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EDMONTON — When Neshali Weera and Todd Andre were wed at Edmonton's Princess Theatre last month, their impending nuptials were splashed across the marquee outside for all to see.
Inside, more than a hundred invited guests snacked on popcorn and soft drinks, watching the ceremony as a 1920s Buster Keaton movie played silently on the big screen. By the time the couple sealed their union with a kiss, everyone was on their feet, clapping enthusiastically and spraying the auditorium with white, buttery confetti.
Afterwards, the newlyweds led family and friends on a Pied Piper-type adventure along Whyte, happily accepting shouts of congratulations from strangers strolling along the avenue. After a stop at the Empress Lounge for post-wedding cocktails, there were photo ops at quintessentially Edmonton locations, including the streetcar and the Old Strathcona Farmers Market. The day ended at another iconic Edmonton landmark, the Old Timers Cabin, where whistles were whetted with plenty of ice-cold Alley Kat beer and appetites sated by homemade perogies and dozens of freshly baked apple pies.
"It really was the neatest experience," says Neshali.
Hollywood could not have scripted the production any better, and certainly not as quickly.
Altogether, the couple had only six short weeks to plan and pull off their nuptials. It was a timeline imposed by an irresistible job offer that will take them to Singapore for the next two years, where Neshali will teach Grade 4 to Canadian children.
Ironically, it was another overseas job offer more than five years ago that separated the couple shortly after they began dating — and ultimately brought them closer together.
Both of them grew up in Edmonton, where they still have strong ties, but they were living in Calgary when they were hired by an international summer camp to teach English as a second language. There was an attraction almost right away, but it deepened throughout the summer.
"We used to take the kids camping to Banff and Jasper," says Neshali, now 27, "and it was during those long drives that we really got to know each other."
They had been dating for only a matter of weeks when Neshali was offered a year-long teaching contract in Qatar.
"It was a really good opportunity, but there was that stress of starting something new," says Neshali. "Todd was really supportive, though, and he was very excited for me. We continued getting to know each other even while we were apart and when I came back we decided to do it for real.
"It's kind of exciting that now we're going to Singapore together."
For his part, Todd is pondering a marriage proposal of some sort once they get settled.
"It's kind of funny, but I never really proposed to her," says Todd, then laughs. "I owe her one, I guess.
"When she got the job offer a few months ago, it was more or less a collective agreement to marry, which was urged by her parents and spurred by visa requirements. Though we were thinking about marriage for a while."
The idea to get married in a movie theatre was Neshali's, although Todd wishes he had thought of it first.
Their mutual love of film was something that brought them closer together. In fact, says Todd, who is now 30, a good portion of his communications degree was spent slouched in lecture halls watching obscure film-studies screenings. She, on the other hand, remembers sneaking into his class to catch a movie when he was a teaching assistant for a film studies class.
The opportunity to tie the knot in a movie theatre in their hometown was more than they could have ever imagined.
"Our wedding was the ultimate Edmonton experience," says Neshali. "Really, what says Edmonton more than Whyte Ave and the Princess?"
Wedding date: July 14
Wedding venue: Princess Theatre
Reception venue: Old-timers Cabin
Guests: 110
Budget: $10,000
Colours: Orange and yellow
First dance song: Blue Rodeo's Lost Together
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University wrapped up its 2009 womens volleyball regular season with a 3-0 (25-19, 25-20, 25-17) sweep over visiting Coker on Friday night inside the Merner Gym. The Lady Falcons finish the regular season with their third-straight 20 win year at 20-11, 15-3 in Conference Carolinas play. Coker, who wraps up their campaign Saturday at Queens, falls to 4-26, 2-15.
Playing in the last home regular-season match of her career, senior Brittany Dickens (Raleigh, NC) put the Lady Falcons up early with five-straight serves as a kill by freshman Jordan O'Bryant (Reidsville, NC) and three Cobra errors gave the hosts an early four-point advantage. Dickens back-to-back kills gave Pfeiffer their biggest lead of the first set at 16-6. Coker junior Kristin Teets (West Columbia, SC) tried to rally the Cobras back late, but a kill by Kathryn Hobson (Asheboro, NC) and Kristina Mordini (Freeport, IL) gave the Lady Falcons a 25-19 set one win.
