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Replacement SIDES for Tom Ford FT 76 Raquel Sunglasses
Spare / Replacement SIDES for
Tom Ford FT 76 Raquel Sunglasses
Replacement Sides and Lenses are available for Most Tom Ford models even after the model has been discontinued,
So instead of buy New Sunglasses you can buy the parts to repair your old pair.
Spare Parts are ordered for you direct from Tom Ford Eyewear Manufacturer " Marcolin " in Italy,
They take upto 2 weeks to get to us from Marcolin Italy
Please ensure that you are ordering the correct PART for the Correct MODEL in the correct SIZE.
If In doubt please ask before you order, as they cannot be returned for credit if you make a mistake.
TELEPHONE 01329 556128 9.30am to 2.30pm Monday to Friday
You will be able to find the Model NUMBER, Colour Code and SIZE written on the sides or Bridge of your sunglasses.
MARCOLIN will not accept Parts back for Credit as they are classed as a special order and exempt form distance selling regulations
Nose Pads, Lenses, Sides, Ear Tips can ONLY be supplied as a PAIR,
so Quantity 1 is 1 PAIR ( One Right One Left )
PARTS take upto 2 weeks to get to us from MARCOLIN Italy


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Whether you've recently adopted a dog or you're considering it, one of the most important health decisions you'll make is whether to spay or neuter your new pet.
When it comes to "fixing" male dogs, specifically, there's a lot of misinformation swirling around. ("It'll make my dog fat" and "it'll change his personality" are two common myths that we'd like to bust forever!) Some pet parents even express guilt over neutering their dogs. But trust us, he doesn't mind, and here's why:
Neutering provides major health benefits.
Besides preventing unwanted litters, neutering your male pup prevents testicular cancer and significantly reduces the chance of certain prostate problems as he ages.
Your neutered male will be more at peace.
Neutering won't affect your dog's working abilities, friendliness or playfulness! However, it will likely reduce undesirable, sometimes dangerous behaviors including urine marking, attempts to roam away from home, aggression toward other dogs and inappropriate mounting. These things stress everybody out—including him.
He won't become a deadbeat dad.
Every year, millions of dogs of all ages and breeds are euthanized or suffer as strays. You wouldn't want your beloved pooch to be responsible for creating yet another unplanned litter, would you?
Many states and counties have established safe, low-cost spay/neuter programs that make surgery easily affordable and accessible. To find an affordable program near you, search our Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Provider Database. If you're in New York City, the ASPCA mobile spay/neuter clinic offers partially or fully subsidized spay/neuter surgery for low-income dog and cat owners in the five boroughs.
All of my animals are spayed n natured at 4 months of age when considered "adults." In the males sometimes as soon as the testicals drop n can be seen or felt. Not once in over the past 30 years of doing so have I ever had any problem with anyone of them. Many of my dogs have lived to be 18 n a few cats have lived to be 21. That would more than likely not have happened if they were left unaltered. It is important to feed your pets a good diet, give them plenty of exercise n attention, to have a competent Vet n NOT add to pet OVER POPULATION. Many people "hate" animal controls n humane societies. Well, if people were responsible pet owners then there would be no need for these agencies. Society has created the problem n these agencies n other caring pet owners would not have to speak on behalf of the "voiceless" if people "owned" their actions of irresponsibility n ignorance.

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Some times I'll get "Any alcohol or tobacco? Any firearms, pepper spray, or mace? Have a nice day." Other days it's "What was the nature of your trip? Have a nice day." Other times they'll want to know what I had for breakfast last Tuesday and every penny I spent. Overall, male guards give you an easier time or are more joking/friendly. Female guards seem to have a chip on their shoulder, though not always.
I've gone from being an 18 year old kid visiting his Canadian girlfriend, to being on a student visa, to being a permanent resident, married to a Canadian, and now I have my citizenship application in. I've gone both ways with any combination of US and Canadian citizens in the car, and with Ohio and Ontario plates. If you're young and alone, you're going to get a lot harder time than if you're a married couple. If you're just dating someone or with a group of friends, the questions will be more prying too with the "how do you know each other?" and "how did you meet?"
I've never had a criminal record, so I've never had that complication at least. From what I know though, prepare to be profiled. If you contact the border ahead of time about that factor and have your Ts crossed and Is dotted on everything else, they won't throw the book at you. Even if it's legal to do so, not bringing any beer, tobacco, or firearms with you, and leaving the radar detector at home if you're going into Ontario, is going to give you an easier time, as the only point of contention will be the DUI. If you don't give them reason to give you a hard time, they won't give you a hard time. If you're unprepared or ignorant and walk in as a deer in headlights, they're going to ask you everything they can, and probably send you inside to straighten things out.


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Is Rivers playing or no?
Sorry CP3forMVP I don't see you anywhere! Only a few hours til tipoff!
New Orleans Hornets VS Miami Heat
Friday, October 26th
7:00pm CT, ESPN2
I don't know how to do his lineups
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Nobody does them as well as CP3MVP, but thanks for making this Haze. Its not cool not having a game thread.
Game begins at 7pm CT.
Cant wait to get preseason over and get this season started already.
I am looking forward to finally having the opportunity to watch our team on television. And it's against the defending world champs might I add!
@saintsinNO: Doubt Rivers will play. No need to rush him back for a preseason game. He may, however, play on Wed against the Spurs. But even that is questionable.
"I'm not going to allow my putative owner to answer that question, this is an NBA related press conference. Paul Tagliabue and Roger Goodell have collectively sung their praises of Tom and if uh ESPN has a problem with that tell Mr. Skipper to call me at my office."
Gonna have to dvr this one, I'm heading back to my old high school for their football game while I'm in town.
Are Miami's big 3 all supposed to play tonight? This could get ugly fast haha
My guide says this game is to re-air at midnight.
Tch. Bring it!
Now I do voice overs. Finally!
Click here for my first voice demo!
Rivers in
looking for team to bandwagon, pls help
#Hornets rookie Austin Rivers to start vs. #Heat tonight. bit.ly/VOGg39— Jimmy Smith (@JimmySmithtp) October 26, 2012
"Davis is gonna be the best Basketball Player Ever. ......Please quote me." -Silverfoxx
vasquez better secure the ball tonight...because wade and chalmers will not be kind.
Dude looked like he'd be a cast or a boot for a month bad as that ankle twist looked. But he's back out tonight. Ready to go against a player I hope he emulates.
If Anyone is watching NBA countdown, Wilbon just predicted 14 rebounds per for AD and that he'll lead the league in RPG
Mod over at reddit.com/r/NOLAPelicans
I am amped for this game ad gets to play against bosh and lbj. Rivers gets to guard wade. It is a good welcome to the league game for our rookies.
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It's a long walk up there .....
...But all worth it for the best seat in the house !
The views are stunning...
Looking over to Hattersley and Mottram !
It's much easier walking down!
The name "HYDE" is derived from the hide, a measure of land for taxation purposes, taken to be that area of land necessary to support a peasant family. In later times it was taken to be equivalent to 120 acres .
May 2015
The HYDE CHESHIRE BLOG is back
It will be updated at least once a week so please keep viewing and commenting.
Thank you so much for these beautiful shots of my most favourite place in the whole world.
Great photos and some nice cloud formations. A lovely day for a walk on the Low.
Born and bred in Hyde, it's a view we have taken so much for granted.
As a child, I and my friends have played up there for hours. Yet sadly now being disabled there is no way I can get up on the Low. Still got my memories, all happy ones. thank you Hydonian for the lovely pictures.
Thank you so much for these lovely photos, Has Spring finally arrived I wonder? A bit of sunshine certainly cheers everyone up! But anyway even if it rains tomorrow, or is cold, we shall still have these sunny pictures to look at of that lovely place that we are so lucky to have right here on our doorstep!
What a beautiful clear day as well... fantastic pictures. :O)


