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Google has updated Inbox for iOS, offering users a version optimised for Apple's tablet.
Google has updated Inbox for iOS, offering users a version optimised for Apple's tablet.
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Nearly a year after launching OWA for iOS, Microsoft's has published OWA for Android on Google Play but there's no word yet on tablet support.
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Android KitKat might have reached 1.1 percent of handsets in one month, but, as usual, the latest version of iOS is reaching Apple devices a lot quicker.
I've already railed against Apple's overhaul of iOS 7, with its jarring use of white and its over-reliance on textual Web motifs. But, as the rest of the software industry follows suit – and as Microsoft and Apple blur the boundaries between tablet and desktop user interfaces – it's worth asking if the user experience really is improving.
Apple's large-format tablet is thinner, lighter and faster than ever, and delivers good battery life. We'd like to see the biometric home button and a wi-fi upgrade as soon as possible, but it's still a high-quality, if premium-priced, device.
Microsoft is rolling out new Skype updates for Android tablets, including the new Kindle Fires, as well as for iOS 7 devices.
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Mary Jean Byer, MS, RN
Nursing Department Head
Mary Jean Byer, Professor of Nursing, received her BS in Nursing from the University of Connecticut and her MS in Parent-Child Nursing from Russell Sage College. She has been both adjunct and full time nursing faculty at NHTI since 1986. Her focus has been in obstetrical nursing, and she maintains membership in the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses.
Tricia Fanjoy, MSN, RN
Professor of Nursing
Tricia Fanjoy is a Professor of Nursing with a BSN in nursing from the University of New Hampshire and a MSN in nursing education from the University of Phoenix. Her nursing background includes pediatrics and neonatal intensive care. Currently, she is a per diem pediatric triage nurse and spent 6 years as a neonatal intensive care nurse at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH and she joined the NHTI Faculty in 2008.
Kerri Goupil, RN, MSN
Professor of Nursing
Kerri Goupil, Professor of Nursing, received her ADN from NHTI in 1997, a BSN from UNH in 2001, and an MSN from UNH in 2009. She is an AACN Certified Medical/Surgical Nurse, and a member of the Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society and the American Nurses Association.
Michelle K. Jones, RN, MS
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Michelle K. Jones was born in Southern N.H. and graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1999 with her Bachelor's of Science in Nursing. Michelle began her career in Medical-Surgical nursing at New London Hospital and then Concord Hospital in 2000. From 2000-2012 Michelle furthered her experience in the Emergency Room and then Intensive Care Unit. In 2007, she completed her studies and obtained her Masters of Nursing at the University of New Hampshire. Michelle worked at UNH as adjunct faculty for the N720 course during the spring semesters from 2008-2012.
Running, hiking, biking, immersion into the arts, and spending time with her two children are very important to Michelle. "Variety, mindfulness, integrity and acceptance are the key ingredients to a full and healthy life."
Michelle joined the Nursing Department at NHTI in 2012 and looks forward to her career of bringing knowledge with positive energy and enthusiasm to all future nurses.
Susan Kenna, MS, RN
Professor of Nursing
Susan graduated with a BSN from Cornell University-New York Hospital School of Nursing, and an MS from Rivier College Graduate School of Nursing. Her background includes family practice, community and public health, geriatrics, infection control, and occupational health. She is a member of the New Hampshire Nurse Practitioner Association and the American Nurses' Association.
Teresa Knight, MS, MEd, RN.
Professor of Nursing
Teresa received her BSN from Russell Sage College in Troy, NY, in 1983. She earned an MEd in Organizational Management from Antioch University New England in 2004. Teresa's specialty is in the care of the older adult. She was at Concord Hospital for 18 years, working in both patient care and education. She is currently enrolled in the MSN program at Saint Joseph's College in Maine. Teresa joined the NHTI nursing faculty in 2012.
Judith Odom, MSN, RN, CCRN
Professor of Nursing
Judith Odom started her academic career with a BA in Biology from the University of Rochester (NY), and then earned an MS in Nursing from Pace University. Her career as a medical/surgical nurse took her as far away as California before she and her husband returned to New England to raise their family. She most recently worked as a critical care nurse at Concord Hospital. She joined the NHTI Nursing Faculty in 2012.
Molly Schlangen, BSN, MA, RN
Professor of Nursing
Molly Schlangen is originally from Florida, but has lived in New Hampshire for over 20 years. She received her BSN from Troy University in Alabama, and her MA in Counseling Psychology from Notre Dame College in Manchester, NH. Molly's background includes school nursing, hospice and rehab, and community mental health. She also owns and manages a yoga and meditation studio in Epping, NH. She joined the NHTI faculty in 2013.
Linda Tasker, MSN, RN, ARNP
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Lynn Tasker is a Professor of Nursing with an MSN from Vanderbilt University. She maintains licensure as an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner.
Kelley Taylor, MSN, RN
Professor of Nursing
Kelley earned her Associate Degree in Nursing at NHTI, Bachelor's Degree at University of New Hampshire, and then returned to UNH for her Master's degree. A specialist in emergency room nursing and telemetry, Kelley taught as an adjunct at a number of different schools before returning to NHTI, where she is teaching pediatrics and medical/surgical nursing.
Karen Tetreault, MS, RN
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Amy earned her BSN from the University of Southern Maine, and a Masters of Nursing Informatics from Walden University. She has thirteen years experience on the emergency unit at Wentworth Douglass Hospital in Dover, NH, as well as six years of case management experience. As an adjunct she has taught at the Mass. College of Pharmacy, Great Bay Community College, and Franklin Pierce University.
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Professor of Nursing
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Luxury lodge with free breakfast and restaurant
Situated in Vaalwater, this lodge is 26 mi (41.9 km) from Welgevonden Main Gate.
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- Airport shuttle fee: ZAR 2750 per person
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...This journal entry is dedicated to the memory of a life once lived.