Set two went back and forth until the Lady Falcons were able to pull away late once again. Dickens served a half-dozen times early thanks to an ace and four more Coker miscues. Abbie Ovbey (Mt. Gilead, NC) and Mordini each had a pair of kills to put Pfeiffer up as much as five at 15-10. Erin Gray (Sneads Ferry, NC) picked up three kills in the final four points to put Pfeiffer up 2-0 in the match.
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As the football team transitions into offseason mode this week, paramount among coach Jason Swepson's focus is reversing the declining direction of the Phoenix's record.
Elon finished Swepson's second season at 3-8 overall and 1-7 in the Southern Conference, its lowliest marks in seven years.
"We've got a lot of work to do as a program," Swepson said. "We've got to put the brakes on this downward process. It's something that we've got to stop."
The long-range solution, Swepson believes, could be a shifted recruiting approach that's geared toward reeling in bigger bodies.
The idea, which is under discussion, would be to place increased emphasis on creating a niche in the Northeast and perhaps expanding Elon's reach to include the Midwest, with the private high schools and prep academies in those areas especially targeted.
"I was raised with physical football," Swepson said, referring to his New England roots, anchored by a combined 12 years at Boston College as a player and later as an assistant coach. "That's what we've got to get back to, and that's where I want to try to go with this."
So that desire for bulk means Elon's coaching staff might be making more trips to states such as Pennsylvania and New Jersey during the next two-plus months that precede national signing day.
Elon certainly would continue its in-state recruiting stops throughout North Carolina, while maintaining efforts in talent-rich southern locations such as Atlanta and the northern to central Florida loop from Jacksonville to Tampa.
Those places remain recruiting hotbeds mined by many — including Pete Lembo when he coached Elon from 2006-10 — but with new Football Bowl Subdivision programs sprouting up at Georgia State and Charlotte, for instance, Swepson points to the possibility of oversaturation.
"We've got to sit down and say, 'Where do we want to go with this?' " he said. "Does the administration, does the athletic department want to have kids from different areas of the country in the locker room representing Elon? I would say, yes. So, how do we do that? That means we've got to go out there and get there as coaches to recruit."
Earlier this month, after Elon lost in its home finale against Samford, Swepson called Samford's steady progress under sixth-year coach Pat Sullivan "the blueprint" for what he aspires with the Phoenix.
Samford's sturdy offensive and defensive linemen controlled the trenches that day. Fabian Truss ran for 219 yards while the Bulldogs beat on Elon quarterback Thomas Wilson and sacked him five times.
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SANTA ANA – Santa Ana Unified has beefed up staffing and hired private investigators to look into safety concerns at Spurgeon Intermediate, where teachers say teens and pre-teens are accosting adults, turning desks over and smoking marijuana in class.
The problems have become so bad that 36 teachers and classified employees filed a "hostile work environment" complaint earlier this month.
The complaint was the first of its kind ever sent to the district, said Art Jimenez, director of constituency services at the district.
"I don't want to sugar coat it or say the concerns are not valid," Jimenez said. "They are. There are concerns about student behavior that we need to address."
Students at the school physically accost teachers, regularly trip fire alarms, argue with security staff and throw objects in class, according to a copy of the complaint obtained by the Orange County Register. They make sexual noises in class and run through the hallways banging on doors with little or no consequences.
In perhaps the most brazen incident, a student smoked marijuana in a classroom, undeterred by the presence of a substitute teacher, according to the complaint.
"It's a lot like 'Lord of the Flies,'" Spurgeon language arts teacher John McGuinness said. "They've allowed the rough element to take over and run the place."
Jimenez said the district has taken swift action to intervene since receiving the March 1 complaint.
In addition to assigning two extra security guards—which doubled the safety staff at the school—the district has also sent two retired principals, an administrative clerk, additional custodial staff and substitute teachers. It also launched an internal review that included interviews with every teacher on site.
The external investigations firm, Alvarez and Associates, will also look at the extent of the problems, Jimenez said.
"Where was the breakdown that made teachers feel the way they feel right now?" Jimenez said. "What happened?"
Spurgeon, which enrolls around 1,100 students, has always had its share of tough students and discipline problems, several teachers said. But behavior problems have gotten worse in the last few years, said McGuinness, Spurgeon's representative to the teacher's union.
Students throw eggs at teachers, set fires in urinals, and even threatened to stab a teacher this year, McGuinness said. Just last week, a student spit on him, McGuinness said.
