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I'm trying to locate my father's 1961 classic tangerine colored Lido 14 #1006.
If anyone has info. about this boat (or if you happen to own it) please contact me. Any suggestions about how to go about finding it? I have the CF # but found out that I will not be able to directly trace it to it's owner. I'm looking to buy a Lido 14 and I would love it to be that one!
If its a documented vessel you could search in the documentation data base at this location
A Lido 14 would not be documented.
Go to lido14.org, the Class Association, and snoop around. At one time they had a list of the active boats, and they may help you find it. You can also place a classified ad there. We used to have no. 972, just a little bit older than yours. Great, fun boat.
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"was GM up on the Reds... I seem to think the answer is no"
Digging back into the ol' memory banks...heading into '99 I was
"Down" on JimBo for dealing Jeff Shaw and Bret Boone, after promising them (and Larkin) that they were veteran "keepers"
"Up" on the exodus of Reginald Laverne Sanders. I didn't know what kind of season Greg Vaughn would have, but I was sure glad the Padres agreed to take on "the Sandman"
Around about May I posted "it will take a miracle" for the Reds to contend in '99
The Red's W-L record in June was miraculous (BTW, Larkin hasn't been the same, since)
I suspected the Reds would deal Vaughn before the trading deadline (similar to Shaw, in '98) Thankfully, this didn't happen, and Greg had an August-September to remember
Last weekend in Milwaukee...the bubble burst
Will the Reds gel in 2003 like they did in '99? The year picks you. In '99 Bere and Avery pitched pretty well in April-May, then Parris/Villone took over and pitched even better. Guzman was acquired and Neagle regained his health (but then Harnisch went lame) in August-September. The Reds are going to need similar "luck" in the rotation, and health for the position players, and the kids to come of age, and the chemistry to click...then, if the ball consistently bounces the right way they can reach postseason.
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The stock market has declined since Barack Obama was elected to a second term last Tuesday. But a local businessman said he has seen one trend that is going in the opposite direction since Election Day – gun sales.
Woody Baird, owner of The Sure Shot, said that he called a wholesale gun distributor in Birmingham Wednesday and the dealer had been selling rifles at an alarming rate.
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When Baird was interviewed on Friday, he said his sales were still on par with Wednesday and Thursday.
Baird said he believes the increase in gun sales is driven by a fear that gun laws may be changing.
"(Barack Obama) said in his second debate that he would reinstitute the Clinton-era ban on assault rifles an high-capacity magazines," Baird said. "He has created another panic, just like he did in 2008. We ran for 18 months straight (in 2008) where we sold everything we could get our hands on."
Baird said a large number of these AR rifles have been improperly described at 'assault weapons.'
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20 turnovers were too much for the Valparaiso men's basketball team to overcome Tuesday evening in Dayton, Ohio, as the Crusaders fell by a 67-58 final to Wright State.
The loss drops Valpo into a tie for third place in the league standings with the Raiders. Since Wright State now owns the tiebreaker over the Crusaders by virtue of the season series sweep, the only way Valpo finishes as the third seed – earning a single bye – is with a win over Cleveland State Saturday, coupled with a WSU loss to UIC. Any other pair of results would lock the Crusaders into the fourth seed, where they would host UIC next Tuesday night at the ARC at 7 p.m.
Valpo never led Tuesday evening at the Nutter Center, as the Raiders scored the game's first two baskets. The Crusaders finally got on the board over three minutes into the game on a dunk by junior Vashil Fernandez (Kingston, Jamaica/Princeton Day [Md.] Academy), and would be within two points on a number of occasions in the early going, but WSU would extend its lead, claiming its first double-digit advantage on back-to-back 3-pointers which put it ahead 20-10 with 8:18 to play in the first half.
The Crusaders cut quickly into the deficit, as Fernandez scored four consecutive points, and with 4:25 to play in the half, senior Jordan Coleman (North Hollywood, Calif./Calabasas [Southwestern Ill. College/Hawai'i]) knocked down a triple from the corner to bring Valpo within 23-18. Seven straight points from Cole Darling gave the Raiders their largest lead of the first half at 30-18 with 2:54 to go in the half, and while Valpo scored the next five, a pair of free throws from AJ Pacher inside the final minute made it a 32-23 deficit for the Crusaders at halftime.
The margin would barely budge from nine points for over 13 minutes into the second half, as the entire stretch saw the Crusaders trailing by somewhere from seven to 11 points. Four different times, Valpo cut the lead to seven points, but on three of those occasions, Wright State answered immediately with a basket, and the final time, the Raiders got a basket two trips later from JT Yoho to push their lead back to 53-44 with 6:45 to play.
