text:
VERGENNES — Edward Collette, 74, of Vergennes died Feb. 2, 2013, with his family by his side.
He was predeceased by his wife, Julia Collette.
Graveside services will be held in the spring.
The Addison Independent publishes paid and free obituaries. Paid obituaries run just as submitted with a charge of $9.00 per column inch, and the editor shapes free obituaries to conform to our editorial style. We run photos of the person if they are submitted in a relatively high-quality format.
Generally, obituaries follow this form:
TOWN - Name, age, of town, died on date, of cause of death. He/She was born on date in town, the son/daughter of father's name and mother's name, including maiden name in parentheses.
Then include a paragraph or two about where the person went to school and what they did for work; where they lived, who they married and when.
Add a sentence or two about what made the person special to family and friends, including hobbies, avocations or other telling details about their life.
He/She is survived by spouse's name; children named individually (and their spouses and towns of residence, if appropriate); siblings named individually; number of grandchildren, parents or other immediate family members.
He/She was predeceased by names of immediate family members.
A memorial service will be held (fill in details of date, time, and place, plus officiate if applicable) with interment at (place). Memorial contributions may be made to (name and complete address, if applicable).
Obituaries can be e-mailed to: email@example.com


text:
Winter!: Prepare for holiday gaming!
Mindless bloodshed and a minigun. What more can a man want? Unreal Tournament is no doubt one of the greatest FPS of all time. To this day it still has hundreds of dedicated players and modders. PIck it up and prepare for the mayhem that ensues.
Game Traits applied to Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition (PC) by Bonemane
Member actions:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
It's the ultimate compliment that can be paid to a luxury SUV - that it offers a driving experience on par with that of a large premium sedan. The primary goal for high end crossover vehicles is to offer the additional passenger and hauling capacity that family shoppers are looking for while simultaneously masking the extra girth and higher center of gravity that comes with those features.
Modern technology has given engineers and designers the ability to produce sport-utility vehicles that transcend their size and provide car-like handling. Let's take a quick look at eight luxury suvs that drive like much smaller sedans.
01. 2012 Lexus RX
The 2012 Lexus RX has long enjoyed status as one of the best-selling members of the Japanese luxury automaker's lineup. The Lexus RX offers spacious five-passenger seating as well as a hefty 80 cubic feet of total cargo room with the second row out of the picture. The RX's standard suspension system is geared towards offering a smooth ride that absorbs road insults with ease, but an optional Sport package adds tighter handling to the crossover's tool kit.
The 2012 Lexus RX benefits from a 3.5-liter V-6 that generates 270 horsepower and 248 lb-ft of torque, allowing it to hit 60-mph in a respectable 7.1 seconds. A six-speed automatic handles the gear shifting duties and buyers are given the option of either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Fuel economy for the former checks in at 18-mpg city and 25-mpg highway.
02. 2012 Acura MDX
The 2012 Acura MDX competes directly against the Lexus RX, and it employs a healthy dose of high technology in order to provide drivers with an engaging experience behind the wheel. All versions of the MDX come with Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) which not only offers increase poor weather traction but also the ability to shift engine torque to the outside wheels when moving through a corner in order to improve grip and exit speed. This feature is over and above the MDX's three rows of seating that gives it seven passenger capability, as well as its maximum cargo rating of 83.5 cubic feet.
The 2012 Acura MDX is motivated by a 300 horsepower, 3.7-liter V-6 that also produces 270 lb-ft of torque. The MDX, which is offered with a six-speed automatic transmission, matches the RX's 7.1 second sprint to 60-mph and delivers fuel economy figures of 16-mpg city and 21-mpg highway.
The 2012 BMW X5 belies its larger size thanks to BMW's intensive efforts to polish its chassis until it is worthy of bearing the brand's blue and white badge. With optional seven-passenger seating and 75 cubic feet of total storage space the BMW X5 is impressive even in base form, but adding the M Package dramatically increases the vehicle's handling capability thanks to the inclusion of an adaptive suspension system.
The 2012 BMW X5 presents a trio of engine options to potential buyers. The most fuel efficient of the three is a 3.0-liter turbodiesel that is good for 265 horsepower and a stump-pulling 425 lb-ft of torque. Matched with a six-speed automatic transmission, fuel economy for this mill checks in at 19-mpg city and 26-mpg highway. The entry-level X5 is gifted with a 3.0-liter, turbocharged inline six-cylinder that offers up 300 horsepower and 300 lb-ft of torque, while the top of the line model is outfitted with a 4.4-liter, twin-turbo V-8 that churns out 400 horses and 450 lb-ft of twist and delivers a 5.3 second 0-60-mph time. Each of these engines is shifted via an eight-speed auto gearbox, and all versions of the X5 come standard with all-wheel drive.
04. 2012 Lincoln MKT
The 2012 Lincoln MKT is the closest thing to a wagon that the domestic premium brand has ever produced. The Lincoln MKT's controversially extroverted styling conceals interior room for as many as seven passengers as well as the ability to haul up to 76 cubic feet of gear. Although not particularly sporty, the large MKT is definitely confident, comfortable and composed even when asked to traverse rough pavement.
The 2012 Lincoln MKT starts out with a 3.7-liter V-6 engine that is good for 268 horsepower and 267 lb-ft of torque. All-wheel drive is optional with this motor, and fuel economy for the base model shows as 17-mpg in city driving and 23-mpg highway. Moving up to the EcoBoost trim introduces a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 that develops 355 horses and 350 lb-ft of torque, sent to the ground through a standard all-wheel drive system. Fuel economy remains comparable to the all-wheel drive, naturally aspirated edition of the crossover despite the additional thrust that sees the MKT EcoBoost hitting 60-mph from a standing start in a swift 6.3 seconds. Six-speed automatic transmissions are found with all versions of the Lincoln.
05. 2012 Infiniti FX
The 2012 Infiniti FX is the sports car of the crossover world, a vehicle that borrows its basic platform from the Infiniti G sedan / coupe and tweaks it to add features such as a two-mode suspension system and active rear steering. The Infiniti FX, which can accommodate five occupants or transport 62 cubic feet of cargo, also offers the choice of rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, with the former a rarity in the crossover segment.
The 2012 Infiniti FX comes in both V-6 and V-8 flavors. The FX35's 3.5-liter, six-cylinder motor provides 303 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque while also delivering fuel economy of 16-mpg city and 23-mpg highway. The all-wheel drive-only FX50 substitutes a 5.0-liter V-8 that offers up a 6.6 second zero-to-60-mph run courtesy of its 390 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque. A seven-speed automatic transmission comes free of charge with either FX model.
06. 2012 Cadillac SRX
The 2012 Cadillac SRX is another wagon-replacement that is not quite as spry as some of its competitors but which manages to keep its ride locked down and comfortable - as befits a crossover wearing Cadillac wreath. All Cadillac SRX models offer five passenger seating as well as 61 cubic feet of total cargo space, and the Performance trim does add an extra bit of spice to the vehicle's driving dynamics through the installation of a stiffer suspension system with adaptive shock absorbers and 20-inch wheels.
The 2012 Cadillac SRX has simplified its drivetrain choices down to a single engine: a 3.6-liter V-6 that generates 308 horsepower and 265 lb-ft of torque. With a 7.1 second run to 60-mph the SRX is a reasonably quick performer, and all-wheel drive is available as an option with the crossover. Fuel economy for the Cadillac, which makes use of a six-speed automatic transmission, is reported as 17-mpg around town and 24-mph on the highway.
07. 2012 Acura RDX
The 2012 Acura RDX is another tech-loaded crossover that makes an interesting option for compact luxury shoppers. The Acura RDX seats five and can be configured to handle 61 cubic feet of cargo, but like its larger MDX sibling its most interesting feature is optional SH-AWD, which dramatically improves the handling dynamics of the crossover.
The 2012 Acura RDX is exclusively powered by a 2.3-liter, four-cylinder engine that makes use of a turbocharger to produce 240 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. A five-speed automatic transmission is charged with corralling all of those ponies, and the SUV can hit 60-mph in 6.9 seconds. Fuel economy for the smallest Acura people mover checks in at 19-mpg city and 24-mpg highway.
08. 2012 Lincoln MKX
The 2012 Lincoln MKX is a mid-size crossover vehicle that skews towards the comfort side of the ride spectrum, offering full-size sedan shoppers an alternative that maintains five passenger capability but adds considerable cargo hauling potential (up to 69 cubic feet).
The Lincoln MKX is found in front-wheel and all-wheel drive trims, both of which make use of the same 3.7-liter V-6 that is rated at 305 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque. A six-speed automatic transmission is responsible for managing the crossover's gear shifts (and plays a role in its 7.3 second 0-60-mph run), and fuel economy for the vehicle shows as 19-mpg city and 26-mpg highway.


text:
Get Better Gear!
- Notability For iPad: Much More Than A Note Taking App from Ginger Labs, Inc, US$0.99
- Scosche's RH656m Headphones With Microphone Are Wonderful from Scosche, US$129.99
- IPEVO's Typi Folio Case & Keyboard for iPad is First-rate from IPEVO, US$79.99
- Scosche's boomSTREAM BT Speaker: Features & Compromises from Scosche, US$99.95
- FX Photo Studio HD: iPad Painting of Effects Made Easy from MacPhun LLC, US1.99
Top 5 Free Apps
iTunes New Music Releases
Top 5 Paid Apps
Discover New Music
- Jesus Jones
When you think of Jesus Jones, chances are you can't remember them at all, or you vaguely remember "Right Here, Right Now" because it has been use
- Belle & Sebastian
The Life Pursuit is a sort of Reeses Peanut Butter Cup. You get Belle & Sebastian's peanut butter (its wistful, often irresistible pop) dipped in a 'Have A Nice Day!' and glam 70s chocol
The Last 5 Years (2002 Off-Broadway Cast)
- Jason Robert Brown
- The soundtrack to this moving off-broadway musical is heart moving. The lyrics follow a couple in a relationship for five years, one point of view going forward in time, and the other tracing time fr
- Revolting Cocks
It's hard to believe it's been more than a decade since Ministry founder and front man Al Jourgensen's side project Revolting Cocks released any new material. 2006 brings us Cocked and Loaded
- Prefuse 73
- It's an album about a breakup, done with beats instead of mopey lyrics. But the beats are raw, and the emotions are there, even if there aren't many words on top of it. While possibly not Scott Herren
Reader Specials
Visit Deals On The Web for the best deals on all consumer electronics, iPods, and more!
Apple Announces Peer-to-Peer Connectivity for iPhone App
Tuesday, March 17th, 2009 at 2:16 PM - by Bryan Chaffin
Apple announced Tuesday that iPhone Software 3.0 will include the ability for two iPhones or iPod touches to connect directly to other iPhones/iPod touches running the same app. This feature will allow games to offer head-to-head gameplay, or allow to users to quickly exchange contact information.
"With the new APIs, you can bring up a standard system panel which finds other touches or iPhones which are in the same app," Apple executive Scott Forstall said, according to an Engadget report. "You form an IP connection, and you can game together. This will automatically discover running apps, wirelessly over Blutetooth."
The technology is based on Bonjour, the network discovery platform built into Mac OS X and (iPhone runs on a tailored version of Mac OS X called simply OS X), and users will be able to discover each other other through a system panel.
As alluded to above, the API will be open to any application, not just games, though initially we are likely to see an explosion of games offering the feature.
Recent Headlines
- Reading, Writing, & Saving the World
- Free Retro Gaming for iOS - Activision's Kaboom!
- Apple Adds Chomp Bits to iOS 6 App Store Discovery
- Notability For iPad: Much More Than A Note Taking App
- Scosche's RH656m Headphones With Microphone Are Wonderful
- Tim Cook & Larry Page Reportedly Discuss Patents
- Analysis: Amazon Kindle Fire Sold Out, Kindle Fire 2 Pic Leaked