I will write more upon finding the time to do so, I simply wish to mark the current date and time.
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A recollection of a life once lived
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Nintendo's new plan for mobile — and what it means for the company's consoles March 18, 2015 at 3:00 pm
Yesterday, Nintendo announced it had partnered with Japanese mobile game development company, DeNA (pronounced DNA), and would bring its major franchises — all of them — to mobile gaming. It has also begun work on a next-generation console.
Sony's firmware 2.50 will finally bring suspend and resume to the PS4 March 13, 2015 at 8:07 am
Finally, suspend and resume is headed for the PS4. This week, Sony officially confirmed that the long-awaited feature is coming in the next major firmware revision.
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Later this month, Sony will be launching PlayStation Vue in three major US markets. New York, Chicago and Philadelphia will receive access in the next two weeks, and the service will supposedly roll out to the rest of the US later in 2015.
This is why we need Internet regulation: Comcast blocks HBO Go app from working on PS4 March 5, 2015 at 1:32 pm
HBO Go is now available for the PS4, but not if you're a Comcast subscriber. Both the PS3 and PS4 are currently blocked from using HBO's streaming service.
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In spite of the significant backlash that the Google Glass pilot program generated, Sony is dipping its toe into the augmented reality market. Dubbed "SmartEyeglass," these hilariously bulky glasses are currently available for pre-order in Germany and the UK.
Will the PS4 and Xbox One receive 4K support this year? February 4, 2015 at 8:33 am
Consumer electronics companies have begun the 4K push, and now it seems everyone is scrambling to get their houses in order. The PS4 and Xbox One are already technically capable of outputting 4K video, but considering how much these consoles struggle to reach 1080p, is 4K really feasible with the existing hardware? Netflix seems to think we're in for PS4 and Xbox One hardware revisions this year, but are Sony and Microsoft willing to burn their early adopters?
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It was five minutes before 5pm when I got to the Salamis Ruins and it was getting dark quickly. I stepped in to see the guard and he was dozing off and I didn't want to bother him, so, I invited myself in.
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From Girne to Kaplica should take no more than an hour and it took me 8 hours, and I'll explain why....
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Welcome back Wings, it's been too long
Detroit last team to face Jets 1.0, back in '96 playoffs
What were you doing 6,398 days ago?
If you have any soft spot for hockey, it's a good bet pain was part of your day.
The number marks the time elapsed since the last visit of the Detroit Red Wings.
It was April 28, 1996, a spring Sunday afternoon at the since-demolished Winnipeg Arena, that this countdown started. It still holds a lot of hurt for some. It was a time of acrimony, of bitterness, of blame, of resignation, ending and starting with Detroit's 4-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets 1.0, a result that ended the first-round Stanley Cup playoff series at four games to two for the powerful Wings.
Today, as the Red Wings visit again, is one of those days that shows what goes around, comes around.
The NHL's return to the Manitoba capital more than two years ago was and has been a largely celebratory affair. Occasions have been marked, familiarity with opponents old and new has been embraced and never mind the enthusiasm, the league's bet on the 2011 move has been shown to be a wise choice in so many ways.
And really, once a shrinking minority of fans realized that NHL commissioner Gary Bettman was not the bogey-man in this drama that goes back at least 20 years, elements of past anger and frustration have really had no concrete opportunity for release.
The Wings, worthy, lucky or unlucky to have been the team that terminated the Jets in 1996, do open the door for some of that.
Allow us a brief rewind. The re-opening of old wounds is not the point.
The series, a one-vs-eight, 131 points vs. 78, began with two Detroit home wins, a 4-1 Jets response at home before Detroit rattled in four power-play goals for a 6-1 win here in Game 4.
Game 5 went back to Detroit and when the night was over, Jets goalie Nik Khabibulin had one of the best games of his career with 51 saves for a 3-1 decision.
It went back to Winnipeg, where the Wings proved just too powerful, skating out to a 3-0 first-period lead. Norm Maciver scored that era's final Jets goal in the third, but his team mustered only 13 shots against Mike Vernon, a day with very much a funereal feel.
The series that looked like a mismatch even featured a lot of penalties and some bad blood. Winnipeg fans did not bathe themselves in glory and were excoriated for throwing of crap on the ice during and after Game 4.
The Wings and the league were on the receiving end of both barrels for Sergei Fedorov's appalling knee check that knocked Jets captain Kris King out of the series with a ripped-up knee in Game 5. There was no penalty, no discipline.
That Sunday's post-game began the mourning and there wasn't much sweet about the sorrow during the ensuing week's parting.
"At least around the team, I don't remember the mood being sombre at all at any time during the course of that series," said then-Jets GM John Paddock last week. "We were in a playoff race, and at that time, I think we were the only lame-duck team in any sport to make the playoffs.
"We had focus for lots of reasons.
"But when we lost Game 6, we really felt slapped in the face, because any time you lose a series, it's the last game. That in itself is devastating, and of course we knew how it was going to be, that we'd be moving.
"It was like getting slapped twice."
But the sun came up on April 29, 1996, just as it did today.
The catharsis -- and only the rose-coloured-glasses crowd would say there wasn't one -- lasted some months and years before a realization emerged that no, the sidewalks hadn't been rolled up and no, the NHL's decision hadn't been a mortal wound.
Of course, it was equally true that the faction of critics of the Jets' presence and reception of public and taxpayer support that believed a Jet-less Winnipeg would thrive with more hospitals and schools was similarly deluded.
In the aftermath, was there the feeling of depression? For some.
Was our pride tarnished? For a time.
But things change, as they always have a habit of doing. Winnipeggers moved on from the hurt and from the wrong. They changed many economic factors in this prairie city in small increments that led to critical substance some years later.
