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Salt Lake City resident, Phil Granere, has been working in leading information technology firms, for over sixteen years. Recently Phil Granere became a certified ethical hacker and specializes in PCI compliance.
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Phil Granere has accomplished more than he could´ve dreamt of in his short time in the workforce.
The former Sandy resident, Phil Granere, who has been working for major technology firms since 1995, recently became a certified ethical hacker.
"I am thrilled to receive this certification," said Phil Granere. "I´m proud of my work, and I am proud to say I work for such a leading information technology firms."
Phil Granere is responsible for day-to-day systems administration tasks of over 400 servers including virtual servers. In addition, Phil Granere is responsible for the administration, tuning, configuration and maintenance of replication servers in addition to PCI Compliance.
Overall, Charles Philip Granere has been working in the information technology field for about 16 years. Over the course of the years Phil Granere has worked for several leading information technology firms.
In addition to his current job, Phil Granere is President and CEO of a Web hosting firm, Streamline Internet Solutions. Phil Granere established the company in 2003. Currently Phil Granere manages the activities and maintains over 750 networked and dial-up users and their equipment.
"I am pretty busy; in addition to putting in my best work at other technology firms, I also run my own business, but I like being busy," Phil Granere said.
More About Charles Philip Granere
Salt Lake City resident, Charles Philip Granere attended the University of Denver where he graduated in 2001 with a degree in information technology. Phil Granere currently works as a Senior Information Security Administrator for Experis, an information technology firm. Phil Granere has worked in the information technology industry for about 16 years. In addition to working for a reputable technology firm, Charles Philip Granere owns and runs a Web hosting firm, Streamline Internet Solutions.
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CAN ''what's up'' mean ''hello'', "what are you doing?'' or even ''how are you''? What does it actually mean?
What does it mean when somebody says ''what's up?'' and somebody else answers ''nothing much''?
Is this correct: "Me and my friends ..."
– Ahmad Nafis
"What's up?" has its origin in a well-known cartoon character, Bugs Bunny, whose trademark line is "What's up, Doc?".
"What's up" is now used mainly by young people as an informal alternative to all the greetings you mentioned, i.e. ''Hello'', ''What are you doing?'', ''How are you?'', as well as "What's going on?"
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"Nothing much" is a common answer to a question like "what's up?" when it means that. It is similar to the Malay question and answer: "Buat apa?" "Tak de apa." even if you are obviously busy doing something.
"Me and my friends" can be used informally, but in formal speech or writing, you should say/write "My friends and I" if the phrase is the subject of a sentence, and "my friends and me" if it is the object of a sentence. You could, for example, say the following to your class teacher:
"My friends and I would like your permission to leave the class for a while."
"Please excuse my friends and me for being late this morning. Our school bus broke down."
In formal English, you always put yourself last when referring to yourself and another person or other people. For example, we say "my sister, my brother and I/me", "my parents and I/me", etc.
No nobody's fool
1. I HEARD a song entitled Nobody's Fool with a line that goes "I am not nobody's fool". I was wondering if "I am not nobody's fool" = "I ain't nobody's fool".
2. When am I supposed to use ''can'' and ''could''?
3. ''She is no fool'', ''It was no easy matter''. In these two sentences, why is "not" not used instead of "no"?
– Jenny Yoong
1. Sometimes, in informal usage, a double negative like "I'm not nobody's fool" intensifies the negative. So "I'm not nobody's fool"= "I ain't nobody's fool" = "I'm certainly nobody's fool".
2. "Could" has several uses. It is the past tense form of "can" and is used, for instance, in reported speech, e.g. "The doctor said I was well and could go back to school the next day."
But when used in the present tense, it can be used as a more polite word than "can" to ask permission to do something or make a request. Here are some examples of the use of "can" and "could" in the same situations:
"Can I borrow one of your novels, Molly?" (You would say this to a friend)
"Could I borrow one of your novels, please, Mrs Tan? (Said to someone older or someone you don't know so well)
"Can you pass me the salt, please, John?" (A request to your brother, for example, at the dining table)
"Could you pass me the salt, please?" (An even more polite request to someone you don't know so well)
There are other uses of "could", but you'll have to look these up in an advanced learner's dictionary.
3. "She is no fool." and ''It is was no easy matter.'' sound more emphatic than "She is not a fool." or "It was not an easy matter."
"No" is used instead of "not a/an" to provide emphasis.
Nobody wants, do they?
1. WHICH of the following is correct:
a) On that morning, I saw Michael at the supermarket.
b) That morning, I saw Michael at the supermarket.
2. Is this sentence correct: "Nobody wants to do the work, do they?"
3. When you have a friend who is waiting for you to go out together for dinner, and you want him to go first because you are going to catch up later, is it correct to say "Don't leave on my account."?
4. Which one is correct:
a) You have blown up your opportunity.
b) You have blown away your opportunity.
c) You have blown your opportunity.
5. Should we say "in noon" or "at noon"? What about "at midnight" and "in midnight"?
6. What is the correct verb to use when describing a horse that is standing on both its hind legs when it is frightened?
– Isaac
1. Both phrases are correct. Here are some examples of their use in the Internet:
"On that morning her cortege left Kensington – her home since her marriage in 1981 and the place she had brought up her children, William and Harry."
"That morning I saw waves of our bombers come over and drop their bombs on the Germans."
2. "Nobody wants to do the work, do they?" is a correct sentence. The question tag to use with nobody, no one, somebody and everybody in such a sentence is "do they?"
3. No. You should say "Don't wait on my account."
4. The correct expression is "c) You have blown your opportunity.", meaning you have wasted your opportunity.
5. We say "at noon" and "at midnight".
6. The verb is "to rear (up)".
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"There is a cathedral and a church."
– W.B. Wong
Yes, it is grammatically correct. When you begin a sentence with "There" + a "be" verb, followed by a list of nouns, the verb is singular if the first item in the list is a singular or uncountable noun.
So, "There is a cathedral and a church." is correct. So is "There is some bread, and two apples in the refrigerator."