text:
© Submitted
Kenny Shields and Streetheart will be performing during the final concert of Frontier Days 2014 in Swift Current.
The grandstand entertainment at Frontier Days is sure to attract capacity audiences with a trio of concert headliners announced earlier this week.
The three night concert series at Frontier Days kicks off on June 26 with Emerson Drive and opening act the sHunter Brothers. A Saturday night party is sure to occur on June 28 when Black Jack Billy opens for Big & Rich, Party Like Cowboys with Special Guest Cowboy Troy. The concert series grand finale on June 29 boasts a double feature of classic Canadian rock, with Nick Gilder and Sweeney Todd taking to the stage with Kenny Shields and Streetheart.
The musical bar was raised this year as the concerts are among the event lineup scheduled during Swift Current's Centennial Homecoming weekend on June 28 and 29.
The musical bar will be set high right from the opening concert with the multiple award winning Emerson Drive kicking things off. As a top Canadian country act for over a decade, Emerson Drive won the 2002, 2003 and 2007 Canadian Country Music Award as Group or Duo of the Year; and the were saluted as the CCMA's Chevy Truck Rising Star Award in 2002. They are also four time Juno Award nominees for their recordings Emerson Drive (2003), Countrified (2007), Believe (2010) and Roll (2013).
Emerson Drive has evolved over their recording career, boasting top 10 hits like I Should Be Sleeping, Fall Into Me, Last One Standing, Believe, I Love This Road and their chart-topping hit Moments. They toured with Shania Twain at the height of her popularity, and last year they had a successful tour with fellow Canadian Country stars Doc Walker.
Emerson Drive burst onto the scene with their 2002 debut the self titled Emerson Drive, followed by What If? in 2004, their 2006 release Countrified and the album Believe in 2009. After releasing a greatest hits compilation Decade of Drive - 10 Years of Hits in 2011, their newest release is the 11-track recording Roll.
Shaunavon's own Hunter Brothers will kick off the musical celebration on June 26 when J.J. Dusty, Luke, Brock and Ty take to the stage to deliver their gospel rock sound. The Hunter Brothers released their first full length album Untangle in 2012 as a follow up to their debut five song EP Hunter Brothers in 2010.
The music takes a back seat on June 27 when the Canadian Cowboys Association holds their only evening rodeo performance of Frontier Days.
Country music fans can use the time off to prepare for what is guaranteed to be a wild night of music when Big & Rich headline the June 28 concert.
Saturday's musical party kicks off with an opening set by the Nashville based Black Jack Billy. This party rocking country act is quickly building a following after the release of their Debut five song EP Get Some released late last year. Their first hit single is the infectious party anthem Booze Cruise which highlights their simple, no holds barred approach to Country rock.
Country rockers Big & Rich are way more than a one trick pony after their international hit Save A Horse (Ride A Cowboy). Since bursting onto the scene with their debut Horse of a Different Colour in 2004, which included Save A Horse, the Country music duo of Big Kenny and John Rich have enjoyed success as a duo and pursuing solo careers.
While Big & Rich had a short five year hiatus before releasing Hillbilly Jedi in 2012, they are once again going just as strong as ever. They have just released their newest single Look At You and are working towards releasing a fifth studio album later this year.
The Big & Rich Party Like Cowboys concert features Cowboy Troy. Also not a stranger to the country party music scene, Cowboy Troy's latest album King of Clubs continues the familiar party mix of rap/country with songs like Drink Drank Drunk and Daisy Dukes and Cowboy Boots (which both feature Big & Rich).
A pair of acts that are Canadian classic rock royalty wrap up the three concert series on June 29.
Nick Gilder and Sweeney Todd have been busy on the festival circuit over the past few years sharing their instantly recognizable platinum hits that were a soundtrack of the last 70s and early 80s.
Sweeney Todd, with Gilder handling lead vocals, had the best selling Canadian single in 1977 with the Canadian rock anthem Roxy Roller, with the band also nominated in the Juno category of Most Promising Group of the Year.
Gilder had a number of highlights during a subsequent solo career, releasing the best selling Canadian single of 1979 with Hot Child In The City and winning the 1979 Juno for Most Promising Male Vocalist of the Year.
Gilder boasted the hit Here Comes The Night from his second release and 1978 album City Nights. He also enjoyed a successful songwriting career, penning hits for Pat Benatar (Rated X) and Patti Smythe (The Warrior).
Kenny Shields and Streetheart are rock and roll prairie boys, boasting six gold albums and four platinum albums.
Streetheart rocketed onto the scene in 1978 with the hit Action from their debut album Meanwhile Back in Paris. Their red hot start continued the following year with the 1979 release of Under Heaven Over Hell which included the hits Here Comes the Night and Under My Thumb. They continued as Canada's hottest musical act in 1980 with the release of Drugstore Dancer and the hit Tin Soldier. Streetheart earned the 1980 Juno as Most Promising Group of the Year and they showed no signs of slowing with the 1982 album Streetheart, which included hits What Kind of Love Is This, One More Time, Look In Your Eyes.
After a number of years apart, Shields released the 2013 solo album Letting Go, an all cover recording which boasted songs such as Angie, The Best of My Love, The Thrill is Gone, and Stand by Me.
Kenny Shields and Streetheart continue to earn rave reviews for their current shows and reviving these classic hits.
The Swift Current Ag & Ex will be offering a Frontier Days Platinum Package which includes gate admission for all four days; admission to all three concerts; plus admission to all the Rodeos (Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday afternoons). This package will be available at a special 76th Frontier Days and Swift Current Centennial Anniversary price of $100. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m., April 12th at the Stockade Building, Kinetic Park during the Poultry and Exotic Animal Sale. (Regular price after April 12th will be $125). This promotion must be bought in person and only 1,000 tickets will be sold at this special discounted price. If you attended all four days, the total cost would be $155.
Individual tickets will also be on sale April 12th, and early bird purchasers can save $15 per concert on our individual POP Pass Tickets. Prices are as follows:
Thursday, June 26th: $30.00 includes Grandstand concert and gate admission;
Friday, June 27th: gate is $5 and CCA Rodeo $10;
Saturday June 28th: $60 includes gate admission, CCA Rodeo, and Grandstand concert;
Sunday June 29th: $40 includes gate admission, CCA Rodeo, and Grandstand concert.


text:
Dan Halperin served as minister for economic affairs at the Embassy of Israel in Washington, and negotiated the Free-Trade Area Agreement between Israel and the US.
Halperin was also an advisor to the finance minister and the Finance Ministry's spokesman.
He also serves chairman of the Israel Festival Association and is a member of the board of trustees of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
We welcome your feedback.
Privacy Policy
Your information will not be shared or sold without your consent. Get all the details.
Terms of Service
JewishJournal.com has rules for its commenting community.Get all the details.
JewishJournal.com reserves the right to use your comment in our weekly print publication.


text:
How do I install ubuntu server system from a usb stick?
Take the 2-minute tour ×
Ask Ubuntu is a question and answer site for Ubuntu users and developers. It's 100% free, no registration required.
First you need to download the Server ISO that you require. Go Here to get either the 32bit or 64bit 12.04 LTS or the 64bit 13.04 version. Once you get that done, I recommend that you download Yumi to create you bootable USB stick. Once created, make sure that you switch you BIOS to boot fro the USB stick, and just follow the steps.
Note: With Yumi you can also add other distros to either install or try, as well as other utilities.


text:
Stock Vector Illustration:
Vector set: Vintage paper designs (paper sheets, lined paper and note paper)
- Image ID: 101263249
- Copyright: jannoon028
High quality images curated from over 150 countries.
Over 50 million photos, vectors, illustrations, and more.
Simple and flat pricing by image or by month.
Over 230,000 images downloaded every day.


text:
Normal CEO and founder Nikki Kaufman poses in front of two of the startup's 10 Stratasys 3D printers. Ben Fischer
The UpTake: An old-fashioned storefront is still a key part of the strategy for this cutting-edge company that makes custom, 3D-printed headphones.
O n Saturday, Normal will become the latest digital business to open a retail storefront in Manhattan, hoping a glossy shopping experience helps sell custom, 3D-printed ear buds purchased entirely via smartphone app.
This is not as curious as it might have been before Bonobos, Birchbox and others starting exploring the conceptual space between e-commerce and real-life shopping. But seeing as how literally the entire customer experience at Normal is designed to happen on your phone, I jumped at an opportunity Thursday to see the store at 150 W. 22nd St. and hear more from CEO Nikki Kaufman on the retail strategy.
"It's a great space to hang out and enjoy the brand," she said as we started my tour. Indeed, the place has an Apple Store feel to it, with a white-and-windows facade, a minimalist look on the inside, and plenty of glass. But surely Kaufman and her investors expect more from the expensive, roughly 22,000 square feet space Normal calls home, a location that includes its store, factory and corporate headquarters.
And they do; they believe the in-person aspect of the business is intractably tied to the in-app ordering, and that key parts of building the company will happen in person. Here's why:
For starters, headphones are so tactile. The company will thrive or die based on extremely subtle customer impressions of fit and sound quality. And in the post-Beats By Dre era, they're also heavily branded and aspire to elite status. (If for no other reason that to justify the $199 price tag.)
They're also, as Kaufman put it, "retail proof." They couldn't sell these anywhere but online or in their own store, and purely online ordering and shipping wasn't going to work with headphones.
Ben Fischer covers technology, digital startups and venture capital in New York City.
If you are commenting using a Facebook account, your profile information may be displayed with your comment depending on your privacy settings. By leaving the 'Post to Facebook' box selected, your comment will be published to your Facebook profile in addition to the space below.
Sign up to receive Upstart Business Journal's free daily email newsletter, weekend edition and breaking news alerts.