And while others in bigger places continue to laugh at us for fumbling the NHL question in the mid-1990s, for our weather and our lofty hopes and dreams, the low-vision and low-leadership crowd of the past gave way to some folks who figured out how to get some things done.
Building a new arena with some heavy lifting and cold shoulders to the naysayers, well, that was one of the big things. That and other events led to the creation of the right climate for the NHL's return.
Paddock said he has never forgotten the Winnipeg crowds and people during and right after that last series.
The same people who, however slowly, embarked, as Bettman put it just a couple of years ago, on "righting a wrong."
Welcome back, Detroit. We hope you've discovered you won't be getting rid of us easily.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 4, 2013 C2
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Round 1
|1.1 (1st overall)
|Jamaal Charles RB KC
|1.2 (2nd overall)
|LeSean McCoy RB BUF
|1.3 (3rd overall)
|Matt Forte RB CHI
|1.4 (4th overall)
|Adrian Peterson RB MIN
|1.5 (5th overall)
|Eddie Lacy RB GB
|1.6 (6th overall)
|Calvin Johnson WR DET
|1.7 (7th overall)
|Jimmy Graham TE SEA
|1.8 (8th overall)
|Montee Ball RB DEN
|1.9 (9th overall)
|Giovani Bernard RB CIN
|1.10 (10th overall)
|Dez Bryant WR DAL
|1.11 (11th overall)
|Demaryius Thomas WR DEN
|1.12 (12th overall)
|Peyton Manning QB DEN
Round 2
|2.1 (13th overall)
|Julius Thomas TE JAC
|2.2 (14th overall)
|Drew Brees QB NO
|2.3 (15th overall)
|DeMarco Murray RB PHI
|2.4 (16th overall)
|Aaron Rodgers QB GB
|2.5 (17th overall)
|Arian Foster RB HOU
|2.6 (18th overall)
|A. J. Green WR CIN
|2.7 (19th overall)
|Alfred Morris RB WAS
|2.8 (20th overall)
|Zac Stacy RB STL
|2.9 (21st overall)
|Brandon Marshall WR NYJ
|2.10 (22nd overall)
|Marshawn Lynch RB SEA
|2.11 (23rd overall)
|Le'Veon Bell RB PIT
|2.12 (24th overall)
|Julio Jones WR ATL
Round 3
|3.1 (25th overall)
|Rob Gronkowski TE NE
|3.2 (26th overall)
|Jordy Nelson WR GB
|3.3 (27th overall)
|Alshon Jeffery WR CHI
|3.4 (28th overall)
|Doug Martin RB TB
|3.5 (29th overall)
|Randall Cobb WR GB
|3.6 (30th overall)
|Antonio Brown WR PIT
|3.7 (31st overall)
|Andre Ellington RB ARI
|3.8 (32nd overall)
|Larry Fitzgerald WR ARI
|3.9 (33rd overall)
|Pierre Garcon WR WAS
|3.10 (34th overall)
|Toby Gerhart RB JAC
|3.11 (35th overall)
|Ryan Mathews RB PHI
|3.12 (36th overall)
|Reggie Bush RB SF
Round 4
|4.1 (37th overall)
|Frank Gore RB IND
|4.2 (38th overall)
|Rashad Jennings RB NYG
|4.3 (39th overall)
|Keenan Allen WR SD
|4.4 (40th overall)
|C. J. Spiller RB NO
|4.5 (41st overall)
|Matthew Stafford QB DET
|4.6 (42nd overall)
|Ben Tate RB PIT
|4.7 (43rd overall)
|Vincent Jackson WR TB
|4.8 (44th overall)
|Andre Johnson WR IND
|4.9 (45th overall)
|Tom Brady QB NE
|4.10 (46th overall)
|Michael Crabtree WR SF
|4.11 (47th overall)
|Roddy White WR ATL
|4.12 (48th overall)
|Steven Jackson RB ATL
Round 5
|5.1 (49th overall)
|Eric Decker WR NYJ
|5.2 (50th overall)
|Matt Ryan QB ATL
|5.3 (51st overall)
|Jason Witten TE DAL
|5.4 (52nd overall)
|T. Y. Hilton WR IND
|5.5 (53rd overall)
|Nick Foles QB STL
|5.6 (54th overall)
|Vernon Davis TE SF
|5.7 (55th overall)
|Torrey Smith WR SF
|5.8 (56th overall)
|Victor Cruz WR NYG
|5.9 (57th overall)
|Cordarrelle Patterson WR MIN
|5.10 (58th overall)
|Jordan Cameron TE MIA
|5.11 (59th overall)
|Julian Edelman WR NE
|5.12 (60th overall)
|Wes Welker WR DEN
Round 6
|6.1 (61st overall)
|Seattle Seahawks TM SEA
|6.2 (62nd overall)
|Jordan Reed TE WAS
|6.3 (63rd overall)
|Andrew Luck QB IND
|6.4 (64th overall)
|Kyle Rudolph TE MIN
|6.5 (65th overall)
|Dennis Pitta TE BAL
|6.6 (66th overall)
|Robert Griffin QB WAS
|6.7 (67th overall)
|Colin Kaepernick QB SF
|6.8 (68th overall)
|Zach Ertz TE PHI
|6.9 (69th overall)
|Greg Olsen TE CAR
|6.10 (70th overall)
|Jay Cutler QB CHI
|6.11 (71st overall)
|Martellus Bennett TE CHI
|6.12 (72nd overall)
|Tony Romo QB DAL
Round 7
|7.1 (73rd overall)
|Bishop Sankey RB TEN
|7.2 (74th overall)
|Chris Johnson RB NYJ
|7.3 (75th overall)
|Shane Vereen RB NE
|7.4 (76th overall)
|Trent Richardson RB OAK
|7.5 (77th overall)
|Ray Rice RB BAL
|7.6 (78th overall)
|Joique Bell RB DET
|7.7 (79th overall)
|Maurice Jones-Drew RB OAK
|7.8 (80th overall)
|Darren McFadden RB DAL
|7.9 (81st overall)
|Lamar Miller RB MIA
|7.10 (82nd overall)
|Pierre Thomas RB NO
|7.11 (83rd overall)
|Darren Sproles RB PHI
|7.12 (84th overall)
|Philip Rivers QB SD
Round 8
|8.1 (85th overall)
|Emmanuel Sanders WR DEN
|8.2 (86th overall)
|Stevan Ridley RB NE
|8.3 (87th overall)
|DeAngelo Williams RB PIT
|8.4 (88th overall)
|DeSean Jackson WR WAS
|8.5 (89th overall)
|Knowshon Moreno RB MIA
|8.6 (90th overall)
|Jonathan Stewart RB CAR
|8.7 (91st overall)
|Mike Wallace WR MIN
|8.8 (92nd overall)
|Shonn Greene RB TEN
|8.9 (93rd overall)
|Lance Dunbar RB DAL
|8.10 (94th overall)
|Jeremy Hill RB CIN
|8.11 (95th overall)
|Percy Harvin WR BUF
|8.12 (96th overall)
|Jeremy Maclin WR KC
Round 9
|9.1 (97th overall)
|Kendall Wright WR TEN
|9.2 (98th overall)
|Terrance Williams WR DAL
|9.3 (99th overall)
|Michael Floyd WR ARI
|9.4 (100th overall)
|Carlos Hyde RB SF
|9.5 (101st overall)
|Anquan Boldin WR SF
|9.6 (102nd overall)
|Russell Wilson QB SEA
|9.7 (103rd overall)
|Ben Roethlisberger QB PIT
|9.8 (104th overall)
|Reggie Wayne WR IND
|9.9 (105th overall)
|Chris Ivory RB NYJ
|9.10 (106th overall)
|Cam Newton QB CAR
|9.11 (107th overall)
|Markus Wheaton WR PIT
|9.12 (108th overall)
|Brandin Cooks WR NO
Round 10
|10.1 (109th overall)