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BTM is distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License. You must agree with all the terms of the license before you can use this software.
You will need JDK 1.4 or higher to use BTM. Older JDK versions are not supported.
Latest stable version
BTM 2.0.0 (released 2010-07-02).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- BTM-55 NPE in PoolingConnectionFactory.java:137 after a createRecoveryXaResourceHolder() did fail on a JmsConnection
- BTM-32 Extend connection pool manageability through JMX
- BTM-35 Support per connection transaction affinity
- BTM-56 BTM is not compatible with JDBC 4 API
- BTM-57 BTM incompatible with Spring's JmsTemplate due to too generic Exceptions
- BTM-58 Performance optimizations
- BTM-59 Bitronix evicting/closing an in-use PreparedStatement from cache, causing a downstream failure
- BTM-60 NullPointerException in XAPool.containsXAResourceHolderMatchingGtrid()
- BTM-61 BTM should close statements as soon as the user closes the connection
- BTM-62 Allow setting other connection defaults besides isolation level
- BTM-63 ACCESSIBLE connection closed due to Recoverer failure (nothing prevents recoverer from running twice in parallel)
- BTM-64 If an exception in BTM.begin() occurs, the transaction context is incorrect
- BTM-65 Add JTA 1.1 support
- BTM-66 Memory retention problem due JdbcPooledConnection uncachedStatements list
- BTM-67 Transaction interleaving support broken
- BTM-68 BitronixTransactionManager.resume() gradually slower when called very often
- BTM-69 Prepare LRCXaResource although one of other resource prepare have failed
- BTM-70 Tomcat/Jetty lifecycle jars not in Maven repo
- BTM-71 DualSessionWrapper.createBrowser() does not perform automatic enlistment
- BTM-72 Add support for EHCache
- BTM-76 Multiple threads hang waiting on DiskForceWaitQueue
- BTM-79 BitronixTransaction swallows any runtime exception thrown during beforeCompletion
- BTM-80 Report transaction timeout as Warning
- BTM-81 detectJdbcVersion may lead to "java.lang.AbstractMethodError"
- BTM-82 Deploy source and javadoc to Maven Central along with build artifacts for releases and snapshots
- Cleaned up some tests
- Fixed some potential race conditions which can happen during shutdown
- Upgraded SLF4J to version 1.6.0
- Changed dependencies in pom.xml to SUN's JTA 1.1 jar
- Other minor cleanups and fixes
BTM 1.3.3 (released 2009-10-25).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- improved JndiXAConnectionFactory to allow setting urlPkgPrefixes property (required for HornetQ support)
- fixed leftover bug from BTM-44
- implemented JMS LRC
- more tests have been added
- Refactored the recoverer to implement a much safer algorithm.
- Background recoverer is now enabled by default and configured with the new property Configuration.backgroundRecoveryIntervalSeconds.
The backgroundRecoveryInterval property has been depecated.
- Resources which cannot be recoverer during startup now don't prevent the transaction manager from starting up but are simply marked
as 'failed'. Failed resources cannot be used and are automatically retried by the background recoverer.
This supercedes the 'retryUnrecoverableResourcesRegistrationInterval' configuration property which has been removed.
- 'currentNodeOnlyRecovery' is now enabled by default (see http://docs.codehaus.org/display/BTM/ImplementationDetails#ImplementationDetails-currentNodeOnlyRecovery).
The recoverer now logs some INFO message when some XIDs have been skipped because this feature is enabled.
- Fixed race conditions in the asynchronous 2PC engine.
- Fixed race condition in JMS pool
- Upgraded SLF4J to version 1.5.8
- BTM now maps the transaction's GTRID to the logger's MDC when available
- BTM-33 race condition: potential connection leak when closing connection after transaction terminated
- BTM-34 IllegalArgumentException and MBean exceptions on constraint violation
- BTM-37 Tomcat LifecycleListener shutting down TM too early
- BTM-38 NPE in IncrementalRecoverer
- BTM-39 Improper HeuristicMixedException
- BTM-41 JNDI Context (BitronixContext) returns null rather than NameNotFoundException
- BTM-42 bitronix-scheduler is recreated/restart
- BTM-43 Fix for BTM-33 leads to another problem
- BTM-44 TransactionLogRecord does not get updated when modified, leading to transaction log corruption
- BTM-45 potential NPE in Recoverer.run
- BTM-46 Fall back to current class loader when thread context loader fails (support OSGi)
- BTM-47 improve unrecoverable resource registration retrial and recoverer implementation
- BTM-48 change currentNodeOnlyRecovery default value to true
- BTM-49 Suspend/resume not working as expected
- BTM-50 Improve JndiXAConnectionFactory in order to be able to use SonicMQ
- BTM-55 NPE in PoolingConnectionFactory.java:137 after a createRecoveryXaResourceHolder() did fail on a JmsConnection
Archived versions
BTM 1.3.2 (released 2008-10-17).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- BTM-31 Synchronization registering another Synchronization with a different position aborts transaction
BTM 1.3.1 (released 2008-09-28).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- BTM-23 Add the ability to set guarantee the isolation level of resource
- BTM-24 recovery engine does not fully supports clustering
- BTM-25 add shutdown support for app servers
- BTM-26 JMX must be disabled if a resource's uniqueName contains a ':' character
- BTM-28 Race condition when mixing global and local transactions
- BTM-29 Random CorruptedTransactionLogException thrown during swapJournalFiles under JDK 1.6
- BTM-30 Resource creation cannot map long primitives to vendor's XADataSource
- Removed deprecated poolsize property of ResourceBean
- Enforced mandatory parameters when LrcXADataSource is used
BTM 1.3 (released 2008-08-18).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- BTM-4 Implement incremental recovery
- BTM-7 Resource password is not decrypted when using the API
- BTM-8 Durable subscribers cannot participate in XA
- BTM-9 BitronixTransactionManager JNDI reference throws NPE on toString()
- BTM-10 Race condition in connection pools when lazily initialized
- BTM-11 Implement an embedded JNDI provider that allows to retrieve the TM and configured resources in a more standard way
- BTM-12 add maven support
- BTM-13 Implement ordering of XAResource during 2PC execution
- BTM-14 Need the ability to have BTM invoke specific methods on JDBC connection upon return to the pool
- BTM-17 Set tx status to marked_rollback on timeout
- BTM-18 Invoke XAResource.setTransactionTimeout() when a resource is enlisted
- BTM-19 No effect by setting auto-commit to false on LrcConnectionHandle
- BTM-20 XAResourceManager incorrectly checking resource joinability
- BTM-21 Differing journal-file lengths cause BTM to fail to start even if skipCorrectedLogs is true
- BTM-22 Resource rollback not handled properly
- Dropped all deprecated classes and methods.
- Shutdown hook is not registered anymore when the TM starts up. It is now mandatory to shut it down manually.
- Fixed incorrect transaction manager startup while using pools when BTM is not started.
- Moved CryptoEngine to bitronix.tm.utils, kept bitronix.tm.internal.CryptoEngine but deprecated it.
- Resource Loader cannot bind to JNDI anymore (no more needed, see: BTM-11), this obsoletes bitronix.tm.resource.bind property.
- Transaction timeout logic has been rationalized, this obsoletes bitronix.tm.timer.transactionRetryInterval property.
- Lowered statement cache overhead when it is disabled.
- Fixed bug in the double LRC enlistment check that prevented safe cases from working.
- Upgraded JTA and JMS jars to the latest 1.4-compiled version.
- Added new configuration property 'journal' that allows to switch between the classic 'disk' journal and a new non-logging 'null' journal.
- Upgraded SLF4J to version 1.5.2.
- Fixed lots of misc bugs.
BTM 1.2 (released 2008-01-27).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- BTM-6 Support for JMS credentials
- BTM-5 pooling of prepared statements / statement cache
- BTM-3 Upgrade to latest version of SLF4J
- BTM-2 error not reported when XAResource.recover() call fails
BTM 1.1 (released 2007-10-05).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- Made pooled objects unwrappable.
- Implemented dynamic pool size. Pools (both JDBC and JMS) can now grow and shrink.
- Fixed bug BTM-1 (error delisting resource error with Oracle 9).
- Implemented keepConnectionOpenUntilAfter2Pc in PoolingDataSource (required to support IBM DB2).
- Added resource password encryption capability.
BTM 1.0.1 (released 2007-09-06).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- BTM-1 error delisting resource error with Oracle 9
BTM 1.0 (released 2007-08-08).
New features and bugs fixed in this release
- Initial BTM release.


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Medical Office Building
2 Medical Center Drive
Suite 205
Springfield, MA 01107
(413) 794-8050
From the East:
Take Exit 6 off the Massachusetts Turnpike. Beyond the toll booth, turn left on to Route 291. Remain on 291 until it merges with Route I-91 North. Follow the Northampton sign. Take Main Street, Exit 10 off Route I-91 North. The hospital will be two blocks straight ahead of you.
From the West:
Take Exit 4 off the Massachusetts Turnpike. Pick up Route 91 South after the toll booth. Stay on Route I-91 South and take Birnie Avenue, Exit 11, off Route I-91. From the exit, follow the blue "H" signs to the hospital.
From the North:
Take Route I-91 southbound, take Birnie Avenue, Exit 11. From the exit, follow the blue "H" signs to the hospital.
From the South:
From Route I-91 northbound, take Main Street, Exit 10. The hospital will be directly in front of you, two blocks away as you go down the exit ramp.