text:
Creating Australia's Finest Lifestyles
It's the quality craftsmanship. It's the thoughtful design. It's the enduring style. But above all, it's the stories that unravel within. At Webb & Brown-Neaves, we're passionate about crafting luxurious home designs for the happiest of lifestyles, whatever they may be. Partner with us today and together we can find your happy place.
Happiness in your home comes from surrounding yourself with style that says 'you'. Whether you fall for one of our single or two storey display homes located all throughout Perth, or let your imagination run wild with a custom design, our flair for finer details allows us to create beautiful homes perfectly in sync with your unique lifestyle.
It's those special extra touches that make the difference. With Webb & Brown-Neaves, you get an exclusive interior designer at Prestart to help shape the style of your home, just the way you want it. Then after completion, enjoy an evening with your own private chef for the most memorable first page of life in your happy place.


text:
Following Sunday's match, Brad Davis and Dominic Kinnear spoke with the media about the club's consistency at home, the success of the wide play and the overall team performance.
Tweets by @HoustonDynamo
© 2014 MLS. All Major League Soccer trademarks and copyrights used by
permission. All rights reserved. Made by MLS Digital


text:
Newcastle United missed a chance to rein in fourth-placed Chelsea as they succumbed to a 5-2 Premier League defeat to Fulham at Craven Cottage.
The Magpies led 1-0 through Danny Guthrie's 43rd-minute effort and looked set to cut the Blues' lead over them to two points, but Fulham fought back superbly in the second half to secure only their second win in six league games.
Danny Murphy equalised from the spot in the 52nd minute after Davide Santon fouled Damien Duff and Clint Dempsey steered in a rebound, after Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul parried a Bobby Zamora shot, to make it 2-1 seven minutes later.
The American scored his second in the 65th minute before Zamora converted Fulham's second penalty, conceded by Krul for a foul on Andrew Johnson. Hatem Ben Arfa cut the gap to two, but Dempsey completed his hat-trick in the 89th minute from a Zamora pass.
QPR climb clear
Queens Park Rangers climbed out of the bottom three with a 3-1 win over bottom club Wigan Athletic at Loftus Road, in Mark Hughes' first home league game in charge.
Heidar Helguson opened the scoring with a 33rd-minute penalty after James McCarthy handled the ball in the box, before Akos Buzsaky added a second with a stunning free-kick which flew in off the post.
Hugo Rodallega's curling effort halved the deficit, and Helguson's penalty was then saved by Ali Al Habsi to keep the Latics in contention, but Tommy Smith's stunning right-footed strike from long range sealed the victory for QPR, who had taken just one point from their previous seven league games.
QPR's win dropped Wolverhampton Wanderers into the bottom three, as they lost 3-2 at home to Aston Villa, for whom former Molineux favourite Robbie Keane scored a brace. Darren Bent gave the visitors the lead in the 11th minute after he nicked the ball off Christophe Berra and was tripped in the box.
Michael Kightly levelled after 20 minutes when he shaped to cross from the right, cut inside and angled a left-foot shot across Shay Given into the far corner, and David Edwards' close-range header after half an hour put Mick McCarthy's men ahead at the break.
Keane, on loan at Villa from the Los Angeles Galaxy, levelled after 50 minutes and then drilled in a superb second in the 84th minute from the edge of the box. Karl Henry's red card for a petulant swipe at Marc Albrighton completed a miserable day for McCarthy's men, who extended their winless league run to eight games.
Rovers grab point at Goodison
QPR are also now above Blackburn Rovers, who drew 1-1 at Everton. Tim Cahill's first goal since December 2010 gave Everton a 1-0 lead. He finished from close range after a delicate chip into the box by Landon Donovan.
Rovers levelled when Tim Howard failed to deal with a high ball into the box and David Goodwillie, in the side in place of the suspended Ayegbeni Yakubu, charged down Cahill's attempted clearance to force the ball home in the 72nd minute.
Sunderland's revival under Martin O'Neill continued as they won 2-0 at home to Swansea City. They claimed their fifth win in eight league games under the Northern Irishman as Stephane Sessegnon scored the first with a wonderful angled shot following a one-two with James McClean in the 14th minute, and then set up Craig Gardner to fire in a spectacular strike.
West Bromwich Albion ended a run of three straight league defeats with a last-gasp 2-1 win at Stoke City. James Morrison gave the Baggies the lead with a swerving shot ten minutes before the break which deceived Thomas Sorensen. Cameron Jerome equalised for Stoke but Graham Dorrans' free-kick in injury time evaded everyone and found the corner of the net.


text:
HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
By Arif Durrani, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 27 June 2012 10:04AM
LBi has confirmed it is in "ongoing discussions" with third parties about a possible sale, but declined to confirm or deny whether Omnicom was among them.
According to sources, Omnicom's executive vice president, Randy Weisenburger, is leading discussions with the Dutch agency from the US.
It remains unclear if Publicis Groupe or IPG are also involved in talks, although senior Campaign sources from WPP, Aegis and Havas have ruled themselves out of any acquisition process.
Last May, Publicis Groupe bought US digital agency Rosetta for $575m (£354m) and doubts remain whether such a similar deal for another digital agency grown through a series of acquisitions in the Western economy would be an attractive proposition at this juncture.
LBi International is Europe's largest independent marketing and technology agency, with 30 operations in 16 countries, and a staff of approximately 2,120. Last year the company's had a turnover of $250 million and net profit of £22 million.
In November, chief executive Luke Taylor told Campaign: "I would say we have the most mature service mix, in that we spend a huge amount of time working out how to blend all our offerings - CRM, social, search, design and build, digital campaign and branded content - into a seamless, simple package."
The agency as it stand today was formed in 2006, but its heritage stretches way back to the turn of the century, when the Swedish internet consultancy Icon Medialab merged with rival Dutch web company Lost Boys to form Lb Icon, led from Amsterdam in 2001.
LB Icon then merged with Framfab in August 2006 to become LBi and went on to acquire agencies Syrup and Special Ops in 2008 and BigMouthMedia in 2010. In November last year the conglomerate bought youth marketing and social media agency, Mr Youth, in a deal valued around $45 million.
The WPP-AKQA deal was announced during the Cannes Lions festival last week, ending five years of courtship in which Martin Sorrell's holding group had been rebuffed twice. The 17-year-old is slightly smaller in size to LBi, with 1,160 staff and projected revenues of $230m for 2012.
However, unlike LBi's rapid expansion through a series of acquisitions since 2001, akin to North American agency Rosetta, AKQA has grown its business and international footprint through organic growth.
In a comment to Campaign, which the WPP chief executive readily admitted was "ironic coming from me", Sorrell said: "The best agencies are organically grown."
"The strongest brands are the unifying brands that have grown organically. What Ajaz has done with Tom is build on very strong relations and have a very strong new business record."
Follow Arif Durrani on Twitter: @DurraniMix
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
Before commenting please read our rules for commenting on articles.
If you see a comment you find offensive, you can flag it as inappropriate. In the top right-hand corner of an individual comment, you will see 'flag as inappropriate'. Clicking this prompts us to review the comment. For further information see our rules for commenting on articles.
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0


text: While the debate on Homer rages on Im sure we are all looking forward to his debut when ever it happens. I was wondering what are the debuts that you were most excited to see. Of course a lot of the ones recently have not turned out to be that great in the end like Wagner and Larson. Since I live in VA, this is the first year I have followed the reds online and have known as much about the organization as whole as I do. Therefore I dont really have anyone that compares to Bailey. I was at in attendance at Josh Hall's debut which I was excited about at the time. Sad I know but he was a young pitcher from VA and he looked really good in his first start. After that not so much.


text:
Special Visit to Rome's Monte Testaccio
- Community & Culture
- Via Galvani 18, Rome, Lazio, 00153
Italian Craft Beer Event
Katie Parla
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EST)
Katie Parla is a Rome-based food and beverage journalist. She is the author of the blog Parla Food and the mobile apps "Katie Parla's Rome" and "Katie Parla's Istanbul".
In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue.


text:
Monday Night Music Series
- Music
- 6400 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX, 77057
The Moth StorySLAM
Stereo Live
Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at 6:30 PM - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 10:30 PM (CDT)
General Admission tickets guarantee admittance, with a first-come, first-serve selection of seating. Make sure to show up by 7:00pm to ensure admittance.
The Moth is thrilled to set up residence in Houston, with a monthly StorySLAM at Stereo Live, featuring stories by…maybe YOU? If you want to tell a story for The Moth, or know someone who'd be perfect, see all the details below. Come to tell or come to listen!
Come join us for...
"FIRSTS" on Tuesday, September 10th
Hosted by: David Crabb (host of the monthly, NYC SLAMs)
Stereo Live Ticketing Policy: Tickets can be transferred between patrons at their own risk. If a transferred ticket does not scan, proof of purchase will be required to redeem the ticket. Acceptable Proof forms: Legal, Valid Government issued ID. Stereo Live cannot be held responsible for any issues that arise with a transferred ticket.
Ticketing Related Issues can be directed to: email@example.com
Stereo Live, LLC.
In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue.


text:
Tesco Grocery
Best Android shopping apps2 December 2011
The best Android shopping apps come for free. After all, why would someone charge you for one when you're about to spend so much money with them because of it? So, picking a bunch out from the Android Market and downloading until you find the ones that... >>
Tesco Grocery app hits Nokia Ovi Store10 August 2010
Ovi by Nokia has pulled off a bit of a coup, with Tesco choosing that platform to launch its mobile shopping app. Although the UK supermarket giant made its Clubcard app available on iPhone, BlackBerry and other operating systems on its debut, the new... >>


text:
D.C. Weather Forecast: Warming Weekend
Warmer temperatures and dry conditions for the weekend ahead, as we salute all veterans.
Overnight: Clear and Chilly again
Lows: 32-42° | Wind: Light
Saturday: Mostly Sunny & Milder
Highs: 60-65° | Wind: SSE 5-10 mph
Sunday: Mostly Sunny & Warm
Highs: 65-70° | Wind: SSE 5-10 mph
A delightful weekend ahead, with dry conditions and after 2 weeks of below aveage temperatures, some milder air comes our way. More importnat in the Northeast, a chance to recover after Sandy and this week's nor'easter. A general area of high pressure will keep mostly sunny skies over us for the weekend. Look at the highs for the Mid-Atlantic for Saturday and Sunday.
For the observed Veterans day holiday on Monday, it will still be dry & mild, but breezy, as a cold front approaches. The cold front will slide through on Tuesday and will bring clouds, showers, and breezy weather. Temperatures Wednesday through Friday of next week will drop back into the 50s.
Thank you to all of the men and women who have and continue to serve our country!


