|Recommended Age Group: Adult
|Exterior Shelves: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Cabinets Included: Yes
|Legs Included: Yes
|Joinery Type: Butt
|Ventilation Features: Yes
|Removable Back Panel: Yes
|Hardware Finish: Brushed Nickel
|Wheels Included: No
|Fireplace Included: No
|Lighted: No
|Media Player Storage: Yes
|Media Storage: Yes
|Cable Management: Yes
|Orientation: Floor unit
|Weight Capacity: 299 Pounds
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Lift Mechanism: No
|Expandable: No
|Swivel Base: No
|Integrated Mount: No
|Hardware Material: Steel
|Non-Toxic: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with dry cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
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|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 year limited
|ISTA 3A Certified: Yes
|CARB Compliant: Yes
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Requires some time and effort to assemble. That's ok, though. Our 70 inch flat screen looks just right on it. This thing was packed by pros, btw. The box was beat up very badly, to the point where I considered refusing the pkg, but the contents were completely intact. No regrets on this purchase.
Great TV Stand
Mijung from Beavercreek, OH– Verified Buyer
The TV stand is good looking and well made. The espresso color is very nice. Assembly was easy enough. We got this TV stand when it was on daily deal and it was a great price. Overall happy with the purchase.
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i really love this piece. I had been looking for a year for something. the top and legs are solid wood. we have been having for 1 month and I still love it. it is more red in person, though, but not as dark as cherry. my 50 inch tv looks good with about a foot on each side of space
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Looks great, took me 30 min to assemble with 2 people and an electric screwdriver. Wood had a few nicks in it but comes with touch up paint, and now there invisible.
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The TV stand is good looking and well made. The espresso color is nice. Happy with purchase.
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The TV stand is very sturdy and well made. It just takes one to be patient in the assembly process. With two people, the stand goes together quite smoothly. well worth the effort.
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Nice solid beautiful piece of furniture. My son assembled it by itself and it looks great.
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Nice looking.Takes time to put together but instructions easy to follow.
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That the Lord had not yet come is undoubtedly the basis for some of Paul's counsel to the Thessalonians. What does Paul counsel the church at Thessalonica as they wait for the promised coming of Christ? 2 Thessalonians 2. 1 Certain events have to transpire in human history before Jesus will return, yet, the hope for the future … [Click to read more …]
From the earliest days of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Adventists believed that Christ's coming was soon, "nearer than we first believed." As it stands, we're still here, much longer than many among us anticipated. How are we to understand this "delay"?1 First of all, we're not the only ones whose expectations about when the Lord … [Click to read more …]
As Christians, as Seventh-day Adventist Christians, we live with the hope of Christ's literal return to this earth. Some Christian groups have abandoned hope in this teaching or have pushed it off to the side or they have watered it down and so spiritualized it away that the Second Coming becomes essentially just a personal … [Click to read more …]
Because "last things" center around the establishing of God's kingdom, attention to "last things" has always been a paramount Seventh-day Adventist concern. So much so that we have drawn attention to the end times in our name: Seventh-day Adventist. The name itself points to our belief in the second advent of Jesus.1 How does Peter express … [Click to read more …]
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Thermostatic Radiator Valves/Adjustable Vents
Have a one-pipe steam system. Two rooms get warmer than I'd like - one the finished attic to which all the house's heat naturally rises, and an upstairs room with a treadmill next to a radiator. I've seen This Old House segments showing thermostatic radiator valves that seemed like a good fix. My plumber, though, says that I have adjustable air vents (Varivalves) which should allow me to limit heat just by closing them. He also says thermostatic valves cost hundreds of dollars, which they don't.
Anyone else have experience with adjustable radiator air vents? Do they work for you? Anyone have experience with thermostatic radiator valves? Do they work?
I grew up in a house which had a single pipe steam radiators, but my knowledge in limited.
My understanding is the variable vent allows you to control the speed of which the radiator will become hot from one end to the other. The idea is a big radiator has more air which must be evacuated versus a small radiator. The variable vent allows you to have all the radiators heat up at the same time. I am not sure how effective this will be with your situation. The valve is easy to install so you may want to try this.
I have no experience with the thermostatic valves. I saw a This Old House video where Rich Trethewey installed one on a radiator.
