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W Floral Design is a floral design studio based in New York City.We offer a unique blend of classic elegance and modern chic. From the lavish wedding to the most simple wedding, W Floral Design will capture the perfect atmosphere with exquisite designs.
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stunning flowers for an insanely affordable priceReviewed on 10/06/2013 Jess P
Chie did the flowers for my wedding in August, and was absolutely fantastic. She replied to emails promptly, and was very nice and understanding when I kept changing things like numbers and colors. I had a somewhat clear idea of what types of flowers and the vibe I wanted, but her execution was far beyond what I expected! The bridesmaids' bouquets were breathtakingly gorgeous, and mine was exactly as I had pictured it. Everyone commented on how elegant yet natural it all looked. Given what others charge for designs half as gorgeous, Chie is a serious steal. We are really lucky we found her, and I know that several of the engaged couples in attendance at our wedding are planning to use her for theirs! I am very controlling and fussy, but the arrangements she created were truly better than what I'd ever imagined (or found on Pinterest...)
Gorgeous!Reviewed on 11/03/2012 Grace A
We were on a tight budget for our wedding and were on the lookout for a vendor who would be able to create beautiful arrangements but not at cut-throat prices. Chie is a godsend - not only was she wonderful to work with, but also extremely knowledgeable and creative. The flower arrangements were GORGEOUS!! We chose seasonal flowers and left the decision to her - giving input as to what we wanted (herbs and color) and what were no-nos (no white flowers!) Delivery was on time - Chie delivered them herself and labelled all the various bouquets and corsages/hair arrangements/pins clearly, so the nervous wedding party wouldn't screw up who should get what. The flowers were a big hit - and many of our friends and vendors wanted Chie's number for their events. Working with Chie was completely stress-free. From just 1 meeting, we knew she took all our details, understood the vibe between me & my husband and the intimacy and closeness we wanted to have for our wedding.
Very professional and flexibleReviewed on 9/11/2012 Estefana D
I used W floral NY for my wedding and Chie was amazing. She gave us exactly what we wanted and stayed within our budget. She truly can be very flexible. She was on top of everything and was very professional to work with. Always available to answer all questions. I'm kind of a picky bride because I've planned about 7 weddings for friends and family, but I can't complain. Thank you Chie!
End product was good, but difficult to work withReviewed on 11/09/2013 Lea
Chie did the flowers for my ceremony and wedding a few weeks ago. Everything turned out beautiful, however, it was a difficult to work with her throughout the planning. I wanted someone who could take my vision and run with it, but Chie seemed more comfortable when I gave her a picture that she could replicated exactly. She makes beautiful arrangements if you know exactly what you want, if you need some guidance, it might be more challenging to get what you want. Overall, Chie was very nice, but I can't give her 5 stars for the issues we had in the planning process.
Simply Elegant DesignsReviewed on 10/29/2013 Kelly H
I am purely rating on my bouquet and our wedding party's boutonnieres/corsages (as those were the only flowers we had)-- they were as the title says "simply elegant." Customer service is top priority for Chie at W Floral Designs-- Chie worked within our budget and went above our expectations. She even hand-delivered my bouquet to my room (long-stemmed yellow calla lilies), an extra step that I was not expecting, but greatly appreciated the extra care.
great flowers, great valueReviewed on 11/07/2012 karen l
Chie from W Floral Design is very dedicated to what she does. She worked very hard with my husband and I to create flowers that fit what we wanted for our wedding. The flowers turned out beautifully. Only slight downside was that parts of my bouquet were droopy by mid-day. Overall, great value, great service, beautiful flowers.
GREAT flowers!Reviewed on 10/25/2011 Brian D
My husband and I used W Floral Design for our wedding, and it was exactly what we wanted. We met with Chie, telling her the look that we were going for and what our budget was. Not only was she able to work within our budget, but the centerpieces that she made were amazing and our guests were thrilled to be able to take them home! The bright colored centerpieces were a mix of tropical and classic flowers to create the warm summer feel for our wedding. The boutonniers and corsages were simple and elegant. Chie had also made 2 sample centerpieces for our second meeting, and we were able to keep them as well! Her enthusiasm, professionalism, and attention to detail made us feel more at ease about our wedding flowers during the planning process. W Floral Design was easy to work with, responsive to emails and a few last minute changes, and timely on the day of our event.