text:
Meet the Presenters
Ben Kadamus
Associate Director of Housing & Residence Life
College of the Holy Cross
Ben Kadamus is the Associate Director of Housing and Residence Life, and is the professional staff advisor for Communications with NJSLC this year. He has worked at Holy Cross for 6 years, and lives on campus with his wife Katie and daughters Ellie and Anna. When he's not around campus, you can find Ben at any of the local area playgrounds with his girls, or at his favorite Worcester hidden gem: Gibby's Ice Cream. Ben is also a huge New York Giants fan, and is officially obsessed with Walt Disney World.
Alice Laffey
Associate Professor, Department of Religious Studies
College of the Holy Cross
Professor Alice L. Laffey is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Religious Studies at Holy Cross. She teaches Introduction to the Old Testament, Readings in Feminist Theology, Women in/and the Bible, and Theology and Ecology. Recently she has been teaching first year students in the Montserrat program, either Stewardship and Sustainability or a year-long course, Relationships and Connections. Her own liberal arts education is the foundation of her intellectual life. She never aspired to be a leader, but to become her best self.
Chris Ryan, S.J.
Grants Associate,
Office of Grants and Corporate and Foundation Giving
College of the Holy Cross
Chris Ryan, SJ joined the Holy Cross Jesuit Community in June 2009, and currently works in the Grants Office at the College. He entered the Society in August 2004, after graduating from Dartmouth College with a geography major and religion minor. Originally from southern New Jersey, he enjoys classical music, writing letters, hiking, literature, and knitting. An avid distance runner, he has completed seven marathons. Having traveled in Mexico and Chile, and worked for three years in a predominantly Mexican parish in St. Louis, he is fluent in Spanish and fond of Latin American culture, cuisine, and spirituality.
Jenn DeLuca
Assistant Director for Student Programs
College of the Holy Cross
Jenn DeLuca is the Late Night Programming Co-Director for NJSLC 2012. Her responsibility is to work with Jess Desimone to coordinate all of the entertainment for the late night programming including Casino Night, Trivia Night and a signature Holy Cross event - The Edge! She got involved with NJSLC because of her passion for student leaders and experience in late night programs! Jenn's primary role on campus is the Assistant Director for Student Programs in the Office of Student Involvement and has been in this role since July 2011. She is also an alum of the institution. In her full time role, she oversees the Campus Activities Board and all of the Late Night and Weekend Programming as well as other special projects. One fun fact is that she got engaged on her first day of work at Holy Cross!
Kaitlin Bevins
Community Development Coordinator
College of the Holy Cross
Kaitlin Bevins works in the Office of Residence Life & Housing as a Community Development Coordinator at the College of the Holy Cross. Kaitlin will be starting her third year at Holy Cross. Originally from Connecticut, Kaitlin moved to Worcester, MA to attend Assumption College where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology. She attended Springfield College to receive her Master of Education in Student Personnel Administration. Between undergraduate and graduate schools, Kaitlin spent a year serving the South side of Chicago with the Augustinian Volunteers. In her free time, Kaitlin likes to read nonfiction, run, and laugh.
Sarah Gallenberg
Community Development Coordinator
College of the Holy Cross
Sarah Gallenberg is beginning her second year as a Community Development Coordinator in Residence Life at Holy Cross. A native to Minnesota, Sarah received her B.A. in English and Communication from another Jesuit school, Saint Louis University, and her M.A. in Education with an emphasis in leadership in student affairs. Some of her experiences include new student and transfer orientation, Greek life, residence life, academic affairs, and service learning. She was also an intern with the Association of College and University Housing Officers International at La Trobe University in Australia. A proud Midwesterner, Sarah enjoys playing in the snow and watching her Minnesota sports teams. Other interests include traveling, dancing, cooking, photography and writing.
Evan Maloney
Community Development Coordinator
College of the Holy Cross
Evan Maloney has been living, studying and working at Jesuit institutions for over 8 years. After graduating from Holy Cross in 2008 with a double major in English and German, he went on to earn his Masters degree in Higher Education Administration from the Lynch School at Boston College. Evan is currently working as a Community Development Coordinator in the Residence Life and Housing Office at Holy Cross. In addition to his work in residence life, Evan has been involved with Recreation/Intramurals/Club Sports, Orientation/First Year Experience, Judicial Affairs and the Sophomore Experience.
Caitlin MacNeil
Head Resident Assistant
College of the Holy Cross
Caitlin MacNeil is currently a junior and a proud member of the Class of 2013 at the College of the Holy Cross. She is majoring in English with concentrations in Creative Writing as well as Peace and Conflict Studies. For her, the opportunity to take part in the NJSLC leadership team means meeting other great student leaders and showing off all that Worcester has to offer. In addition to serving as the Hospitality Director for NJSLC, Caitlin works as a Resident Assistant in Mulledy Hall, one of the first-year residence halls on campus. Originally from Tewksbury, Massachusetts, she is a die-hard Red Sox fan that enjoys summers vacationing with her family in Maine. Caitlin cannot wait to welcome you all on opening day of NJSLC 2012 and make your stay here in Worcester as wonderful as possible!
Neal Lipsitz, Ph. D.
Associate Dean for Student Development
College of the Holy Cross
Neal Lipsitz, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean for Student Development at Holy Cross. He oversees Health Services, Counseling, Disability Services, and Wellness Programming. He has been at Holy Cross for 13 years. Dr. Lipsitz chairs the College's Crisis, Catastrophic Emergency and Postvention Plan as well as the College Advisory Board on Alcohol. He recently helped develop a Bystander Training Program for student leaders. A licensed psychologist, he maintains a small private practice. He also teaches an advanced seminar in the Psychology Department at Holy Cross titled "Adult Psychopathology". Dr. Lipsitz is currently national chair of the NASPA Disability Knowledge Community.
Stephanie Yuhl
Associate Professor of History
College of the Holy Cross
Stephanie Yuhl is an Associate Professor of History at the College of the Holy Cross. A specialist in twentieth-century social, political and cultural history, she regularly teaches courses on social movements, gender and sexuality, war and memory, and public history. Yuhl is the author of the prize-winning book, A Golden Haze of Memory: The Making of Historic Charleston, and numerous scholarly articles and reviews. Her current work is an oral history of U.S. women soldiers returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. She lives in Worcester with her husband, three children, and dog.
Fr. John Savard, S.J.
Rector of the Jesuit Community and Education Department Lecturer
College of the Holy Cross
Fr. John Savard, S.J., is rector of the Jesuit community at the College of the Holy Cross, where he also teaches in the education department. Before arriving at to Holy Cross four years ago, he spent nine years at the University of San Francisco (USF) as director of Campus Ministry. He received his doctorate in education from USF in 2010. His passion is leading service-immersion programs, and he has led over 25 immersion experiences for students to locations such as Jamaica, Dominican Republic, and numerous locations in Central America.
Ben Cannon
Assistant Director for Student Leadership;
College of the Holy Cross
Ben Cannon was born and raised in Lowell, Massachusetts. He got his bachelor's degree from Springfield College in Youth Development. He went on to attend the University of Connecticut where he worked in Leadership Programs and earned a Master's in Higher Education Administration. At Holy Cross he coordinates a few off campus weekend workshops, an on campus leadership conference and is working on creating a yearlong leadership experience. He is extremely excited to be part of NJSLC 2012!
Nick Lowery
Director of Recreation, Intramurals and Club Sports
College of the Holy Cross
Nick Lowery is the Director of Recreation, Intramurals, and Club Sports at Holy Cross. Prior to Holy Cross, Nick was the Assistant Director of Student Involvement for Recreation at Merrimack College. Before committing to higher education Nick's experience includes Sports Marketing at Reebok International, Ballpark Operations with the Philadelphia Phillies, and Game Day Operations for the Boston Cannons and Manchester Monarchs. In his spare time, Nick enjoys spending time with friends and family, vacationing, and participating in and officiating sports.
Jerry Maday
Transportation Manager
College of the Holy Cross
Jerry Maday is currently the Transportation Manager at Holy Cross. His career in Logistics and Transportation has provided him experience in various sectors including 501 c (3) charities, retail manufacturing and global relief organizations. He is an alumnus of the Metrowest Leadership Academy which specializes in cross-sector collaboration throughout Central Massachusetts. He speaks Spanish and Swedish and has traveled extensively. He is active in the choral community as a composer, teacher and speaker. He graduated with Honors from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point with a Bachelor's degree in Music Theory. Jerry is married and has four children.
Jeffrey Reppucci
President and Founder of the 501c(3) non-profit organization Students Helping Children Across Borders, Inc. and facilitator of the Suzdal, Russia 2012 initiative
College of the Holy Cross
Robert Jones
Associate Director of Multicultural Education
College of the Holy Cross
Robert T. Jones is a multifaceted and competent educator in the Leadership, Nonviolence, Inclusion and Diversity/Organizational Effectiveness industry. He currently serves as the Associate Director of Multicultural Education at the College of the Holy Cross. Robert seeks to use his skills in an effort to build long lasting bridges between people of diverse backgrounds, develop safe communities as well as provide the business and education community with the skills needed to compete in an ever-changing global arena.
Melisa Jaquez
Assistant Director of Multicultural Education
College of the Holy Cross
Melisa Jaquez is a Worcester, MA native. A graduate of the North High School class of 2002 Melisa went on to receive a Bachelors of Arts degree from the College of the Holy Cross in 2006. Her student involvements in Residence Life and Student Activities as an undergraduate led her to pursue a Masters of Education in Higher Education at Springfield College. After having worked at Fairfield University as an Area Coordinator in the Office of Residence Life, Melisa is happy to be back at her alma mater and working with many of the programs she was once involved with as a student. Her passion for leadership development and mentoring guides the work she does on a daily basis.
Paul Irish
Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs
College of the Holy Cross
Paul A. Irish is the Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs at the College of the Holy Cross. Paul arrived at Holy Cross in the Fall or 2004, and in his position he is responsible for the administration of the College's student disciplinary process, serves as a member of the senior student affairs leadership team, and assists the Vice President with major projects and initiatives such as strategic planning, divisional assessment and community relations.
Chris Tota
Head Resident Assistant
College of the Holy Cross
Chris Tota is a rising senior Biology Major at Holy Cross from Commack, NY. He has spent the last three years living in the same Residence Hall, and this year will return to Wheeler Hall as the Head Resident Assistant for his senior year. Other things besides residence life which he is involved in on campus is, Special Olympics, Campus Ministry, and Holy Cross Dance Marathon. Off the hill, he is an avid outdoorsman, and spends most of his time skiing, hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, or working for National Ski Patrol. He plans to get a Master in Public Health and work for those who have mental disabilities.
Jeff Godowski
SGA Director of Student Life & Student Resident Director
College of the Holy Cross
Jeff Godowski is a rising senior at Holy Cross from Scranton, PA majoring in Classics and minoring in Art History. Some of his involvements include being the Student Resident Director, Co-Chair of Holy Cross' gay-straight alliance ABiGaLe/Allies, SGA Director of Student Life, and Student Involvement Office Assistant. He also studied abroad last semester at Loyola University Chicago's John Felice Rome Center. He is interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Student Affairs.
Andy DeVivo
Holy Cross Alumnus
College of the Holy Cross
Andy DeVivo is a resident of Berlin, CT. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross this past year with a major in Spanish. He has a sister, Michelle, and two step-brothers, Eric and Tyler. Andy enjoys playing sports in his free time, especially Ultimate Frisbee. Andy became very interested in Latin American during his time at Holy Cross and he will go to Santiago, Chile this coming December to work with JVC International teaching English and working part-time in a church for the next two years.
John Cannon
Associate Director of Physical Plant
College of the Holy Cross
John Cannon is the Associate Director of Physical Plant for Operations and Planning at the College of the Holy Cross where he is responsible for all the trades and work control personnel who maintain the campus buildings. He has been successfully leading facilities and engineering personnel in the building operations and construction areas for 25 years at both Holy Cross and MIT. He most recently received the APPA's 2012 Rex Dillow Award for Outstanding Article, "Exceeding Expectations" in Facilities Manager magazine.
Ronald Jarrett
Class Dean for 2012, 2017, and Transfer Students & Professor of Chemistry
College of the Holy Cross
For the past 26 years, Professor Ronald Jarret has taught chemistry at College of the Holy Cross. He was named Distinguished Teacher in 1996. Jarret was Department Chair from 1996 until 2008 when he was appointed Dean, Class of 2012. Jarret has a career total of over 30 scholarly publications. He has served on numerous committees and K-12 outreach programs. Jarret is a member of Alpha Sigma Nu. A first-generation college graduate, he received a B.S. in chemistry and a B.A. in biology from Rhode Island College in 1982, and a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from Yale University in 1987.
Jacqueline Peterson
Vice President for Students Affairs/Dean of Students
College of the Holy Cross
Jacqueline Peterson is the Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students right here at the College of the Holy Cross. She has served in this capacity since August 1997. She has worked in Student Affairs related positions for twenty-five years. Prior to joining Holy Cross, Jackie was Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Pitzer College in Claremont, California. Previous to that, she spent 10 years at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in various student affairs positions including Dean of Women, Senior Associate Dean of Students, Acting Dean of Students, culminating her tenure there as Assistant to the President and Director of Multicultural Affairs. On a personal note, Jackie resides in Northborough, Massachusetts with Daryl, her husband of 40 years, a manager for Royal Ahold Corporation. She has two adult children, daughter Danielle and son Brett.
Margaret Freije
Associate Dean of the College
College of the Holy Cross
Margaret Freije earned her bachelor's degree at Boston College and Ph.D. in mathematics at Brown University. She came to Holy Cross in the fall of 1986. She is currently an associate professor of mathematics and associate dean of the college, and is a recent "graduate" of the Ignatian Colleagues Program. Before becoming associate dean she served as the class dean for the classes of 1999 and 2003. She was honored with the Holy Cross Distinguished Teaching Award in 1997 and was named a "Woman of Distinction" by the Girl Scouts in 2003. She lives in Worcester with her husband and three children.
Bill Gibbons
Head Women's Basketball Coach
College of the Holy Cross
Bill Gibbons enters his 32nd season coaching basketball at Holy Cross. He was a four year Asst Coach with the Men's Team, before taking over the Women's Program in 1985. Bill has created an enthusiastic craze for Women's Basketball atop Mt St James. Coach Gibbons has led the Crusaders to 13 League Championships and 14 Post Season appearances. On December 3rd of last year, Bill recorded his 500th career victory. He has a 100% graduation rate and has coached 12 Academic All-Americans. His team is very active in Community Service, especially with the Mercy Centre School for the physically and mentally challenged. His program was honored at the Final Four in 2007 with the WBCA National Award for Community Service. Bill is a member of the New England Basketball Hall of Fame. He also is a lector and teaches Confirmation class at St Joan of Arc Church. He and his wife Lisa (a big part of the family atmosphere that Bill has created) have two sons, Billy (23) and Bobby (20).
Stephanie Montilla
Head Orientation Leader
College of the Holy Cross
Stephanie Montilla is currently the Head Orientation Leader for the Class of 2016. Prior to this position, she served as a Resident Assistant for two years. She enjoys singing and performing in "Delilahs", the first female acapella group established in Holy Cross. Although Holy Cross is Stephanie's "home away from home", she enjoys spending time with her family in Rhode Island, especially with her 4 adorable nieces. During her days of relaxation she enjoys watching TV series Grey's Anatomy, hanging out with friends and writing poetry.
Chalmer Swanson
Manresa Retreat Leader & Orientation Leader
College of the Holy Cross
California, Louisiana, and New Hampshire. What do these 3 states have in common? Pretty much nothing. Aside from the fact that I've lived in each of these 3 places for no less than 5 years. All of my family lives in California. In Louisiana I developed a Southern accent, and in New Hampshire I lost my accent. I am a Manresa Retreat Leader, an Orientation Leader, and enjoy saying "yes" more than saying "no". My name is Chalmer Swanson '13, a math major, at the College of the Holy Cross, interested in pursuing becoming a medical doctor, and I hope to meet you at the conference!
Fran Taylor
Director of Wellness Programming
College of the Holy Cross
In July of 2002, Fran Taylor she took the position of Director of Wellness Programming here at Holy Cross. Fran was recently elected to the Board of the New England College Health Association. In 2007-08 she a finalist in the Outstanding AOD Professional category awarded by Outside the Classroom, and the college was also recognized for their prevention efforts that year. In 2008-09, Fran's application to Outside the Classroom garnered the Highest Honor Prevention Excellence Award for the college which came with a $10,000 cash award. Fran loves to garden, kayak and has been running all of her adult life. She recently came in first in her age group at the local Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning. She lives in Westborough, MA with her husband and keeps track of her two adult children, Dave, 27 who works for Google in Mountain View, CA and Tanya Rose, 24, who teaches English in Fukuoka, Japan.
Jenna Sattar
Office of Graduate Student Life Graduate Assistant & Office of Residential Life Graduate Staff Assistant
Boston College
Christopher J. Osnato
President, Undergraduate Government of Boston College
Boston College
Derrick Cunningham
Marketing and Finance Chair of Residence Hall Association
Seattle University
Joseph Smalzer
Student Athlete
Loyola University Chicago
Jessie Bazan
Campus Sacristan
Marquette University
Katie Kelsey
Assistant Director for Student Activities
Creighton University
Tommy Backe
Creighton University
Matthew Hoover
Creighton University
Pauline Tolentino
Peer Student Leadership Team Member
Loyola University Chicago
Taylor Jantz
Vice Prsident for Student Affairs
Creighton University
Nick Mascio
Vice President for Programming
Creighton University
Marci Walton
Resident Director
Santa Clara University
Cailtin-Coe Fitzpatrick
Commuter Freshmen Mentor Program Coordinator, Programming Coordinator of the Commuting Students Association
Fordham University
Kevin Quaratino
Vice President of Student Affairs, Former President of the Commuting Students Association and Commuter Freshmen Mentor
Fordham University
Gabriella Giunta
Vice President of the Commuting Students Association and Commuter Freshmen Mentor
Fordham University
Melissa Gazal
President of the Commuting Students Association and Commuter Freshmen Mentor.
Fordham University
Shannon Howes
Director of Student Leadership Development
Loyola University Chicago
Matthew Razek
Chief of Staff, Unified Student Government Association
Loyola University Chicago
Travis Olson
Intern in the Office of the Vice President for Student Development
Loyola University Chicago
Yolanda Barnes
Coordinator of Student Leadership Development
Loyola University Chicago
Julia Pointer
President, Unified Student Government Association
Loyola University Chicago
Stephanie Morrow
previous Hunger Week team leader, current Assistant Manager for Conference Services at Loyola University Chicago


