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|Acting Cmr. S.S.A. Carolyn W Colvin
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Clarksville, TN – With finals in its rear-view mirror, Austin Peay women's basketball team launches into its four-week Winter Break when it hosts Southern Illinois in a 1:00pm, Saturday contest at the Dunn Center.
The Lady Govs and Salukis will meet for the fourth time in the last five seasons. Austin Peay has won the last two outings, including last season's 71-69 victory that was its first-ever "W" in Carbondale, IL.
Austin Peay Lady Govs Basketball junior guard Tiasha Gray. (APSU Sports Information)
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Clarksville, TN – After a winless road trip, Austin Peay women's basketball team looks to change its fortunes when it begins a three-game homestand with a 2:00pm, Saturday contest against Brescia.
Austin Peay Women's Basketball play host to Brescia Bearcats Saturday. (APSU Sports Information)
Memphis, TN – A nearly six-minute second-half opening drought doomed Austin Peay State University women's basketball team in a 65-60 nonconference loss to Memphis, Tuesday night, at Elma Roane Fieldhouse.
Leading 30-28 at halftime, Austin Peay (1-6) went scoreless for the opening 5:34 of the second half, going 0-for-6 from the floor and committing two turnovers.
Austin Peay Lady Govs Basketball junior guard Tiasha Gray had 19 points, seven assists, six rebounds and three steals against Memphis Tuesday. (APSU Sports Information)
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Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay will have one last chance to get rid of that albatross hanging around its neck…winning on the road.
APSU brings the nation's longest active road losing streak to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and Houck Stadium, 1:00pm, Saturday when it faces Southeast Missouri.
Austin Peay Football faces Southeast Missouri this weekend. (APSU Sports Information)
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The Skyhawks took advantage of two interceptions and one fumble to roll past the Governors 37-7, during homecoming action at Hardy Graham Stadium.
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Clarksville, TN – Games against Tennessee and Memphis highlight the 2015 Austin Peay State University's baseball team's schedule, announced Wednesday.
The Govs, who play a November 1st scrimmage against Tennessee, will face the Volunteers during the regular season with a 5:00pm contest on St. Patrick's Day (March 17th). Nearly one month later, Memphis will visit Raymond C. Hand Park for the first time since 2007 with an April 14th contest.
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Nashville, TN – Freshman quarterback Mickey Macius, making just his second career start, has been named adidas® Ohio Valley Conference Co-Newcomer of the Week after helping lead Austin Peay State University to its 20-13 victory Saturday night against Murray State and ending the Football Championship Subdivision's longest active losing streak at 18 games.


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In addition to its position at the center of the Great Lakes Basin—shorelines on four of the five Great Lakes—Michigan boasts more than 11,000 inland lakes, thousands of miles of rivers and streams and more than 80 major watersheds. Michigan State University Extension's focus on lakes, streams and watersheds brings together educators and researchers with local, state, regional and federal agencies and stakeholder organizations to protect and promote the sustainable use of the state's distinctive aquatic resources.
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Jalal Chekara, the leader of Chekara Orchestra:
"We live here in Tetuan city, very close to Spain. We have relatives in Spain. I remember when I was young, I used to go with my mother to Spain a lot.
We always listen to Flamenco music here in Tetuan, because Spain's southern bank is only seven kilometers away from us. We are deeply influenced by the Flamenco culture and the Andalusian culture in general.
It is said that the word Flamenco has an Arabic origin, which is the combination of two words fallah meaning 'farmer' and mancoob meaning 'troubled', because farmers used to work in farms under very difficult circumstances, and they used to sing to lift up their spirits. Due to differences in pronouncing the letters, the words fallah mancoob became Flamenco.
It is a family experience. I have started with my grandfather, who was a violinist. He is the one who established the Tetuan Music Centre. My uncle was also a music teacher at the centre, and later became a general supervisor.
The Chekara orchestra experience has continued since it was established in 1958.
I was born in 1974. I joined the music centre in 1984, when I was only 10 years old; and the Chekara orchestra in 1987 when I was 13 years old.
I adopted my uncle's style of playing music and singing. When I was little, about three or four years old, I used to go with my father to the Zawya Harraqiya and I liked this type of music since then.
My uncle, the founder of the Chekara orchestra, passed away in 1998. I started to replace him in leading the orchestra two years before his death as he was old and sick. I officially became leader of the orchestra after his death.
I stayed like that until I received a work contract in Spain in 2000, and moved to Granada.
We play the violin instrument in accordance with the Rukba style. The Andalusian music is known for being played on the Rabab instrument. In the past, the Rabab was always played according to the Rukba style. There was also another instrument that looks like the violin. It used to be played during the era of Arab presence in Andalusia.
However, as the modern violin emerged, with its beautiful, clear sound, that instrument was abandoned and replaced by the violin. That is why the violin has become very important for us. The European audience likes the way we play the violin according to the Rukba style, as it enables us to play and sing at the same time, unlike classical music. Andalusian music is playing and singing at the same time, and that is why this way allows us to play Andalusian music with no difficulties."
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Two new Exchange Traded Funds, filed within days of each other with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, will focus on companies that provide products and services to the wind-energy industry, such as turbine makers and utilities with wind farms.
Wind energy reduces carbon dioxide emissions and cuts natural gas and water use. Of particular interest to investors, wind power is unaffected by price swings in natural gas, coal and uranium — all of which soared this year.