Gorgeous Flowers!Reviewed on 10/24/2011 tomoko s
I absolutely loved my flowers. They were so simple and elegant. I had to plan my wedding from abroad, but there was no problem at all with W Floral Design. All my family was inpressed by the flowers. I will definitely recommend W Floral Design to everyone!
Beautiful flowers!Reviewed on 8/22/2011 Hemali T
Chie from W Floral Design provided all of the flowers for our wedding. Although I already had an idea of what I wanted, she really worked with us to fulfill our vision. She created a trial centerpiece and it was perfect. She also worked with my on my bouquet, and I changed my mind a bunch of times, but she was very accommodating. On the day of the wedding, the flowers, both at the venue, and all of the personal flowers, were delivered on time and were beautiful. It was exactly what I wanted, and I wouldn't have changed anything. Chie also worked within our budget and adjusted things to fit our budget. It was very affordable, but we did not sacrifice our style or what we wished for. I was very satisfied with the florals for our wedding and would highly recommend Chie!
Delightful Florist, so-so flowersReviewed on 8/22/2011 Sara G
It was easy meeting up with Chie and talking out the plan for my wedding flowers. She worked with our budget and my ideas. She even made me a complementary sample centerpiece and we talked about a few changes/ additions. I thought we were on the same page but when I saw the actual wedding flowers, I was a little disappointed. We talked about adding soft pinks to the centerpieces but the color palette went from soft and romantic (that was the sample) to why are all these colors together. The wedding party flowers were nothing to write home about and my flowers were ok. She was a delight to talk with, but the flowers were so-so.


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WFO with BBQ build, tips needed.
I am new to this forum, but seems there are some knowledgable and helpful folk here so hoping to get tips on my outdoor areas next stage.
I want to install a wood fired oven for pizza and roasts etc, and must admit I don't think building oven from scratch is the best idea.
My intention is to build a "stand" for the oven, with BBQ built next to it. When I say stand, I want to create a stone (or render) finished unit that has the oven on one side and BBQ on the other.
Lack of knowledge on heat issues, structural strength, finishing etc are things I am concerned about.
I have second hand bricks, and blue stone, available for wall building, but will bricks do the job?
How solid does the base slab need to be?
What type of oven will suit the pizza/ roast for the family suit?
How long is a piece of string?
These are the type of questions I have. Happy to post pics of area and sketches of intentions, if anyone has the time and knowledge to help me would be more than appreciated.
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Welcome! You are in the right place!
That is a lot of questions! Photos and/or a sketch would be good so that we can provide more specific help.
Take a look at the ovens that Forno Bravo sells, They are ideal if you want to buy an oven and install it as part of an outdoor kitchen.
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I agree with boer you are definitely in the right place and everyone here is friendly and willing to give their honest/expert opinions. As you read through some of the great builds you will learn all about structure and heat and finishing etc. create your own build thread start posting questions and ideas and people from the group will get involved and help you make the right decisions.
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I am researching your string question and will get back to you on that.
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There have been several Aussie builds where they used a couple different kits, one precut brick and the other a cast as well as building from scratch, both kits were from Aussie land. Go to the Aussie section and look around there.
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Yes you are in the right place. go to the Aussie forums section on Forno.
Personally I wouldn't muck around I would be using firebricks for my oven and build it according to the forno plans and insulate insulate insulate is first rule of thumb.
Your bricks will work but why not do it right the first time, assuming you can afford the firebricks.
Some guys here have used a precut kit check out Litekeeper build in South Australia the kit he used I nearly did too but opted to go the self build and cut road. 3 or 4 have used this kit and posted on this site.
The base slab should be at least 100mm thick mine is about 300mm [mainly due to the location and that it is cantilevered above a deck].
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Also check out this thread this is the best place to start
Start a thread in the Australia area on the forum and this will allow the locals to assist you more easily. everyone else from around the globe will offer their tips too.
Too look for kits just google Pizza Oven Kits the one I am referring to is on the first page in Melbourne. This kit has become very popular and comes with everything needed.