|Mike Evans WR TB
|10.2 (110th overall)
|Hakeem Nicks WR IND
|10.3 (111th overall)
|Sammy Watkins WR BUF
|10.4 (112th overall)
|Stevie Johnson WR SD
|10.5 (113th overall)
|Riley Cooper WR PHI
|10.6 (114th overall)
|DeAndre Hopkins WR HOU
|10.7 (115th overall)
|Kelvin Benjamin WR CAR
|10.8 (116th overall)
|Cecil Shorts WR HOU
|10.9 (117th overall)
|Justin Hunter WR TEN
|10.10 (118th overall)
|Danny Amendola WR NE
|10.11 (119th overall)
|Marques Colston WR NO
|10.12 (120th overall)
|Dwayne Bowe WR CLE
Round 11
|11.1 (121st overall)
|Cincinnati Bengals TM CIN
|11.2 (122nd overall)
|San Francisco 49ers TM SF
|11.3 (123rd overall)
|Kansas City Chiefs TM KC
|11.4 (124th overall)
|Chicago Bears TM CHI
|11.5 (125th overall)
|Carolina Panthers TM CAR
|11.6 (126th overall)
|Arizona Cardinals TM ARI
|11.7 (127th overall)
|St. Louis Rams TM STL
|11.8 (128th overall)
|Buffalo Bills TM BUF
|11.9 (129th overall)
|New England Patriots TM NE
|11.10 (130th overall)
|Pittsburgh Steelers TM PIT
|11.11 (131st overall)
|Cleveland Browns TM CLE
|11.12 (132nd overall)
|Ladarius Green TE SD
Round 12
|12.1 (133rd overall)
|Phil Dawson K SF
|12.2 (134th overall)
|Rueben Randle WR NYG
|12.3 (135th overall)
|Fred Jackson RB BUF
|12.4 (136th overall)
|Robert Turbin RB SEA
|12.5 (137th overall)
|Bernard Pierce RB JAC
|12.6 (138th overall)
|Terrance West RB CLE
|12.7 (139th overall)
|Mark Ingram RB NO
|12.8 (140th overall)
|LeGarrette Blount RB NE
|12.9 (141st overall)
|Shaun Draughn RB CLE
|12.10 (142nd overall)
|Benny Cunningham RB STL
|12.11 (143rd overall)
|Christine Michael RB SEA
|12.12 (144th overall)
|Ronnie Hillman RB DEN
Round 13
|13.1 (145th overall)
|Andre Williams RB NYG
|13.2 (146th overall)
|Steve Smith WR BAL
|13.3 (147th overall)
|Andrew Hawkins WR CLE
|13.4 (148th overall)
|Golden Tate WR DET
|13.5 (149th overall)
|Mike Williams WR BUF
|13.6 (150th overall)
|Kenny Stills WR MIA
|13.7 (151st overall)
|Khiry Robinson RB NO
|13.8 (152nd overall)
|Danny Woodhead RB SD
|13.9 (153rd overall)
|Carson Palmer QB ARI
|13.10 (154th overall)
|Ahmad Bradshaw RB IND
|13.11 (155th overall)
|Jonathan Grimes RB HOU
|13.12 (156th overall)
|Tampa Bay Buccaneers TM TB
Round 14
|14.1 (157th overall)
|Jonathan Dwyer RB ARI
|14.2 (158th overall)
|Stephen Gostkowski K NE
|14.3 (159th overall)
|Justin Tucker K BAL
|14.4 (160th overall)
|Dan Bailey K DAL
|14.5 (161st overall)
|Steven Hauschka K SEA
|14.6 (162nd overall)
|Nick Novak K SD
|14.7 (163rd overall)
|Mason Crosby K GB
|14.8 (164th overall)
|Adam Vinatieri K IND
|14.9 (165th overall)
|Greg Zuerlein K STL
|14.10 (166th overall)
|Matt Bryant K ATL
|14.11 (167th overall)
|Blair Walsh K MIN
|14.12 (168th overall)
|Graham Gano K CAR
Round 15
|15.1 (169th overall)
|Bobby Rainey RB TB
|15.2 (170th overall)
|Roy Helu RB OAK
|15.3 (171st overall)
|Devonta Freeman RB ATL
|15.4 (172nd overall)
|Jordan Matthews WR PHI
|15.5 (173rd overall)
|Latavius Murray RB OAK
|15.6 (174th overall)
|Tre Mason RB STL
|15.7 (175th overall)
|Aaron Dobson WR NE
|15.8 (176th overall)
|Miles Austin WR CLE
|15.9 (177th overall)
|Knile Davis RB KC
|15.10 (178th overall)
|Charles Clay TE BUF
|15.11 (179th overall)
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Katie Paul 4 November 13, 2009 Outline / Griffin The Iraq and Transjordan Mandates I. Thesis: Though both under British control at roughly the same time, the outcomes of the Iraq and Transjordan mandates were vastly different, with the Iraqi mandate ending in a military coup and the area of Transjordan remaining relatively peaceful. II. Iraq a. Political i. Iraq was originally three separate regions: Mosul, a mountainous northern province economically linked to Anatolia and Syria, Baghdad, supported by agriculture and trade with Iran, and Basra to the south, which traded with India and the Persian Gulf. 1. When linked under a British mandate in 1920, these regions had nothing in common politically and very little in common socially. 2. The differences in these three regions made political synergy difficult. ii. In the new countryside of Iraq, tribal confederations were harboring resentment towards the new centralized government. 1. This dissent reached a head in June 1920, when a huge uprising broke out among the tribes of the Euphrates. This revolt is often seen by Arabs as a symbolic Arab rejection of foreign intervention. It was also a turning point of British policymaking in Iraq. iii. After the rebellion, the British sought Amir Faysel in 1921. 1. The British wished to somewhat honor the promises made to the Hussein family during the Arab Revolt and also believed that Faysel would be moderate and his reputation as a prominent Arab figure would culminate popularity for the new government. 2. The British were very careful to portray Faysel as a legitimate leader of Iraq, rather than a puppet ruler. Through a series of treaties, Great Britain allowed Iraq an increased degree of autonomy. iv. The Organic Law of 1925 1. Defined Iraq as a hereditary constitutional monarchy with an elected bicameral legislature. Islam was proclaimed the state religion and separate courts were established for Sunnis and Shi'ia. a. The two-chamber parliament, however, was approved only under pressure from the British. Iraqi nationalists would have much preferred an entirely independent system of government. 2. An Iraqi army was formed and expanded to slightly over 26,000 men by 1932. 