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The global wind-power market, meanwhile, grew 27% to 94 gigawatts installed capacity, according to the Global Wind Energy Council. Total global capacity is projected to increase by 155% to 240.3 gigawatts by 2012 with China leading the growth.
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Not to mention wind turbines are by far the most employee intensive energy production sector. Doesn't make sense for Europe to be leading the way (from investments made during the 1970s oil peak and the lack of a car and urban sprawl American culture) when it's the North American economy that might be reeling from US financial pyramid schemes.
Tough to make a green portfolio. I like Transit Bus manufacturers. Electric Cars. Farm Machinery (mitigation). Desalination (mitigation, be a great place for oil to park their hoards). Wind turbines and supply chain. Bicycle manufacturers. And I'm not sure about motorcycle/skooter manufacturers and PEM manufacturers.
Tough to find pure plays. I don't think any portfolio managers yet include desalination or farm machinery.


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Devil in the detail of credit card balance transfers
Friday, 20 March 2015, 10:48 am | Banking Ombudsman
Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell says her office has experienced an increase in complaints about credit card balance transfers due to competition between banks offering deals. More >>
Changes to term deposits: what you need to know
Thursday, 12 February 2015, 1:58 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Customers used to breaking term deposits early may soon find they have to give more than 30 days notice or demonstrate they are experiencing hardship if they want to access their money. More >>
Deception in virtual world breaks hearts and wallets
Monday, 9 February 2015, 10:42 am | Banking Ombudsman
Too many people looking for love are being tricked out of their money online by scoundrels taking advantage of their loneliness, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. More >>
Scam-related bank complaints predicted to rise
Friday, 9 January 2015, 11:34 am | Banking Ombudsman
Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell predicts complaints to her office about scams will increase this year and has put out a guide to help bank customers avoid getting caught up. More >>
Make sure your Christmas money gift gets to the right person
Thursday, 18 December 2014, 2:34 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Be sure account numbers are correct if you gift money by transferring it directly into someone's account this festive season otherwise the wrong person might think all their Christmases have come at once, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. More >>
Watch your limit this Christmas – Banking Ombudsman
Friday, 12 December 2014, 1:03 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell is urging people spending up this Christmas to be sure they stick within their credit card limits and make sure they keep their cards safe. More >>
Why banks pay local body rates arrears, then charge customer
Tuesday, 4 November 2014, 11:06 am | Banking Ombudsman
Why banks can take money from customer bank accounts to pay their council rates arrears is explained in a new Banking Ombudsman Scheme quick guide on payment of overdue rates. More >>
More bank complaints made online in 2013-14
Thursday, 16 October 2014, 9:34 am | Banking Ombudsman
More bank complaints made online in 2013-14 Customers with a problem about their bank are increasingly using electronic means to complain according to Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. "Two-thirds of our complaints are now made via the scheme's ... More >>
Fine-tune your digital finances to keep you financially fit
Tuesday, 14 October 2014, 12:13 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Digital banking can help your financial fitness if used with care. Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell says her top tips for getting financially fit in the digital banking age are: 1. Take advantage of your smartphone or tablet and download your bank's ... More >>
Be clear how much you'll pocket if selling property
Wednesday, 27 August 2014, 11:50 am | Banking Ombudsman
Customers wanting to sell one of their properties to release capital should first be clear how much money their bank will let them pocket, said Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. More >>
Research and understand the risks before investing your cash
Tuesday, 1 July 2014, 10:42 am | Banking Ombudsman
With the economy improving and some consumers being in a position to invest, the Banking Ombudsman Scheme has published a quick guide on investing. The guide is based on the Banking Ombudsman's insights from the global financial crisis and is designed ... More >>
Banks records: can you always get what you want?
Tuesday, 24 June 2014, 12:25 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Customers are entitled to access records of their dealings with their bank but may be frustrated if the bank can't produce either historical records or original documents, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. More >>
Beware cunning new twist on bank card PIN scams
Monday, 12 May 2014, 2:30 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Bank customers will continue to be ripped off by scammers as long as they keep revealing their card PINs, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. More >>
Privacy matters for banking customers too
Wednesday, 7 May 2014, 9:23 am | Banking Ombudsman
Privacy Week highlights everybody is entitled to privacy but the public may be surprised to learn the Banking Ombudsman Scheme also deals with privacy complaints, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. "Some cases show failings in bank procedures and the ... More >>
KiwiSaver complaints on the increase
Tuesday, 29 April 2014, 5:14 pm | Banking Ombudsman
The Banking Ombudsman Scheme has had a 51% increase in KiwiSaver cases compared to last year and expects complaints to continue increasing as the value of KiwiSaver savings grows and participant banks take more of the market. More >>
Too many people looking for love are being tricked
Thursday, 13 February 2014, 6:40 pm | Banking Ombudsman
Do due diligence for matters of the heart as well as the wallet – Banking Ombudsman Too many people looking for love are being tricked out of their money by rakes and charlatans, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. "Valentine's Day is a great ... More >>
Banking Ombudsman: accessing unsecured public Wi-Fi risky
Monday, 10 February 2014, 2:30 pm | Banking Ombudsman
People who store personal information, including bank account details and documents with signatures, on their email accounts put themselves at risk if they access emails using unsecured public Wi-Fi, says Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell. More >>
Banking Ombudsman now has phone interpreters
Wednesday, 18 December 2013, 9:51 am | Banking Ombudsman
The Banking Ombudsman Scheme helped a non-English speaker with a banking problem within a day of offering access to a telephone interpretation service, Banking Ombudsman Deborah Battell said today. More >>
Help - the ATM ate my lunch money!