But on their next trip, the Crusaders finally broke the seven-point barrier, as a triple by sophomore Keith Carter (Maywood, Ill./Proviso East [Saint Louis]) cut the lead to six points. Wright State responded with a basket, but two trips later, freshman Alec Peters (Washington, Ill./Washington) drove for a layup and then a minute later, Peters was there for a tip-in to make it a 55-51 game with four minutes to go, as close as the game had been since the early stages of the first half.
But Valpo would be unable to get it any closer, as Pacher scored seven points over a three-possession stretch for the Raiders to keep the Crusaders at bay. Fernandez picked up another dunk and Lavonte Dority (Chicago, Ill./Foreman [USF]) hit a pair from the foul line to keep Valpo within 62-55 with 2:10 to play, but it would take the Crusaders nearly two minutes to score again.
Peters led the Crusaders with 11 points on 5-of-7 shooting, while Fernandez was a perfect 4-of-4 from the floor and 2-of-2 from the line for 10 points, his fourth double-figure scoring effort of the season. The junior also matched freshman Jubril Adekoya (Tinley Park, Ill./Andrew) for team-high honors with five rebounds, while Adekoya dished out five assists and Carter added four helpers.
Pacher paced Wright State (17-13, 9-6 Horizon) with 20 points and six rebounds. Darling added 12 points, while Yoho chipped in 10 points off the bench.
Valparaiso (17-13, 9-6 Horizon) closes out the regular season on Senior Day at the ARC Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. against Cleveland State. This year's four seniors – Bobby Capobianco (Loveland, Ohio/Loveland [Indiana]), Coleman, Dority and Gueye – will be honored prior to the game and will address the crowd after the game. The game is an HLN Regional broadcast and will be available live locally on Comcast SportsNet Chicago. As always, the game will also be available on the Valpo Sports Radio Network, and links for live video, audio and stats will be available at ValpoAthletics.com.
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Prepare this updated rendition of the classic bar cookie for the holiday dessert table or cookie exchanges.
2 cups flour
2 cups old fashioned oats
1 1/2 cups firmly packed light brown sugar
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 teaspoons McCormick® Cinnamon, Ground
3/4 teaspoon McCormick® Ginger, Ground
1/4 teaspoon McCormick® Nutmeg, Ground
1 cup (2 stick) butter, melted
1 cup canned pumpkin
1 teaspoon McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
7 ounces (1/2 of 14-ounce package) caramels, unwrapped
2 tablespoons milk
Preheat oven to 350°F. Mix flour, oats, sugar, baking soda, salt and spices in large bowl. Add butter; stir until mixture is well blended and forms coarse crumbs. Reserve 1/2 (about 2 1/4 cups) for the topping. Add pumpkin and vanilla to remaining mixture in bowl; stir until well blended. Press evenly into bottom of greased foil-lined 13x9-inch baking pan. Set aside.
Microwave caramels and milk in medium microwavable bowl on HIGH 2 to 3 minutes or until caramels are completely melted, stirring after every minute. Let stand 1 minute. Pour over pumpkin mixture in pan, spreading to within 1/2-inch of edges. Sprinkle with reserved crumb mixture.
Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until light golden brown. Cool in pan on wire rack. Lift from pan. Cut into bars.
Test Kitchen Tip: Prepare as directed, using 1 tablespoon McCormick® Pumpkin Pie Spice in place of the cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg.
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Texas House of Representatives
Spring 2011 Site ReviewPosition: Assistant
Student: Government Senior
A day in the life of an intern at the Capitol for a House of Representative at times can vary in a range of responsibilities. No day is the exactly same. Some days you will have phones ringing off the hook, needing to be answered or people coming into the office. Whatever information that comes into the office needs to be sorted out and merged into an organized manageable database. Whereas other days, you might be running errands, for example going to the floor to give the Representative papers to be signed. Whatever the task maybe you will learn something new about the professional work environment. It was hard going into work when you know you were not getting paid and nerve racking to know that they were depending on you to do a good job. The professionalism that I have acquired did not happen overnight; I had to trial and error it for a while. I was not perfect when I had to give my first interview. I was nervous and afraid that I would miss represent our office. Before, working at the Capitol I only had jobs that I consider "high school jobs," for example Abercrombie and Fitch. It was a mindless job that did not require any use of my brain at all and the same goes for Carrabba's.