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Nandini Voice for the Deprived, a Chennai-based non-governmental organisation, wants to give an opportunity to college students across the country to participate in an all-India essay competition. The students will have to write an essay on "Government's move to pump Rs. 2,000 crore into Satyam – is it a right move?"
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CIMA President Glynn Lowth said, "Management accountancy is a truly global profession and the MoU reflects this. This collaboration with our Indian colleagues will enable both institutes to highlight the benefits of a professional management accountancy qualification, to share best practices and to train and develop the global business leaders of the future."
This agreement will strengthen the professional accounting links between two of the world's leading economies and provide highly skilled professional accountants for the global labour market, enabling both institutes to work together to enhance recognition of the profession and their professional bodies.
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BASE, a Bangalore-based educational training organisation providing quality training for IIT-JEE, AIEEE, AIPMT, CET and COMED-K, has announced the opening of its new centres at Rajajinagar and Yelahanka in Bangalore and in Udupi. There now are 11 BASE centres in the State.
"The centres will be fully equipped in all aspects of academic interest such as library, counselling and technologically-enabled classrooms," said H.S. Nagaraja, Director and founder of BASE.
BASE intends to start centres in various district headquarters in Karnataka. "We intend to add at least 10 more centres during this fiscal. BASE also has associations with many institutions and will build associations with more institutions across the State," he added.
"Udupi has been a hub of education since pre-independence days. The district has given the first private bank and also the first deemed university to the country. There are also a good number of colleges in the district. To strengthen the educational support available to the students of Udupi, more so for those who aspire to compete at the State and national levels, we have entered the town" said Vallish N. Herur, Director, BASE.
The new centres will cater to students of Standard 9 with a programme called Foundation-IIT, which helps them understand scientific concepts and their application. The centres will also cater to students of Standard 11/ I PUC for preparation to IIT-JEE, AIPMT and AIEEE. For students intending to join engineering and medical colleges in Karnataka the centres will provide a PU+CET Programme. They will be introducing innovative life-skills programmes to cater to students of Classes 5 to 8. They will also be in the realm of teachers' orientation to help them teach better in the classrooms. BASE updates its training programmes regularly.
Graduation/ College Day
For the staff and students of Christ Junior College, this year's Graduation Day was special as it also marked 40 years of the college's role in PU education. Harish Bijoor, chief guest, spoke to students about the importance of being tough in these times, but with honesty and integrity.
The Principal, Fr. Jose C.C., highlighted the importance of right values and attitude towards success. Sudha Bhogle, Professor, Department of Psychology, Bangalore University, spoke about the need to prioritise and make well-informed choices. This was followed by the ceremonial oath-taking.
During the College Day celebration, Nandan Nilekani of Infosys, who was the chief guest, spoke to students about the demographic dividend that India enjoys. He stressed that our population liability could be converted into an asset if we develop our human capital through wise investment in education, health and infrastructure. During the student interaction, when quizzed regarding the prospects that students have in a world reeling with recession, he asked them not to worry as it is a transitory stage. He hoped that by the time they graduate after three or four years, the tide would have turned in their favour.
This was followed by a cultural programme by the students of all the 28 sections of the college.
Social responsibility
Industries in Electronic City witnessed a special effort towards social responsiveness last month when Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME) provided a forum, SPARSH-2008, to bring together NGOs and corporate personalities on the same platform.
Exhibition by 20 NGOs, workshops and a performance by children from Jyothi Seva School for the Blind and BOSCO were the highlights of the day.
Anjan Ghosh, Senoir General Manager, Sales and Marketing, TATA BP Solar, expressed concern over the continuously degrading environment. He stressed on the need to take corrective steps. He urged the young and budding managers to take environment conservation as a responsibility.
R. Venkataraman, Director, XIME, said, "The global financial meltdown only proves the need for ethical and responsible managers. Only they can ensure long-term growth and sustainability."
Raj Narayan, MD, Radel Electronics and Vice-President of Electronic City Industries Association, shared his views on social responsibility and about the initiatives taken by ELCIA.
The workshop on "Education for all — A dream we have to achieve" was chaired by Rohini Nilekani, Chairperson, Akshara Foundation.
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On day two of the NCAA Division I East Region Prelims two Bisons earned spots in the NCAA Division I National Championships thanks to stellar performances. Juniors Gemikal Prude and Madi Tabert both qualified for the Nationals.
Playing in its second-ever regional the Lipscomb baseball team dropped a 9-1 decision to the reigning national champion and host Vanderbilt Friday night in front of an announced sellout crowd of 3,626 at Hawkins Field.
Former Franklin Road Academy standout Rob Marberry will transfer from Western Kentucky to join the Bisons men's basketball squad for 2015-16.
Jeff Forehand admits it is difficult to look at Friday night's game with Vanderbilt as just another game. As his Lipscomb Bisons head into the NCAA Regional at 7:05 at Hawkins Field against the defending NCAA National Champions he admits there is no magic formula for success.
Lipscomb track and field completed its first day of action at the NCAA Division I East Region Prelims on Thursday as freshman Karly Hibbard took part in the javelin competition.


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The Hart softball team is headed to the final four of the CIF-Southern Section Division I playoffs after a 1-0 win over visiting Esperanza yesterday.
Destiny Rodino threw a no-hitter, striking out 13 Esperanza batters and walking none. Only two Esperanza players reached base, both on errors. It was Rodino's third shutout of the playoffs.
Melissa Brown scored the only run of the game in the first inning. Jessica Shults drove her in with a double to leftfield.
Rodino has not given up a run in 28 consecutive innings. In addition to throwing three straight shutouts in playoffs, she shut out Golden Valley, 8-0, in the Foothill League finale. The last time she gave up a run was in the sixth inning against Valencia on May 12. Valencia scored twice in the sixth inning and won that game, 2-0.
Hart will play Norco on Tuesday in the semifinals. Norco beat Thousand Oaks, 7-1, in their quarterfinal game.