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Groovy 1.0 is the latest stable release.
Download zip: Binary Release | Source Release
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Once you've download the distribution, please read the installation instructions.
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Groovy 1.1-beta-2 is the latest packaged preview of the next version of Groovy. Visit the Roadmap to find out further details.
Download zip: Binary Release | Source Release
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You may download other distributions of Groovy from this site.
If you prefer to live on the bleeding edge, you can also grab the source code from SVN.
If you wish to embed Groovy in your application, you may just prefer to point to your favourite maven repositories or the codehaus snapshot maven repository.
If you are an IDE user, you can just grab the latest IDE plugin and follow the plugin installation instructions.


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Chromebooks offer a great value way to work and play on the move.
Optimised for use online and powered by the intuitive Google operating system, they're the ideal device for focused users and beginners alike, with great devices on offer from Acer, HP, Samsung and Toshiba.
With a familiar keyboard and trackpad layout, fast boot-up and an ever-expanding app store, it's easy to stay in touch with what matters.
Chromebooks can be used all day thanks to their compact dimensions and long battery lives while fast booting and almost instantaneous start-up from sleep lets you get to what's important faster. System and anti-virus software update automatically in the background to ensure your computer stays current and your files and data remain secure, giving you the peace-of-mind to focus on what's important.
Look out for touchscreen Chromebooks that offer a hands-on approach to computing. Perfect for playing games, browsing the web and more, touch control makes navigating simple, fast and fun.
With a wide range of choice from brands such as Samsung, HP and Acer, it's easy to find a Chromebook to suit your needs and budget.
Perfect for work, play and everything in between, Chromebooks make light work of everyday computing.


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Contact Us
The Minnesota Judicial Council is composed of 25 members. Fourteen are members by virtue of their office:
Eleven members are appointed. Terms for appointed members are three years:
Term Ends
Lorie S. Gildea (Chair)Supreme Court
Ex officio - Chief Justice
Edward ClearyCourt of Appeals
Ex officio - Chief Judge
Terrence ConkelFirst District
Teresa WarnerSecond District
Jeffrey ThompsonThird District
Peter CahillFourth District
Brad WalkerFifth District
Shaun FloerkeSixth District
John SchererSeventh District
Donald SpilsethEighth District
Kurt MarbenNinth District
John HoffmanTenth District
Kevin MarkFirst District
Ex officio - MDJA President
Jeffrey G. ShorbaState Court Administration
Ex officio - State Court Administrator
G. Barry AndersonSupreme Court
Appointed by Chief Justice
June 30, 2015
Shari SchluchterNinth District
June 30, 2017
James Florey (Vice Chair)Sixth District
Krista MartinTenth District
Jeannice RedingFourth District
June 30, 2016
Thomas PughFirst District
Dawn TorgersonState Court Administration
Kate FogartyFourth District
Appointed by District Administrators
Paul MaatzNinth District
Michael MoriarityTenth District
Karen MessnerMcLeod/Sibley counties
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text: Ranger boats were some of the first ever designed to specifically target a single species of fish – the largemouth bass. Since this is the most popular freshwater gamefish in the country, it made sense to delve into details like release wells, casting decks, rod lockers, and electric trolling motor systems which would assist the anglers targeting them. And Ranger made a name for itself doing so. Then this company went a step father, taking Ranger Boats into competitive bassing with performance that is literally eye-watering. Pads, set-backs, notches, and other hull tweaks were designed in along with construction techniques like pultrusion, urethane core sandwiches, and digital switching, to ensure that these boats are tough enough to match up with their performance potential - which includes blistering speeds and hair-pin turning ability. Today, Ranger has expanded its line to include not just bass boats but also general fishing boats in both fresh and saltwater models, an aluminum series, and even some "Fish-N-Play" multi-purpose boats.


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WILMINGTON — Gene Russ is a dancing machine, a lady's man, a pool shark and a fitness buff. They call him the "Fred Astaire of Lake Shore Commons," an independent senior-living community in Wilmington.
He's seven months old — plus 95 years, as he puts it.
Russ has outlived his wife of 68 years, one child the couple lost before she turned a year old, and most of his buddies from World War II, where he was a gunner's mate in the Navy.
But he's not likely to survive the congestive heart failure that chips away at his vitality in a slow, cruel progression.
Russ is in hospice care, what's known as end-of-life care for the terminally ill. The main goal is to keep him comfortable. There's no way to predict when he will go — and trust that Russ is a fighter. But one day, perhaps in the not-so-distant future, he will fade away.
When he does, he will join this statistic: On average, every year, one of every four people who die in America is a veteran.
Vivid memories
Across the nation, hospices are organizing to honor the military men and women whose faces show the wrinkles of battles won and lost at war and on the home front. They seek to pay tribute to those who have made the long transition from their youthful days of uniforms and weapons to the aged comforts of house shoes and recliners.
Because even though decades may have passed since many of these individuals saw action — in the South Pacific, Korea, Vietnam and so on — their time in service, particularly for war-time veterans, is often among the most vivid memories they carry into old age.
"They've had a different life experience than the average population," said Spencer Levine, a vice president with the Hospice Foundation of America. "They have laid their life on their line and to acknowledge that at the end of their life is really significant."
The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization has a program called "We Honor Veterans" that helps train and recruit local hospice organizations to encourage end-of-life care tailored to veterans' needs. Several North Carolina hospice organizations are partners.
"We really believe there needs to be more national attention for veterans, particularly for combat veterans," said Jon Radulovic, the organization's spokesperson. "We find they're often unresolved issues with veterans at life's end."
The organization's website includes a military history checklist for hospice organizations to use that includes branch of service, time of service, what combat he or she saw, and Veterans Affairs benefits the patient is receiving or is eligible to receive.
"Ask about a veteran's time in the service," the organization encourages. "Since many veterans' stories were never heard, it is important to create a trusting environment and encourage their combat and/or other related experiences. By taking the time to ask about their time in the service, feelings of guilt, anger and other emotions can also be acknowledged."
'Real hero story'
Russ is in the care of Lower Cape Fear Hospice & LifeCareCenter, where he has a team that includes a doctor, social worker, nurse and volunteer. The local hospice is in the early stages of developing veteran-specific programs and teaming up with the We Honor Veterans program.
But they already reach out with an understanding hand to veterans.
For example, Russ was matched with a volunteer who is more than eager to hear him recount his World War II tales. During a recent visit with Russ, Cary Newman, a retired Wilmington resident, repeatedly prompted Russ to tell war story after story. Newman said he never tires of hearing him speak.
"If my father were alive today, he would be the same age as Mr. Gene," Newman said. "For me, it's fun to listen to Mr. Gene because it's a way of reconnecting with my father's history."
One of the stories Newman asked Russ to tell was about a day he dislodged a hot shell trapped inside a gun while aboard a ship in the South Pacific. Russ obliged, telling the story like it was no big deal.
"I asked permission to bypass all safety devices and reach in there and fire it from behind the shell by hand," Russ said. "I would have done it if I would have broken my arm or lost my arm because I was the only one who knew how to."
Newman interrupted, wide-eyed, to interject that this was a "real hero story."
"If he didn't release that shell there's a good chance it would have blown up," he said. "In releasing it, he could have been killed or had his arm blown off. There were no injuries. It's not like a big deal anymore because nobody got hurt, but what he did could have saved an entire ship and all of its men, and probably did."
It's a good thing Russ saved his arm because one of his favorite past times is playing pool. Once a week he plays with Newman and often wins even though he's been legally blind for 17 years. Other days he challenges himself to a game.
Honored to serve
The We Honor Veterans website lists the histories of various wars and ways in which unique military experiences affect veterans as they approach life's end. For example, it notes that the Korean War is often called the "Forgotten War" and that America's role is generally "vastly understated." It calls the Vietnam War "the longest and most unpopular war in which Americans ever fought."
On World War II, it quotes the World Book Encyclopedia, noting it "killed more people, destroyed more property, disrupted more lives, and probably had far more reaching effects than any other war in history."
Today, WWII veterans are all over 70 and subject to all types of diseases of aging and are quickly fading from the American landscape.
"However, in the early 1940s, they were among the nation's fittest and participated in modern warfare that coincided with major advances in modern medicine," the site reads.
Russ said he feels honored by most people for the time he spent serving his country. But he's glad he got out of the Navy after his six-year stint because his supervisor was bothering him so much he nearly got an ulcer. Of the things that agitated him, Russ said he was put on scullery maid (dishes) duty when he returned from an emergency leave to see his brother who had been in a tractor accident.
"If I had a stayed that ulcer that was about to come probably would have carried me to the promise land," he said.
But then Russ smiled. Because later that night, he planned to dance cheek-to-cheek with a few lady friends at a social sponsored by his senior-living center.