The internship was a weird transition to go though. I am glad that I did that internship. Opened my eyes to the professional world that I am glad I learned before going into something that really counts. This internship was like baby steps to get me motived to continue to farer my goals and aspirations. One thing that I learned about working in this environment is that I do not know everything and it is okay to ask questions. My bosses stressed to us if we do not understand something then they would rather us ask before we do the task instead guessing and getting it wrong. But if we did get it wrong that it was okay and that this was a learning experience for all of us. I am glad that my Representative was a freshman because it made it easier to learn because no one fully knew what to expect.
Spring 2011 Site ReviewPosition: Legislative Intern
Student: Government Senior
A day at the Capitol is like no other. I arrive around 8AM (assuming our committees do not meet before that time) and look through the mail, seeing what letters need a response and what information the Representative needs to see before voting on a bill. Some the mail I file away in a large cabinet, designating what organization the document came from and what the subject matter is. Next, I start writing letters to respond to constituents. This is a long and sometimes tedious process because oftentimes, they will write to us about a bill which we are unfamiliar with. Perhaps it has not even been heard in its respective committee, in which case most everyone but the author is unfamiliar with the contents of the legislation, why it was filed, and what fiscal impact it may have. From here, I will look for more information about the legislation. I can read the bill myself and/or contact the author's office for "talking points" on it, and after gathering more information I can speak to the Representative and help her form an opinion on it. Once we have an idea how we will vote on the bill, I can start to formulate a response, oftentimes being very vague in the process. Throughout the day, citizens from all over the state call and share their opinions and I have to take these calls as they come.
Some days I take meetings with lobbyists in the Representative's office, particularly when we suspect the group is going to offer little new information and when the Chief of Staff is too busy to sit down with them. My task here is mostly to take notes, nod my head occasionally, and ask some questions that could help us legislate in the future. My time commitment as an intern was whatever I wanted it to be. I was required to come to work for three days a week, but I often opted to come in early, stay late, and also volunteered my time on the other two weekdays at the office. This was really beneficial because it led to my getting hired on.
Spring 2010 Site ReviewPosition: Legislative Intern
Student: Government Senior
Interning at the state capitol of Texas in different than any job I have ever done. On a daily basis, you can find any and every kind of citizen wandering the vast marbled halls, or protesting on the grand steps out front. Working for the House is a bit different that the Senate, because the House is so much larger that all of it's employees are doomed to be underground in the maze of offices. Its kind of like a shopping mall, except each office is selling the idea that they represent their own constituency the best. A day in the life of intern usually follows as: wake up early, drink a lot of coffee. Suit and tie, or professional attire only. Some Fridays you can het away with wearing jeans and going casual, but usually business dress all the way. Most interns park in a parking garage off San Jacinto and have to do a pretty long walk up to the elevator hubs that take you underground. But once you get some experience, sometimes your given the privilege of parking underground.
Once arriving at the capitol the usual first duty is to check the mail by the cafeteria, and then drink more coffee. Usually the mail takes a good hour to sort through because there are so many different types of organizations trying to reach the Representative you work for. Then more coffee. After mail, usually some constituents have requests that need tending to. This can be anything from writing a congrats letter with a forged signature, to having a Texas flag flown for someone on a special occasion and mailing it to them afterward. There is always a ton of paperwork. Either to be filed, shredded, or read, any person that works at the capitol has to be fluent in Microsoft programs such as Excel, Outlook, Word, etc… The day usually ends when your told you can leave or class arrives. Being an intern is both glorifying and boring, and its getting your foot in the door that counts. At the end of the day, all of the paper pushing and annoying constituent phone calls are forgotten when once can proudly say, "I work at the state capitol."?"
Spring 2010 Site ReviewPosition: Legislative Aide
Student: Government Sophomore
As far as internship sites go, the Capitol is quite a spectacle. For the first few weeks of my internship, I would see the Capitol from campus or downtown and a surreal feeling would come over me- I actually work there. Unfortunately, the significance of the site was note reflected in the significance of the work that I was assigned. The terms "paper pushing" and "desk job" are the resounding phrases I would use to describe my experience.
As an intern, you do everything in the office that none of the other staffers want to do: Answer the phone and take messages, check the mail, enter countless correspondence into the online database, then file the countless correspondence. You're role is inferior to everyone else in the building. In meetings you listen to staffer's from other offices complain about the incompetency of "young irresponsible interns." But, you take it and smile, because it's all part of the social hierarchy of things here- especially if you want to be one of those powerful old important people that gets to boss interns around. With the exception of when the House is in session, everyday is the same- work is monotonous. If you're one of the lucky ones, you'll get paid.