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Food On Film: Waste Land
Waste Land follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home base in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro.
Waste Land follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home base in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro.
Each month a different farmer from the Schlafly Farmers Market will speak about their farm, giving you the opportunity to get to know your food and its origins. On October 10, we will feature two farms from Illinois that have community-supported agriculture subscriptions (CSAs) available for the 2013 season.
Cafeteria Man is the true story of rebel chef Tony Geraci and his mission to radically reform Baltimore's public school food system with a recipe for change. It's about the aspiration of social activists and citizens coming together to change the way kids eat at school.
On Wednesday, September 12, SLOWednesday will feature Buila Family Farm from Cobden, IL. The Buila family – Michael and Sarah and their sons Misha and Sasha – grows nearly 250 different varieties of fruits and vegetables with no chemical pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers.
A canvas of culinary-inspired art and incredible edibles: Slow Food St. Louis announces date for "Art of Food" to benefit Slow Food St. Louis' Small Farm Micro Biodiversity Grant and programming.
PLANEAT is the story of three men's life-long search for a diet, which is good for our health, good for the environment and good for the future of the planet. The film presents a convincing case for the West to re-examine its love affair with meat and dairy.
Meet the sausage and charcuterie makers from The Farmers' Larder to learn more about your food, its origins, and the people who make it.
One Man, One Cow, One Planet exposes globalization and the mantra of infinite growth in a finite world for what it really is: an environmental and human disaster.
Wednesday, June 10 – Help St. Louis achieve independence from imported garlic as we enter the harvesting phase of Crop Sourcing: Project Garlic, and learn lessons and lore on garlic harvesting and curing.


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A team of Johns Hopkins scientists reports in this weeks issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that humans can be protected against the damaging effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation the most abundant cancer-causing agent in our environment by topical application of an extract of broccoli sprouts.
The results in human volunteers, backed by parallel evidence obtained in mice, show that the degree of skin redness (erythema) caused by UV rays, which is an accurate index of the inflammation and cell damage caused by UV radiation, is markedly reduced in extract-treated skin.
Importantly, notes investigator Paul Talalay, M.D., professor of pharmacology, this chemical extract is not a sunscreen. Unlike sunscreens, it does not absorb UV light and prevent its entry into the skin. Rather, the extract works inside cells by boosting the production of a network of protective enzymes that defend cells against many aspects of UV damage. Consequently, the effects are long-lasting; the protection lasts for several days, even after the extract is no longer present on or in the skin.
As skin cancer incidence is rising dramatically due to the escalating exposure of aging populations to the UV rays of the sun, Talalay says that treatment with this broccoli sprout extract might be another protective measure that alleviates the skin damage caused by UV radiation and thereby decreases our long-term risk of developing cancer.
The protective chemical agent in the broccoli sprout extracts is sulforaphane. It was first identified by Talalay and his colleagues more than 15 years ago and has been shown to prevent tumor development in a number of animals treated with cancer-causing chemicals.
After first testing mouse models of skin cancer to confirm sulforaphanes protective effects, Talalay and his team tested six healthy volunteers. Each one was exposed to a pulse of UV radiation on small patches of their skin
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The World Apostolate of Fatima and Blue Army Tours have partnered with The Catholic Tour to continue offering pilgrims the very best travel experience and accommodations as they visit Fatima and other holy spots in the Catholic world. Blue Army Tours offers a number of trips each year and can arrange a customized pilgrimage for your group. Many tours are scheduled for the time leading up to the 100th Anniversary.
For a complete list of upcoming tours, please visit The Catholic Tour or contact us for more information. Here is a quick glance at the 2015 tours.


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Winter movie lineup
- When: Saturday, March 29, 2014, 7:30 p.m.
- Where: Whallonsburg Grange Hall, Essex
- Cost: $2 - $5
- Age limit: Not available
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WHALLONSBURG — Several of the most critically-acclaimed movies of 2013 will be coming to Essex County this winter courtesy of The Champlain Valley Film Society. The slate includes a mix of dramatic films, documentaries and award nominees presented through an HD projector with a theater-quality sound system.
All films will be shown on Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Whallonsburg Grange Hall at 1610 NYS Route 22.