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In high school track and field, seven athletes from the Foothill League are headed to today's Masters Meet at Cerritos College. Saugus is sending five, including sophomore Kaylin Mahoney who won the CIF-Southern Section Division II championship in the 3,200. Valencia is sending two. Senior Aly Drake is the Division I champion in the 800.
In high school volleyball, Valencia's John Souisa is the Foothill League Player of the Year.
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Richard Posner & NAACP v. Button — A Short History
Since I had to prepare remarks for a panel discussion for today, I was unable to do my weekly First Amendment News column. Instead, I opted to present an abbreviated essay from a work-in-progerss, actually two. In the main, I stitched together something from one of my books (We Must not be Afraid to be Free) and a future article ("The Maverick – A Biographical Sketch of Richard Posner"), this in addition to some reliance on Justice Brennan: Liberal Champion (2010) by Seth Stern and Stephen Wermiel and other works. I also benefitted from the thoughtful assistance of Judge Posner and Robert M. O'Neil. The result is this post, also a prelude to a more scholarly work on NAACP v. Button (1963). Shortly, I will say more about Judge Posner's involvement in Button, but before I do I thought it might useful to say a few prefatory things about the history of the case.
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The case's original name was NAACP v. Patty, which began in 1957. After cert. was granted, the case name changed to NAACP v. Gray. Later it would be changed to Button, the last name of the Virginia Attorney General at the time. The controversy involved a challenge to five Virginia laws which, according to Fourth Circuit Court Judge Morris Aimes Soper, "were enacted [in 1956] for the express purpose of impeding the integration of the races in the public schools of the state which the plaintiff corporations are seeking to promote." The laws in question banned the encouragement of certain kinds of litigation ("barratry" statutes) and the solicitation of clients (including in pro bono cases) and/or the financing of litigation ("champerty" statutes). The lawyer who represented the NAACP was Robert L. Carter (1917-2012), Thurgood Marshall's chief legal assistant (and later General Counsel to the NAACP). By 1957, recalled Carter in his memoir (A Matter of Law), the group was involved in 25 cases in various states employing barratry and champerty laws aimed at halting civil rights litigation. Henry T. Wickham (1920-2008) represented the state of Virginia. In his obituary it was noted that Mr. Wickham "served as a special assistant to former Virginia Attorney General J. Lindsay Almond Jr. representing Virginia in an effort to preserve segregated public schools" in Brown v. Board.
→ For an informative and thoughtful account of Button, see Harry Kalven, Jr., The Negro and the First Amendment 75-90 (1965).
The Hand of Fate
When it came time for a conference vote in the Button case, Chief Justice Earl Warren, predictably, voted to reverse. "The purpose of the statute is obviously to circumvent Brown," he said. Justice Hugo Black agreed. "This is part of a scheme to defeat the Court's order, and sooner or later we will have to grapple with these problems in those terms. The NAACP is finished if this law stands." But Justice Felix Frankfurter pushed back. "I can't imagine a worse disservice than to continue being the guardians of the Negroes. . . . There is nothing in the record to show that this statute is aimed at Negroes as such." Justices Tom Clark and Charles Evans Whittaker agreed. "To strike this law down, we would have to discriminate in favor of Negroes," said Clark, to which Whittaker added: "We should be color blind on this law."
Warren added up the votes. It was a five-to-four split in favor of the state of Virginia. Justice Frankfurter eagerly began work on his majority opinion upholding Virginia's law—the laws that made the NAACP's brand of non-pecuniary solicitation and financing of litigation a disciplinary offense that could result in disbarment. (For a discussion of Frankfurter's early role in the case, see Mark V. Tushnet, Making Civil Rights Law 277-278 (1994).)
At the same time, Justice Black circulated drafts of a dissent in which he claimed, among other things, that perhaps the law should be renamed "[a]n Act to make it difficult and dangerous for the [NAACP] and Virginia lawyers to assert the constitutional rights of Virginia Negroes in state and federal courts." Then Black added a passage revealing how far removed he was from his days as a hooded member of the Ku Klux Klan. "The job of lawyers under [the] Constitution is not to lead revolutions, but to lead their people in taking advantage of the American methods for correcting injustice." And courts, Black continued, had a responsibility to serve as "sanctuaries of justice." To ignore that role here, he concluded, was to leave the courts "a little less havens of refuge than they were before this Virginia law was sustained."
Justice Black's internal comments exposed just how wide the ideological chasm had grown between the members of this Court. But Robert Carter wouldn't get a chance to read them. Nor, for that matter, would anyone else. On April 1, 1962, before the Court could announce its decision in NAACP v. Button, Justice Whittaker retired on the advice of his physician. He was sixty-one. The "great volume and continuous stresses of the court's work," he explained in a written statement, had brought him to the "point of physical exhaustion." That left a four-to-four split among the remaining jurists, who scheduled a rehearing of the case the following term. Then, a few days later, seventy-nine-year-old Felix Frankfurter collapsed at his desk from a stroke. He lived, but shortly afterwards he announced his retirement. Just like that, President Kennedy could appoint two new Justices—and Robert Carter could feel new hope.
→ An audio of the arguments in NAACP v. Gray can be found here.
New Faces, New Result
By the fall of 1962, President Kennedy had successfully appointed to the bench his top two choices—Byron White and Arthur Goldberg. And it promised to be a busy fall at the Supreme Court after they were both confirmed. Sometime around then, as Stern and Wermiel recount it, Justice Brennan busily circulated a 63-page memo that detailed the activities of the NAACP and its Virginia branch.