text:
Congratulations to Professor Harry Mallgrave on being awarded an RIBA Honorary Fellowship
The Royal Institute of British Architects' (RIBA) Council today approved 12 new RIBA Honorary Fellowships to reward individuals from a diverse spectrum of backgrounds, including the worlds of education, sustainability, engineering, property development, journalism, politics and the wider built environment industry.
RIBA Honorary Fellowships are awarded annually to people who have made a particular contribution to architecture in its broadest sense. This includes its promotion, administration and outreach; and its role in building moresustainable communities and in the education of future generations.
The 2013 RIBA Honorary Fellowships will be awarded on Wednesday 6 February 2013


text:
Neighborly Attention
Local focus of Philharmonic draws crowds, prominent guests
Posted: July 20, 2012 at 2:20 a.m.
Steven Byess is a man with a mission. Or perhaps it is better to say the Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra, which will begin its third season in October, embodies his mission. The APO, which typically performs at Bentonville's Arend Arts Center, wants to be the area's hyperlocal symphony, with local soloists, local musicians and educational elements for nearby students.
This story is only available from our archives.
Whats Up, Pages 16 on 07/20/2012
« Previous Story
Symphony: Fortified
Two symphonies may have moved into its regional market, but the Fort Smith Symphony, now in its 89th year, continues moving forward, too. Read »
Next Story »
In an alternate world, one without The Beatles, James Greeson might have played trombone all of his life. That was the instrument he started on, and the one he started play... Read »


text:
Fish Without Meat UAX Hoodies - keep warm this winteradded Oct/2008, see all Fish Without Meat news & reviews
announcement by Fish Without Meat
This announcement has been read 5,815 times
Stay warm this winter with the new range of hoodies from UAX. Available for both men and women, the hoodies are lined with a soft fleece fabric, they come with elasticated cuffs, draw-string hood & waist, and a fleece lined front pocket to keep your hands warm.
320 print designs and 20 colours to choose from. Visit www.fishwithoutmeat.com and customise your colours.
For more information visit Fish Without Meat
Gear Forum ( Read more | 1 comments, 03 Nov 2008 )
This announcement has been read 5,815 times
Gear News and Outdoor Industry News at UKC and UKH presents climbing, walking and mountaineering equipment and stories that will be of interest to UKClimbing.com's readers. They are not gear reviews and are provided by companies that advertise with UKClimbing Limited. Please feel free to comment about the stories and products on the associated thread.