Have you tried turning off the radiators in the rooms which are too warm? You may get enough heat from the surrounding rooms and piping.
Do you have a smaller radiator in another part of the house which you can swap with the radiators in the warm rooms? This is a way of balancing the heat distribution.
Radiator covers will also block some about of heat. They usually are custom made and expensive, but it is something to consider.
Thanks for the reply. Already have the VariValves installed. They just don't seem to have any effect, although my plumber had expected they would. Shutting the radiators off entirely might work, but the thermostatic valves mentioned on TOH sound pretty good. Just looking for any feedback on them.
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Parquet Courts' PCPC and Owen Pallett Cover Brian Eno's "Taking Tiger Mountain"
By Jeremy Gordon on January 23, 2015 at 2:05 p.m. EST
At last year's WEEK-END festival in Cologne, Germany, a number of artists were asked to pay tribute to Brian Eno's 1974 album, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy). PCPC, the supergroup made up of members of Parquet Courts and PC Worship, teamed up to cover Eno's "The Fat Lady of Limbourg" and the title track. On the latter, they were joined by Owen Pallett, Nicholas Krgovich, and Tom Ashforth. Watch videos of both performances below, via Pitchfork.tv:
Parquet Courts to Release Live at Third Man Records
By Jeremy Gordon on January 22, 2015 at 10:42 a.m. EST
Last June, Parquet Courts stopped by Jack White's Third Man Records in Nashville, Tennessee to play a show. Now, they've announced Parquet Courts: Live at Third Man Records, a recording of that performance, out on March 3. That's the cover art above. You can check out the track list below. Also below, stream clips of "Sunbathing Animal" and "Vienna II".
Parquet Courts Share Parkay Quarts Video for "Pretty Machines"
By Molly Beauchemin on January 15, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. EST
Parkay Quarts, aka Parquet Courts, have shared a video for their Content Nausea track "Pretty Machines". The video, directed by the band's Austin Brown with Johann Rashid (of the band East Link) follows Brown as he goes about his day (while wearing electrical tape on his upper lip)... or does it?
Parquet Courts Do "Bodies Made Of" on "Letterman"
By Evan Minsker on January 7, 2015 at 5:20 a.m. EST
It's the final year for "Late Show With David Letterman" before Stephen Colbert takes the reins. Last night, Dave welcomed musical guests Parquet Courts, who did their great Sunbathing Animal opener "Bodies Made Of". As they finished the song, Dave walked over and made a bold declaration: "Paul and I have talked it over, and we would like to manage the band!"
Parkay Quarts Perform "Content Nausea" on "Le Grand Journal"
By Zoe Camp on November 15, 2014 at 1:05 p.m. EST
Earlier this week, Parquet Courts followed up their recent, great album Sunbathing Animal with a new long-player titled Content Nausea, which they released under the name Parkay Quarts. Last night, the outfit appeared on French TV show "Le Grand Journal" to do the LP's title track. PC Worship's Justin Frye and Shannon Sigley, their bandmates in the supergroup PCPC, sat in on bass and drums, respectively. Watch below.
Parquet Courts Stream Parkay Quarts Album Content Nausea, Announce Tour as Parquet Courts
By Evan Minsker on November 5, 2014 at 10:36 a.m. EST
Parquet Courts go by a lot of different names these days—they're PCPC (with PC Worship) and Parkay Quarts. If you're hankering for some old-fashioned Parquet Courts, though, you're in luck: The band are heading out on tour early next year under the name "Parquet Courts" Find the dates below.
PCPC (Parquet Courts, PC Worship) Share "Fell Into the Wrong Crowd"
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PCPC: "Fell Into the Wrong Crowd" (via SoundCloud)
PCPC, the band comprising members of Parquet Courts and PC Worship, have shared a song called "Fell Into the Wrong Crowd". You can listen to it above. (That's the attached art, too.)
Parquet Courts Announce New Album Content Nausea as Parkay Quarts, Share "Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth"
By Evan Minsker on October 16, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. EDT
Parkay Quarts: "Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth" (via SoundCloud)
Earlier this year, Parquet Courts released their great album Sunbathing Animal. Today, they've announced that they're releasing another long-player this year, and it's coming out under the name Parkay Quarts. It's called Content Nausea, it's out November 11 via What's Your Rupture?, and it features the above track, "Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth".