"You feel like there is a weight on your shoulders all the time. You feel defeated," McGuinness said of morale at the school. "And a lot of us feel sad, because there are a lot of good kids not getting the education they deserve. We have great teachers, we have great technology, but these other students with their constant disruptions are stealing our time."
Jose Gonzales, whose son started at Spurgeon this year, said he is not concerned about his son's safety at the school. But he worries about the presence of drugs on campus.
"He says there is a bathroom that always smells of marijuana," Gonzales said.
Teachers say many factors are involved in the problems plaguing Spurgeon. They say few disciplinary measures are in place at the school, and security staff is often too busy to respond to calls for help from classrooms. According to the complaint, school police told staff "Don't call us anymore."
"What happened at Spurgeon is the whole discipline structure collapsed from the administrative perspective," said Susan Mercer, president of Santa Ana's teachers union. There were no consequences for inappropriate behavior that started to escalate."
Mercer said the principal was relatively inexperienced and didn't have the strong leaderships skills needed.
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2013: Started all 24 contests for the national runner-up Blue Devils in 2013 ... Recorded a career-best 20 points to rank second on the team ... Notched two assists in Duke's 3-2 overtime shootout victory over top-ranked North Carolina (Sept. 27) ... Tallied the lone goal in a 1-0 defeat of Old Dominion (Sept. 15) ... Accounted for two goals during the Blue Devils' run to the NCAA title match, scoring against UMass and top-seeded Maryland.
2012: Started and saw action in 13 games as a sophomore ... Led all sophomores with 11 points on the season, earning four goals off of 16 shots ... Also totaled three assists ... Missed five games due to participation in the 2012 Junior Pan American Games where she helped Canada qualify for the Junior World Cup ... Named to the NFHCA Academic All-America team for her performance on the field and in the classroom ... Also earned a spot on the ACC Academic Honor Roll ... Over the summer, competed with the Under-21 Canadian squad at the Junior World Cup in Germany, tallying one goal in six contests.
2011: Appeared in all 22 contests her rookie season, starting 16 ... Led all Duke freshmen with seven goals - including two game winners - and two assists on the year ... Scored her first collegiate goal in the season opener at then-No. 6 Ohio State on Aug. 26 ... Totaled a season-high two goals at Delaware on Sept. 3 ... Scored two goals in the ACC Tournament with one score against both Virginia and No. 1 North Carolina ... Also added goals against James Madison and Central Michigan ... Assists came against then-No. 7 Boston College and Virginia.
Prior to Duke: Four-year District 8 All-Star and four-time school MVP at Resurrection Catholic High School ... Led team to 20-0-1 record as a senior, winning District 8 Championship, CWOSSA Championship and Ontario High School Championship ... Also scored the gold-medal-winning goal at the OFSAA Championships ... Served as team captain junior and senior seasons ... As a junior, led team to 17-2 record and first CWOSSA Championship in 30-year history, totaling 25 goals and 34 assists on the season ... Selected to the Canadian National Indoor Field Hockey team in 2010 ... Also played with the Ontario Senior Provincial team and GOA (Toronto) club team ... Leading goal scorer for Canada at the Pan-Am World Cup Qualifier in Baraquisimeto, Venezuela ... Earned silver medal at Canadian National Senior Field Hockey Championships ... In 2009, played for both the U-18 and U-23 Ontario Provincial teams ... Leading scorer on the U-18 squad and overall points leader at the Canada Cup in 2009 ... 45th JFK Memorial Tournament Champion with GOA (Toronto) club team ... National Capital Cup Champion as member of the U-18 Ontario Provincial team ... Won "A" Pool at USFHA Festival with MYSTX Storm club team, totaling eight goals and five assists ... Leading scorer at the Ontario Summer Games in 2008, averaging over three goals a game ... U-16 Ontario Provincial Team leading scorer at the Canadian National U-19 Championships ... Led Guelph Cobras club team to U-18 Ontario Championship and Mississauga Meltdown Tournament Championship ... Led GOA (Toronto) to U-23 Ontario Championship and Boston Challenge Cup Championship the same year ... Named to the U-16 'A' team, comprised of the top 16 players in Ontario, in 2007 and earned silver medal at Canadian National U-16 Championships ... Also played soccer and ice hockey and ran track ... In soccer, starter on the U-16 Ontarion Youth Soccer League Elite Level, comprised of the top-10 teams in Ontario ... In ice hockey, two-time league all-star and team captain, earning multiple Provincial medals with the Waterloo K-W Rangers ... In track, earned numerous Provincial medals and records in the 800-meters and 4x400m with an 800m personal best of 2:09.96.