Except for the Oscar Shorts screening and refreshments, tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for those under 18.
For the most up-to-date schedule, please visit the CVFS website at cvfilms.org.
The season kicks off Jan. 18, with "20 Feet from Stardom," a documentary that shines a spotlight on the backup singers behind some of the 20th century's biggest musical performers including The Rolling Stones, Sting, Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder. The Chicago Tribune called it, "pure satisfaction".
On Feb. 1, CVFS screens "Captain Phillips." Nominated for four Golden Globe awards, including Best Dramatic Motion Picture, the film tells the true story of Captain Richard Phillips, played by Tom Hanks, and the 2009 hijacking of his cargo ship Maersk Alabama off the coast of Somalia. The Los Angeles Times called it, "piercingly realistic."
On Feb. 15, CVFS will show "All is Lost." Robert Redford, the film's sole cast member, earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama for his performance as a man alone and adrift in the Indian Ocean. The Washington Post called it, "unexpectedly beautiful."
On March 1, the film society screens "Gravity." Directed by Alfonso Cuarón, director of the award-winning "Y Tu Mamá También," and "Children of Men," the film follows two astronauts, played by George Clooney and Sandra Bullock, who must struggle to survive when knocked free from their space shuttle. The Boston Globe called the film, "extraordinarily beautiful."
On March 15, CVFS offers "12 Years a Slave." Based on the 1853 memoir of Solomon Northup, the film tells of Northup's sale into slavery and efforts to reunite with his family. The film stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Northup and co-stars Michael Fassbender, Benedict Cumberbatch and Brad Pitt. The Chicago Sun-Times called it, "greatness in film."
Finally, on March 29, CVFS screens the nominees for best animated and live-action Oscar Shorts. Refreshments will be provided with the $10 price of admission. Audience members will have the chance to vote for their favorite films and see if their selections match with the Academy Award winners.
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Adam, that time of year is cold but if you fish the Church Pool in Barkhamsted you can do well especially if the temps moderate. Woolly Buggers, nymphs, a good choice. Good Luck. Alan.
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Marianne Hill, in a Clarion-Ledger article dated May 19, asks about climate change, and if it is due to human activity. Earlier, Charles Webber, in a letter of May 11 ("Climate Change isn't hot air") writes that any unbelievers of (man-made) climate change have had their heads in the sand for the past 15-20 years. Well, from the depths of the cool sand, let me ask a question: When the polar ice cap, which extended as far south as Minnesota, started retreating at the end of the last ice age 10,000 years ago, was that warming due to man? And if not, then why is the warming of the last 100 years automatically the fault of humans?
There are many scientists who are skeptical of man-made global warming, and there is far from a "consensus" as the believers would have you think. There is a strong political movement behind the whole subject, extending to the United Nations. As MIT climate scientist Richard Lindzen said in March 2007: "controlling carbon is a bureaucrat's dream. If you control carbon, you control life." That is why the Obama administration has declared war on Big Oil, coal, natural gas fracking, the Keystone pipeline, and anything involving hydrocarbons.
The "believers" were making great headway with their rhetoric and scare tactics in the mainstream media until someone hacked into the email files of the Climate Research Unit of East Anglia University in the United Kingdom, revealing that these climatologists, and like-minded scientists, distorted data to fit the desired conclusion that carbon emissions were causing global warming.
Finally, there are dire economic consequences if the believers' agenda is implemented. The Obama administration is now trying to circumvent cap and trade legislation through the EPA by calling CO2, a necessary ingredient for plant life, a pollutant.
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Welcome to TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) Program at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, a unit within the Department of Academic Development & Counseling (ADAC). The Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania TRIO SSS program serves 230 students. The program's primary objective is to promote the academic success of participants, leading to higher rates of good academic standing (2.0 grade point average or higher), retention, and graduation.
All Lock Haven University students are assigned to a department faculty adviser and assignments are based on students' primary intended major. Lock Haven students can also be assigned to an Exploratory Studies faculty adviser, spending time during the first year completing curriculum requirements for various majors of interest.