Parquet Courts Share "This Is Happening Now"
By Evan Minsker on September 11, 2014 at 9:26 a.m. EDT
Famous Class' LAMC series offers split 7" records where they ask an artist to provide an unreleased track and curate which band will appear on the B-side. All digital proceeds go to the Ariel Panero Memorial Fund at VH1 Save the Music. Parquet Courts' previously announced installment of the series is out September 16—that's "This is Happening Now" above.
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Take them up or leave them
A little bit of renovation fatigue, a little bit of money flying out the door, we are thinking that we don't enclose the top of the wall cabinets to the ceiling, and just leave them for now, cleaning up the ceiling and doing the crown around the back wall.
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Yes, but take Mahlgold's lesson. There's an important reason why her cabinets stop there. Very deliberate and very excellent. Can you add something else to integrate that top line into the overall design? How about working on the layout of those shelves in the corner for a start? But it doesn't have to be this summer. :)
Without seeing them in context with the remainder of the kitchen, I agree to take them all the way up. Cleaning there will be a pain.
One important difference between Whit and Mahlgold's kitchens is that Mahlgold's cabinets are much shallower than are Whit's.
Malhgold, it's like you knew. We have no uppers in the rest of the kitchen (sorry, the pic was just taken over morning coffee). The cabinets come out 24" and nearly fill a space between 2 doorways. We have 11" clear at top and it is not enough for functional doors above. Original plan had me going all the way up and installing crown around the room. With careful planning I could add faux drawer fronts later which would be a consistent look all the way to the top. Urgh...... I am one hard weekend from being done!
Your kitchen and Mahlgold's have some nice things in common. Your pantry block is much higher than the rest already, though. Nothing to tie in to. I'd finish to the ceiling in a very simple manner--12" board sawn down and very simple moldings as needed bottom and top. The flat plane will echo the rest of the kitchen cabinetry. Doesn't have to be done this summer, though. :)


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Preface to volumes I and II; Part I. Elucidatory Analysis: Introduction; 1. H. Berlioz: '[Review: Meyerbeer's] Les Huguenots: The Score' (1836); 2. R. Wagner: 'Report on the Performance of the Ninth Symphony of Beethoven' (1846); 3. W. von Lenz: '[Beethoven: Piano Sonata in F, Op. 10 no.2]' (1852); 4. E. von Elterlein: '[Beethoven: Piano Sonata] in F minor, Op. 57 (Appassionata)' (1856); 5. P. Spitta: '[J.S. Bach: Three Sonatas for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord, BWV1027-9]' (1873); 6. H. von Wolzogen: 'Prelude', 'Act I [Scene 1]', Parsifal: A Thematic Guide through the Poetry and the Music (1882); 7. H. Kretzschmar: 'Anton Bruckner: Symphony No. 4 [in E flat ('Romantic')]' (1898); Part II. Objective-Subjective Analysis: The Hermeneutic Circle: Introduction; 8. J.-J. de Momigny: 'Analysis of Haydn's Symphony [No. 103 in Eb ('Drumroll')]' (1805); 9. E. T. A. Hoffmann: '[Review: Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor]' (1810); 10. R. Schumann: '[Review of Berlioz: Fantastic Symphony]' (1835); 11. A. Basevi: '[Verdi:] Simon Boccanegra' (1859); 12. A. B. Marx: '[Beethoven:]The Final Symphony' (1859); 13. T. Helm:'[Beethoven:] String Quartet in A minor, Op. 132' (1885); Afterword to volumes I and II; Bibliographical essay; Index.


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Rome Artifact Rocker Review And Buying Advice
Rome Artifact Rocker 2015 - 2010 Review by The Good Ride
The Rome Artifact Rocker is the Rome Artifact flattened out and bent up. The flat to rocker camber profile offers a little more stability between the feet but also offers up a pretty forgiving playful ride.
The 2015 Rome Artifact Rocker Snowboard has a more blunted tip/tail that makes the overall length 1 cm shorter. It has the same overall ride but it's now just a little easier to throw around. So nice little improvement. Also the little extra something in the side cut called "Quick Rip" is gone this year making the edge hold a little less than before but it also makes it slide better on rails and boxes.