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The HVAC program at Ivy Tech Community College provides an opportunity for students to gain the skills necessary to enter the field of heating, cooling and refrigeration. As one of the nation's fastest growing occupations, HVAC/R is enjoying the advent of some of the newest technologies. HVAC credentials are the key to entering a field of excellent wage earnings, respect and innovation as the new technology is integrated into its processes and equipment at an astounding rate! As the industry moves forward into the future, the demand for skilled technicians, installers and design persons has created a wonderful opportunity for individuals to enter the field and to find success in something that will be shielded from the economy and outsourcing. HVAC is consistently in the top of the top 50 jobs in the state and in the nation.
Graduates are obtaining employment in areas such as HVAC installers, service technicians, designers and sales. Specialties in the field include energy management, green technologies, and building automation systems. You can be a part of this exciting field. In as little as one year, you could earn a Certificate or Technical Certificate...in two years you can earn your Associate of Applied Science degree. As a student in the HVAC program, you will receive several National Certifications in areas such as heat pumps, gas heat, geo-thermal, air-conditioning and HVAC electrical along with the E.P.A. mandated 608 refrigerant Certification.
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The mission for HVAC program is to prepare students with the skills to succeed in the industry as an HVAC professional. This is accomplished with dedicated professional instruction, relevant, up-to-date lab experience, and with an end of program proficiency examination. The HVAC program further integrates student achievement with community needs while providing for their future through life-long learning.
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This course schedule is based on full-time attendance for student who have demonstrated college readiness. Please review our course schedules for full-time with college prep courses, part-time and part-time with college prep courses.
The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in HVAC will give you the knowledge and skills for career entry or advancement in a current job. Associate of Applied Science degree programs are two-year programs that prepare students for careers, career changes and career advancement. Students who need to take longer to complete the degree because of job or family obligations can take the program over a longer period of time. AAS programs may also prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions. These programs offer education in recognized technical areas and specialties with emphasis on analysis, synthesis and evaluation. The program content, which is approximately 30% general education and 70% professional/technical, provides depth and breadth in conceptual and professional/technical skills. The general education courses equip students with the problem solving, communications, scientific and mathematical skills to compete successfully in the job market. Professional/technical courses equip students with the skills to obtain employment and to advance in the workforce.
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La Trémoille has been a fixture on the Paris luxury hotel scene since 1883. In 2002 it was re-opened following a complete renovation by Richard Martinet. The restored Haussmannian facade, a historical monument in its own right, is as authentic as ever, while the interior has been updated in an understated yet decidedly contemporary style.
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The Hatch is not a trapdoor for ejecting unruly guests, or a secret escape route, but an "individual silent butler closet," a private compartment in each room accessible from within by the guest and from the corridor by key-carrying hotel staff. The Hatch enables guests to receive room service without opening the door, or the hotel staff to deliver laundry to guests while they sleep undisturbed.
It would be tempting to take full advantage of the Hatch, and the luxurious house arrest it provides, but to do so would be to miss out on a wonderful restaurant, Le Louis², which despite its name's historical resonances serves an inventive contemporary French cuisine in a stylish dining room and a cozy attached lounge.
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Kathleen A. "Kate" Albrecht, 43, formerly of Centerburg passed away unexpectedly Wednesday (April 20, 2011) at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Okinawa, Japan, where her husband was stationed.
In addition to her husband, Dean, she is survived by her treasured children, Logan, Reece, Rebecca and Emily; aunts, Ginger Cooper, Sharon (Dick) Hayes and Debbie Jenkins; and parents-in-law whom considered her their own, Fred and Sally Albrecht.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the Centerburg Church of Christ, where a service giving glory to God for the life of Kathleen Albrecht will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Burial will follow in Eastview Cemetery. The DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home in Sunbury is honored to serve the Albrecht family.
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TC is now my least favorite Hornet. He is a moody player, sometimes he gives no effort out there, now we have to watch his worthless tail sit on the bench and contribute nothing. I wish he would go bass fishing and never come back.
"Hornets Stuck With Injured Starter"Originally Posted by CP3forMVP
Jamal Mashburn all over again...
TC is now my least favorite Hornet. He is a moody player, sometimes he gives no effort out there, now we have to watch his worthless tail sit on the bench and contribute nothing. I wish he would go bass fishing and never come back.