3. An Iraqi school system was also established under the Organic Law, promoting patriotism and national culture. v. In 1932, Iraq received formal independence and was admitted into the League of Nations. This proclamation was much delayed, due to arguments that the country was not yet ready for independence. France, especially, was afraid of the precedent this would set for its own colonies. 1. Britain still maintained some sponsorship in the workings of Iraq, including the use of certain air bases and maintaining a means of communication. The Iraq Petroleum Company, too, was closely supervised by the British. vi. Faysal, generally regarded as an capable ruler, died in 1933, ceding rule to his 21 year old sun Ghazi. 1. Ghazi , though a loyal Arab Nationalist, provided little in the way of leadership, allowing a narrow clique of individuals to run the country. 2. This group of Sunni ex-Ottoman officers was constantly changing: some individuals held the Prime Minister position five separate times. The consolidation of power in the hands of these particular elite represented a significant sectarian trend in Iraqi politics and power degenerated into a series of power struggles. 3. No political parties formed and elections were largely controlled. What arose was a series of tribe-based political uprisings that occurred in succession. vii. The military took over the political realm in 1936. This initiated a round of military coups inspired by Kemal Ataturk that continued for decades. 1. This emphasis on military led to the Anglo-Iraqi War in 1941. b. Social i. In the new state of Iraq, religion sharply divided the populace. 1. More than half of the Arab inhabitants of Iraq were Shi'ite Muslims. The rest were Sunnis. Though a numerical minority, the British politically backed the Sunni Muslims. 2. Religious minorities, such as the large Kurdish population (making up roughly 20% of the total population) to the north, Assyrian Christians, and a handful of Jewish communities in Baghdad, increased friction. The Kurds, especially, felt they had been cheated out of their self- determination. ii. The newly formed Iraqi army, in an attempt to gain legitimacy in the Middle East, began in 1933 to "protect the national interest" by massacring the Assyrian Christian population to the north. 1. These genocidal actions were applauded by most Iraqis and the soldiers were never berated for their actions. Many Christians fled to Syria as refugees. 2. This newfound power led to a military coup d'etat in 1936. c. Economic i. Early on, the British limited Iraqi access to the Persian Gulf. With only 36 miles of coastline, surrounding areas with more geographically favorable coastlines left much to be desired in Iraq. Kuwait, especially, was coveted by Iraq. 1. The border between Kuwait and Iraq became a constant source of friction until 1990, when the tiny country was annexed. ii. The presence of oil fields in Iraq fostered a contradiction in the British's influence in the region. While Great Britain wanted to mostly stay out of the affairs of the new state, the presence of oil forced some intervention. The British eventually signed a seventy-five year concession with the Iraq Petroleum Company allowing Britain huge access to the oil in the region. iii. Iraq's borders were often disputed, causing conflict with nearby Persia and the Turkish Republic. With the help of British mediation, these disputes were somewhat quelled. III. Transjordan a. Political i. Transjordan, the area excluded from the Palestine Mandate, was created as an artificial state to accommodate the interests of a Great Britain and a potential ruler, Abdullah Hussein, looking for a throne. ii. Before the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Transjordan was comprised of various Bedouin tribes inhabiting the desert regions in the neglected part of Syria. These tribes, unused to political interference in their workings, moved freely between Transjordan and Syria, often conducting raids. iii. Britain's main goal in Transjordan was to honor the Anglo-French postwar settlement in the Middle East and to stop the raids of the Bedouins on the Syrians. iv. To facilitate this end, an agreement was signed in 1928 to clarify the place of Abdullah and the British in this territory. The British would indirectly rule the region. A council was established, but retained little power, allowing Abdullah to control its members and rule as a monarch would. v. A bureaucracy was formed from various individuals without tribe affiliation who were not likely to engage in oppositional political activities. For this reason, no political parties formed and Abdullah kept peace by aligning with the various tribes. vi. In 1946, Transjordan received its independence, elevating Abdullah from prince to king. This was propelled by a British preoccupation with the problems of Palestine. b. Social i. An armed service received special emphasis from the British for the purpose of bringing stability to the decentralized tribal region. While the Arab Legion patrolled the frontiers of Transjordan, a special desert patrol was responsible for subduing the tribes and halting raids. These services were built from the population and controlled by British officers. 1. The Arab Legion played a large role in WWII fighting for the British. c. Economic i. The country began poor and underdeveloped, but gradually made slow and steady progress towards economic harmony. 1. 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The growth of boutiques in Mexico and Colombia has slowed. Pan-regional players continue to stick to their guns.