Size: 153
Days: 4
Conditions: hard to soft wet spring snow.
Riders: James
Boots: Burton Imperial, Burton Hail
Bindings: Burton Malavita, Union Contact Pro
Set Up: Centered 22.5-23″ wide 15 front -15 back.
Approximate Weight: Feels normal
On Snow Feel: Nice stable feeling between the feet that allows you to one foot or flat base very well. It's a mellow playful ride.
Powder: No powder to speak of but this is a board that runs on the shorter side so it's not going to be an amazing pow board. It's good for it's size though.
Turn Initiation and Carving: Very easy and quick edge to edge. You don't feel the quick rip sidecut as much on the flat to rocker boards like the Artifact but it did help make it a little better if you feel the need to lean into a carve on this jib board.
Speed: Not very fast and pretty chattery. Not a mountain board.
Uneven Terrain: This soft board is fine going over or around sloppy bumps at slower speeds.
Edge Hold: Pretty solid edge hold thanks to the Quick Rip Side Cut. You can see the little bumps from the dual side cut tech just past each binding. It grabs and holds well in the harder snow without feeling overly grippy in the softer snow I encountered on other days. For 2015 The Quick Rip Side Cut is gone making the edge hold less but the jib ability a little better.
Flex: Very soft buttery and playful. It just loves to play around at slower speeds.
Switch: The only thing better is an asymmetrical board.
Jibbing: I'm not a great jibber or even a good jibber but I had no problem hitting small to medium bonks and boxes. I felt it was a pretty confidence inspiring ride that was the shining part of this board.
Pipe: One day I took it through one pass of the pipe and it wasn't that special. The edges held well enough but it just didn't go well wall to wall for me.
Jumps: It's fine for an ollie and it's pretty forgiving hitting small to medium size kickers but it didn't feel like it's too comfortable lapping kickers in the park.
For 2013 the board is pretty much the same as 2012. If you want a well made inexpensive rockered jib board you'll be happy with the Artifact.
For 2012 there is a little added pop compared to the 2011. It's crazy but a little bit better than before.
The 2011 changed it up a bit and added what Rome calls the "quickrip" sidecut. This means that there is an extension of the edges after the feet and then a mini side cut after that. This helps turn initiation and the really increases the edge hold. The board went from a jib only board to a board that can handle a little more than the jib park with the extra edge hold.
The 2010 Artifact 1985 was the debut of this rocker style shape. The rocker is flat between the feet for easy sliding and then it rockers up after which makes for a stable ride between jibs but it was lacking edge hold.
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well worth a shot
I'm not a park loving guy, so a lot of people would say i was crazy for buying this board. However, my technique and riding style was in need of a serious change, i was getting bored and my progress was slow at pushing on to the next level in my ability. This board was a great buy for that. For the reasonable amount it costs, it offers you a whole lot of fun and fresh abilities and challenges alike to face. The flex alone is enough to blow your mind. I did actually break my arm riding this board, but i would put that down to the amount it urged me on to go bigger and flashier and not the boards, admittedly, slightly inadequate stability issues. If i'm being honest, if i had the money, i would buy a skate banana as it suits my style a lot more, but I will never regret buying this board, it's a lot of fun for not a lot of money. if you're looking for that little bit of crazy to take you to the next level, this must be on your shortlist.
Rome Artifact
Great jib board, most flex I've ever had in a board. Locks onto rails and boxes really well. Buttering machine, if your into ground tricks you can learn so many on this board. The rocker handles well in powder, but at any significant speed you'll feel a ton of chatter in the board. Pretty much useless outside the park. The board is really cheap and extremely lightweight so its a good entry level park board.
Approx. Weight
Feels Normal
Riding Style
Jib / Street
Riding Level
Beginner - Expert
Available Widths
Regular, Mid/Wide, Wide
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True Twin
Camber Profile
Flat to Rocker
On Snow Feel
Turn Initiation
Very Easy
Edge Hold
Medium Snow
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I should make a toon on Illidan and go in trade like this: "Furi, PST for gay cybering."