Monday, 2 December 2013, 10:40 am | Banking Ombudsman
Most people use ATMs to withdraw or deposit cash without any problems at all, but the Banking Ombudsman Scheme has just published a new Quick Guide about ATMs which highlights some of things that can go wrong. More >>
Watch bank balance to avoid exceeding account limits
Friday, 1 November 2013, 2:48 pm | Banking Ombudsman
A Quick Guide explaining how overdrafts work has been released today by the Banking Ombudsman Scheme to help people better understand why accounts go into overdraft or exceed account limits, and what to do to avoid associated fees and costs. More >>


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Wistron to expand capacity at Kunshan plant for Apple orders
Oct 21, 15:03
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Sharp to begin production of IGZO LCD panels for smartphones at Kameyama Plant Number 2
Oct 18, 15:42
Sharp has commercialized production of IGZO LCD panels for smartphones and will begin manufacturing them at its Kameyama Plant Number 2 before the end of 2013.
Digitimes Research: Global 4Q13 DRAM capacity to reduce 5.7% on SK Hynix China plant fire
Oct 16, 16:07
Global DRAM production has been hit due to a fire at SK Hynix' China fab. Combined production capacity at DRAM producers worldwide during the fourth quarter of 2013 is set to be about...
TCL commences operations of new handset plant in Huizhou
Oct 3, 21:37
TCL has commenced official operations of the first phase production facilities of its new handset plant in Huizhou, China with an annual production capacity of 65 million handsets...
SK Hynix China plant to resume full operations in 3-6 months, sources say
Sep 9, 21:32
The SK Hynix China plant is expected to resume full operations within 3-6 months, according to sources at equipment makers, who added that the firm has resumed production of only...
SK Hynix partially resumes operation at fire-hit China plant
Sep 9, 11:19
SK Hynix said on September 7 that the company had partially resumed operations at its Wuxi, China plant that was damaged in a fire on Sepbember 4.
Taiwan PCB suppliers see little impact from SK Hynix China plant fire
Sep 6, 10:27
Tripod Technology and APCB both expect little impact from a recent fire at SK Hynix' China plant. PC DRAM is already in oversupply, the firms said.
Fire at SK Hynix China plant sends DRAM spot prices higher
Sep 5, 21:50
A fire at SK Hynix' plant in China helped push up DRAM spot prices substantially today (September 5).
Apex new plant to go online as scheduled
Jul 24, 17:51
Apex International, a Taiwan-invested PCB company in Thailand, will kick off commercial operations at its second plant in Thailand in the third quarter of 2013 as scheduled, despite...
Eversol opens solar power plant in Japan
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Taiwan-based solar wafer firm Eversol has announced that operations at a 1.5MW ground-mount solar power plant in Hiroshima, Japan, a project with Japan's West Holdings, kicked off...
Hermes Microvision begins construction of new plant
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STATS ChipPAC to close Malaysia plant
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New Csun solar manufacturing facility in Turkey opens door for maker
Jun 17, 10:24
China-based solar firm China Sunergy (Csun) announced the opening of its new solar product manufacturing facility in Turkey at the end of May. This announcement came days before the...
Inspection tool supplier HMI to build new plant in Southern Taiwan
Jun 5, 11:14
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PCB backup board maker Aurona begins pilot runs at new plant in Taiwan
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LED plant factory market to reach US$1.2 billion in 2013, says PIDA
May 16, 14:15
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Mar 22, 16:29
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CPT steps into development of plant factories
Feb 20, 15:56
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Taiwan market: No. 4 nuclear power plant enters testing
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Globalfoundries, TI in bid to purchase Powerchip 12-inch fab equipment
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Lenovo and Sharp winding down talks on LCD TV plant acquisition
Jan 22, 16:12
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Wistron unlikely to buy Sharp TV plant in Malaysia, says sources
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Powerchip likely to keep P3 fab
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Compeq building new PCB plant in China
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Iteq to expand capacity at Taiwan plant
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CCL maker EMC to expand capacity at China plant
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GBM to open new plant in China
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Foxconn reportedly plans to set up plants in US
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GBM begins trial PCB production at new plant in Chongqing
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Have you had any luck finding a replacement door for your Model FB26F-C Freestanding Fireplace? I also have the same model and need a new door.
Seens like it is impossible to locate replacement doors for this Preway Fireplace. I finally went to a welding shop and they are going to try to remake the doors for me. I would still be interested if anyone knows where they can be purchased?
I could use a set of doors too! but I really need a new fan motor, problem is I can only read part of the model number. can any of you read the whole number? McMillan electric told me the number should be "a letter,four numbers,another letter,and four more numbers. if any body out there has this info I would be very greatful. thanks
Not sure if this is what you are looking for. On the center of the motor is a number printed in yellow and is as follows L80E84 D. I do not see any other numbers on the motor itself. I am sending a photo of this number.