After hearing rearguments in Button, the Justices met privately to discuss the case on October 12, 1962. Chief Justice Warren had not changed his mind since first discussing the facts a year earlier. "The NAACP has a right to be in business," he began. "If this suit goes against the NAACP, it is out of business." Justices Black, Douglas, and Clark also maintained their original opinions. So did the typically restrained Justice John Marshall Harlan, who continued to claim that Virginia's new law was "plainly constitutional. . . . Brown v. Board of Education will never work out if it is left in the federal domain. The states must do it. We have no reason to reverse Virginia on this law." Justice Potter Stewart, the Eisenhower appointee from Cincinnati with the unpredictable voting record, was the first of the veteran Justices to suggest a possible change of heart. "I am not sure," he said, "but I am inclined to reverse." Justice White, the first of the two new members to speak at the private conference, was even less certain than Stewart. "I do not know where I stand." Goldberg was more certain. "There is a substantial equal protection point here and I could reverse on that," he said. Read More


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Cuomo also put his signature on a bill designed to provide affordable housing to Adirondacks.
Today, the state outlined how they are collecting taxes on cigarette sales on Indian lands.
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In fiscal year 2012, Savannah Technical College had an economic impact on its four-county service area of nearly $57 million with spending directly or indirectly related to the college, according to a new study released by the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor will help AT&T recruit a number of wire technicians to install U-verse integrated digital TV, high-speed internet, and voice services.
ATLANTA - The Georgia Department of Labor announced that Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 7.3 percent in January, down one-tenth of a percentage point from 7.4 percent in December. The rate was 8.6 percent in January a year ago.
Effingham Industrial Development Authority members tabled action on their contract with the Effingham Chamber of Commerce. But IDA members backed the relationship between the two organizations.
Operation: Workforce, an online one-stop shop portal for all veteran employment issues in Georgia, is currently serving more than 1,700 veterans and 730 Georgia employers. Created in November 2012, the site was launched by the Governor's Office of Workforce Development as a part of Gov. Nathan Deal's veteran-specific initiative to help connect our heroes with meaningful employment.
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Celeb Watching
Although you would think that if you drive down to an arena, pay for parking, tickets, and $15 beer that you would be a true fan of the game. But nowadays, many people go to NBA games just to see the who's who of courtside attendees. Now that more and more celebrity-types are attempting to follow Jay-Z and become owners of NBA teams, there is no telling which famous face will be sitting close enough to "trip a referee".


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Heavy Gear Assault E3 preview video – Boarding a Gear7 Jun 2013
Stompy Bot productions are preparing for the E3 onslought next week and released the first ever in-game footage for Heavy Gear Assault.
The video shows the Unreal Engine 4 in action as Gear pilots prepare to launch for battle.
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Holiday 2012: Photography Printing
B&H has long been dedicated to all aspects of photography, including fine art photography. As such, we have always kept in stock a wide variety of the best products for fine art photo printing. In the days before all things digital, the line at our SuperStore's darkroom section was often the longest, with customers analyzing the many types and brands of photographic paper as well as chemicals and darkroom supplies. Today, while we keep alive the tradition of darkroom printing and have expert advisers to explain what is still available and possible, we also embrace all aspects of digital printing, from paper and inks to the printers themselves.
Our stock runs the gamut from printers for the hobbyist to the most state-of-the-art professional printers. Our in-store sales team and staff of experts can help you with any decision you may need to make when it comes to purchasing a new inkjet printer or researching which type of alternative chemical printing methods are still viable for your artistic endeavors. In this article, we will highlight a sampling of digital printers that can bring your photos to life and turn them into a frameable works of art.
For the professional photographer who needs a printer that can provide the sharpest of details and most accurate colors and often on large pieces of paper, we have numerous options. For example, the Epson Stylus Pro 3880 Large-Format Inkjet Printer offers a maximum resolution of 2880 x 1440dpi, and with an advanced MicroPiezo AMC print head, it produces gallery-quality color and black-and-white prints up to 17 x 22". The printer's nine-ink set delivers a bold range of colors and its one-inch-wide print head employs automatic photo and matte black ink sharing to improve black ink density for various media types. The Epson 3880 accepts cut-sheet media up to 17" wide and features three ways to load paper including a front-load, straight-through path capable of handling media up to 1.5mm thick and a second, top-loading, single-sheet feeder optimized for fine art paper.
The Canon PIXMA PRO-1 Color Inkjet Photo Printer accepts media from 4 x 6" to 13 x 19" and is especially designed for professional photographers and high-quality output. A rear paper input tray accepts up to 20 sheets of photo paper and thicker papers can be manually fed. The print head on the PIXMA PRO-1 has 12,288 nozzles, which improves definition and overall print speed. Because the inks are housed on the side of the print head, their tanks are larger and hold more ink. The 12 pigment based ink system from the LUCIA family includes five monochrome inks for expanding the dynamic range in dark areas: Matte Black, Photo Black, Dark Gray, Gray and Light Gray. In addition to these monochromes, the printer utilizes Cyan, Photo Cyan, Magenta, Photo Magenta, Yellow, Red and the special Chroma Optimizer, which provides a clear coat that enhances the uniform glossiness of the paper and also maintains true color fidelity. It is also capable of printing directly to CDs or DVDs and via an Ethernet connection, USB 2.0 port, or PictBridge port, the PIXMA PRO-1 is compatible with a wide variety of devices.
Designed to print up to 44" wide and flexible enough for all width sizes down to 8.3", the Epson Stylus Pro 9900 Printer offers a high level of performance and nuance for fine art applications. With a MicroPiezo TFP print head and an ink-droplet size of 3.5 picoliters, fine art photos are produced with rich, detailed and accurate colors. Ideal for black-and-white printing as well, the 9900 simultaneously utilizes Black, Light Black and Light Light Black inks to produce prints with smooth tonal gradations and contrast. 11 ink cartridges are available in capacities of 150, 350 and 700 ml and sizes can be mixed as well to save money and minimize waste. Paper with 2 or 3" core rolls can be switched easily because no spindle is used. This increases flexibility and, again, eliminates waste.
More for the hobbyist or semi-pro, but equally adept at making fine prints is the Epson Stylus Photo R2880 Color Inkjet Printer, which can produce exhibition-quality prints at a maximum width of 13". It uses UltraChrome K3 with Vivid Magenta Inks that provides an eight-color set with three levels of black. A workhorse of a printer, high volume is not a problem with its specially treated print heads and mist-collection system to absorb overspray. It can accept thick media and specialty items like CDs and also allows rolls of paper up to 44" long.