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I should make a toon on Illidan and go in trade like this: "Furi, PST for gay cybering."
Clearly its a shame, its a Hunter weapon!!
It even has "H U N T E R" on the side of the blade^^
I never got in to WoW, but looking at his pvp ranking and seeing A LOT of people playing WoW his char is good?
These are the absolute highest damage swords in the entire game.
Having both swords gives several bonuses, including:
Your melee attacks have a chance to increase your haste rating by 450 for 10 sec.
A haste rating of 450 is about a 48% attack speed increase.
If you combine that with the rogue combat skills Slice and Dice and Blade Flurry, that's a 48+30+20=98% attack speed increase.
That's huge.
But the guy also has Mongoose enchantments on the swords, which when activated (or "procced" in WoW lingo), give a 4+4=8% attack speed increase.
116% attack speed increase. *drools*
His Tier 6 armor set is the Slayer's Armor:
The set gives massive damage and stats boost.
The only thing that sucks is his gun, which I would replace with either the Twisted Blades of Zarak or the Merciless Gladiator's War Edge.
Level: ?? Elite (Boss)
Type: Demon (Man'ari Eredar)
Health: 4,700,000 HP
Level: ?? Elite (Boss)
Type: Demon
Might of the Defiler - Smashed into the ground for 6000 fire damage, and 3000 every second for 10 seconds.
Grip of the Legion - 250,000 damage over 5 mins. [833.33dps].
Finger of Death - 20,000 shadow damage on a single target. Archimonde will begin casting this if nobody is in melee range.
Soul Charge - All damage taken increased by 50%. Non-dispellable.
Doomfire - Leaves a trail of fire on the ground, which does 2400 fire damage per second (occasionally feared people run into these and die)
Shear: Reduces the maximum HP of the target by 5%. Stacks 19 times. Noted by jumping away and diving back towards the target.
Flame Crash: Illidan leaps into the air and returns suddenly igniting the ground beneath him, staying out of the fire is vital.
Soul Drain; Illidan sucks the soul from a raid member, causing high damage and healing him for 100,000hp.
To gain access to the Black Temple and Hyjal Summit, you must have killed Kael'Thas Sunstrider and Lady Vashj (both heroes from The Frozen Throne).
My rogue is so puny compared to that guy. :(
My epic weapons and gear with 4 pieces of Assassination Armor seem like child's play now.
Its not even fun anymore, so much raid time 5years ago I'd be raiding right now...
To get some equip like him you need to play too much..
I stopped, going to wait for the expantion, maybe will be BC alike, with a freakeash easy quests with green rewards better then his epicz ^^
Ha! true, the quest for you to pick 10 berries and deliver to the old grandma, is going to give a blade that have the same model as Warblades!! And every noob out there is going to use it..
My server's top rogue would still probably whoop his ass though. The guy has 400+ resilience, 11k health and 34% crit with 5/5 arena s2 gear compared to this guy's none.
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We've seen Andrew Luck do some amazing things on the football field, rallying Stanford to victories, raising expectations higher than they've ever been before and having the program mentioned in the same breath as LSU, Alabama and national championship for the first time ever.
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Australia dropped scrum-half Will Genia to the bench for this weekend's Rugby Championship match against Argentina as the Wallabies seek to snap a four-match losing streak.
New Zealand hooker Keven Mealamu will become the third All Black to play 100 Tests in this weekend's Bledisloe Cup rugby finale against Australia, which had to make its second injury-enforced change for the match.
Australia recalled fly-half Quade Cooper and dropped full-back Kurtley Beale for this weekend's Rugby Championship game against New Zealand, which made one change to the team that won the tournament opener.
Australia rugby selectors named the following 32-man squad for the Wallabies' five-match tour of Europe in November and the Oct. 19 third Bledisloe Cup Test against New Zealand in Dunedin:
Australia will give Kurtley Beale "until the final moment" to overcome a hamstring injury and take his place in an unchanged team in the Rugby World Cup semifinal against New Zealand in two days.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. Mississippi State's scheduled women's tennis match against Auburn on Wednesday, April 1, has been moved to a morning start to make every effort to complete the match due to possible inclement weather concerns Wednesday afternoon.