Crescent City Connection is back
Bringing it back to the bottom of the map!
insurance is paying his contract while he's injuredOriginally Posted by Alg_Hornet
and having a center next year > not having a center next year
al hortford number 20 on the list averages 10 points 8 rbs and 1.5 blocks and is 25% better from the free throw line in the same minutes as chandler...no one can say chandler is a top 10 center.
The hornets obviously were trying to keep the turf toe a secret and get rid of the guy by the trade deadline. Now he has ankle, toe, and necks problems.
Dell Demps PLEASE get us some scorers!
back on the bench in a suitOriginally Posted by Beezwax
My Anthony Davis website: http://thebrow.uphero.com/
Are you high? Insurance pays a deal if a player retires because he can't play any further. Where did you get that silliness from?Originally Posted by HornetHaven
do you understand the concept that something > nothing?Originally Posted by Basketball Nate
Remember though guys, Just because he failed the physical DOES NOT MEAN he is not healthy enough to play soon. I've talked to a doctor and he says that its possible TC is healthy enough to play with the turf toe, but that the doctors examining him think the injury will linger and probably get worse.
If thats the case, then they might not have wanted to take the risk.
In short, TC could be back to play sooner rather than later.....but this is just specualtion.
Dude how does that help us win this year. We two solid big guys ready to come in here and give us a playoff push. Also insurance wont pay his contract unless he is completely totaled and his career is done..Originally Posted by HornetHaven
Now we are stuck with Ely, Bowen, and Marks coming off the bench...
Let me help. His leg is messed up. The Hornets tried to give him away and it did not work.Originally Posted by jmaninc68
insurance pays when players get injured. generally at LEAST 85%Originally Posted by Saints Fan in A
and if shinn/bower didn't insure these contracts, then that's their own fault and i can't stop them from running a reckless operation
Originally Posted by HornetHaven
I'm convinced that YOU ARE TYSON CHANDLER...
Plus, he gets in foul trouble and complains to the refs entirely too much and I think it rubs off on the team, David West specifically.Originally Posted by JKM
Why does everyone think he is gone for the season? The qoutes ESPN had from Bower says he expects Chandler and the rest of the Big Men to step up.
Im sure he will be out for about a month more and he will come back
we weren't winning this year anywayOriginally Posted by Alg_Hornet
He will sit in his house in English Turn and count his Dixies. I was happy with the Chandler trade, and the only reason the guys on the team did not like it, is because he is therr buddy. If he does not average 15pts and 12 boards a game then he should be sent to the Sudan, to play ball.
Sometimes, it's not. A guy with a career hindering injury making $12M is not better than not having a guy with a career hindering injury making $12M.Originally Posted by HornetHaven
do you understand the concept that this injury could stay with him for years and hurt this team in the processOriginally Posted by HornetHaven
You are making stuff up. You are either TC or David West posting for TCOriginally Posted by HornetHaven
Join date Feb 2009Originally Posted by HornetHaven
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thats a horrible list honestlyOriginally Posted by benreed1088
$12M is irrelevant. we're over the cap with or without chandler's salaryOriginally Posted by Saints Fan in A
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From catamaran's stop go right( south) by seaside in direction of Franciscan monastery, at beach few stairs up besides a local restaurant Dordota Vartal and up the hill 2 minutes till the road crossing. At the right side is our villa.
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Coming from Stari grad to Hvar( 20km) at the first bigger road crossing(in Hvar town ) turn left, after 200 m at the right side is our villa)The best is to contact us, we love to pick you up at Hvars harbor or Hvar's bus station..
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Hot tech at CES: Sensor hub solutionsJanuary 14, 2014 1:34 pm | by Chad Lucien, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Hillcrest Labs (www.HillcrestLabs.com) | Hillcrest Labs | Comments
Hillcrest Labs believes sensor hubs will be all the rage in consumer electronics this year and will be seen in mobile, wearable and Internet of things (IoT) devices. Let's explore why. The latest generation of smartphones uses sensor-based functionality such as motion gestures as key differentiating features.
What is the Smart Home? What is the Really Smart Home?January 14, 2014 11:01 am | by Cees Links, founder and CEO of GreenPeak | Comments
We are currently experiencing the first phases of the Smart Home with much more to come as the Really Smart Home finally becomes a reality. The adaption of ZigBee remote controls and ZigBee set top boxes by most of the world's cable TV and broadband service providers is the launching platform for the rolling out of various Smart Home-Connected Home services....