Students who are selected for the TRIO SSS Program gain valuable access to university life skills. The transition to higher education is often difficult and confusing. In TRIO SSS, students are offered additional resources that promote success. Faculty and staff from TRIO SSS are involved in teaching, consulting, and advising to address students' needs.
All new TRIO SSS students are assigned to a Peer Mentor, a model SSS student who has undergone training especially to assist students with all aspects of their college transition and success.
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Academic Year Component
During the academic year, the freshmen first-year experience includes orientation, first-year seminar, and a common social science course with Supplemental Instruction. For all students—freshmen through seniors—a variety of success workshops and other activities are offered in career planning, study skills, time management, learning styles, personal and professional development, study abroad, and community service, to name a few. The Director serves as an additional adviser for all students, and the faculty Writing Specialist also offers diverse workshops on e-mail etiquette, social media, cover letters and resumes, etc., and works individually with students to improve their writing skills.
The TRIO SSS personnel strongly encourage students to take advantage of the services offered through other university offices, including University Tutorial Services, University Libraries, Disability Services, Center for Career and Professional Development, Financial Aid, Registrar, Scholarships, Student Affairs, Student Activities, Institute of International Studies/Study Abroad, Global MountainServe Center for Community Service, Counseling Services, Health Services, HOPE Center, and the Center for Excellence and Inclusion.
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Each semester, TRIO SSS provides financial literacy workshops to help students learn more about money management, credit, spending patterns, credit scores, interest, budgeting, identity protection, and educational finance, such as the completion of FAFSA, state grant, and scholarship applications, the understanding of financial aid packages, the link between satisfactory academic progress and financial aid, reduction of student loan debt, and choices for repayment of loans.
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Active SSS participants will have the opportunity to participate in cultural activities throughout the year. Trip locations vary yearly. Participants must read their newsletters regularly and pay attention to their emails in order to be aware of these cultural opportunities.
Grant Aid Program
First-year students who receive Pell Grant awards, earn a 2.0 Grade Point Average or higher, and who have been active participants in the TRIO SSS Program have the opportunity to apply for grant aid in the form of scholarships. Upperclassmen with dire financial need and good academic standing of 2.0 or higher can also apply for grant aid.
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The Peer Mentor program helps students with the transition to LHU from the time of enrollment through graduation. With guidance and leadership, Peer Mentors show students how to connect with upperclassmen, faculty, and staff, as well as engage in activities and take advantage of services across campus and in the Lock Haven community.
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December 2013 marked the 40th Birthday of the US Endangered Species Act …and in the decades since, many people have been working to get threatened species off the endangered list.
Scientists at Virginia Tech are making progress with a key species that helps keep area waterways alive and healthy.
Virginia is moving ahead with plans for a new highway to replace route 460, the section which runs from Petersburg to Suffolk, but environmentalists are crying foul – complaining construction will wipe-out valuable wetlands.
Virginia's Secretary of Natural Resources is warning that supplies of groundwater in the eastern part of the state are running dangerously low.
Speaking at a conference on the environment at Virginia Military Institute, Doug Domenech said stores are down due increased demand from new homes, shopping centers and industrial parks.
The state is now urging industries that don't need clean water to consider finding other sources, such as rivers, and the legislature recently approved money to monitor areas where ground water is in decline.
The Virginia Department of Transportation has cleared another speed bump in its drive to build a bypass to Route 29 through Albemarle County.
Those who oppose the 29 bypass have made many arguments. Some think the project, which VDOT predicts will cost about $240 million is too expensive for the limited time drivers would save. Others worry about the impact on health from a six-mile road that would pass by six schools, while a third group feared trucks with hazardous cargo could pass too close to the city's water supply.
About 1.7 million Virginians rely on wells, springs and cisterns for their drinking water.
While municipal water supplies are tested daily under the Safe Drinking Water Act, people who rely on wells and springs are completely responsible for the care and maintenance of their water supplies.The Montgomery County Water Clinic is Tuesday March 19 at the Blacksburg Recreation center.
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42 year old man | Fort Worth, TX, USA | Seeking women 26-39 within 50 miles
I got a fever!.....and the only prescription is more cowbell!