Although my previous statements are cynical towards the industry, it is because I've discovered the industry is not for me. For those who are passionate about perusing a career in government or politics, all of the negative things I have listed are just critical stepping stones to get to a higher position. There are also some positive elements to the job, I just tend to focus on the negative because for me, the negatives way outweigh the positives. However, I did acquire a better understanding of Government, which affects everyone, including myself. I also gained more social capital than I ever imaged I would working at the Capitol.
Spring 2009 Site ReviewStudent:Government Sophomore
Position:Legislative Intern
The position of a legislative intern for a Texas State Representative is a part-time, session-only position that is usually unpaid. The internship requires a flexible, dependable person with strong organizational abilities. You should also be able to work well under pressure, meet deadlines and maintain confidentiality. No previous experience is necessary but you should have an interest in the legislative process. By the end of the internship, you will have gained valuable knowledge of the Texas Legislature and developed strong networking skills.
You will work a minimum of 15 hours per week but must be able to work extended hours as required to meet demands during the legislative session. The daily responsibilities of a legislative intern are: answering phones, filing, working with constituents and lobbyists, preparing constituent correspondence, inputting data into computer programs, coordinating the Representative's calendar, and organizing/preparing committee and floor packets. You will also be assigned other tasks including legislative research, preparing bill analyses, and tracking legislation. During the internship you will provide assistance to the Chief of Staff and Legislative Aide. You should have a positive attitude and the willingness to complete all tasks you are assigned.
Spring 2009 Site Review
A Day in the Life of a legislative intern begins around nine and ends around two, being about a five hour day. As a legislative intern, one works inside the Texas Capitol among Texas policy makers and their staff. A Day in the Life of a legislative intern involves many routine and administrative aspects, such as: answering phones, taking messages, greeting individuals who enter the office, sorting through mail, entering events into the calendar, responding to letters and replying to constituents either through correspondence or phone calls.
Having said that, "A Day in the Life of a legislative intern" is never routine; there is always something new happening and never is today's work like yesterdays. Some of the more time consuming and important tasks involve writing; tasks like: writing press releases, bill analysis, speeches, and resolutions. Being that one must gather information about the subject matter before writing about it, such tasks also almost always involve research. Research is also necessary when reading over bills as it is necessary to know about the current law in order to understand how it is being amended. Another big part of a day in the life of an intern is meeting and interacting with new people whether it be: constituents, legal professionals, lobbyists, public officials, staff members, or other Representatives. As a legislative intern one has the unique opportunity to study and see the inner workings of the legislative process by gaining direct knowledge of how a legislative office functions and works to represent constituent issues and concerns.
"A Day in the Life of an intern" is all about learning; learning about the legislative process: how legislation is developed, drafted, and negotiated and learning firsthand about the decision-making process: the intersection of politics and law, and legislative institutions. In the midst of the learning and the doing, one finds themselves very much a part of the law making and political process.
Spring 2009 Site Review
The internship at the Texas House of Representatives has been an incredible learning experience. My duties as an intern changed and increased as the legislative session progressed. Initially, I was in charge of the filing and organization system for the office. Since this was the first session for the Representative, the office staff had to work extra hard in order to establish the office and a working relationship between the staff. The organization of a new member's office materials was not an easy task, but my co-workers were able to help me put together a system that was organized and efficient. I also helped considerably with constituent correspondence by drafting letters. I wrote the newsletter every week, analyzed bills, and occasionally helped draft the bill analysis that was necessary in order to submit the Representative's bills for consideration for a committee hearing. The mixture of different tasks and responsibilities gave me a well-rounded picture of the inner workings of a legislator's office and prepared me for a future in the field if I so choose.
A day in the life of a legislative intern is a mix of different projects and responsibilities. I usually started the morning by pulling the legislative clippings for the Representative and the rest of the staff. I often spent the morning catching up on filing different reports and looking over the constituent correspondence for the day. After eating lunch, I usually drafted letters for correspondence and summarized bills during the afternoon. These summaries included brief outlines and recommendations for the Representative to look over as he studied the bills. I usually left at five since I was an intern, but the rest of the staff often had to stay until late hours in the evening for committee hearings. The hours grew later as the session moved into May, and occasional Saturdays were required. All in all, it was a very satisfying and intensive learning experience.