I also have a mobile home with fireplace. I have the complete parts list and instruction manuel. What I need is the blower wheels, right & left. part # K17424 & K17425. They are 10 inches long and 2 1/2" wide, actually they are round, just hard to measure. I am finding out preway is out of business and if you know of anyone who has parts, let me know.The model # of my fireplace is B136C-EM made in 1982. It works quite well, just beginning to need parts now.
We are getting ready to install a preway fireplace into our home, model #B136C-EM. Problem is we do not have the installation manual. We would be grateful to purchase a copy of the manual. Please respond to [email protected]
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Cinnamon and Ginger
We lost Pancake a couple of weeks ago, due to breast cancer. I was a little surprised that a hamster would be diagnosed with such a thing, but the vet said it is a frequent problem in the critters. Very sad. Mitchell did not wait long to be asking to get another hamster, and I have to admit that the wee hours were eerily quiet without our nocturnal exerciser running on the wheel. We went to several pet shops over a week, and we were thinking of getting another Russian Dwarf due to what a nice pet Pancake was. When we ran across the "Sunfire" color variety, we were surprised how bright and lovely they were, and these two baby sisters stole our hearts. We took them both! They were seven weeks old when we got them, now about eight. They're growing really fast, and they keep their cheeks full of seeds, so they look even bigger. They're incredibly active, and it's hard to get photos of them that aren't blurred, especially showing both of them together. We talked about naming them Biscuit and Crescent, to sort of go with the name Pancake, and because of their coloring. In the end, Mitchell decided he liked the names Cinnamon and Ginger. Ginger is the slightly lighter one, which you can tell only when they're side by side. We can also tell when we have a hold of Cinnamon-- she bites. Happy Knitting, Lisa Kay
Monday, March 16, 2015
Winter Basketball
Mitchell played winter basketball, and he just played his last game this past weekend. They had one practice and one game per week. It is fun to see how quickly the kids improve when they are just starting out. Onward to Spring! Happy Knitting, Lisa Kay
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I finished Nanook, by Heidi Kirrmaier, a couple of weeks ago, and I have been waiting for a day with enough light to take pictures. I modified the pattern with the pattern edging at the bottom of the back and sleeves... ribbed in the pattern. Since the pattern edging, intended only for the collar of this top-down sweater, is directional (knitted starting at the edge, going inward), I had to work the cuff and hem first, and then graft to the sleeves and body. The yarn is Hedgehog Fibres' Silk/Cashmere Worsted in the colorway "Opalite," which I special ordered, along with a matching skein of sock yarn. I've started the socks, with the same lace edging at the top. Ravelry Project Page. Happy Knitting, Lisa Kay
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
Reading Mitts
On a trip January 27-28, I made a pair of Reading Mitts. The Yarn is Lorna's Laces Honor, which is alpaca and silk... a yummy blend for wearing on the hands. Happy Knitting, Lisa Kay
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Bobble Cardigan
I finished this up on January 24, and just got around to taking photos... There was some sunshine this weekend. Noro Iro. Ravelry Project Page. Happy Knitting, Lisa Kay
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Sunday, January 25, 2015
Pancake Loves Her Wool
Our hamster, Pancake, loves wool. I started giving her little bits of wool (short enough it cannot be a choking hazard) because one of the hamster books at the library said they like to nest with wool. I imagine it is a rather scarce resource in nature... I keep little wool clippings from my knitting and put them in after we clean her cage each week. The rest of the bedding (the blue stuff) is paper-based commercial hamster bedding. She seems to love the wool! You have to love a pet who loves wool! Happy Knitting, Lisa Kay
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Lucas Vieira needs a translator to seal a high-profile business deal, and also a woman to pose as his girlfriend to fend off a colleague's overeager wifeso why not kill two birds with one stone?
Linguist Caroline Hamilton jumps at the chance to earn some decent money. But when she meets her client, she realizes she may be out of her league. The powerful Brazilian seems to be interested in more than just her brains .
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I've got
Nightingale Armor (Chest, Gloves and Boots)
Spellbreaker (Shield)
Nightingale Sword
Dawn Breaker Sword
Nightingale Bow
Blade of Woe (Dagger)
Game » consists of 15 releases. Released Nov 11, 2011
With my rogue:
Armor: Dragonplate Armor, Dragonplate Gauntlets, Dwarven Boots of Frost Suppresion, No helmet (mostly because my char looks retarded in a helmet) I also roll some nightingale armor sometimes.
Weapon: Daedric War Axe of Restoration, with chain lightning on the other hand <3
Right now, I'm experimenting with some cloth since I'm doing some stuff up at the mage college (I'm level 25). I have some Elven armor I've enchanted with magic regen that I carry around, too but my Enchanting skill is still too low to replicate the same bonus numbers that the pre-made mage robes offer. Then there is the problem of knowing what enemies fill what types of soul gems. I hate when a common soul winds up in a grand soul gem.
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...No helmet (mostly because my char looks retarded in a helmet)
Are you playing on the PC, because there is a "no helmet" mod that hides nearly all helmets from view excluding hoods and circlets. "No Helmet Mod" on the SkyrimNexus. There is a new one called "Invisble Helmets - Hide your Helmet", but I haven't tried it out yet. Of course, since the Creation Kit has yet to arrive, it does this for all characters in the game. I don't mind it at all, but everyone has their own tastes. Once the CK is available for modders, we'll probably get more versatility.
Leather armor and some sword.