text:
Learn more about Canon Powershot ELPH 330 HS Black Digital Camera 8GB Bundle:
Manufacturer: Canon
Mfg Part#: E1CNPSE330HSK
Sku: 248396477
See more in Point & Shoot Bundles
|Includes: Powershot ELPH 330 HS Black 12.1MP Digital Camera with 10x Opt. Zoom and Wi-Fi 8GB Secure Digital SD Memory Card Ultra-Compact Digital Camera Deluxe Carrying Case - DP15 Flexible Mini Table-top Tripod 3pc. Lens Cleaning Kit Share with Powerful Style.Radiant in a sleekly rounded new design, the PowerShot ELPH 330 HS boasts enhanced built-in Wi-Fi that enables you to comment on photos and share them to social networking sites quickly and easily - even within specific groups. The powerful new 10x Optical Zoom with 24mm Wide-Angle lens gets you up close and out wide to capture the world in a whole new way, while the Canon HS SYSTEM - the combination of a 12.1 Megapixel CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 Image Processor - delivers sharply detailed images with vivid, natural color, even in dark lighting. You'll make memories last in beautifully realistic 1080p Full HD video with a press of the dedicated movie button, and use new Hybrid Auto to automatically create an optimized video overview of your day's activities. High Speed AF ensures well-focused action shots, and Intelligent IS delivers blur-free images. And now shoot longer on a single charge with power consumption-reducing ECO Mode. Specifications:Type- Compact digital camera with built-in flash, 10x Optical, 4x Digital, and 40x Combined Zoom Image Capture DeviceType- 12.1 Megapixel, 1/2.3-inch CMOS Total Pixels- Approx. 12.8. Megapixels Effective Pixels- Approx. 12.1 Megapixels LensFocal Length- 4.3 (W) - 43.0 (T) mm (35mm film equivalent: 24 (W) - 240 (T) mm) Digital Zoom- 4x Focusing Range- Normal: 0.4 in. (1cm) - infinity (W), 3.3 ft. (1m) - infinity (T)- Macro: 0.4 in. - 1.6 ft. (1 - 50cm) (W)- Macro: 1.2 in. - 2.0 ft. (3-60cm) (W) Autofocus System- TTL Autofocus ViewfindersOptical Viewfinder- N/A LCD Monitor- 3.0-inch TFT Color LCD with wide-viewing angle LCD Pixels- Approx. 461,000 dots LCD Coverage- Approx. 100% Aperture and ShutterMaximum Aperture- f/3.0 (W), f/6.9 (T) Shutter Speed...


text:
The Nature 2 I.G. and A.G. replacement W28175 cartridge is designed to fit the Express In-Ground and Express Above-Ground units ( W20171 and W20080) easily and effectively lowers chlorine consumption. The Nature 2 technology uses silver and copper to sanitize your pool water lowering the chlorine necessary to keep your pool clean and clear saving you time and money.
* Designed to fit Express units W20171 and W20080 * Simple and quick installation * Lasts up to 6 months * Lower your chlorine consumption by up to 50%


text:
Photo: Trouble Brewing © Pylon King Against Capit@lism
Submit a new photo of this climb.
Dan Hostford - Lead dnf - 22/Sep/13
aidanb - TR - 25/Jun/11
Hidden - TR dog - 19/Jun/11
RamblingRyan - TR dnf - 15/May/11 with Col
Hard and bold. An inspired lead by GuyPaul Robertson - 2nd dog - 25/Mar/11 with Guy Percival
guy xavier percival - Lead O/S - 25/Mar/11 with paul
arunthomas - TR dog - 19/Mar/11 with Shaun E


text:
I've decided to post some projects about the 555 that I find are really fun and useful/ annoying. www.555-timer-circuits.com has more.
It is overwhelming about where to start...
Step 1: Gather the Parts.
A lot of 555 timers
A lot of jumpers
A lot of electronic components
Step 2: 555 Oscillator
A 555 can be set up in monostable or astable or bistable or as a buffer...Schmitt Trigger...mode.
Monostable means that no matter how long the pulse or how many inputs, at once, it will only output once. When it is triggered again, it will pulse again but only if it has a reset.
Bistable is a flip-flop. Basically, it will remain in one position until it is reset.
An inverter flips the signal. High is low, low is high.
Step 3: 555 Blinky.
The circuit above is as follows:
C1 = 100uF
C2 = Not really needed
R1 = Potentiometer of your choice
R2 = 1Kohm resistor
LED1 (Not shown in pic) = 470ohm then LED to ground
Special Treat:
LED (Not shown in pic) = From positive to 470ohm resistor to LED


text:
India and the tiny island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean have joined forces to build an ambitious radio telescope - without money or technical help from any industrialised country.
Situated at Bras d'Eau in the northeast of the island, the Mauritius Radio Tele-scope operates at the relatively long radio wavelength of 2 metres, making it unique in the southern hemisphere. It will be used to observe the centre of the Milky Way, which is inaccessible to telescopes north of the equator.
The new telescope is a collaboration between the University of Mauritius, the Raman Research Institute and the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, both in Bang-alore. It has cost about $1.9 million.
The telescope is a T-shaped array of more than a thousand helical antennas. Most are fixed, but some can be moved up and down railway tracks in a technique known as aperture synthesis. This allows the array of ...
To continue reading this article, subscribe to receive access to all of newscientist.com, including 20 years of archive content.


text:
to page content
to site navigation
Explore the Entrepreneurship.org Resource Center to find resources. Designed with entrepreneurs in mind, our resource center allows you to find materials to grow great ideas.
Terry Bruggeman shares the tale of leading his life sciences company through the decision to obtain capital. After exploring the funding options, including VC and IPO, Bruggeman and his team decide to undertake a reverse merger.
Many entrepreneurs increasingly are exploring alternative ways to raise capital. This overview evaluates four of the most common alternative public equity tracks: foreign markets, corporate shells, private investment in a public equity, and direct public offerings.
Looking at ways to do a public offering, the founders of a biotech company chose a reverse merger, an alternative public offering that ultimately provided the company with access to more funding sources and higher valuation.
KATHLEEN M. EISENHARDT is Professor of Strategy and Organization at Stanford University. She is widely known for her work on strategy, strategic decision making, and innovation in rapidly changing and highly competitive
markets. She is the coauthor (with Shona L. Brown) of the book Competing on the Edge: Strategy as Structured Chaos, published by Harvard Business School Press. Using analogies from The Grateful Dead to the Tour de France and scientific
underpinnings from complexity and time-paced evolutionary theories, this book describes how to compete successfully in dynamic markets. Professor Eisenhardt's current research centers on collaboration and competition in the converging
computing, telecommunications, and semiconductor industries, from the perspectives of complexity, evolutionary and game theories. For her past research on fast strategic decision making, she won the Pacific Telesis Foundation Award. She
has also received the Whittemore Prize (with D. Charles Galunic) for her writing on organizing global corporations in high velocity markets, and the Stern Award (with Claudia B. Schoonhoven) for her work on the formation of strategic
alliances in entrepreneurial companies. She was Co-Principal Investigator on the Global Electronics Study for Andersen Consulting. At Stanford, Professor Eisenhardt has received several teaching awards including selection as one of the Top
8 Professors at Stanford and her course has been selected by students as one of the top 10 at the University. She also serves as the Associate Director of the Stanford Computer Industry Project (SCIP). Professor Eisenhardt has consulted
for a number of major corporations on topics surrounding strategy and organization in rapidly changing markets with particular emphasis on strategy, strategic decision making, product innovation, creation of cross-business synergies, and
top management team dynamics. Her clients h
As vice chairman of America Online, owner of sports teams and serial entrepreneur, Ted Leonsis has accomplished enough for many lifetimes. In addition, however, he uses the leverage of his position and his entrepreneur's drive to tackle a multitude of philanthropic goals.
This worksheet calculates ROI via online technology called RouteTrack, which coordinates product delivery and distribution.
Raising money by selling equity to investors is a rare activity for companies, says CommonAngels' James Geshwiler. Not many CEOs get much practice or guidance on how to do this key task. This document is a sample template for entrepreneurs to use in pitching their companies to angel investors, and covers six main areas of risk and ability to generate return for investors.
An angel investor provides a succinct set of tips on how to pitch your company to investors. Key advice: project confidence and boil your pitch down to one or two sentences to establish a frawework for the audience.
Marissa leads the product management efforts on Google's search products- web search, images, groups, news, Froogle, the Google Toolbar, Google Desktop, Google Labs, and more. She joined Google in 1999 as Google's first
female engineer and led the user interface and webserver teams at that time. Her efforts have included designing and developing Google's search interface, internationalizing the site to more than 100 languages, defining Google News, Gmail,
and Orkut, and launching more than 100 features and products on Google.com. Several patents have been filed on her work in artificial intelligence and interface design. In her spare time, Marissa also organizes Google Movies- outings a few
times a year to see the latest blockbusters- for 6,000+ people (employees plus family members and friends). Concurrently with her full-time work at Google, Marissa has taught introductory computer programming classes at Stanford to over
3,000 students. Stanford has recognized her with the Centennial Teaching Award and the Forsythe Award for her outstanding contribution to undergraduate education. Prior to joining Google, Marissa worked at the UBS research lab (Ubilab) in
Zurich, Switzerland and at SRI International in Menlo Park, California. Graduating with honors, Marissa received her BS in Symbolic Systems and her MS in Computer Science from Stanford University. For both degrees, she specialized in
artificial intelligence. Courtesy of Google, Bart Nagel
Although HandR Block had always been philanthropic, Henry Bloch wanted to establish a company foundation truly committed to the needs of the community as opposed to furthering corporate objectives.
Want to get connected? Sign up to receive regular news, polls and updates from The Kauffman Foundation.
A robust online curriculum for entrepreneurs.
Explore Founders School >
A network of U.S. cities facilitating a weekly entrepreneur education program. Go to 1 Million Cups >
Whether you are starting or growing a company, FastTrac will help you live your dream at each stage.
Get started with FastTrac >


text:
Forum Menu
Daily Digest
Home Page
Post Response
Re: biting peoplePosted by: Leslie Hemsing
Posted on: November 12, 2002 at 22:52:12
In Reply to: biting people
: We have a 6 year old male JRT and a 14 month old baby. Our neighbor entered our house the other day and had our daugter in her arms. Our JRT bit the neighbor on her leg and wouldn't let go. The bite broke the skin and punctured the muscle in her leg. This is the first time he has bitten a person although he has shown aggressive behavior before. I believe that he thought he was protecting our daughter, but we are concerned that he could bite other people including our daughter. I don't want to just get rid of our dog without exploring our options. He has had basic obedience training and is very loving. He isn't off leash trained and is sometimes aggressive toward other dogs, but not usually with people. What are your suggestions?
Please contact a certified behaviorist for an evaluation of your terrier. Based upon the evaluation, he/she will be able to offer an explanation for the behavior and specific training suggestions on how to change it. Both your vet and obedience instructor should be able to give you a recommendation.
Thank you for considering other options. Aggression problems can result from our own "human" errors. Fortunately, dogs whose behavior has been "influenced" by their owners are the ones who most often respond to the training. :-)
Best of luck,


text:
Food for thought (the media and tragedy)
Daryl Cagle did a great cartoon this past weekend regarding the media and how it loves to exploit a tragedy.
I'm using that thought process in the Reformer's continued coverage at this moment. How much is too much? This is a national tragedy, and many people are interested in having as much information on the topic as possible? But, does this come at the expense of our local coverage? And are we the venue to offer this wealth of coverage (as opposed to, say, our Digital First Media partners at the New Haven Register)? I don't have answers to these questions.
Instead, what I want to offer readers is balance. Continuing coverage? Yes. Explicit details on each victim and a link to their obituary? Too much. I did have a couple of reporters call around to local education officials and talk about how today was handled for local students, how safe our area schools are and how this conversation continues on the local level.
No trackbacks yet.