Will solar energy ever be a viable alternative to traditional power?January 14, 2014 10:13 am | Apc- Schneider Electric | Comments
Solar is already a viable alternative to traditional carbon based and nuclear thermal power plants. In 2012, over 31 Gigawatts (GW) of new PV generation went online globally including 3.5GW in the United States alone. In 2013, that number in the United States is expected to grow by 28% to reach 4.9GW.
Validating and debugging USB embedded systems using a mixed signal oscilloscopeJanuary 13, 2014 3:31 pm | by Faride Akretch, Tektronix | Tektronix | Comments
USB is widely used in embedded devices of all kinds, providing simple interconnectivity and interoperability, making it important for designers to come up to speed on system level hardware and protocol test and debug. Fortunately, the use of a mixed signal oscilloscope (MSO) to validate performance designs makes this process much less onerous....
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The C-1 from Lit Motors was presented at CES 2014 as an all-electric, self-righting motorcycle, even though the enclosure makes it look more like a smart car. Using two gyroscopes, the vehicle is able to keep itself upright at a stand-still, and also provides greater stability during riding and the occassional bump in the road.
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Ultra HD televisions from TCL are one of many curved and massive-sized televisions present at CES this year. These new TVs may be the hip trend at CES 2014, but the real story is where the components of these mediocrely innovative technologies will lead us in the not-so-distant future.
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Standards and their implementation can often cause a lot of confusion, and the 3rd edition of the medical safety standard IEC60601-1 is no exception. Initially ratified as early as 2005, it has only been since the recent withdrawal of the second edition that engineers are forced to take note of the changes.
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AN OVERBROAD PATENT ON Call status - This patent from The National Tech Team patents the idea of...monitoring the status of a telephone call that was initiated by a request from a data network and then passing the status of the call back to the user.
QUESTION - Have you seen anything that was published before April 14, 1997, that discusses:
Receiving a data network request to initiate a phone call on the PSTN (or any voice network), signaling a switch to place the call, then monitoring the phone call and providing a user with an indication of a change in the status of the call.
If so, please submit evidence of prior art as an answer to this question. We welcome multiple answers from the same individual.
EXTRA CREDIT - A reference to anything that meets all of the criteria to the question above AND ALSO involves checking the data network request against a database to find a stored telephone number for the second end-point in the call.
TITLE: Method and apparatus for initiating telephone calls using a data network
Summary: [Translated from Legalese into English] A method for initiating a telephone call between two telephone numbers on the PSTN or another voice network. A user clicks a button on a webpage and inputs a telephone number to request a phone call be made. The system identifies webpage from which the request is coming, identifies a stored telephone number associated with the webpage, and signals a switch to initiate a call between the two numbers. Once the call is established, the system monitors the call and informs at least one user (usually the website user) of the status of the call (i.e. whether the call is active or has been hung up). The only "novel" part of this patent is monitoring the status of the call and letting the website user know the status.
- Publication Number US6192123 B1
- Application Number US 08/833,225
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- Prior Art Date: Seeking prior art predating April 14, 1997
Claim 1 requires each and every step below:
A method for initiating telephone calls on a voice network in response to requests from a data network comprising the steps, performed by a processor, of:
- receiving a data network request to initiate a telephone call, including a user telephone number;
- identifying a stored telephone number corresponding to the request;
- signaling a switch to make a call on the voice network to an instrument identified by the stored telephone number;
- monitoring a status of the call; and
- providing a user with an indication of a change in the status of the call.
Good prior art would be evidence of a system that did each and every one of these steps prior to April 14, 1997.
You're probably aware of ten pieces of art that meet these criteria already . . . separately.
Some preliminary searching has turned up the following items:
US Patent Number 5,907,547 - System and Method for establishing internet communications links. This patent discloses every element of Claim #1 above except for monitoring the status of the call and returning the status of the call to a user.
US Patent Number 5,999,609 - Computer-telephony system including an electronic call request. This patent may disclose every element of Claim #1 above. We are searching for additional references that might be more explicitly anticipatory.


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Miami managed just three hits during contest, two of which came in the first inning. Sophomore Matt Honchel started the season with a double to left field, then Kevin Bower delivered an RBI single to center two outs later.