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Cardiac Catheterization Center - Lake Havasu City, AZ
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Type of Physician: Cardiologist
What is a Cardiologist?
A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners are expert in diseases of the heart, lungs and blood vessels. They consult with surgeons on heart surgery, perform diagnostic procedures, and manage complex conditions such as heart attacks and arrhythmias (abnormal heartbeat).
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Description / Feature
Get code coverage for Java project with JaCoCo (an open source and robust Java code coverage tool, developed by the authors of EclEmma). For more information, see: Comparison of Emma, Clover, Cobertura and JaCoCo.
JaCoCo Plugin
- Install the JaCoCo plugin through the Update Center (since Sonar 3.5) or download it into the SONAR_HOME/extensions/plugins directory from the Java Ecosystem page.
- Restart the Sonar server
See Code Coverage by Unit Tests for Java Project tutorial.
Known Limitations
- Some libraries complain on classes, which were instrumented by JaCoCo, so exclusions must be set:
- Javassist (e.g. when Hibernate used) - "*_javassist_*"
- Drools - "org.drools.*"
- The exact number of line hits is not available, because JaCoCo reports only status of line (no code, not covered, partly covered, fully covered) - see JaCoCo Coverage Counters.


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Men's Volleyball Runs to the Max in 1-2 Appearance at the Stevenson Invitational
March 13, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. The Pfeiffer University mens volleyball team went 1-2 playing to the max in three long matches during a 24-hour time frame this weekend at the Stevenson Invitational in Baltimore. The Falcons suffered a 3-0 (28-30, 28-30, 25-30) loss on Friday to Medaille, won a 3-2 marathon with host Stevenson (30-19, 23-30, 28-30, 30-19, 15-11) on Saturday morning, before finishing with a 3-2 loss to Hunter (25-30, 30-24, 30-28, 27-30, 12-15). After the weekend, Pfeiffer stands at 5-9 overall.
Match One vs. Medaille
Pfeiffer was in all three sets to begin the invitational on Friday night, falling late in each set to Medaille. Pfeiffer as a team struggled hitting just .173 for the match, but ramped up to .257 in set two. Michael Dhalle led the Falcons with 10 kills followed by Eric Edelmans seven and Clancy Gays six. Evan Fullerton scored 32 assists.
Match Two vs. Stevenson
In the Saturday morning opener, Pfeiffer put four Falcons in double-digit kills leading to the 3-2 win. Down two sets to one, Pfeiffer battled back for 30-19 and 15-11 victories to clinch the match. The Falcons, helped with 16 team blocks, hit .361 in set four and .333 in the finale to earn the win.
Hitting .243 for the match while holding host Stevenson to .095, Micah Bortner registered a team-high 22 kills while Dhalle threw down 17. Gay followed with 15 in front of Edlemans 10. Fullerton had a match-high 63 assists in the middle match. Stevenson was led by Jason Matkowski and his match-high 25 kills.
Match Three vs. Hunter
Another marathon awaited the Falcons just an hour later after knocking off Stevenson. This time, Pfeiffer held the 2-1 set lead falling late to Hunter.
The Falcons stayed consisted on Saturday hitting .233 against Hunter in the loss, which included an even .300 in set two.
Gay again paced the Falcons with 27 kills in the match. Bortner followed with 16 while Edelman concluded with 11. Fullerton again led in the helper department with 62, totaling 125 for the two matches. Pfeiffer added 14 more blocks accounting for 30 in the 10 sets played on Saturday.
Pfeiffer has a short week off before traveling to Quincy, Illinois next weekend for four matches in two days. The Falcons will take on Missouri Baptist and Fontebonne on Friday before finishing with host Quincy and Hannibal LaGrange on Saturday.


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TomTom car kit for iPhone now available in Europe
Oct 12 2009
TomTom car kit for iPhone now available in Europe
~ Navigate and call safely with TomTom car kit for iPhone ~London, 12 October 2009 – TomTom announces that its TomTom car kit for iPhone can be purchased in TomTom web store and Apple online store starting today*.
"With TomTom car kit for iPhone, we offer cutting-edge features which allow the most optimised driving and navigation experience with iPhone" said Benoit Simeray, Vice-president Mobile On-Board at TomTom. "It was designed with safety and quality in mind to offer iPhone users the best in car experience."
TomTom car kit for iPhone key features
The TomTom car kit for iPhone provides a safe driving experience while enhancing your in-car navigation journey.
Features include:
Secure docking• Secure mount with unique design docks iPhone to the desired position on the car windshield or dashboard, using a twist-and-lock motion.
• Adjustable mount securely rotates iPhone to either portrait or landscape mode for optimal positioning and widescreen route display.
• Easily removed with one twist upon arrival at a destination.
Enhanced GPS performance• Built-in GPS receiver reduces the chance of signal drop out in areas where GPS reception is limited like cities with tall buildings or forested areas.
• Significantly improved positioning accuracy in all areas.
Built-in loud speaker and microphone• Clear voice instructions through the built-in speaker, so you'll hear every direction loud and clear.
• Integrated microphone and speaker allowing hands-free calling while driving.
Additional features• Charges iPhone while on the go, so it stays fully charged.
• Plays your iPhone music through the AUX OUT port over your car stereo**.
PricingThe TomTom car kit for iPhone is now available in the TomTom web store (www.tomtom.com/tomtom-carkit) and in Apple online store with a recommended retail price of £99.99.
It will be available in the US on the TomTom web store and in US Apple online and retail stores in the near future.
Notes for editors
Compatible with iPhone 3G and 3GS.
Please note that the TomTom application is not included in the car kit.
Combined use of the TomTom app and the TomTom car kit for iPhone will provide you PND class navigation experience, however both work well independently.
Requires an iPhone model running apple OS 3.0 or later version.
* The TomTom car kit for iPhone is available in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxemburg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, the UK, Sweden and Switzerland.
** Requires AUX IN car stereo and optional audio cable