Actually, I used to have a pretty decked-out character. Then, as I was trying to delete old saves and make a new character, a lawful evil rogue-ish female, I accidentally deleted him. Cue cluster f-bomb.
epic wolf armour, eleven boots enchanted with fortify carry weight, dwarfen gauntlets. Enchanted epic level elven sword that does fire damage, elven bow that does fire damage and War axe that contains soul trap.... I think I might get some shit for this loadout...
Legendary Daedric set with some carry weight, and 2 handed weapon damage enchantments and all three 2 handed Daedric weapons, each with Fiery Soul enchantment and each improved to Legendary.
Not next to my game right now, so this is from memory, but:
I usually roll with a Flame Atronarch and dual Firebolts, haven't really needed to swap to Incinerate very frequently. I switch to the same set of spells for Ice and Lightning when there's a difficult group of melee or mages.
I've been working on leveling up smithing and enchanting lately...
A robe, a hood, scaled bracers, scaled boots that I've had since like level 10. I just wear what I think looks cool. Games not that hard or the gear doesn't seem to make a huge difference to the way I play.
Here's the stuff I carry for my level 51 Rogue. Everything smithed to legendary.
Chest/Boots: Nightingale Armor
Hands/Head: Ancient Shrouded Armor
Total Armor Rating: ~550
Dual weild with Ebony and Daedric Daggers ~201 damage
Daedric bow with my 12 Daedric Arrows ~250 damage
Overall incumberence 32/400
Full set of Legendary Dragon Scale armor with enchantments that increase my one-handed damage by 180%, improves my light armor skill by 112 points, and improves magicka and stamina regen by 62% and 40% respectively. Oh and also makes Destruction magic 28% cheaper. Got an armor rating of over 1200.
Legendary glass sword with a base damage of 230 with 64 frost damage and 24 shock damage enchantments.
Legendary Heavy Dragon Plate Helmet: Fortify Destruction, Magicka Regeneration
Legendary Daedric Armor: Fortify Destruction, Magicka Regeneration
Legendary Dragon Plate Gauntlets: Fortify One-Handed, Fortify Magicka
Legendary Dragon Plate Boots: Resist Fire, Resist Frost
Gold Ruby Amulet: Fortify Magicka, Fortify Destruction
Gold Diamond Ring: Magicka Regeneration, Fortify Magicka
My character also has Dawnbreaker, a paralysis staff, and mehunes razor on him but I prefer to use magic and bound sword as a primary means of attack.
My character is a level 57 Tank Battlemage essentially. Most physical attacks cause little damage, (can take three blows from a Giants club), and I have little defense against magic users.
My cat is a straight killer! Definitely could have more powerful gear, but I'm more interested in role playing and establishing an aesthetic. At this point, the gear I can make are far better than anything in the game. But, form and function meet as my ghostly blade plunges through unsuspecting victims!
Boethiah's Ebony Mail (Legendary) - (muffle 100%)
Falmer Helmet (Legendary) - Fortify Archery, Fortify Lockpicking
Gold and Emerald Circlet - Fortify Archery, Fortify Lockpicking
Daedric Gauntlets (Legendary) - Fortify One-handed, Fortify Sneak
Daedric Boots (Legendary) - Fortify One-handed, Fortify Sneak
Gold Diamond Necklace - Fortify Barter, Magic Resistance
Gold Diamond Ring - Fire Resistance, Frost Resistance
Ghostblade (Legendary)
Daedric Bow (Legendary) - Paralyze, Soul Trap
Legendary Elven Gilded Armor: Fortify Restoration, Fortify Magicka Regen
Legendary Glass Gauntlets: Fortify Pickpocket, Forify One-Handed
Legendary Glass Boots: Fortify Sneaking, Fortify Shock Resistance
Legendary Krosis
Legendary Dragonbane
All the gear I'm using is custom/modded gear so it probably won't mean anything to anyone who hasn't installed the mods (i.e. Daedric Nodachi, Magicka Sabers, etc). I kinda got bored by the vanilla gear pretty quickly.
I roll with the Dark Brotherhood armor. My weapons of choice are the Ebony bow, dagger, and sword, all of which I've smith up to a Legendary condition.
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@0blivion_: mace of molag been using it for the past 20 or so hours havent found a better one
I don't think there is a better one, I had that Mace and it kicked ass. I went back to using a swords and found the Chillrend (I think it's called) does frost damage and has a chance to freeze my opponent.
Legendary Nightengale armor, Legendary Daedric Bow and sword on my Kaijit archer
working on mage stuff for my pure caster Brenton
Nightingale Armor (Chest, Gloves)
Ancient Shrouded Cowl
Ancient Shrouded Boots
Ebony Bow (frost damage enchantment)
Arrows (every kind)
Dragonscale Armor (chest, gauntlets, and boots; all at legendary status), and a Skyforge Steal sword (again, legendary). Also have a Glass Bow (also at legendary) along with some Ebony arrows for stealth purposes. No enchantments because I didn't pour any points into that skill.