text:
American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
Family Doctor—American Academy of Family Physicians
The Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons
The College of Family Physicians of Canada
Fractures of the nose. The Merck Manual Professional Edition website. Available at:
http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/injuries%5Fpoisoning/facial%5Ftrauma/fractures%5Fof%5Fthe%5Fnose.html. Updated March 2013. Accessed August 21, 2014.
Nasal fractures. American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery website. Available at:
http://www.entnet.org/content/nasal-fractures. Accessed August 21, 2014.
Ondik MP, Lipinski L, et al. The treatment of nasal fractures: a changing paradigm. Arch Facial Plast Surg. 2009;11(5):296-302.
Rosen P, Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, Adams J.
Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA; Mosby Elsevier; 2006.
Rother T, Riechelmann H, Gronau S. Secondarily accelerated foreign bodies as a source of danger from airbag deployment.
This content is reviewed regularly and is updated when new and relevant evidence is made available. This information is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with questions regarding a medical condition.
Copyright ©
All rights reserved.
Go Back : New Search
Disease & Condition Facts
Disease & Condition Topics
Procedures & Surgery Facts
Health and Wellness
Interactive Tools
Hospital Website Design by Brown Parker & DeMarinis Advertising


text:
Mfg.: ACP, Inc.
Models: Amana RC17S2, Amana RC17S
Please note: Image is the model RC17S2.
This item is brand new and shipped directly from the supplier.
This heavy duty Amana microwave oven is built to handle the fast pace and grueling demands of the busiest kitchens. Ideal for re-thermalizing entrees like lasagna or macaroni and cheese or bulk heating items on demand to eliminate food waste.
Features :
There are currently no reviews for this item. Be the first to write one.


text:
As urbanites, all we get to enjoy, when it comes to nature, is a beautiful lawn and nearby tree, if we are lucky, a garden at our home or nearby neighbor's. In order to really come out from our everyday routine, and have a good whiff of fresh air, there is the public park. The park is a place, since we were children, that we visited to let out some steam, to jump, to play, to scream! Never do we think about the smoke or… Continue Reading
secondhand smoke
On March 16, April 24 and April 27, the Center and participants of the Latinas, Tabaco & Cáncer (LTC) group hosted "Smoke-Free Home" visits. These in-home visits consisted of an educational presentation on tobacco related issues, information regarding smoke-free housing, as well as information on the prevention of cigarette-related fires. LTC participants attended the meetings with neighbors and friends that for the first time were able to get information on the dangers of tobacco and second-hand smoke in their language. One the attendees stated that she had never thought of these issues before… Continue Reading


text:
The Vampire Diaries
Who Is Ian Somerhalder's Girlfriend?
We're pretty sure that Paul Wesley is married, and now it seems Ian Somerhalder (Damon) is taken, too! First, let's take a walk down memory lane to examine Ian's dating history, shall we?
In 2003, Ian's first celebrity girlfriend was Kate Bosworth, who, ironically, is currently dating Alex Skarsgard — another on-screen bloodsucker from True Blood. Following Kate, Ian was then romantically linked to designer Nicky Hilton. (Oh lord, what was he thinking?) During his stint on Lost, Ian began dating Maggie Grace, his co-star and on-screen sister, and they continued their romance for two years. After things turned sour between the two, Ian dated a (gasp!) pedestrian named Megan Auld from 2007 to 2009. Finally, last year he courted another on-screen vamp, Ashley Greene (from the Twilight franchise.)
Rumors have been swirling ever since The Vampire Diaries began that he and co-star Nina Dobrev (Elena) are romantically involved. But while they continually denied they were off-screen sweethearts, a trip to Paris and their canoodling at the Much Music Video Awards in Toronto in June of 2011 pretty much confirmed what we've been saying for months: Ian and Nina are totally coupled up. Congrats, Ian. You scored a pretty awesome chick!


text:
Such a measure would be a radical, highly confrontational response to sanctions.
Dream:ON uses the phone's accelerometers to measure movement through the night.
There are many ways to measure how screwed Republicans are after the last election.
c.1300, "to deal out by measure," from Old French mesurer "measure; moderate, curb" (12c.), from Late Latin mensurare "to measure," from Latin mensura "a measuring, a measurement; thing to measure by," from mensus, past participle of metiri "to measure," from PIE *me- "to measure" (see meter (n.2)).
Replaced Old English cognate mæð "measure." Meaning "to ascertain spatial dimensions of" is mid-14c. To measure up "have the necessary abilities" is 1910, American English. Related: Measured; measuring.
c.1200, "moderation, temperance, abstemiousness;" c.1300, "instrument for measuring," from Old French mesure "limit, boundary; quantity, dimension; occasion, time" (12c.), from Latin mensura "measure" (see measure (v.)). Meaning "size or quantity as ascertained by measuring" is from early 14c. Meaning "action of measuring; standard measure of quantity; system of measuring; appointed or alloted amount of anything" is late 14c. Also from late 14c. are senses "proper proportion, balance." Sense of "that to which something is compared to determine its quantity" is from 1570s. Meaning "rhythmic pattern in music" is late 14c.; from mid-15c. in poetry, c.1500 in dance. Meaning "treatment 'meted out' to someone" is from 1590s; that of "plan or course of action intended to obtain some goal" is from 1690s; sense of "legislative enactment" is from 1759. Phrase for good measure (late 14c.) is literally "ample in quantity, in goods sold by measure."
measure meas·ure (mězh'ər)
Dimensions, quantity, or capacity as ascertained by comparison with a standard.
A reference standard or sample used for the quantitative comparison of properties.
A unit specified by a scale, such as a degree, or by variable conditions, such as room temperature.
A system of measurement, such as the metric system.
A device used for measuring.
The act of measuring.
An evaluation or a basis of comparison.
Extent or degree.
A definite quantity that has been measured out.
To ascertain the dimensions, quantity, or capacity of.
To mark, lay out, or establish dimensions for by measuring.
To bring into comparison.
To mark off or apportion, usually with reference to a given unit of measurement.
To serve as a measure of.
Several words are so rendered in the Authorized Version. (1.) Those which are indefinite. (a) Hok, Isa. 5:14, elsewhere "statute." (b) Mad, Job 11:9; Jer. 13:25, elsewhere "garment." (c) Middah, the word most frequently thus translated, Ex. 26:2, 8, etc. (d) Mesurah, Lev. 19:35; 1 Chr. 23:29. (e) Mishpat, Jer. 30:11, elsewhere "judgment." (f) Mithkoneth and token, Ezek. 45:11. (g) In New Testament metron, the usual Greek word thus rendered (Matt. 7:2; 23:32; Mark 4:24). (2.) Those which are definite. (a) 'Eyphah, Deut. 25:14, 15, usually "ephah." (b) Ammah, Jer. 51:13, usually "cubit." (c) Kor, 1 Kings 4:22, elsewhere "cor;" Greek koros, Luke 16:7. (d) Seah, Gen. 18:6; 1 Sam. 25:18, a seah; Greek saton, Matt. 13:33; Luke 13:21. (e) Shalish, "a great measure," Isa. 40:12; literally a third, i.e., of an ephah. (f) In New Testament batos, Luke 16:6, the Hebrew "bath;" and choinix, Rev. 6:6, the choenix, equal in dry commodities to one-eighth of a modius.


text:
Hunt down Dracula with your deadly turn based stakes
Bump your way through Nitrome's arenas in this multiplayer battle mayhem.
Navigate your way through this atmospheric puzzle platformer.
Swap all spikes with blocks or springs with coins. Rewire the Platformer!
Third instalment of our popular Dairy based franchise now in the desert!
Bounce your way through the S.S Squeakstar and help save our solar system!
Up to 4 players can battle it out in this action packed platform shooter.
Navigate your swarm throughout the mainframe and defeat mew tube!
Solve the puzzles using different colour palettes and save left eye!
The concluding part to the action puzzle platforming Test Subject series
Take on the rival cavemen in this two player arrow firing competition!
Guide the chimp in this puzzle platformer to get items for Nitrome games!
Co-op sequel with over 150 levels. Now with Good and Evil packs for free!
Plunge your way through this action-packed puzzler!
Sequel to our super popular action-packed multiplayer game!
Swindler is back for a bigger and better drop and roll puzzle filled adventure.
Pick, click and flick your way through this social snot flinging fun!
Drop, tangle & roll your way through this action packed puzzle filled adventure!
Help guide our 7 heroes through the perils in this corrupted game cart world!
Defeat your rivals in this Two Player spin off from the Test Subject Series!
The second chapter in the test subject series with new developments afoot!
Perform a series of tests with wrapping portals for the watching scientist.
Blow walls of ice to block enemies in this two player arcade game!
The tribe feels the rumble under foot... they are worm food!
Co-op beat-em-up set in ancient Greece with huge mythical bosses.
Weave your feline way along trap laden courses aboard your legged craft.
Explore the deep avoiding the wildlife finding sunken treasure.
Cut Ice with skating skills to sink the snow beasts.
Hammer the buttons to power your hand car through each treacherous rail road.
Draw the symbols to pop the balloons and stop the beetleknights landing.


text:
metal frame with wheels
Hi all has anyone made thier oven movable by mounting it on a steel base
with heavy duty casters?i saw on in the photo section.
any tips would be great.Thanks and cheers from australia.
Re: metal frame with wheels
I've got one that I roll on and off my trailer.(p.2 i think, on finished oven pics) It has 4 wheels, but I want to add another two to spread out the load. My trailer is the back of a ute and the floor is not all that strong. My oven weighs 160Kgs and the bouncing creates too much weight on the four points of contact. 6 wheels should do it. Still have not put shocks on the trailer.
Re: metal frame with wheels
If you poke around the photos and some old threads, you'll see a number of portable ovens and some discussion on the best way to design them.
Here's the photo David mentioned of his oven:
Re: metal frame with wheels
Thanks guys will get some scrap 2''tube ans get the mig fired up.The missus has approved the budget so am pricing everything.
David what is your inside diameter of your oven mate?
cheers Peter
Re: metal frame with wheels
Inside diam is 540 mm
Re: metal frame with wheels
6 wheels on your pizza trailer? I bet that is going to turn a bit hard...
Re: metal frame with wheels
No it doesn't turn. Just rolls on and off. It works really well. I was worried about handling the weight, but I can handle it on my own quite easily. In fact it works better with fixed wheels, I think I would have trouble if I'd used turning wheels. I adjust the height and slope with the trailers jockey wheel.
Re: metal frame with wheels
Oh - I'm being dense.
The oven dolly will have 6 wheels, not the UTE trailer. I get it now.
Duh... I feel a bit silly. :o
|All times are GMT -7. The time now is 02:28 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO 3.6.0
© 2006/10 Forno Bravo, LLC


text:
IMPORTANT NOTE: The button below will display search results only. To register for classes you must log on to WebAdvisor.
Fall 2015 registration begins on July 13. Classes begin August 24. Click the above button to view available classes.
Still only $46 a unit.
Financial Aid Available
Southwestern College is an equal opportunity educator and employer | Disclaimer | Directions to SWC
© 2011 Southwestern College, 900 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista, CA 91910. (619) 421-6700
The Southwestern College is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Thank you for visiting the Southwestern College website.