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The James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center is the gateway to collections documenting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered history and culture, with a special emphasis on the San Francisco Bay Area. In addition to books, periodical and archival collections, the Center sponsors changing exhibitions and public programs.
A Change of World: In Memory of Adrienne Rich: April 25, 2012
The San Francisco Public Library celebrated the life and poetry of Adrienne Rich with writers and poets who gathered to read from her work. The program was introduced by Hormel Center Program Manager Karen Sundheim with personal reminiscences by Rich's friend and student Jack Litewka. Poets and writers included Lucy Jane Bledsoe, Drea Brown, Justin Chin, Elana Dykewomon, Robin Ekiss, Christian Gullette, Kevin Killian, Stephen Kopel, Ali Liebegott, Toni Mirosevich, Peter Orner, Teya Schaffer, Aaron Shurin, Kevin Simmonds, Arisa White and Jewelle Gomez.
Collections and Services Available
- Staff and information services available at the General Collections and Humanities Center
- About the Collections
- Access to Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT) Archival Collections through the San Francisco History Center
- Hormel Center's Frameline Movie Archive Project
- Access to audio-visual materials and pulp paperback collections through the San Francisco History Center (in-library use only)
- Current issues of selected magazines
- Additional magazines and newspapers available at the Magazine & Newspaper Center
- Selected reference titles, classics, and current books (in-library use only)
Helpful Resources
- About James C. Hormel
- About the Mural
- Eureka Valley/Harvey Milk Branch
- LGBT Demographics
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- Harvey Milk, Second Sight Exhibit
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- Artistic, Colorful and Unconventional
- Wednesday, June 3, 2015
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- Saturday, June 13, 2015
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- Wednesday, June 3, 2015
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Ed Smart visited east Idaho Thursday to attend a screening of a documentary about child sex trafficking. He also announced his daughter Elizabeth had a baby girl about three months ago.
Elder Perry's cancer has 'spread aggressively,' LDS Church reports
Josh Furlong | posted 45 minutes ago
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Friday that Elder L. Tom Perry's cancer has "spread aggressively" and that he will no longer take part in his regular meetings.
5 Browns sisters support change in statute of limitations of sex crimes
Ben Lockhart | posted 57 minutes ago
Two members of the famed piano group The 5 Browns are working with Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., to promote a bill that would incentivize states to reconsider their statute of limitations laws with regard to sexual crimes.
Residents oppose 9th and 9th development plan
Katie McKellar | posted May 29th - 8:44am
Residents and business owners in the 9th and 9th area fear a recently approved development plan will aggravate the neighborhood's already prominent parking problems.
Locals to gather for 3-day Ogden Music Festival
Megan Marsden Christensen | posted May 29th - 8:16am
The three-day, outdoor Ogden Music Festival starts Friday, and there are plenty of artists and activities for locals to enjoy.
Utah veteran injured by mortar becomes running inspiration
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted May 29th - 8:01am
A Clinton woman injured by a mortar bomb while serving in Iraq has since run several marathons and hopes to inspire others to never give up.
2 injured in fight over video games
Nicole Vowell | posted May 29th - 7:57am
Police are searching for a man and woman following a fight that injured two people. Police say it started over video games.
Orem man accused of lying to investors
Ben Lockhart | posted May 29th - 6:42am
An Orem man made about $1.5 million by making generous promises on investments but instead depositing money in his personal account, according to charges filed Thursday in 3rd District Court.
Police: Body of teen found near Draper hiking trail
Ben Lockhart and Andrew Adams | posted May 28th - 11:08pm
A Corner Canyon High School student was found dead on a mountainside Thursday afternoon, police said.
Honor Flight Veterans land in Baltimore, overwhelmed with emotion
Ray Boone | posted May 28th - 10:59pm
Imagine leaving your home while you're still in high school. Not to get a job or prepare for college, but to go to war.
Tooele County residents rally to keep 'joint at the point'
Lisa Riley Roche | posted May 28th - 10:49pm
More than 100 Tooele County residents chanted, "Keep the joint at the Point," at a rally Thursday evening across the street from where state officials were holding an open house about the benefits of a new state prison.
CDC investigating error that caused live anthrax shipments
Robert Burns and Brady McCombs, Associated Press | posted May 28th - 10:41pm
The U.S. Army's top general said Thursday that human error probably was not a factor in the Army's mistaken shipment of live anthrax samples from a chemical weapons testing site that was opened more than 70 years ago in a desolate stretch of desert in Utah.
1 dog that vanished in Hell Canyon area located, other dog still missing
Sara Jarman | posted May 28th - 10:32pm
Rowdy, one of the missing hunting dogs that vanished from the La Sal Mountains over Memorial Day weekend, has been found.
14-year-old boy hit and killed in Hurricane identified
Linda Williams | posted May 28th - 10:31pm
A 14-year-old boy died after being hit by a pickup truck. The driver told police he reached for food just prior to the crash, police said.
Man charged with child abuse, calls infant's injuries 'accidents'
Cassidy Hansen | posted May 28th - 10:09pm
Efrain Camacho was charged with four counts of child abuse, a second degree felony, in the Third District Court.
Local non-profit hosts Bike prom to raise funds
Megan Marsden Christensen | posted May 28th - 9:22pm
Locals will gather Saturday for Bike Prom, a fundraising event that includes a pre-ride for the public and a prom for those 21 and older.
You thought rhubarb was nasty ... until now
by Harmons | BrandView
Bacon and eggs, turkey and stuffing, macaroni and cheese. Each of these foods are delicious when eaten alone, but complement each other when paired, making them even better together. Such is the case with strawberries and rhubarb. Grimacingly bitter eaten on its own, rhubarb needs the sweetness that strawberries provide.
Utah Medicaid expansion negotiations ongoing
Wendy Leonard | posted May 28th - 8:52pm
Utah lawmakers continue to work on a plan to cover the state's uninsured but don't anticipate striking any kind of deal before August.
Unidentified body found in Iron County
Cassidy Hansen | posted May 28th - 8:32pm
Law enforcement officials were led to a decomposing body on May 22 just south of the small community of Summit in Iron County.
Gunnison recovers after floods, mud remains
Sam Penrod | posted May 28th - 7:23pm
Mud everywhere. That was the aftermath of Wednesday's rain in Gunnison Valley. It was a downpour, the likes of which most people said they had never seen.
Will raising taxes make better students?
Morgan Jacobsen | posted May 28th - 6:52pm
Lawmakers and educators discussed how increased and equalized funding should translate into better outcomes for students during a Utah Taxpayers Association conference Thursday.
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The Pursuit of Marriage
The Pursuit of Marriage (Mass Market Paperback)
What lengths would a young lady go to in her pursuit of the perfect match?
And how far would a gentleman go to stop her?
Cassandra Effington is one of the most delicious debutantes to ever waltz across a London ballroom. But while her identical twin sister Delia is now wed, Cassandra is still unclaimed, and everyone agrees her standards are entirely too high. So how could she possibly lose a most unseemly wager with the handsome, scandalous Viscount Berkley? The proposition: She will find him an ideal bride well before he finds her the perfect match.
But Lord Berkley intends to be very hard to please. He's already chosen the right woman, and no lady Cassandra puts forward to him will be perfect enough save the luscious Cassandra herself. And he'll do whatever it takes to make certain no gentleman he introduces her to is enticing enough, until she realizes that the perfect object in her pursuit of marriage is none other than the viscount himself.
About the Author
Victoria Alexander was an award-winning television reporter until she discovered fiction was much more fun than real life. She turned to writing full time and has never looked back. Victoria grew up traveling the country as an Air Force brat and is now settled in Omaha, Nebraska, with her husband, two teenaged children, and a bearded collie named Sam. She firmly believes housework is a four-letter word, there are no calories in anything eaten standing up, procrastination is an art form, and it's never too soon to panic.
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Leave it to a pair of rivals to stand in the way of two underdogs advancing in the NCHSAA girls' soccer playoffs.
That's the situation for Dixon and Croatan as they hope to continue their postseasons with road wins tonight against conference rivals.
Dixon (10-6-4) will visit Southwest (10-8-2) in the 1-A East Regional semifinal while Croatan (11-7-6) takes the short trip to Swansboro to take on the Pirates (19-5-1) in the third round of the 2-A playoffs.
And coaches Josh King of Dixon and Paul Slater of Croatan understand the hurdle their teams have to jump over in order to advance.
"If you want to get to the state final, you got to go through Southwest and not many teams have been able to do that," King said. "We know they are going to be ready for the game. Our girls are hungry."
Dixon, a wildcard from the Coastal Plains Conference, lost twice to league champion Southwest this season. The Bulldogs also lost at Southwest last year in the regional semifinal.
Meanwhile, Croatan is in the same boat as Dixon in playing a rival that has had its number. The Cougars, the East Central Conference's fourth seed, lost to
"Realistically, you have to go through Swansboro," Slater said. "We don't want (a loss) for a fifth year there. We'd like to keep playing."
Croatan lost to Swansboro by scores of 1-0 (overtime) and 4-0 this season. Slater knows what has to be done if the Cougars are to win this time.
"The second time we came out pretty flat and Swansboro took advantage of that. That will be the key Wednesday," Slater said. "We need to come out with intensity and with the right focus. We are doing a better job of actually playing soccer and I feel like we are being more aware of our teammates."
Swansboro coach Doug Kidd also likes the way his team has recently played. The Pirates have beaten both postseason foes by 9-0 scores.
"I expect our team to be ready to play," Kidd said. "I think we are playing some of the best soccer the last two weeks. We are starting to peak at the right time and I feel confident in our players that we will be ready.
"I think the biggest thing is our confidence level. Early in the season and in the middle of the season, we were not very confident for whatever reason. But now we've come out more confident in our play and that leads to better technical and tactical decisions."
Like Croatan, Dixon also wants to avoid a third loss this year to a rival. The Stallions beat the Bulldogs 1-0 both times this season.
"We got to finish our chances," King said. "Both games in the regular season we had chances and we did not finish them. We are going to have to come prepared and do our best to play our brand of soccer and hopefully that gives us a win. "I know it's going to be a tough match because Southwest is a very strong program."
Southwest coach John Sweeney hopes his team doesn't come out complacent just because the Stallions have two wins this year over the Bulldogs.
"We have played two very close games and I'm sure Dixon comes in with some confidence and they should," Sweeney said. "We have to be really careful that we don't get too comfortable simply because we were able to eek out wins the first two times. We've scored two goals against them — and one was a penalty kick — in 160 minutes of play."
So what do the defending state champion Stallions need to do to win?
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Public Administration (PADM)
The minimum prerequisite for 50000-69999 level courses is graduate standing. Additional prerequisites may apply and are listed in this catalog.
60038 Managerial Accounting for Public Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70038 ).Managerial uses of accounting information for planning and control. Emphasis on decision-making in public sector and role of information in making rational choices.
60195 Special Topics in Public Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70195) Various topics offered by the Master of Public Administration Program. Prerequisite: special approval.
60198 Research (2-15)
(Cross-listed with POL 70198) Research or individual investigation for master's-level graduate students. Credits earned may be applied toward meeting requirements if department approves. Prerequisite: special approval.
60199 Thesis I (2-6)
Thesis students must register for a total of 6 hours, 2 to 6 hours in a single semester, distributed over several semesters if desired. S/U grading; IP permissible. Prerequisite: special approval.
60299 Thesis II (2)
Thesis student must continue registration each semester until all degree requirements are met. S/U grading. IP permissible. Prerequisite: PADM 60199.
60370 Public Management Concepts and Practices (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70370) Introductory course for all M.P.A. students. Focus is on "macrolevel" understanding of government agencies: institutional context, agency-environment linkages, internal dynamics, role in public policy.
60372 Administrative Theory and Behavior (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70372) Behavioral, bureaucratic, neoclassical and contemporary theories of organization and management are reviewed in an examination of the environment of public agency managers. Prerequisite: PADM 60370 or POL 70370.
60373 Public Budgeting (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70373) Study of politics, theories, practices and techniques of public budgeting and financing. Budgeting includes process of preparation, adoption and execution of operating, and capital budgets.
60374 Public Financial Management (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70374) Advanced study of the functions of the local government financial management agency and how these functions enhance the productivity and decision-making capacity of the organization.
60375 Public Personnel Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70375) Study of public personnel systems, including underlying system values and current problems, with emphasis on skill development and understanding of techniques for public personnel managers.
60376 Labor Management Relations in the Public Sector (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70376) This course focuses on issues peculiar to public sector labor relations, including the impact of public employee unionism on traditional merit systems and personnel policy decision processes. Prerequisite: PADM 60375.
60378 Municipal Management and Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70378) Detailed analysis of metropolitan complex. Emphasis given to administrative, political, fiscal and legal problems in governing cities.
60379 Program Evaluation I (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70379) Introduction to evaluation of government programs. Emphasis on familiarizing students with the theory and, specifically, the techniques utilized under different evaluation formats.
60381 Methods in Public Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70381) This course is a graduate-level introduction to statistical methods and their use in public administration.
60382 Seminar in Public Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70382) Study of selected problem areas in public service organizations with emphasis on understanding the factors contributing to them, their solution, and literature bearing on the problems. Prerequisite: special approval.
60384 Public Agency Management (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70384) This course is designed to acquaint advanced master's and doctoral candidates majoring in public administration with the operation and management of bureaucratic organizations.
60385 Advanced Studies Seminar in Public Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70385 )This seminar is designed at each offering to meet the individualized needs of advanced doctoral candidates majoring in public administration. Prerequisite: special approval.
60392 Internship-Public Administration (2-6)
(Cross-listed with POL 70392) Provides an opportunity for students to gain practical experience and be exposed to processes of public decision making and policy development. Prerequisite: special approval.
60470 Critical Issues in Public Administration (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70470) Course deals with basic questions of value and ethics associated with public service roles in a democratic society and with major contemporary issues in the field. Prerequisite: PADM 6/70370 and 6/70372.
60471 Nonprofit Law (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70471) Introduction to legal issues for nonprofit organizations in the United States, including types of IRS tax-exempt status; basic requirements for establishing/operating nonprofit organizations specifically in Ohio.
60472 Nonprofit Board-Executive Relations (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70472) Key aspects of effective nonprofit governance, major roles of nonprofit board members and their responsibilities, and governance structures.
60473 Governmental Financial Analysis (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70473) A laboratory in techniques of governmental financial analysis. Course focuses on how to analyze current financial position to develop financial plans for upcoming years.
60474 Health Care Reimbursement (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70474) This is an introductory course to familiarize students with private and public sector reimbursement operations and regulations in the United States health care industry.
60477 Nonprofit Finance Resource Development (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70477) Successful strategies for fundraising and resource development for nonprofit organizations. Students will be exposed to fundraising in practice and will write a resource development plan.
60492 Capstone Seminar (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70492) Capstone course required for all MPA students. Students will complete an approved, written project that is analytical and research-based. Prerequisite: special approval.
60574 Strategic Planning (3)
(Cross-listed with POL 70574) Introduction to the practice of strategic planning as it relates to policy design and implementation by public and nonprofit organizations.