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|Thinking locally: provincialism and cosmopolitanism in American literature since the Great Depression
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|Thinking Locally produces an account of twentieth-century literary history that counters the literary-historical over-reliance on wars as framing events. Eschewing the standard break between pre-World War II and post-World War II periods, this dissertation identifies a debate over the relative merits of provincialism and cosmopolitanism running from James Agee's modernist regionalism through recent books by Maxine Hong Kingston, Russell Banks, and Jonathan Franzen. The writers examined here are not commentators who take sides in this debate, plugging for either the city or the country. Instead, they use the unresolved terms of the debate to shape formal innovations. The introduction surveys the contemporary academic discussion of cosmopolitanism and then makes a case for the importance of Wright Morris, an author whose centrality is foreclosed by a stress on the cold war as the inevitable framework for the writing of the 1950s. Chapters One through Four offer extended readings of four major works: Agee's Let Us Now Praise Famous Men; Jack Kerouac's On the Road; Kingston's Tripmaster Monkey; and Banks's Affliction,
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March 18, 2004
For three quarters of the year Alaska sleeps under the cover of snow and ice, from the Point Barrow in the north to the Panhandle region in the southeast, the Canadian Yukon Territory border in the east to the Seward Peninsula in the northwest. At almost 1/5th the size of the rest of the United States, that means that snow and ice cover over 1.7 million square kilometers (almost 657 million sq mi) of land. In this true-color Aqua MODIS image from March 8, 2004, winter is slowly releasing its grasp, though the advent of the short, but intense, Alaskan summer is still three months away. During that time, plants must awaken, grow, and reproduce sufficiently to last them through another cold season. Animals either come out of hibernation or migrate north as the snow line recedes, and they too must reproduce and grow sufficiently to survive in this brief span of time.
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Making it Work
Monday, December 07, 2009
Last week the President laid out fundamental visions for the war in Afghanistan and the war on unemployment. What's the next step? Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) discusses why he opposes the Afghan policy. Ross Eisenbrey, Vice President of the Economic Policy Institute discusses whether there will be a jobs bill in Congress, and explains the implications of some COBRA subsidies expiring at the end of this month. Plus, CBS News correspondent Byron Pitts on his overcoming illiteracy.
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U.S. Representative Jerrold Nadler (NY-08) explains why he opposes President Obama's strategy in Afghanistan.
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Chief national correspondent for CBS News and contributing correspondent for 60 Minutes Byron Pitts talks about how he went from functional illiteracy at age 12 to becoming an Emmy award-winning news reporter in his new book, Step Out on Nothing: How Faith and Family Helped Me Conquer Life's Challenges(St. ...
Job Creation and COBRA Benefits
While the initial focus in Washington last week was on Afghanistan, by the end of the week the talk was of unemployment. Ross Eisenbrey, vice president of the Economic Policy Institute, discusses the various job-creation proposals and the upcoming expiration of subsidies for COBRA benefits that were featured in ...
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Our series of follow-ups for the 1-year anniversary of the Your Uncommon Economic Indicators project continues. Gerry Segal, YUEI contributor who you may remember as the winner of the BLS satire slam, talks about how his exposure on The Brian Lehrer Show and social media has allowed ...
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Which Bright Eye Color Looks Better on Beyonce?
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Beyonce isn't afraid of keeping bold colors in her makeup case, as proven when she showed up wearing lime green eyeliner at last night's BET awards. I think she looks great both ways, but I slightly prefer the light blue shadow she sported last month. Which do you like more?
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peachiepink 7 years
everything on the left is a little too harsh, but she looks amazing on the right. she is such a natural beauty inside and out, and shes very talented too.
KathleenxCouture 7 years
She does look great in both but the blue just doesn't accent her eyes, it overpowers them. I think the Green goes well with her eyes as well as her skin. None-the-less shes really pretty.
pumachick100 7 years
Green is better one.
pumachick100 7 years
Green is better one.
lady-woods-03 7 years
I absolutely love Beyonce but I don't like either of these colors on her she looks best with black
Chiquita-82 7 years
I like Beyonce's makeup and style, but i prefer green eye makeup between these two.
Talldiva45 7 years
She looks good in both but her hair is distracting! too much and overdone
saffy1227 7 years
PrissyLilBadAss 7 years
The green looks much more natural and clean. The blue is a bit too harsh.
stringz-attached 7 years
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bookgirl 7 years
I prefer the green, it really makes her brown eyes pop. I do prefer her hair in the photo with the blue shadow, though. I still miss her crazy hair from when she was in the Austin Powers movie.
JaimeLeah526 7 years
Both are too over the top drag queen looking for me. I love bright eyes but I believe they should be sheer unlike the blue. The green would look better if she lined her whole eye instead of having the top smoky. That is weird looking.
Amiable 7 years
Face it, Beyonce is gorgeous and can wear just about any color she wants. What a lucky girl.