Northwestern answered right back in the top of the second, taking advantage of a leadoff walk and single. Fiala registed a strikeout, but the leadoff runner stole third to put runners on the corners. Another strikeout nearly helped the RedHawks escape, but a two-out single knotted the game at 1.
A leadoff double and two sacrifice bunts, the latter on a perfect squeeze, gave the Wildcats a 2-1 lead in the sixth, before they added two more runs in the seventh. Reliever Ryan Powers gave up two hits and a leadoff walk, with an error on a failed pickoff attempt adding to the damage.
The Miami bullpen continued to struggle as Brandon Adkins gave up an unearned run in the eighth and Wynston McMartin allowed three runs on three hits in the ninth.
Alex Johnson provided Miami's only other hit off Northwestern starter Zach Morton (1-0), a fourth-inning single to left. Fiala took the loss to fall to 0-1.
Action continues at the First Pitch Invitational tomorrow when Miami faces Michigan State at 4 p.m.


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GARETH DUNCAN watched the All Blacks clinch the inaugural Rugby Championship title with a 54-15 victory over Argentina in La Plata.
If you thought the Springboks were impressive during their 31-8 win over the Wallabies in Pretoria, the All Blacks were outstanding and reminded the rugby fraternity why they're the No 1 team.
The world champions delivered a powerful performance and starred in all facets of play as they eased past the Pumas, scoring six tries. Wings Cory Jane and Julian Savea grabbed a hat-trick and brace respectively as New Zealand's expansive approach was highly effective.
The continuity on attack through offloads and quick service at the tackle points were – no other nation can currently match them in this regard. The All Blacks heavies dominated the forwards battle for most parts of the match, creating the platform for the backs to run riot.
Flyhalf Dan Carter also impressed with the boot, slotting five of his eight goal attempts, while Aaron Cruden added two conversions and a penalty.
The Pumas shocked the visitors during the opening moments as they scored the first try thanks to a smart backline move. Fullback Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino ran the perfect angle as he was put into space, and he beat flank Richie McCaw and Carter to surge into the Kiwis' red zone. A quick pop pass saw scrumhalf Martin Landajo have the speed and power to cross the chalk.
However, it was one-way traffic thereafter.
Clinical breaks from inside centre Ma'a Nonu and No 8 Kieran Read created opportunities for scrumhalf Aaron Smith and Jane respectively. Both scores came off the back of great multi-phase play.
Savea then completed a comprehensive opening 40 showing as he scored two tries in quick succession. The first came from a spilled ball during a Pumas attack, and the No 11 had the speed and skill to finish off a good kick-and-chase score. His second was a powerful strike from close range.
The All Blacks held a 37-8 advantage at half-time. Game, set and match.
Pumas wing Gonzalo Camacho scored shortly after restart, but this only proved to be consolation. New Zealand finished the game with Jane completing his hat-trick and Cruden kicking seven points.
The home crowd showed their appreciation for the entertainment on show as they gave the victors a standing ovation after the final whistle.
The All Blacks now add the Rugby Championship crown to their 10 Tri-Nations titles. They'll head into their final tournament fixture against the Springboks with an unbeaten 2012 record.
What a game we should have between the two strongest Test powers in Soweto next Saturday.


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Though Salt Lake City is the most populated city in Utah, it mixes in a small-town feel into the big city. The city sits in the Great Basin near the Wasatch Mountains. If you expect a shortage of choices to stay in the city, you'd be mistaken. Whether you fancy a stay in a five-star hotel, a few nights in an apartment, or a restored historic mansion, there is a place for you. The best part about a vacation in Salt Lake City is that even one of the plushest hotels has rooms with affordable rates.
Stay near the Gallivan Center for access to an ice skating rink during the holiday season and free outdoor concerts in the summer. There is always something to do at the Center, including Big Band Dance Nights on Tuesdays and Food Truck Thursdays, so it can make any vacation more exciting.
Temple Square's 35 acres lie in the heart of the city, convenient to downtown shops and restaurants. If your hotel is in this area, you can easily walk to great food, stores, and historical sites. You can even take free walking tours of the neighborhood. This is where you will find the world's largest genealogy library, if you're interested in researching your family tree.
The Capitol Hill area boasts historic buildings and bed and breakfasts that can give you a more unique stay in Salt Lake. This is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city and has both varied architectural styles and a diverse population. The Marmalade District exists as an extension of Capitol Hill and, besides being deeply historical, is home to a large group of LGBTQ residents.