The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 Color Inkjet Printer also uses the UltraChrome K3 ink system with Vivid Magenta pigment-based ink, but has a 9-ink system with three blacks. Individual ink cartridges of 25.9 ml can be replaced as needed, and the eight-channel MicroPiezo AMC print head delivers a maximum resolution of 5760 x 1440 optimized dpi with variable-size ink droplets as small as 2 picoliters. With three media paths, the R3000 accepts media up to 13" wide, including canvas, fine art paper and other thick media through the front, roll paper as long as 44" and up to 30 sheets of photographic paper from the auto-feeder. The printer connects to your computer system via USB 2.0 and, unlike the R2880, can connect to a network with Ethernet or 802.11n Wi-Fi.
The Canon PIXMA PRO-100 Color Inkjet Wireless Photo Printer also offers Wi-Fi, Ethernet and PictBridge connectivity and 4800 x 2400 dpi for its maximum output of 13 x 19" media. Of its eight ink cartridges, three are monochrome (black, gray and light gray) for professional-quality prints. An 8 x 10" print can be completed in approximately 51 seconds, and utilizing the Optimum Image Generating (OIG) system from the PIXMA PRO-1 model, the printer analyzes specific areas of the image and the paper to produce a well balanced, color-accurate print, ready for display.
The Canon PIXMA PRO-10 Color Inkjet Photo Printer has a 4800 x 2400 dpi resolution and ink droplets as small as 4.0 pl. Like the PRO-100, it can output prints up to 13 x 19", but features a 10-cartridge ink system that includes three black inks for high quality black-and-white photos and 1,500 more nozzles than the PRO-100. Two-way paper feeding allows for standard and thicker media to be printed upon and Print Studio Pro plug-in software offers professional photographic printing solutions when working straight from photo-editing programs. Built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet allow for convenience and multiple-user capability, and PictBridge lets you print directly from your camera, camcorder or phone.
For all-in-one scanners and printers, Canon offers three color inkjet photo printers with scanning capabilities. The PIXMA MG8220 All-In-One Color Inkjet Printer prints images up to 8.5 x 11" from its six-color ink system, which includes a dedicated gray ink and pigment based black ink for photos and documents. A disc tray also allows you to print directly on CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray discs. A 9600 x 2400 dpi resolution with 1 pl droplets provide quality for both photo and documents. Print speed is impressive with the MG8220, which is able to complete a borderless 4 x 6" photo in approximately 20 seconds. Connectivity options abound from USB, memory cards, Ethernet, Wi-Fi and PictBridge to direct printing from smart phones and tablets with AirPrint and Google Cloud Print. Scanning is easy with simplified controls and a built-in film adapter unit for 35mm film and slide scanning and a 3.5" LCD monitor to help you go right from scan to print without using your computer.
The PIXMA MG6220 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-In-One Printer and the PIXMA MG5320 All-in-One Color Inkjet Photo Printer are truly multi-functional machines, allowing for high-quality photo prints, two-sided document printing, CD/DVD/Blu-ray printing, HD Movie frame printing and computer or scanner-initiated scanning of documents and images. All of this is provided in a fast (black at 12.5 IPM and color at 9.3 IPM), accurate system connectable via USB, memory card, PictBridge, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, AirPrint or Google Cloud Print. Easy operation with the Intelligent Touch System, a 3.5" LCD and Auto Photo Fix II are provided by these two systems; the only main distinction is that the MG6620 offers six-color ink system, including a dedicated gray ink to the MG5320's five-ink system.
For all-in-one printing and scanning, Epson makes the Artisan 730 All-In-One Color Inkjet Printer and the Artisan 837 All-In-One Color Inkjet Printer. The Artisan 730, with six-color ink, MicroPiezo technology and 1.5 pl droplet size, prints fine color and nicely detailed 4 x 6" photos in as fast as 10 seconds. For documents, it averages 9.6 PPM for black ink and an impressive 9.1 PPM for color documents. Built-in wireless and wired networking and cloud compatibility ensure that you are connected from any spot in your home or office and the Epson Connect app allows for direct printing from your smart phone or tablet. Of course, printing directly from memory cards and USB is possible and the 2.5" LCD allows for preview and editing. The Artisan 837 offers all of the printing, scanning and copying capability of the 730, but also includes a fax and 30-page document feeder. Both machines do their best to be eco-friendly by utilizing less power, offering 2-sided and multi-page printing on a single sheet, and because they are RoHS Compliant and designed from the ground up to be recycled.
For high-quality printing at events or anytime when high volume and portability matter, B&H offers a range of options. For starters, the Canon SELPHY CP900 Compact Photo Printer (available in black or white models) is a highly portable printer that outputs photos up to 4 x6". Weighing less than two pounds, it can go anywhere and there's no need to bring a computer along, either. Print directly from your camera's memory card or a USB drive or send images from your smart phone or tablet with the printer's Wi-Fi connectivity. The SELPHY CP900 has a 2.7" adjustable LCD and offers color and brightness correction as well as red-eye removal. You can also print with or without a white border and print from one to eight photos on a single page. The printer uses dye-sublimation technology, which is a thermal print process that involves heating a color ribbon until it vaporizes, at which point it transfers ink to paper and then coats the image for longevity. Paper and ink are available in one convenient pack.
The HiTi P510S 6" Dye Sub Roll-Type Photo Printer is a stand-alone printer used for on-location photo printing occasions, such as conferences, weddings, school and promotional events. Speed is of the utmost importance in such situations and, using dye-sublimation printing, the P510S can output a 4 x 6" print in approximately 12 seconds. Capable of printing either matte or glossy prints on roll paper with a maximum print size of 6 x 9", the P510 offers three printing modes: Event Photos, Personalized Photos and ID Photos. The P510S runs on the OEE II Image Processor with 10-bit vibrant color and true, continuous tonal range. With direct input for USB and memory cards, a computer is not necessary for operation. Included with the printer is a software package that allows for the design and creation of numerous photo types, from Passport and ID photos to customized event and business applications.