Mimisugar 7 years
Green color seems perfect for Beyonce♪
zc 7 years
the second one...
zc 7 years
the second one...
MuppetsForDinner 7 years
It was really hard to tell which one was which in these pictures. :-p
Lala77 7 years
blue :)
Lala77 7 years
blue :)
krisua 7 years
Both, depending on her outfit.
Iberian 7 years
I prefer the green - it's not the colour, but the tone. The green is warm-toned, which looks much nicer on her than the cool-toned blue.
the-makeup-blogette 7 years
actually i cant tell which is green and which is blue.hahaha... anyway, i tink her look at BET is better.
the-makeup-blogette 7 years
actually i cant tell which is green and which is blue. hahaha... anyway, i tink her look at BET is better.
daiane 7 years
i think green is better on her


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Spread the Word in the Final Hours 'Herman's House' Premieres Tonight on PBS
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Samsung launches 4 new digital cameras
Samsung has launched four new digital cameras today, the L730, the L830, the L83T and the S85. Starting with the L730 and L830, which has 7 and 8 Megapixels respectively, these two entry level models features 3x optical zoom, a 2.5-inch LCD and 16MB of built in memory. Both models also features Samsungs face recognition system and video capture up to 800x592 pixels. Both cameras accept SD memory cards up to 4GB in size and both models have an aluminium body.
The L83T is a more stylish version with a none protruding lens, but it still has 3x optical zoom. The L83T has an 8 Megapixel sensor, a 2.5-inch LCD display and 19MB of built in memory. It also accepts SD memory cards. Again, it features Samsung's face recognition technology, but it adds Samsung's ASR image stabilization system. As with the previous two models, the L83T will record video of up to 800x592 at up to 30 fps in MPEG-4.
Finally we have the S85, which again features 8 Megapixels and a 2.5-inch LCD display, but this time we're looking at 5x optical zoom. It has 20MB of built in memory and it's compatible with SDHC and SD cards for memory expansion. It also features Samsung's ASR image stabilization technology and face detection system. The S85 will also record video, but it's limited to 640x480 at 30 fps, but the 5x optical zoom can be used while recording video.
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Logitech Goes HD With 720p Webcams
High-def output is all the rage these days, so much so it's even carried through to webcams etc. - Logitech have added a couple of new ones to the market which are capable of recording 720p HD resolutions at 30FPS. There is the QuickCam Pro 9000 model for desktops and also the QuickCam Pro suited to notebooks.
Both models use a high-quality Carl Zeiss Tessar lense which make for very sharp crystal clear images. The webcams are also capable of taking up to 2 megapixel stills.
Reg Hardware reports that both webcams will shift in the UK soon for around £49/$100.
Everything is going HD these days, it seems, and the latest gadget to take advantage of high-def imaging is Logitech's latest line of QuickCam Pro webcams.
The Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 and Logitech QuickCam Pro for notebooks video capture at 720p HD resolution at up to 30 frames per second.
Both models have Carl Zeiss Tessar lenses to make images exceedingly sharp, apparently. Each is also capable of taking up to two-megapixel still s and include specialist technology to help you sound just right on that video call.
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Logitech launches two new webcams
Logitech has announced two new web cameras, the QuickCam Pro 9000 and QuickCam Pro for Notebooks, Both cameras can record video at 960x720 at 30fps, although these aren't the first cameras from Logitech to be able to do this. The big news here is that both these cameras use Carl Zeiss optics, which Logitech claims will improve the overall picture quality.
These are also the first web cameras from Logitech to feature auto focus and this should provide for superior quality to past cameras in itself. For still images these two new cameras features 2Mega pixel resolution and they will take still images at 1,600x1,200, although this can be software interpolated up to 8Mega pixels. Logitech's RightLight technology is also part of the package and it makes it easier for the camera to adjust to varying light situations automatically.
The new designs look rather stylish and both models have built in microphones with Logitech's RightSound technology. Both cameras connect via USB 2.0 and to capture HD video you need quite a beefy system, as Logitech recommends a 2.4GHz Pentium 4 or faster, but suggests a 2.8GHz CPU for the best experience.
You can find the full specifications for the QuickCam Pro 9000 here and for the QuickCam Pro for Notebooks here
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HP expands camera line with 9 new models
HP launched no less than nine new compact digital cameras today, an extensive new line up to say the least. The one that looks the most striking is the new Photosmart R937, as it has a rather odd looking centre mounted lens and a 3.6-inch touch screen display. It also features an 8Mega pixel sensor, anti-shake mode, 32MB of built in memory and 3x optical zoom. It's expected to cost around US$300 when it arrives in August.