Currently (I've got three characters, so this may be a bit long):
Nord Warrior (level 38)
Blades armor set (all exquisite)
Ebony Battleaxe (superior)
Ebony Bow (superior)
Gaulder Amulet (+30 magicka, health, and stamina)
Amulet of Talos (sometimes; 20% faster shout recharge)
Wood Elf Thief (28)
Ancient Shrouded armor set (+100% poison resistance, muffled, +35% bow damage, 2x one-handed sneak attack damage)
Ebony Bow (superior)
Ebony Sword (superior) and Steel Dagger (superior) - primary melee weapons
Nightingale Blade (absorb 25 health and stamina) and Blade of Woe (absorb 10 health)
Steel Dagger of Binding (absorb soul)
Amulet of Talos
Ring of Wielding (+20% one-handed damage)
Khajiit Mage (early 20s) from memory
Apprentice Hood and Robes (+40 magicka and 75% faster magicka regen)
Leather Bracers (fine)
Scaled Boot of Hauling (improved carry weight)
And some kind of necklace related to magicka; can't remember if it was recharge or pool increase.
I use robes, Ebony Flesh and Dragon Flesh. I'm working my way towards level 100 enchanting for the free destruction, but in the meantime I use 40% shock resistant boots, 17% destruction ring, magica regen gloves, a destruction circlet and that sexy necklace you get from killing the ancient nord kings.
Ebony Mail - For the extra sneak, poison AND Heavy Armour
Shrouded Gloves - Double Backstab damage (30x damage dagger backstabs + Mehrune's Razor = awesome)
Nightingale Boots - For the Muffle
That amulet you get for becoming Thieves' Guild Master - Extra speech
I have some ring which increases health regen by 30% too
Weapons vary between Dawnbreaker + Mace of Molag Bal when I really want to bring pain, sometimes swap the mace for the Nightingale Blade when it runs out of charge, Mehrune's Razor for stealth kills and Nightingale Bow for ranged stealth kills.
I don't do Smithing right now but I'm gonna get into it and I've started dabbling with enchantment. I want to pimp out some Daedric Armour at some point.
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"The science that Willie Soon does is almost pointless." - NASA climate scientist Gavin Schmidt, to the New York Times
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Gerhard is a retired geologist from the University of Kansas. He has government and industry experience in petroleum exploration, research and exploration program management, oil and gas regulation, and reservoir geology.
His profile at Thomasson Partner Associates, Inc. describes him as as an Honorary Member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, past president and Honorary Member of that society's Division of Environmental Geosciences, an Honorary Member of the Association of American State Geologists, and an Honorary Member of the Kansas Geological Society.
"We also know a lot about Earth temperature changes:
- Global temperature changes naturally all of the time, in both directions and at many scales of intensity.
- The warmest year in the U.S. in the last century was 1934, not 1998. The U.S. has the best and most extensive temperature records in the world.
- Global temperature peaked in 1998 on the current 60-80 year cycle, and has been episodically declining ever since. This cooling absolutely falsifies claims that human carbon dioxide emissions are a controlling factor in Earth temperature.
- Voluminous historic records demonstrate the Medieval Climate Optimum (MCO) was real and that the "hockey stick" graphic that attempted to deny that fact was at best bad science. The MCO was considerably warmer than the end of the 20th century.
- During the last 100 years, temperature has both risen and fallen, including the present cooling. All the changes in temperature of the last 100 years are in normal historic ranges, both in absolute value and, most importantly, rate of change." [3]
Gerhard is listed as an "expert reviewer" of the last two IPCC reports, representing the Kansas Geological Survey, University of Kansas. [4]
May 20, 1996 - April 1, 1997
Engaged in a debate titled "The Wernarian Syndrome: Aspects of global climate change: an analysis of assumptions, data, and conclusions: Debate on Global Climate Change" at the American Association of Petroleum Geologists Annual Meeting in San Diego, California.
Gerhard performed the same debate at the Tulsa Geological Society. [4]
March 21 -24, May 21 1999
Spoke on "Climate Science" at the Ohio Oil and Gas Association on March 24, 1999.
Also spoke on "Climate Science" at Leadership Kansas, Pittsburg Kansas on May 21, 1999. [4]
April, 1999
Spoke on "Climate Change" at the Division of Professional Affairs Forum of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. [4]
Aug, 1999; October 15, 1999; November 5, 1999
Was the "all-convention luncheon speaker" at the AAPG Rocky Mountain Section where he spoke on "Climate Change: Reality Check."
Gerhard gave a similarly-titled speech at the University of North Dakota Leonard Symposium on October 15, 1999 and then at the University of South Florida on November 5. [4]
February 24, 2000 - March 29, 2001
Gerhard spoke on the "Geological Constraints on Global Climate" at the Kentucky Geological Survey in February 24.
He gave the same speech at the Colorado School of mines on March 23, at the AAPG annual meeting in New Orleans on April 16, at the University of Oklahoma on March 29, 2001, at the University of Wisconson-Platteville on April 5, 2001, at the Fort Worth Geological Society on November 12, 2001, and at the Wyoming Geological society on November 16, 2001. [4]
Gerhard and Associates — Consultant and Independent Petroleum Geologist.
Supron Energy Corp — Exploration Manager, Rocky Mountain Division (1981 - 1982).
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company — Region Stratigrapher (1965 - 1966), Exploration Geologist (1964 – 1965).
American Association of Petroleum Geologists* — Member. Past co-chair of "The Climate Change Issues Committee."
Source: [4]
*The AAPG has questioned the science behind human caused climate change and their statement on climate change is noncommital:
"In recent decades global temperatures have risen. Yet, our planet has been far warmer and cooler than today many times in the geologic past, including the past 10,000 years."