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The credit crisis left opportunity for boutique investment
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11 Packages by swissmanu
- harmonyhubjs harmonyhubjs is a Node.JS library which allows you to interact with your Logitech Harmony Hub.
- harmonyhubjs-client harmonyhubjs-client is a Node.JS library which allows you to interact with your Logitech Harmony Hub.
- harmonyhubjs-discove... Discover available Logitech Harmony Hubs in the current network.
- hyperion-graph A wrapper for node-neo4j for keeping a history of graph changes.
- node-barefoot Barefoot makes code sharing between browser and server reality. Write your application once and run it on both ends of the wire.
- orchestra-client Control Harmony Hubs from your computer.
- orchestra-jsapi Vanilla interface layer for harmonyhubjs-* libraries. Leveraged by orchestra and orchestra-webapi.
- powerbuddy Automatic shutdown and boot for linux
- primus-responder Request-Response ortiented communication for websockets with Primus.
- protractor-screensho... Use the screenshot reporter to capture screenshots from your Selenium nodes after each executed Protractor test case.
- traffic-lights Display Build Status on a USB Traffic Light


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Locker Crafts
Start Date: August 26, 2014 4:30 PM
End Date: August 26, 2014 6:30 PM
Location: Teen- Main Level (Max 75 Teens)
Another school year is up and running, it's time to personalize your locker! Stop by the teen library for crafting ideas to decorate your space.
|Friday, March 27th
|12:00 PM Beauty Green: Home Spa Treatments
|Friday, March 27th
|4:30 PM Family Movie Night: Big Hero 6
|Friday, March 27th
|4:30 PM Teen Game Night
|Friday, March 27th
|6:00 PM Beauty Green: Home Spa Treatments
|Friday, April 3rd
|10:00 AM Library Closed: Spring Break
|Monday, April 6th
|5:00 PM Neon Readers Teen Book Club: Poetry Month
|Saturday, April 11th
|12:00 PM International TableTop Day
|Tuesday, April 14th
|6:00 PM Board of Trustees Meeting - April
|Monday, April 20th
|5:00 PM Neon Readers Teen Book Club: Poetry Month
|Monday, April 27th
|4:30 PM Not-So-Secret-Garden Planting


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Children's LiteratureThis book gives a clear summary of the religion of Islam for people of other faiths. History, family life, worship, learning, and art, along with the conflict today and fundamentalism are explained. Definitions of Shiite and Sunni, Sufis, the "Five Pillars" of Islam, arranged marriages, and other topics are explained in light green insets. "Other rules in the Koran teach Muslims always to be honest and generous, never to eat pork or drink alcohol, and never to gamble or lend money for profit. Muslims must also be ready to fight to defend their faith." Clear colored photos show the different faces of Islam around the world. A map shows that the United States, Australia, China and others have growing populations of Muslims. This is part of the "Religions of the World" series and is a good reference book for any children's library. 2006, World Almanac Library, Ages 12 up.
—Carlee Hallman


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Cocktail table suggestion
brooksandivyAugust 18, 2009
I have an L-shaped sofa arrangement - 78" sofa and 62" loveseat in our great room. It is a gold, textured fabric three-cushion, loose back pillow back for the sofa and two-cushion, loose back on the loveseat.
Any suggestions for a new cocktail table - a shape, material, wood? The room is very traditional, patterned rug, wing chairs, etc., but not stuffy. Comfy fabrics and pillows. Pictures would be great. Thanks.
Hi, everybody. I have same question about Cocktail table . So please suggest me.


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I'm sure these are digital, the bottom one is consistent. Anyone know either of them?
Kind of similar to Permanent Waves, but there's also another scripty-joined-retro-diner-car-type font like that that I can't remember the name of.
The (badly) connected script at the bottom is Cool Air Conditioner a free font at Font Diner. The other script may be hand-drawn, but check out the other Font Diner selections -- maybe that's where the designer did his/her shopping.
- Mike Yanega
I was about to suggest Font Diner too.
air conditioner looks right, thanks. The flowing script looks so familiar to me.
Ricks looks like a monoline version of Murry Hill or Phyllis to me, but there are other fonts with a very simalar look, my favorite being Bounce Script from Letterhead Fonts.
Some others:
Freehand 591
Rick's is TF Saginaw Heavy or Extrabold, hard to say.