Next up is the Photosmart R847 which shares the 3x optical zoom 8Mega pixel sensor, 32MB of built in memory and the anti-shake mode, but doesn't have a touch screen. It should retail for around $230, also in August.
Then we have the entry level Photosmart E337 which is a basic 5 Mega pixel point and shoot model with a 1.5-inch display and 16MB of internal memory. At $80 this is quite a bargain, but don't expect too much from it. It will be available from next month.
The next three cameras are very close siblings and are called the Photosmart M447, M547 and M637 and they all share the same design. In order they feature 5, 6.2 and 7.2Mega pixels. All models have 3x optical zoom and a 2.4-inch LCD display as well as 16Mb of internal memory. The M447 will cost $100, the M547 $110 and the M637 $150 when they become available in August.
The Photosmart Mz67 is the only one of the new models to feature better than 3x optical zoom and it has a 6x zoom. It's an 8Mega pixel unit with a 2.5-inch LCD display, anti-shake mode and 16MB of built in memory. It'll cost a rather affordable $200 considering its specifications and it will also be available in August.
Second to last we have the Photosmart M737 which again has 8Mega pixels, a 2.5in LCD display, 3x optical zoom, anti-shake mode and 16MB of built in memory. It should be available in August for $180.
Finally we have the Photosmart M742 which is the slimmest model of the nine, it's only 7Mega pixels (yes, only ), has a 2.5in LCD display, 3x optical zoom, 16MB of built in memory and it should cost $180 in August.
Common between all of the new cameras is that they accept SD cards for memory expansion. It's hard to pick which one to go for, as they all look like pretty good value for money to us. You can find out more by clicking here
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G80 caught on camera!
NVIDIA's next-gen graphics card (G80) is set for launch in the VERY near future, a monster of a thing which will be NV's first DX 10 based card to hit the market.
The first two cards to emerge based on G80 are said to be the GeForce 8800GTX and 8800GT, and a little birdie has managed to get some early shots of the reference cards and let them spread around the web like wildfire.
Check them out over at Nordic Hardware and the VR-Zone forums folks.
Considering the information that has appeared about the power consumption of G80 we can't say we're surprised, but it's still pretty sensational to see a hybrid cooler on a prototype graphics card from NVIDIA. The dual 12V power connectors tells of its power hunger as well. We should mention that these pictures are highly unofficial and may very well be fake or simply show a very early version of G80. But would they turn out to be a good reflection of what we will see in stores people should start thinking of if they have enough power, or even if you have enough room for it. But for now, we're going to let the pictures speak for themselves.


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It's one thing to write about a challenge and quite another to do something about it. Al Bevilacqua and DH are DOING things for girls at Beat the Streets. Kudos to those that TAKE ACTION.
It's one thing to write about a challenge and quite another to do something about it. Al Bevilacqua and DH are DOING things for girls at Beat the Streets. Kudos to those that TAKE ACTION.
Dustin's daughters, Annie and Erin, we awesome wrestlers. I think Erin ended up going to Brown and Annie to Wesleyan (I'm not 100 percent sure of this) but unfortunately both stopped wrestling after high school. They were both stellar crew athletes if I remember correctly and opted for that in college. Dustin did a lot for the girls' team, between driving us all over New England for tournaments to helping organize girls' events at Brookline every few weeks.
To move on to the other people who commented on this thread, I just want to express how grateful I am that pretty much everyone on here is so supportive of women's wrestling. You all are really a great and unique bunch of people. I can't tell you how many times I encounter people who are not open minded enough to embrace and support the concept of women's wrestling.
Thanks again to everyone.
And please don't mention me in the same breath as Trish Saunders... she is probably the most important figure in women's wrestling and I don't belong in the same sentence!
In 1963, I was in the first varsity wrestling match ever at Brookline High (and my pin clinched the meet ).
Spider was in high school before America sent first man in space.
i dont see whats wrong with women wrestling. does anyone else see anything wrong?
4x State Champ:D
I think if Girls want to wrestle they should, but not against guys.
I think that no one should ever have to have the approval of anyone outside of their parents and appropriate sanctioning bodies to participate in the world's greatest and oldest sport. Limiting anyone is ludicrous and bad for the sport.
Eamus Tigris!
Cage Writer ? NBC Chicago? Fourth Place Medal
Yeah, I think as long as women wrestle feminists will not say wrestling is bad for society or whatever.
When I was a youngster girls were joining youth baseball teams. It was a huge controversy.