Lee C. Gerhard has published mainly on the subject of resource geology in the oil and gas sector. Many of Gerhard's publications on climate appear in journals published by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists:
Gerhard, Lee C. (author and editor), William E. Harrison, and Bernold M. Hanson. Geological Perspectives of Global Climate Change. Eds., 2001. American Association of Petroleum Geologists Studies in Geology.
"Curriculum Vitae, Lee C. Gerhard" (PDF), Thomasson Partner Associates, Inc.
"Fact-based Climate Debate." Lawrence Journal World. Dec 16, 2009.
"Fact-based Climate Debate." Heartland Institute Policy Document, Dec 16, 2009.
"Curriculum Vitae, Lee C. Gerhard" (PDF). Thomasson Partner Associates, Inc.
Democracy is utterly dependent upon an electorate that is accurately informed. In promoting climate change denial (and often denying their responsibility for doing so) industry has done more than endanger the environment. It has undermined democracy.
There is a vast difference between putting forth a point of view, honestly held, and intentionally sowing the seeds of confusion. Free speech does not include the right to deceive. Deception is not a point of view. And the right to disagree does not include a right to intentionally subvert the public awareness.
"The science that Willie Soon does is almost pointless." - NASA climate scientist Gavin Schmidt, to the New York Times
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ITV's Adam Crozier: 'Work to be done' after losing out to C4 during World Cup
By Arif Durrani, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 30 July 2014 03:37PM
Adam Crozier, chief executive of ITV, has admitted there is "work to be done" to boost viewers after being outperformed for share of commercial impacts (SOCI) by Channel 4, despite its World Cup coverage last month.
In June, when the broadcaster hosted live coverage of the Fifa World Cup, ITV Sales saw its adult SOCI decline by -1%, whereas Channel 4 Sales grew its adult SOCI by +6%.
During the month, ITV Sales tracked its share of adults aged 16- to 34 at 29.02%, compared to Channel 4 Sales' SOCI at 31.04%.
The data highlight an ongoing period of tough viewing figures for ITV, the UK's largest free-to-air commercial broadcaster.
For the first six months of 2014, share of viewing for its flagship channel, ITV1, fell 3%, while the entire ITV family's share of viewing fell 6%.
Noting the ongoing falls, despite ITV's coverage of both the World Cup and Tour de France in the second quarter, Crozier admitted: "Clearly there is still room for improvement."
He added: "The SOCI issue is tougher on ITV3 and ITV2. ITV3 has been mainly impacted this year by the launch of the UKTV Drama channel last year, which has taken share away. And on ITV2 it is a whole mix of a number of different things.
"We are ourselves re-profiling the [ITV2] channel to be aimed at a much younger audience, targeting 16- to 34-year-olds, which is quite different to the way ITV2 has been targeted in the past. That's also in preparation for the launch of ITVBe this autumn."
An ITV spokeperson also stressed that schedules were dominated by the World Cup last month, "which, by its very nature is a more targeted TV event" - so called the adults SOCI metric "a little narrow".
To illustrate the point, they noted ITV's SOCI for Men ABC1 was up 22% across its ITV Family portfolio in June, while over at C4 Sales they dropped -4%.
ITV is hoping to boost viewing this autumn with new programming such as 'Grantchester', a six-episode drama that follows a crime-solving vicar, and 'Chasing Shadows', a four-part crime drama, as well as another four-parter, 'The Great Fire'.
They will join returning popular dramas, including 'Scott and Bailey', 'Lewis' and' Downton Abbey'.
ITV's reality show juggernaut, 'The X Factor', is also set to make a return with Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole, and later in the year Ant and Dec will again host 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here'.
Speaking on an analysts' call today, Crozier said: "We have a strong autumn schedule coming up.
"There's a bit of work to be done, but there's no specific one-off reasons for that SOCI decline, and we would hope to claw a fair bit of that back this autumn."
Despite concerns over viewing figures, ITV today posted a 40% rise in pre-tax profits to £250m for the first half of the year, with the World Cup credited with a 13% lift in ad revenues.
The broadcaster increased total revenues across its business by 7% to £1.2bn. Ad revenue rose by 7% to £795m and online, pay and interactive revenues surged 20% to £67m.
Crozier said the broadcaster had outperformed the wider TV market in the first half and expects to "significantly outperform" rivals with 6% ad growth in the nine months to September.
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Connections. As important as the plug is to the outlet so the electricity can flow. As important as the computer programming is to the wireless cell tower so our cell phones work. As important as the water faucet is to the plumbing so we can have fresh water. As important as the heart pumping blood to the brain. As important as human touch is to a newborn child. I've been having some fuzzy thinking in the corners of my mind lately about conferences, community and connections. Those … [Read more...]
The Four Cs Of Conferences And Social Media
This post is my contribution to the free eBook, Social Media For Events 2010: 7 Event Experts Weigh In On The Year Ahead compiled and created by Lara McCullouch-Carter. The Four Cs Of Conferences And Social Media Many novices and skeptics find social media confusing, much less trying to integrate social media with their events. Why is this? First, novices and skeptics often focus exclusively on the social media tools. They think social media means playing with Facebook, LinkedIn and … [Read more...]