I knew it was from Font Diner I just forgot to check the free fonts page...I had just used the very similar Rocket Script that very day.


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Aging Disorders: OSTEOARTHRITIS OSTEOARTHRITIS • Normal Sinovial Joint Function • Why the Elderly Are Susceptible • Osteoarthritis (OA) – What is Osteoarthritis? – Etiology – Pathogenesis – Morphology – Clinical Significance • Osteoarthritis at a Glance Normal Synovial Joint Function • A joint is where two bones meet and articulate. Mobile joints in the body require the synergy of muscles, ligaments, and tendons to enable their full range of motion. • A mobile joint may have more than one type of movement, such as the elbow which comprises a both a hinge and pivot joint Normal Synovial Joint Function • The synovial joints include: Normal Synovial Joint Function The articulation surfaces of these mobile joints, called synovial joints, have a smooth layer of cartilage to (1) allow virtually friction-free movement, and (2) spread the load evenly in weight-bearing joints. In a healthy joint, the ends of bones are encased in smooth cartilage. Together, they are protected by a joint capsule lined with a synovial membrane that produces synovial fluid. The capsule and fluid protect the cartilage, muscles, and connective tissues. Normal Synovial Joint Function Cartilage is a protein substance that serves as a "cushion" between the bones of the joints. Chondrocytes maintain the matrix of type II collagen and proteoglycans to give cartilage its elasticity and high tensile strength. Why the Elderly Are Susceptible • Articular cartilage cells exhibit wear and tear with aging: – Chondrocytes decrease in number – Chondrocyte synthesis and metabolic activity decreases – Water content in cartilage decreases – Collagen fibers cross-link and expand – Cartilage matrix becomes increasingly granular – Cartilage may soften, split, and fragment with subsequent ossification – Increased amyloid is deposited What is osteoarthritis? • Osteoarthritis is a type of arthritis that is caused by the breakdown and eventual loss of the cartilage of one or more joints. Osteoarthritis commonly affects the hands, feet, spine, and large weight-bearing joints, such as the hips and knees. Osteoarthritis is also known as degenerative arthritis. • Among the over 100 different types of arthritis conditions, osteoarthritis is the most common, affecting over 20 million people in the United States. Osteoarthritis occurs more frequently as we age. Before age 45, osteoarthritis occurs more frequently in males. After age 55 years, it occurs more frequently in females. In the United States, all races appear equally affected. A higher incidence of osteoarthritis exists in the Japanese population, while South African blacks, East Indians and Southern Chinese have lower rates. Etiology • Most cases of osteoarthritis have no known cause and are referred to as idiopathic or primary osteoarthritis. This is the most common type in the elderly. • When the cause of the osteoarthritis is known, the condition is referred to as secondary osteoarthritis. This occurs in about 5% of cases in which there is a predisposing condition. These conditions include trauma to a joint, muscle weakness, developmental deformity of a joint, diabetes, ochronosis, hemochromatosis, or marked obesity. Pathogenesis Over time, the cartilage deteriorates, and its smooth surface roughens. Eventually, if the cartilage wears down completely, you may be left with bone rubbing on bone — causing the ends of your bones to become damaged and your joints to become painful. Your body goes to work repairing the damage, but the repairs may be inadequate, resulting instead in growth of new bone along the sides of the existing bone, which produces prominent lumps, most noticeable on hands and feet. Each of the steps in this repair process produces pain. The pain and tenderness over the bony lumps may be most marked early in the course of the disease and less evident later on. Pathogenesis • Aging and Mechanical Effects – Increasing frequency of OA with advancing age – The cartilage damage may be due to a mechanical stress that results in an imbalance of enzymes released from the cartilage cells or from the lining of the joint. When balanced, these enzymes allow for the natural breakdown and regeneration of cartilage. But too much of the enzymes can cause the joint cartilage to break down faster than it's rebuilt. (Much like altered bone remodeling in osteoporosis.) • Genetic Factors – May be linked to chromosomes 2 and 11 • Other Factors – Risk increased in direct proportion to bone density – High levels of estrogen – Hereditary conditions such as defective cartilage and malformed joints – Joint injuries caused by work or sports – Obesity – Diseases that change the structure and function of cartilage (rheumatoid arthritis, hemochromatosis, Paget's disease, gout or pseudogout Morphology • Chondrocytes proliferate with biochemical changes as the water content of the matrix increases and the concentration of proteoglycans decreases. Vertical and horizontal fibrillation and cracking of the matrix occur as the outside layers of cartilage are degraded. It has a granular articular surface that is softer than normal. • After all of the cartilage layers are sloughed off, the exposed bone becomes the new articular surface. Friction smooths and burnishes exposed bone (bone eburnation). Rebuttressing and sclerosis of underlying cancellous bone. • Fracture gaps allow synovial fluid to be forced into the subchondral regions. The fluid collects in fibrous walled cysts. Mushroom-shaped osteophytes (bony outgrowths) develop at the margins of articular surface and are capped by fibrocartilage and hyaline cartilage that gradually ossify. Morphology • Small fractures occur in the articulating bone and dislodged pieces of cartilage and subchondral bone appear in the joint, forming loose bodies or joint mice. • The synovium shows minor alterations in comparison to the destruction of the articular surface and is congested and fibrotic and may have scattered chronic inflammatory cells. • In severe OA, a fibrous synovial pannus covers the peripheral portions of the articular surface. Clinical Significance • The most common symptom of osteoarthritis is pain in the affected joint(s) after repetitive use. Joint pain is usually worse later in the day. There can be swelling, warmth, and creaking of the affected joints. Pain and stiffness of the joints can also occur after long periods of inactivity, for example, sitting in a theater. In severe osteoarthritis, complete loss of cartilage cushion causes friction between bones, causing pain at rest or pain with limited motion. • Symptoms of osteoarthritis vary greatly from patient to