If boys lost to a team with a girl or girls on it was for some reason it was bad for the boys.
My sons have competed in wrestling against girls at the youth and middle school level. The girls were excellent wrestlers and deserved to be in the league.
While girls/women having their own league would be ideal, they should be allowed to compete in any league until girl's/women's leagues are commonplace.
I am in agreement with the fact that women should be able to wrestle if they so choose. I wanted to wrestle growing up, and my parents were against it because there was not a women's team. I wonder what might have been different if there was a women's team and I would have been on it.
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Ekal Vidyalay's values can be easily understood from the "Ekal Geet", a sort of an anthem for the organisation. It says that in an age of creation and development, we must not forget to build the character of its people. In a bid to fulfill our own selfish needs, we must not forget the well being of mother earth.
With these high ambitions but resolute spirit, Ekal Vidyalay works for the dissemination of literacy and education among 1.5 million children across 54,000 schools. It is the largest not for profit organistaion dedicated to the cause of education, rural development and therefore building the nation at its very base.
It is important to note the difference between literacy and education. Not only does it teach its student to read, write or make calculations, it teaches them about cattle, diseases etc which are for practical needs of the children. The organisation must not be seen as a replacement of government schooling but complements it.
The organisation aims to build a network of one lakh schools.
Harvard University is conducting a Model United Nations programme at Hyderabad from August 13, 2014. As a participant in this programme, Shyam Sunder Sriram has nominated Ekal, and had shot a video that speaks of the works and impact of Ekal. The programme will bring students from all over the world and will recognise efforts of NGOs that are working to fulfill the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.
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Now, as president and founder of the automotive auction house that bears his name, Gooding & Co, he creates and oversees a series of annual auctions at which the most beautiful and – in the case of a 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa Prototype, which sold in 2011 for $16.39 million – the most expensive cars in the world trade hands.
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I'm looking for a fleet to join. Now, I'm pretty particular so I'll describe the type of group I'm looking for. If a group like this exists please let me know.
Check out The 12th Fleet!
I am saying this from a person who has been in your situation in the past. Although the small close nit feel of a 20 member fleet can seem like the better way to go....my experience has not been good with that small of a number. I fell large fleets if managed properly are the best. More members the better as far as activity goes, fleet bank use ect. It is hard to coordinate events and plan missions when you have less of a pool to grab from.
12th Fleet is a very large fleet of very active members all over the STO world. It is also casual. Most of us are in the 30 -35 range with jobs and families. You put in as much time as you want to it. Everyone here is very welcoming and helpful. Fleet Chat is always buzzing with people ready to do a mission with ya. It is very well run and organized and for a large fleet very close nit.
You really should check out "The 12th Fleet" in starbase one on this forum. It will have links to more information for you. They even have an online magazine...how cool is that?
12th fleet is set up with several divisions which all make up and are a part of 12th fleet. I think most divisions consist of less than 50 members. They range from focus on Role Playing, STF's, PVE, PVP and so on.
I have made several new friends in a short time across the fleet and often communicate with members across the fleet when I am on. It is great when I need help or want to do something there is usually someone ready and willing to join me. The fleet is full of very knowledgeable players.
I am part of the Medical Division of 12th fleet which is more heavily based on Role Playing. The Medical Division of the 12th Fleet consists of somewhere around 35 - 40 members. We are a good group of players and I promise you won't get lost in this fleet. I have also been in big fleets where that has happened but this one is not like that.
So if you are looking for that team type feel and RP then 12th fleet might be for you. Medical Division is starting bi-weekly RP missions next week. Go ahead check us out and ask to join Medical Division...it might be the best fit for you. Make sure to tell them Doctor Shelby sent you......
We are a over 18 International Fleet so we have people on all the time heaviest population time are 12pm noon to 2am early morning central time zone.
We may be what you are looking for come on team speak and talk to us. try us on for size
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I do wish you luck in finding a fleet that fits the bill. I have seen fleets in this thread that are small RP fleets. Just have to check um out.
We might be a fleet that fits the bill. The Trust is a close knit group of role players. If your interested please check us out on stotrust.mmoguildsites.com
Thanks to everyone whose replied so far. I never expected to get this many posts so quickly. I'm looking over all the websites and will try to talk to some of you in game.
I will be available tonight if you wish to speak with me.
I am not in this Fleet but know someone who is.
They are very into RP.
Be a Particle !
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We got a forum, this Facebook site and a TeamSpeak 3 server
We're a very social fleet and we enjoy each others company alot
We're recruiting EU time zone players
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