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How Mark Cuban Decided He Couldn't Work for Anyone Else
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban sits down with Inc.'s Eric Schurenberg to talk about his early struggles and biggest successes, Donald Sterling and Shark Tank--and offers frank advice for other business owners.
EPIPHANY Mark Cuban recounts two early work experiences that helped him realize he wasn't cut out to report to someone else.
OPPORTUNITY After taking the initiative got him fired, Mark Cuban decided to start his own business.
GETTING AHEAD When Mark Cuban started AudioNet in 1995, he was betting that audio and video would become essential parts of the internet.
BUBBLES Mark Cuban talks about the differences between today's economy and past bubbles.
DALLAS MAVERICKS When Mark Cuban bought the Mavericks, they were a losing franchise. His first move? Focusing on the experience of the game.
DONALD STERLING In response to the Donald Sterling controversy, Mark Cuban reflects on challenging his own prejudices.
INNOVATION When it comes to software, ridiculous patents are holding back innovation.
SOLUTIONS According to Mark Cuban, the single biggest thing that will help the economy is limiting the size of student loans.
WINNERS AND LOSERS Mark Cuban talks about the best--and worst--'Shark Tank' businesses he's taken on.
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Boating in New York City: Free Kayaking, Canoeing and Rowing for Families
New York City has a lot of islands—Manhattan, Staten, even Brooklyn and Queens lead into Long Island. With all this waterfront, it's no wonder there are so many sightseeing cruises and fun ferries.
But sometimes you want to be your own captain. No need to hijack a boat; there are many opportunities for families to get out on the water by themselves, kayaking, rowing and canoeing. We've rounded up great New York City organizations that offer boating sessions on our wonderful waterways—and they're all FREE. Ahoy!
Downtown Boathouse – Manhattan
Various piers on the Hudson River. Visit the website for details.
Mid-May through mid-October
On weekends, holidays and select weekday evenings, the Downtown Boathouse offers free kayaking on the Hudson River at Pier 26 near North Moore Street (this replaces the old Pier 40 location), Pier 96 at 57th Street and at 72nd Street. (The volunteers are also on Governors Island on Saturdays.) Expect to get a little wet when you kayak. The Boathouse suggests wearing a bathing suit, but we didn't and found that on a hot summer day, we dried off quickly. Children under 16 need to be accompanied by an adult and only one kid is permitted per boat. If you'd like more supervision, the volunteer organization also runs kayaking classes every Wednesday evening.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse – Dumbo
Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park
Saturdays 10:30am-4:30pm and select Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm
Another popular place for free kayaking is the Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse. The lines can get pretty long so be prepared to wait. Check the calendar for a complete list of dates and times. Afterward, check out all of the things to do in this awesome park including a carousel, a pop-up pool and an incredible water playground.
Kayak Staten Island – Staten Island
South Beach at the end of the boardwalk in parking lot No. 1
This all-volunteer organization provides kayaks, paddles and life jackets as well as basic launch, land and paddling tips. Experienced kayakers are on the water to observe and assist. No registration is required and rowing times vary so check their calendar for a complete schedule.
Red Hook Boaters – Red Hook
Louis Valentino, Jr. Park and Pier, Coffey and Ferris Streets
Mid-May through mid-October: Sundays 1-5pm, select Thursdays 6-8pm
Another all-volunteer group that offers public kayaking in an effort to promote awareness of the Brooklyn waterfront. The members hold beach cleanups during every paddling session, so in addition to boating it's a great way to chip in and help keep the shore clean. Check the calendar for full details.
Read our post for important tips about kayaking with kids in NYC.
Row Boating
Village Community Boathouse – West Village
Pier 40 at Houston Street and the Hudson River
April-November: Sundays starting at noon; Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:30pm
In addition to rowing sessions in the New York Harbor in a Whitehall gig, this organization hosts lots of outdoor events like races, camping expeditions and more. In the winter months, Village Community Boathouse offers free boat building sessions to the public. Check the calendar for a full list of events.
Floating the Apple
Pier 84 at 44th Street and the Hudson River – Midtown West
July-August: Wednesday-Sunday 2-7pm
In addition to summer rowing, Floating the Apple offers sessions in the spring and fall, weather permitting. The organization's website seems to be more or less abandoned, however you can find out about current events by calling the info line: 212-564-5412. Pier 84 is also home to one of our favorite water play areas.
Rocking the Boat – the Bronx
Hunts Point Riverside Park, Lafayette Avenue between Edgewater Road and the Bronx River
May-September: Saturdays noon-5pm
Explore the Bronx River in wooden rowboats crafted by local teens as part of Rocking the Boat's youth development program. The weekly community rowing sessions let participants boat independently or you can explore the water on guided tours. No registration required. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The nonprofit also runs a catch-and-release fishing program.
East River C.R.E.W. – Upper East Side
FDR Service Road between 95th and 96th Streets
May 8-September 18: Tuesdays; September 22-October 27: Saturdays
Subtitle Community Recreation and Education on the Water, this nonprofit shines a light on the East River through a host of educational programs, from boat building to harbor literacy and awareness. There are also weekly rowing sessions throughout the summer and early fall so you can learn rowing basics. Children ages 5-10 can also participate in the org's catch-and-release fishing program. Check the website for a complete list of events and programs.
Urban Park Rangers – Citywide
Urban Park Rangers offer free canoeing programs for children ages 8 and up. Advance registration is required and participants are selected through a lottery system.
If you happen to have your own canoe or kayak and prefer to go it alone, there are several public launch sites throughout the city. Info about launch applications, permit requirements, a map of public launch sites and additional rules, regulations and guidelines are all available on the NYC Parks Department website. If you're going to do it yourself, you'll also want to read the NYC Boating "Rules of the Road" and Clean Boating Guidelines.
For more seasonal fun on the water and off, check out our Summer Fun Guide.
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The Palm Beach Atlantic Alumni Association invites you to dinner and a show!
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6 p.m. Dinner at the Cheesecake Factory (Dutch Treat)
7:30 p.m. Showtime at PBA's Fern Street Theatre, 500 Fern Street, Downtown West Palm Beach.
General admission $15 (or two tickets for $25)
Seating is limited. Early sell-out is expected.
To reserve your tickets, email Alumni Relations or call (561) 803-2016.
Reeling is a musical play set in 1920s Hollywood. Reminiscent of early film pioneers Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, the story follows the "Hero" and his quest to win the heart of his "Beloved." The play integrates music, dance, vaudeville, film/digital media, visual arts and acting to offer a modern interpretation and homage to the silent film era. "Without a single spoken word 'Reeling' is not so much a silent movie on stage as a theatrical interpretation of the genre, a celebration of the human spirit and the enduring power of art.
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GAFFNEY, S.C.—Pfeiffer University claimed the 2007 Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference women's lacrosse tournament title with a 15-14 win over Limestone College on Sunday afternoon at Saints Field. Limestone had a 7-3 lead at the half, but Pfeiffer outscored the Lady Saints 12-7 in the second period for the victory. Pfeiffer improves to 15-4 with the win as Limestone falls to 14-4. Brenna Clark of Pfeiffer University was named the tournament's MVP.
Renee Albro put the Lady Saints up 3-0 with her hat trick to start the game, and Lauryn Wise scored for the 4-0 advantage.
Kelly McConnell (Woodbridge, Va.) put Pfeiffer on the board with 23 minutes left in the first. Wise and Kelly Oterson scored to put Limestone up to 6-1, but Brenna Clark (Wellington, Fla.) cut the lead to 6-2 with her goal. Marissa Pesce scored the Lady Saints' final goal of the half with seven minutes remaining. Clark scored for the Falcons with three minutes left in the half.
Pfeiffer had goals from Alycia Schwarz (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Clark in the opening three minutes of the second period to cut the score to 5-7. McConnell scored minutes later for the Falcons.
Terri George gave Limestone a two-goal lead off a pass from Melissa Howard and Shea Farrell, Dani Tosky and Howard built the lead to 11-6. Pfeiffer's Elie Fenton (Odenton, Md.), Jenn Gappert (Annapolis, Md.), Clark, and Schwartz had back-to-back goals to even the score 11-11. Jamie Livingston (Winter Park, Fla.) gave the Falcons' the 12-11 lead with a free-position goal.
Howard scored the equalizer with 3:26 left, but Livingston scored off the next draw. Kelly Lickert tied the game from a pass by Tosky. Pesce had an unassisted goal to give Limestone a brief lead. Pfeiffer's Ashley Hill (Ellicott City, Md.) tied the game again with her goal with 1:11 left. Heidi Karaszkiewicz (Glen Burnie, Md.) scored the game-winning goal on the next possession.
Each team won 16 draw controls, but Pfeiffer had a 35-26 advantage on shots.
Pfeiffer's Kristen Kibler had five saves for the Lady Falcons, and Deans had three caused turnovers. Clark won four draw controls for Pfeiffer.
Tournament MVP: Brenna Clark, Pfeiffer
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Monday I had a blow through on 10 at CV with a 165 Apache. I went up there to sell a bag to Brian Pait and then decided to try out the Apache after he left. I was carrying the Apache and an Element to each hole starting on 6. Played 6 & 7 with less than stellar throws but parred them.
I walked across to 10 and threw the Apache and I thought it was going long as it came over the wall and then it busted through the chains, hit the rim of the basket and fell out.
I played 11 and threw the Element to the flat spot between the trees next to where the ditch starts on the left and threw the Apache into the ditch. The Element seems to be a great gliding slightly understable mid. I threw it on 6 and almost hit Brennon on 5's tee. He pretended that he was going to catch it and I told him that I'm glad that were not on an Ultimate team if he catches like that.