14 Online eCommunity Options For Your Next Annual Meeting
Online conference eCommunities were the rage in 2009 Did you offer one for your annual meeting attendees? I did. So what are they? Online eCommunities are virtual communities of people that primarily interact via the Internet for social, professional, educational or other purposes. Online Conference eCommunities have become a supplemental form of communication between people who are attending the same conference. The registrants of the face-to-face event use special online social software to … [Read more...]
Using Social Media To Listen To Your Conference Attendees
Today, StoryCorps, an independent nonprofit whose mission is to honor and celebrate one another's lives through listening, is celebrating the National Day Of Listening. In honor of the National Day Of Listening, consider how you listen to your conference attendees onsite, during the conference? We've all experienced it. The hallways of the conference are buzzing with chatter about the event. Attendees are discussing what's working, what isn't, why the organizers planned it this way, what … [Read more...]
Meetings And Events As Systems Thinking: The Community Ecosystem
Recently I wrote Meetings And Events As Systems Thinking: The Contact Sport. I talked about viewing each meeting or event within the larger context of a system using the analogy of a sports season. Here's another way to think about your annual conference, event or meeting: part of a community ecosystem. An ecosystem (or ecological system) is a collection of organisms and the environment in which they live. Ecosystems contain dynamic interactions between plants, animals, microorganisms … [Read more...]
Meetings And Events As Systems Thinking: The Contact Sport
One of my favorite bloggers, Valeria Maltoni, has an interesting article on Marketing As Systems Thinking. Valeria says social media and relationships are contact sports. Wow, that's a powerful analogy. If social media and relationships are contact sports, then conferences, meetings and events are the athletic fields, gymnasiums and playgrounds for player-to-player and player-to-object contact. Sometimes, the conference organizers define the rules of the game. Sometimes the audience makes … [Read more...]
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I admit it. I'm an information junkie. ["Hi, Jeff," the Information Junkie Anonymous crowd says in unison.] I'm a life-long learner that loves to devour new information from a variety of resources. I guess that's why education was one of my degrees in college. [Yes, one of them.] I read a lot. I mean a whole lot. I read stuff about things that help me grow in my profession. And I read stuff that has nothing to do with my profession. That's often how I get some of my best ideas is reading … [Read more...]
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Have you read Rajesh Setty's 12 Elements of the Social Media Mindset? Rajesh says that it's important to understand the "social" aspects of social media. He states, "...that 'social' is what sets it apart from other media." He then lists 12 elements "that you can focus on to build the right mindset for participating and succeeding with social media." He proceeds to list and describe these 12 elements that all begin with the letter "C." Here are his 12 … [Read more...]


text: At BMA Fuel: Reed on lessons learned as Obama campaign's CTO By Mary E. Morrison. Published on May 15, 2013. 0 Reprints Reprints Ad Age Reports Resource Guide B-to-B Marketing Fact Pack From spending trends to the biggest marketers and agencies, this handy guide gives you the lay of the b-to-b land. Learn more Chicago—Building a great team and "practicing failure" are key to the success of technology-driven endeavors, Harper Reed, former CTO of the Obama campaign, said Tuesday at BMA Chicago's Fuel Keynote & Expo here. Reed discussed lessons he learned during his tenures at Obama for America and Chicago-based Internet T-shirt retailer Threadless.com, where he was CTO from 2005 to 2009. Among them, Reed highlighted the importance of "pruning" to build the most effective team. "Don't be afraid to fire people," he said. He also stressed the importance of being creative, of hiring people smarter than oneself and of building a diverse team. "We can't be afraid to hire people that look different than us," he said. "Practicing failure"—anticipating and preparing for potential problems—was also critical to the campaign's success, Reed said, detailing how his team spent a month enacting myriad technological breakdowns so it would be ready for anything. When asked what advice he had for marketers working with technology teams, Reed advised physical proximity and increased communication. "Engineers are weird; I suggest exchange programs," he said. "Sit near each other to understand priorities and how people work." Asked which social channels drove the most engagement for the Obama campaign, Reed quipped, "It wasn't Pinterest. ... It's a red state of its own." The campaign had people dedicated to various social channels, he said, including Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and reddit. "There was no channel too small or too weird—except Pinterest, because it just didn't work," he said. In this article: BtoBEvent MarketingSocialTechnology Advertisement Read These Next Lowe's Gives Away Glow-in-the-Dark Cat Hats During March Madness Ashley Rodriguez on 03.27.2015 50 0 Why Dodge Paired a Gearhead With a Monkey in 'Dodge Law' Campaign Vince Bond Jr. on 03.27.2015 19 0 Pepsi Passes Diet Coke in Market Share as Artificial Sweeteners Fall Out of Favor E.J. Schultz on 03.26.2015 395 1 Comments (0)


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Emergency Physician
47 years of experience
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47 years of experience
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46591 Romeo Plank Rd
Ste 133
Macomb, MI 48044 Phone number & directions
46591 Romeo Plank Rd
Ste 133
Macomb, MI 48044 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Behram Irani, MD is board certified in Emergency Medicine.
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Dr. Irani graduated from Kabir Medical College, Peshawar.
Dr. Irani has 3 hospital affiliations:
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- Dr. Behram Irani MD is a male Emergency Medicine Specialist, has 47 years of experience and practices in Emergency Medicine.
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- Dr. Behram Irani has 2 office locations.
Dr. Behram Irani practices Emergency Medicine near Macomb, MI.
Additional practice locations include: Fraser, MI.
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