STARKVILLE, Miss. Despite clinching the doubles point to open the match, No. 35 Mississippi State couldn't hold off LSU's response in singles, as the Bulldogs fell 4-3 at the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre on Sunday.
STARKVILLE, Miss. Following a tough 5-2 loss at the hands of No. 15 Texas A&M on Friday, the 35th-ranked Mississippi State women's tennis team will look for a rebound on Sunday, as the Bulldogs welcome No. 41 LSU to the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre.
STARKVILLE, Miss. Despite being back in the friendly confines of the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre, the No. 35 Mississippi State women's tennis team fell in a close 5-2 decision at the hands of 15th-ranked Texas A&M on Friday afternoon.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. Although Mississippi State would claim the final two singles matches of the day, it wasn't enough to take down the No. 2 Florida Gators, as the 27th-ranked Bulldogs fell 5-2 Sunday afternoon at UF's Ring Tennis Complex.
COLUMBIA, S.C. After dropping the doubles point, the No. 27 Mississippi State Bulldogs made a late push in singles, but it wasn't enough, as the Bulldogs fell in a close 4-3 battle at the hands of No. 43 South Carolina Friday evening on the road.
COLUMBIA, S.C. With its biggest win in program history now in the past, the No. 27 Mississippi State women's tennis team will hit the road this weekend, facing off against a pair of SEC foes in 43rd-ranked South Carolina and No. 2 Florida. Friday's match against the Gamecocks is slated for a 4 p.m. CT start, while State will meet the Gators at Noon CT Sunday.
STARKVILLE, Miss. After earning a thrilling victory to clinch Mississippi State women's tennis' upset against No. 6 Alabama this past Sunday, Bulldog Louise Ronaldson has been selected as the SEC Freshman of the Week, as announced by the league office Wednesday.
STARKVILLE, Miss. Following the biggest win in school history, a 4-3 upset of No. 6 Alabama this past Sunday, the Mississippi State women's tennis team has climbed 14 spots to No. 27 in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association team rankings, released Tuesday.
STARKVILLE, Miss. With all eyes focused on her court and the team score in a 3-3 tie, Mississippi State women's tennis freshman Louise Ronaldson delivered a memorable 6-0, 3-6, 7-6(2) victory over Alabama senior Emily Zabor Sunday afternoon, as the 41st-ranked Bulldogs upset the No. 6-ranked Crimson Tide 4-3 in the highest-ranked victory in program history for MSU.
STARKVILLE, Miss. Following the cancellation of Saturday's match against Auburn due to rainy conditions, the 41st-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs will return to action Sunday, March 15, as MSU hosts No. 6 Alabama and Alabama A&M in a doubleheader.
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FARGO - The palm print of murder suspect Valentino "Tino" Bagola was found on a bloody computer in the room where two slain children were found on the Spirit Lake Indian Reservation.
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Welcome to the Graduate Programs in School Psychology at Illinois State University! We are very proud of our doctoral and specialist programs and our long history of educating school psychologists dating back to the 1950s. Our Graduate Programs were the first in Illinois to receive approval from the State Teacher Certification Board. We have over 600 alumni working throughout the United States.
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WILLMAR -- The Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Minnesota State Patrol have closed highways in southwestern Minnesota due to blowing snow and zero visibility in Lincoln, Lyon, Murray, Pipestone, Redwood and Renville counties.
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First thing first... i do confess that I sneak peek from time to time another popular tv show... by the name of TOH... ok ok ok... now that this is out of the way... here we go!
I recall seeing in an old TOH show (The Cambridge House)... a method for making a stone anti-slip by using a torch and burning the surface of the stone... which they were saying was more effective than sand blasting.
In my ever continuing bathroom remodelling, I am about to do the floor using 3/8" or 1/2" thick marble and not wanting to hit my skull on the floor when it's going to be wet... I was wondering if I could apply such a treatment to marble (maybe too fragile) and of course... knowing the name of that treatment would also help in asking aound to my stone suppliers if they can do it! ;)
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Just a heads-up: Costco is offering rebates, ranging from 200.00-500.00, which makes the NXR ranges 1800.00-4,500.00 (30"-48") including shipping. The deal is valid through 12/8 or as long as supplies last.