The DNP DS-RX1 Dye-Sub Color Photo Printer is a portable event-photography printer that can produce 700 4 x 6" photos in a single run at just 14.9 seconds per print. It's able to print either matte or glossy photos from 2 x 6" up to 6 x 8". An efficient, compact machine, it is ideal for photo booths as well as events.
DNP also offers the DS 40 Professional Photo Printer that quickly produces long lasting, high-resolution prints with bright, accurate colors. Able to output 600 dpi dye-sublimation prints at 8.9 seconds per 4 x 6" print, the DS40 is compact for its capacity and designed to stack one on top of the other for higher-volume work. It can print with paper from 4 x 6" to 6 x 9" with multiple speed and quality settings. Input is via USB 2.0 compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP, Windows 2000 and Mac OS X 10.4 and later. A professional piece of equipment, it runs steadfastly and is durable during long days and multiple events.
The Fujifilm ASK 2500 Dye-Sub Printer puts out a 4 x 6" print in 6.8 seconds, but can also print on paper up to 6 x 9". Like the above printers, it is a dye-sublimation printer and combined with Fujifilm Quality Thermal Photo Paper, offers bold colors, brighter gloss and photos that don't stick together. For the scope of its productivity, the ASK 2500 is compact and efficient at a size of only 11.8 x 16.2 x 13.9". It is supplied with one roll of media that can produce 308 5 x 7" prints.
From all-in-one scanners and printers for your home to high level fine art and commercial printers, B&H stocks them all, and we make available our expert sales associates for any questions you may have regarding which printer is best for you. If you have any questions, before or after purchase, do not hesitate to be in touch.


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Educators from Winter Park, Riviera Beach, Dover, Bristol and Anthony named finalists for Florida Teacher of the Year.
Awaiting them was a phone call from Florida Education Commissioner Frank Brogan who informed them that they have been chosen as the five finalists for the 1996 Florida Department of Education/Burdines Florida Teacher of the Year.
The teachers are Delois B. Cottingham of Lake Howell High School in Winter Park; Phoebe D. Irby of Dover Elementary School in Dover; David Edward Williams of Suncoast Community High School in Riviera Beach; Sonya M. Capps of Liberty County High School in Bristol; and Gina M. Evers of Anthony Elementary School in Anthony.
Following the conversation with Brogan, each teacher was presented a $5,000 check by a Burdines representative. For the seventh year, Florida-based Burdines department stores has contributed $100,000 to the state-run Teacher of the Year program. According to Brogan, this gift is the single largest corporate cash contribution to Florida public schools.
In addition to the $5,000 awarded to each of the five finalists, $1,000 will be presented by Burdines to each of their respective schools.
The Florida Department of Education/Burdines Florida Teacher of the Year will be named May 18 at the Marriott's Orlando World Center in a ceremony televised live throughout the state via Florida Public Television.
The winning teacher will receive a total cash prize of $10,000, a Lenox Crystal trophy and other merchandise.
This year's five finalists were chosen from more than 120,000 public school teachers throughout the state by a Department of Education appointed selection committee representing teachers, principals, parents and the business community.
Each finalist is selected on the basis of superior ability to teach and communicate knowledge of the subject taught, professional development, philosophy of teaching, and outstanding school and community service. The most important qualification is the teacher's superior capacity to inspire a love of learning in students of all backgrounds and abilities, Brogan said.
The remaining 67 district winners will each receive $750 from Burdines, plus $250 for programs at their respective schools.
CONTACT: O'Connell & Goldberg Inc., Hollywood, Fla.
Dalia Baseman/Hillary Reynolds, 305/964-9098
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Number of Pieces: 6
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Property Details
Townhome, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 10 Sleeps
Like new 3 bedroom end unit 2 story townhouse type 'condo'; 2 1/2
baths; 1 queen master bedroom with tv/vcr/dvd, ceiling fan, nice closet, and master bath(soaking tub/shower); one bedroom with full bed and nice closet, ceiling fan and tv;
one bedroom with 2 twin beds, ceiling fan, and nice closet (plus 2 twin folding
beds beneath- room can sleep 4 if you can handle the hide-a-beds!!;)
second floor full bath/shower (no tub)for 2 bedrooms; first floor
sunroom with ceiling fan, and tv...(can be used as an additional bedroom
with couch/full sofa bed, and blinds for privacy, no separate closet
for sunroom), washer/dryer on second floor, 'white' kitchen has coffee pot,
microwave, toaster oven, can opener, blender,
refrigerator/freezer/icemaker, dishwasher, disposal, 'eat in' 2 seat
kitchen table, 4 stool sit-up kitchen counter;
20' x 20' Great Room(dining/living area) has tv/dvd, ceiling fan, gas
fireplace(for winter use only,)dining area with
table and bench/chairs (seats 8); first floor powder room.
Recent Review
Excellent!!!!! Fabulous!!!!
About the Owner
3 Reviews
5 based on 3 traveler reviews
Excellent!!!!! Fabulous!!!!
Great Place Tom!!! :)
Thanks for the stay in your New Delaware Property.
It was a Fully Accommodating Condo.
We had a Great time. Been staying in the Bethany Beach area 4 Yrs now.
And This was the Best of our Homes for the Week!
Bill L.