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Hand distressed, oil-stained suede slouchy ankle boots with wrap around buckle straps. Hardware is antiqued. Leather outsole is given a hammered treatment that adds to the overall vintage look and feel. The most perfect worn in boot. A Free People twist on color and distressing.
**Fits true to size. If you are in between sizes, then it is recommended that you size up. For example, 37 1/2 = 38.
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*7 3/4" shaft height, 3/4" heel height
**Fits true to size. If you are in between sizes, then it is recommended that you size up. For example, 37 1/2 = 38.
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Rated 3.9 out of 5Â by 45 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by lisafmd Going to order a second pair! I wear a 9 in regular shoes, a 10 in boots because I like a little room. I ordered a 10 in these and they are perfect. I know that a lot of reviewers have said they are way too small, and that they make jingling noises, but mine are the right fit and don't make any sounds. I waited a long time to order them because so many of the reviews were bad. I have all sorts of problems with my feet, I get blisters and the soles of my feet hurt a lot if there isn't enough cushioning, so I'm very picky about what I buy. I put these on and right out of the box they feel great. I have a part time retail job where I am on my feet for 8 or 9 hours, and these even work for me at the job. I saw the blush and the tan ones at a Free People store in NYC, as well as the black. There really seems to not be a very big difference between the blush and the tan. And the black is more of a washed charcoal gray. So the colors might be a bit off. But I think I'm going to get a second pair, I like them THAT much. I think they are well made and worth the price. The height of the boot and slouchiness works really well with skinny jeans and with maxi dresses 7.12.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Beachinchick Fun Boots These boots are so cute and they have been in my basket online for a while but I wasn't sure what size, what color, so I didn't order them. Today when I went into the FP store near me they happened to have this boot in my size, 39 (US size 9), so I tried it on. I am usually a size 8-1/2 but if shoes don't run in 1/2 sizes I go up to a 9 and it usually fits. I have a narrow foot, but even so I had a hard time getting my foot in the shoe. Once in the boot though the length and width were perfect for me and I could feel it stretching and becoming more comfortable as I wore it.. I would recommend going up at least a 1/2 size or a full size since these run small. I'm assuming the color I got was charcoal, but it doesn't look as dark as the boot shown in charcoal online and is more of a dark grey. I love the casual slouchy look of this boot and once on it is very comfortable. 2.26.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Sofia33 Jingle practically gone now! I ordered these boots in January 2013. I didn't actually try them on until March because of a hectic quarter at school. I'm almost always a size 7.5 in shoes but the 38 was far too snug (too much pressure on my heal and toes - the leather is stiffer than expected). I exchanged them for a size 39 and they fit great and with enough room to loosen with wear. INTERESTING FACT, the jingle on the size 38 was out of control, just like all the previous reviewers say. However, the jingle is practically gone now. I looked at the buckles and the difference is in the shape of the metal tubes. The 38s had loose circular tubes but my new 39s have 'D' shaped tubes that are tight against the buckle. There are occasional dingy dings but normal for buckles. Pretty cool. My guess is FP made changes as a result of customer feedback. So, if you were on the fence because of the jingle, you may very well be in luck:) My love affair with these boots has finally come to fruition and I'm so excited. Thanks FP!! 3.16.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by junet colour discrepancy and jingle all the way full of expectation on getting the charcoal boots but disappointed when receiving it. the colour is totally different from the pic on web. also, it is a bit tight when putting it on. lucky i get narrow feet. if you hv wide feet, please size up in no doubt. the style and shape are good. the fabric is perfect but still cant offset the colour discrepancy!! it is misleading. this is the 3rd times i found colour difference on freepeople website. also, the buckles jingling all the way while walking or even a tiny move; some will like but some will feel annoying. 12.17.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Britt13 I love these boots! I have been searching for the perfect slouchy suede boot for almost two years and finally found them! The charcoal color online looks almost black but they are a dark grey like the color description says. Great weathered, worn in look. I'm a size 7 is most shoes and I got a 37. The first time i put them on i could barely squeeze my foot into them. It was really tight at the heel/ankle area. I thought i would have to return them but i walked around the house for a few minutes and i could already feel them stretching out so i decide to keep them. I wore them out one evening and now they fit perfectly. if you are in between sizes then i would order up since they are snug and you could wear thicker socks if they are a little big. Like everyone has said, they do jingle a lot! To fix this I used a hot glue gun and put a dot of glue at the bottom of each medal tube on the buckles, i tried to get it inside the end of the tubes. This worked perfectly! They no longer jingle. I love my new boots! :) 12.26.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by erin_osullivan In love with these boots! I've eyed these off for nearly 6 months now and I took the plunge and bought them. I'm in Australia, so it was an anxious wait. I've just received them and they're awesome. I did question whether they had actually been worn before me, but then I remembered that they're meant to look that way anyway! The sole is in perfect condition so i know they haven't been worn before me. I took the advice of many reviews and went a size up to a 39. I have pretty narrow feet and don't seem to have fitting issues and these fit well on me, with a little bit of extra room so I'd definitely recommend going a size up, if I'd bought my regular 38 I don't think they'd have fit. The only criticism I'd say is that I've had a pair of boots with a similar sole to these and when they get worn out it needs to be replaced, they're the kind that can be a bit slippy, and not the best quality (my shoe guy told me this). But these are so beautiful that I don't even care, I'll do it when if that time comes! These will be perfect for winter in Sydney. And the jangle is pretty slight on mine, maybe it gets louder as they get more worn in. I like the idea of a jangly boot anyway! Thanks for making my first FP experience a good one :) 4.8.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by whitewindowstudios Lovely but loud I love the look of these boots, but I had to use pliers and remove some metal from the front and back of the buckles or else I sounded like I was wearing spurs. They are very loud as is, but without the round moveable metal, I am super happy with my purchase and they fit perfectly true to size. 2.20.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by kkuhary boho cowboy This boot fits a little small, a half size up was perfect. The suede is great and they are very comfortable. The only thing to note, is they do jingle when you walk...lets just say everyone will know you are coming when you wear them. 1.19.2013
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Fourie du Preez and Heinrich Brussow were the big omissions from the 32-man Springbok squad to face England in the June Test series.
It was believed that Japan-based scrumhalf Du Preez was informally offered the team captaincy last week from head coach Heyneke Meyer. However, it seems as if the player has made himself unavailable for selection as he's been left out of the squad. Eighthman Pierre Spies and centre Jean de Villiers should be front-runners for the captaincy.
Cheetahs openside flank Brussow is also a major omission from Meyer's first official Test squad. His high penalty count this year is a probable reason for his exclusion. Stormers duo Juan de Jongh and Gio Aplon can count themselves unlucky as they were overlooked.
Stormers flank Siya Kolisi was not picked. However, he and six other young players – flank Arno Botha (Bulls), prop Frans Malherbe (Stormers), flank CJ Stander (Bulls), centre Francois Venter (Bulls) and scrumhalf Piet van Zyl (Cheetahs) – will train with the Boks during the series. This will allow these players to gain experience in the Test set-up, but they won't be eligible for selection.
There are nine uncapped players in the squad – flank Marcell Coetzee, wing JJ Engelbrecht, lock Eben Etzebeth, flyhalf Elton Jantjies, lock Juandré Kruger, prop Coenie Oosthuizen, flank Jacques Potgieter, lock Franco van der Merwe and scrumhalf Jano Vermaak.
There are 15 survivours from of the 2011 Bok World Cup squad. Wing Bryan Hanbana is the most experienced player with 74 Test caps.
'We were always looking to start the season with an experienced squad to face England, but injuries to certain players and the non-availability of others have made it difficult,' said Meyer.
'What we've lost in experience, we've made up in passion and desire to play for the Springboks. We have put together a squad with a nice balance between a number of veterans and players with less experience as we start to build for the rest of the season.
'Working with these players during our four planning camps this season has been great and really made a very difficult selection process a bit easier. There were a few unlucky players that didn't make it and they will get opportunities in future as long as they keep on knocking on the door.
'The nine uncapped players have all put up their hands during Super Rugby this year and we know they have what it takes to succeed at the highest level,' he continued. 'We realise that it is impossible to please everyone when it comes to selecting squads like these, but we would really like to see the entire country stand behind us as we take on England.'
Springbok 32-man squad for June Test series:
Backs – Bjorn Basson, Jean de Villiers, JJ Engelbrecht, Bryan Habana, Francois Hougaard, Elton Jantjies, Zane Kirchner, Patrick Lambie, Lwazi Mvovo, Wynand Olivier, Ruan Pienaar, JP Pietersen, Frans Steyn, Morne Steyn, Jano Vermaak.
Forwards – Willem Alberts, Marcell Coetzee, Keegan Daniel, Bismarck du Plessis, Jannie du Plessis, Eben Etzebeth, Ryan Kankowski, Juandre Kruger, Werner Kruger, Beast Mtawarira, Coenie Oosthuizen, Jacques Potgieter, Chiliboy Ralepelle, Pierre Spies, Adriaan Strauss, Flip van der Merwe, Franco van der Merwe.