text:
Search the largest database of understandable information on rare disorders. Over 1,100 diseases are included. You may also search on an alphabetical index of disease names. The site offers brief information on the disease and links to other related sites at no charge. However, to see the full summary of information for a particular disorder, there is fee of $7.50. (6/29/04) Also included on the site are an organizational database and a database of orphan drugs.
©2009 Norris Medical Library 2003
Zonal Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90089-9130 (323)
442-1116 firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
As speed enthusiasts, we are constantly searching for a greater thrill from our performance vehicles. Some of us can do this with a large bank account, while others accrue credit card balances or borrow from relatives. Some take the plunge and buy a new car that has good power to begin with. Most of us have been down these roads before, and now that we're a little older, hopefully we are a little wiser and practice more restraint with our finances. This doesn't mean that performance has to suffer though. It just takes a little more consumer education to get the best bargain for your money.
That in mind, this author has started this personal project to accomplish just that. With smart decisions and a mild amount of money, I hope to find affordable performance in this third-gen 305 TPI Firebird. I'm shooting for a total investment of $10,000 including the price of the car, which has lightened my wallet by $3,000. That doesn't leave a lot of coin, but many of my friends and Internet acquaintances say it can be done. I've christened my baby Blue Thunder because it's blue, it's going to thunder, and if I can equip it with a laser-guided gatling gun like Roy Scheider's helicopter, then I might just be able to pick off some Fords for target practice. All joking aside, as time and personal funds permit, I will report to you whenever possible with pertinent updates, but it's premature to promise regular installments as Blue Thunder's engine and driveline is too old to be considered "project car reliable." Hey, if the engine or trans eats itself, all bets are off!
Blue Thunder is a 1989 Formula equipped with a Tuned Port Injected 305 cubic-inch engine and a five-speed transmission. It has the G92 3.45-geared rear axle and about 130,000 miles on the odometer. For as long as possible, I intend to gain the aforementioned performance while running 87-octane pump gas. Blue Thunder serves as my daily driver that racks up over 110 miles per day, so gas pricing and fuel mileage are very important factors in this equation. Around the GMHTP office, we had heard that a higher-octane fuel will improve fuel economy but have never found this to be true, so I'll stick with the cheaper petroleum for now.
The car's high mileage makes engine longevity a question. Since it is a daily driver, I want to limit the amount of abuse it receives at the track, but will run the 305 until it dies. Judging from the baseline numbers, the mini-motor is still in pretty good shape though. With nothing more than a very dirty K&N filter, the car ran a best of 14.844 at 93.13 mph. Here are the four runs it made and what we did to get those times.
|Baseline Performance
|Trap Speed
|1. Shift at 4500
|2. Same
|3. Shift at 5000
|4. Same
Obviously there is improvement to be made in the 60-foot times, which should result in a better ET. On the chassis dyno at Crazy Horse Racing in South Amboy, N.J., Blue Thunder turned out a respectable 191.9 horsepower and 272.8 lb.-ft. of torque to the rear wheels. Both the dyno and drag runs were made with a full tank of 87-octane fuel, and the engine temperature at about 160°. The gas gauge is shot so in order to maintain a consistent weight at the drags, I'm going with the full tank, rather than guessing by mileage.
Some of you may have caught the third-gen T-5 Pro 5.0 shifter install in the previous issue. (Wow, what an improvement!) This was my first modification and now that the sloppy stock shifter is gone, I looked for a good aftermarket exhaust system to be the first performance modification. Third-gen owners actually have a pretty good selection when it comes to this performance part, and while the other staffers love the sound of some other popular exhausts, I opted for something a bit quieter due to the excessive time spent in the cockpit.


text:
- Willamette
- News
- News Archive
- 2006
- August
- Olympia Vernon Reads at Friends of the Library Event
Current News
Olympia Vernon Reads at Friends of the Library Event
New Hallie Ford Chair Olympia Vernon will read from her novels Monday, Sept. 18, at 4:30 p.m. in the Hatfield Room of the Hatfield Library at Willamette University. Light refreshments will be served at 4:15 p.m. The reading is free to the public.
Olympia Vernon's raw and formidable talents are on arresting display in earlier novels, "Eden" and "Logic." Her third novel, "A Killing in This Town," is a taut, poetic masterpiece that exhumes a horrific epoch from the annals of the American South.
There is a menace in the woods of Bullock County, Miss., and not only for the black man destined to be lynched when a white boy comes of age. The white men who work at the Pauer Plant are in danger, too, but they turn a deaf ear to the black pastor's urgent warning that the factory is slowly killing them. They are determined to carry on as they always have. Adam Pickens, a white boy on the eve of his 13th birthday, isn't sure he wants to wear the garb being readied for him by the Klan seamstress or participate in the town's ugly ritual. It is only when Gill Mender, a man haunted by past sins, returns to town that redemption seems possible.
A pivotal work of fiction, "A Killing in This Town" exposes the fragile hierarchy of a society poisoned by hatred, and shows the power of one individual to stand up to the demons of history and bring the cycle of violence to an end.
"Olympia Vernon's new novel, a fever-dream evocation of a small Mississippi town" shows "brutal echoes of Emmett Till in the central recurring image," wrote the The New York Times Book Review. "Vernon ... intimate[s] how cyclical violence in a town finds a way of seeping poisonously into its blood and stunting its growth."
Kirkus Reviews wrote, "This is a powerful, difficult work by a writer absolutely determined to see," and according to Publishers Weekly, the "fugue of folk idiom, blues, biblical diction and surreal imagery makes for lots of atmosphere."
Olympia Vernon's first novel, "Eden," was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, and she is the winner of the 2004 Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Foundation Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. In 2005 she received the Louisiana Governor's Award for Professional Artist of the Year.
For more information contact Olympia Vernon at firstname.lastname@example.com or 503-370-6290.


text:
Pronunciation: peritoneal
Pronunciation in English [en]
- Pronunciation by imscotte1 (Male from United States)
- Pronunciation by Happy_turtle (Male from United Kingdom)
0 votes
Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce peritoneal in English
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: Henry VIII
Not satisfied?
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text:
Black and Gold Power Office Interior Design Ideas by i29 and Eckhardt & Leeuwenstein
An elegant office interiors and with a slightly different color concepts with the most modern office design, interior design in this office is dominated by black and gold, combined with the color white to provide balance. This is an office of the investment group, which is done by i29 interior architects working with Eckhardt & Leeuwenstein. The concept of space used by an investment group consisting of several councils who are also owners of capital, so that the distribution of room to place all members of the council in the spotlight with a fun way.
Unique design in the interior of this office is to place the lamp with a large round-shaped hood, on the inside of the lamp shade with black finish, this creates a shadow toward the floor throughout the entire room. Gold is also used to coat on some furniture, so it looks beautiful contrast combined with the color black. For the floor covered with carpet that is grayed out, is also able to cope with a striking gold color, so the office space look comfortable and enjoyable.
Shades of a relaxed and gentle space located in the lounge area, using a combination of white marble floor, with a sofa that has two shades of black and white, to the inside of the lampshade is also given a touch of silver color, it delivers bright shade pattern towards the floor. In this lounge is dominated by white, including the ceiling. For more details visit i29 interior architects.
1 Comment »
Team7 is exclusively available in the United Kingdom from Wharfside – http://www.wharfside.co.uk/team7/
Comment by Jonathan Spybey — July 14, 2011 @ 10:19 pm
RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL


text:
By MATTHEW STEVENS
Rodney Hood went from being booed in Starkville on Tuesday night to universally cheered in that same town less than 12 hours later.
Hood had 33 points and six rebounds while leading Meridian High School to a 70-59 victory over the Yellowjackets two nights ago in a rematch of last year's Class 6A state final in Jackson that Starkville won 57-51 on March 3, 2010.
"It was exciting to look at my future hometown while I go to college," Hood said. "I'd been thinking about this game all week."
Mississippi State officials were unable to comment about any signees because the paperwork had not been officially processed Wednesday.
Hood got the Wildcats on the scoreboard first with a three-pointer and had 19 points in the a first half that saw Meridian head to the locker room with a 39-22 advantage.
"It's hard to double him because he sees over the top of people so well," Starkville High head coach Greg Carter said.
Carter was a first-team All-SEC selection while starting at small forward for State during the 1990-91 season and is currently 26th all-time in scoring with 1,123 points in his MSU career.
"(Hood) is better than he was last year," Carter said. "He's improved over the summer and he was unguardable for us tonight."
With Mississippi State players Dee Bost and Brian Bryant in the stands at Starkville High, Hood played all five positions for Meridian Tuesday night and finished 10-of-15 from the field, 11-of-12 from the foul line and was 4-for-6 from beyond the three-point arc.
"It was nice to see them in the stands (Tuesday night) and see who I'll be playing with next year," Hood said Tuesday night. "I texted Dee this week and he told me he was coming and that was exciting."
The 6-foot-7 left-handed guard, who committed to State on October 27 and was able to convince Okolona guard D.J. Gardner to commit two days later, turned the frown of the local community upside down by signing his national letter-of-intent Wednesday morning with the Bulldogs.
"Rodney is a guy that can do it all for us but I think State is getting a bonified two-guard," Meridian head coach Randy Bolden said. "He's got an old-school game and what separates him from every other good player is his efficiency offensively and his basketball intelligence. It's funny because he'd had that basketball I.Q., since the ninth grade."
Gardner, a 6-foot-7 guard/forward, went ahead and signed a letter of intent with State as well Wednesday morning at Okolona High School.
"I saw that Rodney Hood had committed and then I just decided to stay home and be close to my family," D.J. Gardner said when he committed on October 29. "What this does is it allows my grandmother, uncle and girlfriend from here a chance to see me all the time and see me play."
Prospects are allowed to sign letters of intent through next Wednesday.