Here is a link that might be useful: NXR ranges at Costco
I was interested in this range too. They don't have duel fuel but I still called the company. I did learn from the representative that I spoke with that the ranges made by that company for Costco is of lesser stainless steel quality than their ranges made for other retail.
:( I was sad to hear that as I thought it might have been a nice alternative to the fabulous eye-candy but expensive Wolf product.
I find it really hard to believe that a company would use different grades of stainless based on the retailer. Seems odd and not terrible effective from a manufacturing perspective. Any way, if you're concerned about that, just go to NXRs website and buy directly from them. Their selling the same range for the same price.


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Giants LB Dan Connor Up For Probation In Airport Case
PHILADELPHIA (CBSNewYork/AP) — New York Giants linebacker Dan Connor is on track to resolve a criminal case for having a switchblade in his luggage at a Philadelphia airport.
Connor is scheduled to enter a pre-trial diversion program in which his record would be expunged if he stays out of trouble.
Michael Diamondstein, a lawyer for the 27-year-old, says the four-inch switchblade was a gag gift. He says Connor had no idea the knife was in his carry-on when he went to the airport on July 6 on his way to a wedding in Pittsburgh.
Connor was not in court Tuesday. His next hearing is Aug. 16.
The former Penn State All-American has also played for the Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys. The six-year veteran played in 14 games for the Cowboys last season and tallied 32 tackles.
He grew up in Wallingford, near Philadelphia. Court records list his current residence as Nutley, N.J.
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Depression and substance abuse and dependency in relation to current smoking status and frequency of smoking among nondaily and daily smokers
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1521-0391.2013.12041.x
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The American Journal on Addictions
Volume 22, Issue 6, pages 581–589, NovemberߝDecember 2013
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Berg, C. J., Wen, H., Cummings, J. R., Ahluwalia, J. S. and Druss, B. G. (2013), Depression and substance abuse and dependency in relation to current smoking status and frequency of smoking among nondaily and daily smokers. The American Journal on Addictions, 22: 581–589. doi: 10.1111/j.1521-0391.2013.12041.x
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- Issue published online: 16 OCT 2013
- Article first published online: 15 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 23 OCT 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 20 AUG 2012
- Manuscript Received: 8 MAY 2012
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Daily smoking rates are decreasing while intermittent or nondaily smoking rates are increasing. Little is known about the association of depression, alcohol abuse and dependence, and illicit drug abuse and dependence with different patterns of smoking, particularly nondaily smoking. Thus, we examined these relationships among current smokers versus nonsmokers and among those who smoke daily versus less frequently.
We conducted a secondary analysis of 37,897 adults who participated in the 2008 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. We developed logistic regression models examining predictors of (i) current smoking and (ii) number of days smoking per month (1–10 days, 11–29 days, and ≥30 days) among current smokers, focusing on past-year major depression, alcohol abuse and dependence, and illicit drug abuse and dependence.
Compared to nonsmokers, current smokers more frequently reported a major depressive episode (p < .001), alcohol dependence (p < .001) and abuse (p < .001), and illicit drug dependence (p < .001) and abuse (p < .001), controlling for sociodemographics. Among current smokers, greater smoking frequency was associated with illicit drug dependence (p = .004), but lower likelihood of alcohol dependence (p = .01), alcohol abuse (p = .01), and illicit drug abuse (p = .01).
Although depression and substance use were associated with greater likelihood of smoking, most measures were inversely associated with frequency of smoking. Thus, it is important to examine underlying mechanisms contributing to these counterintuitive findings in order to inform intervention approaches.
Scientific Significance
With increased rates of nondaily smoking, developing a greater understanding about the mental health correlates related to this pattern of smoking is critical. (Am J Addict 2013;22:581–589)


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Tue August 28, 2012
Atheist to Give Council Invocation
The opening prayer will be delivered by an atheist at Thursday night's Tulsa City Council meeting. Dan Nerren, a founder of the Humanist Association of Tulsa, says it's a 'first' as far as he knows. He says he will not be praying to a deity, but instead will address the invocation to the councilors themselves.
He says several groups for years have attempted to get the council to halt sectarian prayers. Failing that, Nerren says councilors have agreed to allow an invocation from his non-theist group.


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