Great, beautiful Place
Activity and Interests
House is about 2 miles from the beach; community pool and tennis courts within walking distance (community rules, pool rules, and beach rules listed on 'fridge); the Assawoman Canal (a kayaker's delight) is about 1/2 mile; less than 3 miles to major grocery stores; Wawa convenience store, Grotto Pizza (highly recommended), 5 Guys burgers and fries(very highly recommended)and many other pizza shops and restaurants, variety shops, and small boardwalk within 2 miles; community library about 1.5 miles (on kent ave)....7 miles South to Ocean City, MD- big time 'city life,'with huge beach, clubs, taverns, mini-golf, and all kinds of activities; 12 miles North to Rehobeth Beach-lots of retail outlets and larger beach/boardwalk, Nassau Valley Winery just North of Rehobeth on the West side of RT 1; excellent fishing in Indian River Bay, and ocean deep sea and surf fishing (if you have a delaware state fishing license, you can drive on the beach at the state park as long as you are fishing!!!!); excellent state parks for nature walking/hiking, bird watching, fishing (and a nice guarded beach at Indian River if you don't like the crowded beaches in town...around $8 per day for a car load;) Cape May-Lewes Ferry in Lewes (about 14 miles North); several very nice golf courses nearby; Dewey Beach, a hopping little seaside town, is only 7 miles North on RT 1......
NOTE: local police love speeding tourists- watch it!!!! take plenty
of quarters for the parking meters in town....($.25 gets you 10 minutes...it's the going rate in delaware....there are change machines on the main street)....NOTE- local storage for boats, trailers, motorhomes- Bethany Mini Storage,(caged area) 539-9272, another open storage area 539-7455...also Ocean RV Center, 539-3244...(all area code 302)....all 3 are about 4 miles from the house, off Central Ave...several rv and camping facilities within a few miles...most local stores/shops have local detailed maps available....(some maps and restaurant menus can be found in the top kitchen drawer)... the assawoman canal dredging project is now complete for canoeing & kayaking....the canal connects the indian river bay to the assawoman bay....a great way to enjoy mother nature....
DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTY: going South on US RT 1, pass Rehobeth Beach
and Dewey Beach. When you come to Bethany Beach, after passing the big helicopter on a post on the right side of RT 1, turn right onto RT26 West,(Garfield Ave), (note: you will see a 20 foot totem pole on the left at RT 1 and Rt 26(Garfield Ave), go to first traffic light,(half block), turn left on Kent Ave, go about 2 miles (Kent Ave becomes Muddy Neck Rd), Bethany Breeze is on the left....(note the blue community road signs, and there is a tall radio tower on the right side of the road near the entrance to the Bethany Breeze community.....turn left into the community at the 'wave' sign, left again at tee, and go to far back corner of the community...657 is on left side of the last 4 unit
building....NOTE....657 OCEAN BLVD MAY NOT APPEAR ON
YOUR GPS!!!!....it is a small community street, not a large public
street....WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU PRINT OUT THIS ENTIRE AD AND
TAKE IT WITH YOU so you have all the info you will need.....ESPECIALLY THE DIRECTIONS
Rental rates
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Jan 3 2015 - Dec 19 2015
7 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable damage deposit $200.00
$200 refundable security deposit due with signed rental agreement...(agreement will be emailed)..full rental fee due 4 weeks prior to arrival....fee can be paid in portions if desired...forms of payment accepted: personal check, bank check, credit union check, american express or postal money order.
Weekly Rate: $950 - $1400
Summer WEEKLY Rentals (weekly only in season):
BY ARRIVAL DATE.....(5/23 is week of 5/23 TO 5/30)....
before 5/16, $950,
5/16, $1000
5/23 & 5/30, $1100,
6/6 & 6/13, $1200,
6/20 & 6/27, $1300,
7/4 thru 7/25, $1400
8/1 & 8/8, $1300,
8/15 & 8/22, $1200
8/29 & 9/5, $1100
9/12 & 9/19 $1000,
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible ...
- bay/sound
- churches
- library
- marina
- playground
- pond
- recreation center
- restaurants
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- outlet shopping
- photography
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- jet skiing
- paragliding
- pier fishing
- sailing
- sound/bay fishing
- surf fishing
- surfing
- swimming
- tennis
- wind-surfing
- 2 Bathrooms,
- 1 Half Bath
- Bathroom 1 - toilet, combination tub/shower, full size soaking tub
- Bathroom 2 - toilet, shower
- Half Bathroom - toilet, powder room on first floor
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10
- Bedroom 1 - 1 queen
- Bedroom 2 - 1 double
- Bedroom 3 - 4 twin/ single, 2 twin beds with twin hid-a-beds beneath
- sunroom doubles as a bedroom with double sofa bed
- Outdoor Grill ...
- Guests provide their own meals
- Kitchen utensils, pots & pans, silverware, dishes, glasses, etc. furnished; LINENS (sheets and pillow cases) AND TOWELS NOT FURNISHED; no smoking please, and no pets please; gas grill 'out back'-(if you finish the gas, PLEASE refill it!!) please use anything left in the 'fridge, but PLEASE replace it if you finished it...everything is fresh at season opening; several old beach chairs and umbrella available; horizontal or vertical blinds on all windows, central air conditioning, one designated parking space directly in front of property, several undesignated spaces adjacent, NOTE: campers/motorhomes and boats/trailers are not permitted to park in the community (see community rules on 'fridge'), basic cable tv,local telephone, and internet service provided....


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New hunting regulations you need to know
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I took a look at the new hunting regulations and found that many changes have been made for this year. Here is a summary for local hunters:
Hunter Education Gone is the traditional 10 hour format. Prospective hunters will study on their own and then attend a six hour instruction course. The classroom portion will be centered on safety, ethics and conservation.
Apprentice Days
A change to assist in recruiting new hunters was made to add apprentice hunters to the youth days. Apprentice hunters will now be sharing youth days for deer, bear and turkey seasons.
Late archery season
Archery hunters wishing to continue hunting in the spring will now be able to take antlerless deer in April in Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties. I find this interesting because most bucks will have shed their antlers by April.
Early firearms season
Now there is also an early firearms season for antlerless only deer in September for Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties. Remember that some areas prohibit firearms discharging and a special permit is required to hunt deer in Fairfax. Contact the Div. of Animal Control, 4500 West Ox Road, Fairfax, VA 22030 for details.