Love to be surrounded by green spaces? Rose Park has developed from a sketchy neighborhood full of gang activity to a thriving and popular area with tree-lined streets, flowering spaces, and art deco homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Wherever you choose to stay in the city, it can be easy to get around by car, with streets laid out in a grid pattern, or on Salt Lake's fantastic and covetable transit system.
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Home to ski resorts, national parks, world-class performing arts, and one-of-a-kind monuments, Salt Lake City makes a unique and exciting travel destination. Booking travel packages with Travelocity is a great way to find the best Salt Lake City hotels at the lowest prices. Plus, booking your trip online with a Travelocity deal will save you time and hassle, scoring the best local hotels at unbeatably cheap rates. With the money and time that you save, you can get right down to planning fun activities and enjoying your stay. Instead of spending top dollar on airfare and a hotel room, splurge on tickets to some exciting Salt Lake City events or other ways to make your vacation special!
Some of Salt Lake City's most famous destinations are connected with the city's intertwined history with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Certainly the most gazed-at attraction in town is the impressive Salt Lake Temple, with its six towering spires. Right across the square, you can see the historic Salt Lake City Tabernacle, where the famed Mormon Tabernacle Choir regularly performs. The LDS Church History Archives and Family History Library are also popular sightseeing destinations for visitors of any faith with an interest in learning about their family's genealogy. Known as the "Genealogy Capitol of the World," Salt Lake City won't disappoint, with some of the most complete, searchable databases that are fully open to the public. Kearns Mansion, the governor's mansion of the state of Utah, is another of Salt Lake City's most popular sights, offering a prime example of western turn-of-the-century architecture. For the kids, take a trip to the Hogle Zoo, where you can see some of Utah's native creatures up close as well as specimens from the African savannah or from above the Arctic Circle. Another must-see destination for science nuts, the Clark Planetarium, presents regular shows themed around astronomy and space exploration. Plus the state-of-the-art 3D IMAX theater has a regular roster of new films on all themes.
For adventurous travelers, Salt Lake City is a great base to catch up on some skiing, snowboarding, or other favorite sports. With majestic mountains nearby and 21 parks and recreation areas in the region, it's no surprise that so many athletically minded visitors make their way to Salt Lake City. Within just a few hours, you can find yourself in the middle of wilderness. One of the closest destinations, the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, is only 45 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City. There, visitors can cycle, hike, go horseback riding, hunt, rock-climb, picnic, or enjoy a range of winter sports. If you've come to Utah for the powder, you can choose from four ski resorts right in the Salt Lake area plus more in Provo Canyon, Park City, and beyond. In the summertime, river expeditions, fishing, hiking, and cycling are equally popular pursuits. Numerous local outfitters can provide you with gear for rent or purchase, so you can start enjoying Utah's great outdoors firsthand.
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Many visitors to Salt Lake City choose to stay downtown, where popular and central Salt Lake City hotels put you within easy access of the biggest sights. On the other hand, the city's popularity among outdoorsy types means that many visitors also stay further from downtown. For a well-connected and modestly priced hotel, Salt Lake City's University of Utah campus area is popular. You'd have plenty of shops and restaurants nearby, and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail is right nearby. Alternately, stay just east of downtown at one of the city's most historic and elegant hotels. Salt Lake City's Avenues District offers historic charm as well as proximity to interesting sights and attractions.
Salt Lake City International Airport is only minutes from downtown, making the city an unbeatably stress-free destination. With regular service from American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue, United, SkyWest, Southwest Airlines, U.S. Airways, and more, the international airport is easy to reach directly from most domestic airports. In addition, regular flights connect Salt Lake City with international destinations, including cities in Canada and Mexico and select European destinations. Getting from the airport to downtown Salt Lake City is fairly simple, with frequent bus and train service as well as car rentals, taxis, and regular private shuttle services.
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Evolution's gift of play, from bonobo apes to humans
With never-before-seen video, primatologist Isabel Behncke Izquierdo (a TED Fellow) shows how bonobo ape society learns from constantly playing — solo, with friends, even as a prelude to sex. Indeed, play appears to be the bonobos' key to problem-solving and avoiding conflict. If it works for our close cousins, why not for us?
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Sophomore Bud Radis and junior Brantley Kushner round out the RedHawks at 20-over par each. They are tied for 77th. Freshman Greg Conrad is playing as an individual this week and is tied for 64th at 12-over par.
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