patient. Some patients can be debilitated by their symptoms. On the other hand, others may have remarkably few symptoms in spite of dramatic degeneration of the joints apparent on x-rays. Symptoms also can be intermittent. It is not unusual for patients with osteoarthritis of the hands and knees to have years of pain-free intervals between symptoms. • There is no blood test for the diagnosis of osteoarthritis. Blood tests are performed to exclude diseases that can cause secondary osteoarthritis, as well as to exclude other arthritis conditions that can mimic osteoarthritis. Clinical Significance • X-rays of the affected joints can suggest osteoarthritis. The common x-ray findings of osteoarthritis include loss of joint cartilage, narrowing of the joint space between adjacent bones, and bone spur formation. Simple x-ray testing can be very helpful to exclude other causes of pain in a particular joint as well as assist the decision-making as to when surgical intervention should be considered. • Arthrocentesis is often performed in the doctor's office. During arthrocentesis, a sterile needle is used to remove joint fluid for analysis. Joint fluid analysis is useful in excluding gout, infection, and other causes of arthritis. Removal of joint fluid and injection of corticosteroids into the joints during arthrocentesis can help relieve pain, swelling, and inflammation. • Arthroscopy is a surgical technique where a doctor inserts a viewing tube into the joint space. Abnormalities and damage to the cartilage and ligaments can be detected and sometimes repaired through the arthroscope. If successful, patients can recover from the arthroscopic surgery much more quickly than from open joint surgery. • Finally, a careful analysis of the location, duration, and character of the joint symptoms and the appearance of the joints helps the doctor in diagnosing osteoarthritis. Bony enlargement of the joints from spur formations is characteristic of osteoarthritis. Therefore, Heberden's nodes, Bouchard's nodes, and bunions of the feet can help the doctor make a diagnosis of osteoarthritis. Clinical Significance • Aside from weight reduction and avoiding activities that exert excessive stress on the joint cartilage, there is no specific treatment to halt cartilage degeneration or to repair damaged cartilage in osteoarthritis. The goal of treatment in osteoarthritis is to reduce joint pain and inflammation while improving and maintaining joint function. Some patients with osteoarthritis have minimal or no pain, and may not need treatment. Resting sore joints decreases stress on the joints, and relieves pain and swelling. • Exercise usually does not aggravate osteoarthritis when performed at levels that do not cause joint pain. Exercise is helpful in osteoarthritis in several ways. First, it strengthens the muscular support around the joints. It also prevents the joints from "freezing up" and improves and maintains joint mobility. Finally, it helps with weight reduction and promotes endurance. Applying local heat before and cold packs after exercise can help relieve pain and inflammation. Swimming is particularly suited for patients with osteoarthritis because it allows patients to exercise with minimal impact stress to the joints. • Using support devices, such as splints, canes, walkers, and braces. These devices can be helpful in reducing stress on the joints. Finger splints can support individual joints of the fingers. Paraffin wax dips, warm water soaks, and nighttime cotton gloves can help ease hand symptoms. Spine symptoms can improve with a neck collar, lumbar corset, or a firm mattress, depending on what areas are involved. Clinical Significance • Drugs such as aspirin and acetaminophen, pain-relieving creams, NSAIDs, Cox-2 Inhibitors, food supplements glucosamine and chondroitin, fish oil supplements, injections of cortisone or hyaluronic acid • Surgery is generally reserved for those patients with osteoarthritis that is particularly severe and unresponsive to the conservative treatments. Arthroscopy can be helpful when cartilage tears are suspected. Osteotomy is a bone removal procedure that can help realign some of the deformity in selected patients, usually those with knee disease. • In some cases, severely degenerated joints are best treated by fusion (arthrodesis) or replacement with an artificial joint (arthroplasty). Total hip and total knee replacements are now commonly performed in hospitals throughout the United States. These can bring dramatic pain relief and improved function. Knee replacement surgery can repair damage from osteoarthritis and other inflammatory conditions. The artificial joint has metal alloy caps for your femur and tibia and high-density plastic to replace eroded cartilage within the joint and on your kneecap. Osteoarthritis At A Glance • Osteoarthritis is a joint inflammation that results from cartilage degeneration. • Osteoarthritis can be caused by aging, heredity, and injury from trauma or disease. • The most common symptom of osteoarthritis is pain in the affected joint(s) after repetitive use. • There is no blood test for the diagnosis of osteoarthritis. • The goal of treatment in osteoarthritis is to reduce joint pain and inflammation while improving and maintaining joint function.
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text: GamesBeat Odin's beard! Gameloft reveals gameplay for new Thor title July 26, 2013 8:21 AM Jeff Grubb 0 Gaming execs: Join 180 select leaders from King, Glu, Rovio, Unity, Facebook, and more to plan your path to global domination in 2015. GamesBeat Summit is invite-only -- apply here. Ticket prices increase on April 3rd! Mobile developer Gameloft is making Thor: The Dark World, based on the upcoming film of the same name, for iOS and Android. It's an isometric hack-and-slash title that has the god of thunder facing off against hordes of enemies. The game is due out this fall, and now the studio is revealing the first gameplay in the trailer above. "Thor: The Dark World – The Official Game will allow fans of the franchise to play as one of Marvel's most iconic superheroes in a game of epic scope and beauty," Marvel vice president of games marketing Javon Frazier said. "With this new game, we are further expanding the successful relationship between Marvel and Gameloft." Thor: The Dark World is a free-to-play game. Gameloft will attempt to generate revenue with in-game items that players can purchase to improve and augment their experience. This is the Gameloft's third Marvel-movie tie-in. The publisher previously released titles based on the films Iron Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man. Thor: The Dark World debuts in theaters Nov. 8. It follows the events of the first film as well as the 2012 team-up movie The Avengers.