Other local deer related hunting reg. changes
There is no longer a late antlerless only deer season in Fauquier County.
There are fewer doe days in Caroline, Essex, King George, and Spotsylvania. (other counties too but these were the localized ones).
If you hunt in Fairfax, Loudoun, or Prince William then you need to take more antlerless deer to earn a buck. However, Franklin, Fauquier, Patrick and Shenandoah counties are removed from Earn a Buck restrictions.
Some mountain counties have antler point restrictions now.
Deer nor elk may NOT be fed at all in Buchanan, Dickenson, and Wise counties. Nor may they be fed at all during any deer or elk season in ANY county. All feed must be removed from feeders or sites BEFORE September 1st. AND, any site is still considered baited for 10 days AFTER the removal of food.
We may now hunt until the end of February for squirrels.
Public Lands
VDGIF has added a new WMA in Accomack County. It is called Doe Creek, is 447 acres in size and has good waterfowl hunting, archery and muzzleloader deer, spring gobbler quota hunts. Managed hunts will be for squirrels and woodcock.
Again, I took these changes directly from the regulation book and summarized them. For more detail please obtain the new regulation book and read the fine print. There are more quota hunts this year too with plenty of youth opportunities. Get a kid involved in hunting this season. We have a long squirrel and rabbit season, plenty of deer hunting opportunities and some good turkey hunting around our area. Don't take a kid to a place after it has been hunted over or during a tough time to hunt or even a poor area where they are unlikely to see something. Make their dream come true and let them bag dinner.
Although we were hit hard with HD last year I am seeing plenty of nice deer in fields and powerlines lately. It is time to get a trail camera out and begin inventorying what we have running around our hunting lands for the year!
Given the cool and wet spring we had, I have been concerned about the turkey hatch survival rate. However, I am still seeing plenty of adult birds and am now beginning to see some poults too. Hopefully your observations are showing young turkey out there.
Mark Fike


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Central Austin August 2012
Ozone levels a concern for Austin and regional entities
If the Environmental Protection Agency finds that the Austin area is in nonattainment of federal air quality standards, the EPA and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality will step in and enact a State Improvement Plan. more »
Aug 24, 2012 9:00 AM Central Austin
Austin Fashion Week 2012 roundup: Local businesses' participation
Local businesses participated in Austin Fashion Week 2012 events. more »
Aug 24, 2012 9:00 AM Central Austin
Tea Embassy
At the Tea Embassy, owner Jonathon Sims shares his love of tea with downtown Austin customers. The shop sells more than 200 varieties of tea. more »
Aug 24, 2012 8:00 AM Central Austin
Komé Sushi Kitchen
Takehiro and Kayo Asazu spent years working in the food industry before opening their own restaurant, Komé Sushi Kitchen. more »
Aug 24, 2012 7:00 AM Central Austin
Austin Water Utility proposes rate hikes, reserve fund for FY 2013
Austin Water Utility recommended several changes to Austin City Council, including a rate increase, that would take effect with the FY 2013 budget. more »
Aug 24, 2012 7:00 AM Central Austin
Emergency Service Pipes & Drums Association
The Emergency Service Pipes & Drums Association performs at cadet graduation ceremonies, parades and other community events. They will even go to bars on Sixth Street in full Scottish regalia and play on tabletops to raise money. more »
Aug 24, 2012 7:00 AM Northwest Austin 2 Comments
General Manager's Note — August 2012
There are very few things I dread when it comes to my job. more »
Aug 24, 2012 1:00 AM Central Austin
360 Condominiums | Austin – 78701
A closeup look at the 360 Condominiums in Central Austin. more »
Aug 24, 2012 12:00 AM Central Austin
Central Health places tax increase on ballot
This November, Travis County voters will decide whether to support a large tax increase for their health care district. more »
Aug 24, 2012 12:00 AM Southwest Austin 4 Comments
Market Data for Central Austin — August 2012
Real estate market data for the Central Austin Multiple Listing Service Areas. more »
Aug 24, 2012 12:00 AM Central Austin
Coffee with Impact: George Gutierrez
Six out of every 10 children who attend Austin ISD are Hispanic, according to the district's 2011 Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills results. more »
Aug 17, 2012 12:00 AM Leander | Cedar Park 2 Comments
Council withdraws two charter amendments from consideration for Nov. ballot
Aug 14, 2012 12:32 PM Austin City Council coverage
Committee: Partnership the better way to build Travis County courthouse
The Travis County Commissioners Court accepted a committee report for the new civil and family courthouse during its Aug. 7 meeting. more »
Aug 7, 2012 12:00 AM Southwest Austin
Proposed ACC tax rate to climb 0.3 percent for 2013
Associate Vice President Neil Vickers said the tax rate was "effectively flat." more »
Aug 7, 2012 12:00 AM Southwest Austin 3 Comments
Travis County commissioners to vote to raise own base salaries
Travis County Commissioners Court is scheduled to hold a public hearing July 31 on a plan to raise the base salaries of elected officials—including their own—who are not under a state-mandated salary cap by 3.5 percent. more »
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Diplomatic representation from the US: the US Embassy suspended operations on 14 June 1998 in the midst of violent conflict between forces loyal to then President VIEIRA and military-led junta; the US Ambassador to Senegal, currently Ambassador Lewis LUKENS, is accredited to Guinea-Bissau
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Luke Bryan vs. Billy Currington – 2014 March Man-Ness, Round 1
Basketball, shmasket-ball! The battle for country music's hottest male is the one the ladies want to see in March. Taste of Country is kicking off a 32-team field -- it's the first ever March Man-Ness tournament to decide the hunkiest of the hunks.


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The U.S.'s first national monument to a soldier's best friend was revealed in San Antonio Monday.
The words Guardians of America's Freedom are inscribed above the nine-foot tall bronze statue at Lackland Air Force Base.
The memorial recognizes the sacrifices of dogs in combat.
The sculpture features the four major breeds used since World War Two: the Doberman Pinscher, German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever and the Belgian Malinois.
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