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Advantages of Hiring a Designer to Plan Your Yard
Hiring a professional landscaper is a good idea because he or she:
- Will work with the homeowner to create a design that meets esthetic and practical needs.
- Knows what plants are best for your region and climate conditions.
- Is familiar with local stones and natural materials for creating patios, retaining walls, decks, planter boxes and other yard and garden elements.
- Can incorporate permanent, unchangeable elements (such as a favorite tree or Aunt Emily's special bench) into the design.
- Will provide a fresh perspective.
- Should be current with new products and innovative ideas.
- Will either purchase the plants for the homeowner or provide a comprehensive list of plants and materials for the homeowner to use.
- If the designer is not providing the materials, he or she will direct the homeowner on the number of plants and materials to buy and where and when to purchase them.
- Can creatively minimize the impact of nuisances such as traffic noise with trees and fences.
- Will consider impediments the homeowner may overlook such as underground sewer lines, power and gas lines, and telephone lines and cables.
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Minecraft: Pocket Edition
by Mojang
Download this app if: you want to imagine, build and create worlds on-the-go.
Developer Notes
Play the biggest update to Minecraft: Pocket Edition so far! It's the overhaul of a generation. Download it now and see for yourself!
Minecraft is about placing blocks to build things and going on adventures.
Pocket Edition includes Survival and Creative modes, multiplayer over a local Wi-Fi...
Blocktastic — This game has been a huge PC hit, so now it's nice to see it on Android. Now it's hit all devices, it's an even better buy, but admittedly still doesn't offer as much as the PC version.


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Dan Ariely:
What makes us feel good about our work?
What motivates us to work? Contrary to conventional wisdom, it isn't just money. But it's not exactly joy either. It seems that most of us thrive by making constant progress and feeling a sense of purpose. Behavioral economist Dan Ariely presents two eye-opening experiments that reveal our unexpected and nuanced attitudes toward meaning in our work. (Filmed at TEDxRiodelaPlata.)
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