I'm a pretty easy-going and laid-back guy, but can be the life of the party when the opportunity calls for it....and when there is no party I make one. My best friends describe me as loyal, trustworthy and reliable. I get along with just about everyone, but when push comes to shove my buddy Chris says that I'm "subtle as a dumptruck". "Gregarious" would be a good description of myself and people tell me my eyes and smile are my best features. I have the unique talent of bringing shy and quiet people out of their shells. Boredom is the death of any relationship. I get antsy if I get stuck in a routine or feel any sense of redundancy (such as going to the same bars and restraurants over and over again).....so I'm looking for someone who's vivacious and will love to keep things new, fresh, and spontaneous. Similar interests and hobbies are important, but I would love my perfect match to introduce me to new ideals and experiences, things I've never done before, places I've never been to, foods I've never eaten, etc....and I will most definitely do the same for her ("Reciprocity" is one of the most important ingredients of any relationship). That is, if you expect me to watch movies like "27 Dresses" or Steel Magnolias" with you, then you're going to have to pony up and watch flicks like "Big Trouble in Little China" and "Freddy vs. Jason" with me. I'm looking for my ideal match to be strong, supportive, confident, kind, respectful, and affectionate. If you're out there then give me a shout!!!
Camping , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Wine tasting
Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Football, Golf, Hockey, Other types of exercise, Running, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Fish
I like Dogs, Horses
Where do I start? I enjoy a good trek around any of the (cleaner and aesthetic) lakes in the DFW area. I can never get enough of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. I went to Possum Kingdom for the 1st time a while ago and can't wait to go back.
University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD
I'm always up for Chinese food. Van Halen (David Lee Roth only), The Police, and Metallica are my favorite bands. BB King is awesome! I'm addicted to "Entourage" and "Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares" (the BBC one, which is better than the US version).
I love movies, especially comedies, documentaries, action and horror. I also love hiking, fishing, traveling, and art. I check out things that people'd think would be the last think I'd ever do, like go to an art show or go wine-tasting.
Best books I recently read: "100 People Who Are Screwing Up America", "People Are Idiots (And I Can Prove It)!", "Mythology: The Art Of Alex Ross", "New Rules", "World War Z" (incredible book!) and "The CIA At War". I like a lot of Non-Fiction.
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I'm one of 30 grandchildren on Dad's side (Italian/Irish), and one of 8 grandchildren on my Mom's side (English, Irish, Welsch, and Dutch)...It's a whole "Hodge-Podge" of different lineages...which makes for very fun and unforgettable get-togethers.
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Trenda R. Gober
b. 28 February 1967
Trenda R. Gober was born on 28 February 1967 at Bellville, Austin County, Texas. She is the daughter of Alden Thomas Gober and Marlyn J. Alcock.
Trent Nelson Gober
b. 5 May 1984
Trent Nelson Gober was born on 5 May 1984 at Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma. He is the son of Randall Wayne Gober and Erin Jo Elsner.
Treva Gober
Treva Gober was born at Texas. She is the daughter of Fay Gober and Dora _________.
Tricia Ann Gober
b. 22 August 1972
Tricia Ann Gober was born on 22 August 1972 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. She is the daughter of Terry Joe Gober and Cathy Ann Gumanowski. Tricia Ann Gober married Josef Michael Walter on 27 August 1994 at Kiel, Manitowac County, Wisconsin.
Troy Alan Gober
b. 31 October 1967
Troy Alan Gober was born on 31 October 1967 at Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma. Is a twin to Ryan Wade. He is the son of Carl Franklin Gober and Charlene Goodman.
Troy L. Gober
b. 21 October 1913, d. 16 March 1987
Troy L. Gober was born on 21 October 1913 at Mississippi. He was the son of Joseph Edward Gober and Willie Gee Nash. Troy L. Gober married Mary Katherine Taylor. Troy L. Gober served in 1943 during World War II in Africa. He died on 16 March 1987 at age 73.
Troy Lee Gober1
b. 17 May 1894, d. January 1975
Troy Lee Gober was born on 17 May 1894 at Union County, Mississippi.2 He was the son of Ira Lee Gober and Alice Leota Hill. Troy Lee Gober married Minnie Hodges on 15 November 1912 at Tippah County, Mississippi. Troy Lee Gober died in January 1975 at Madison, Madison County, Mississippi, at age 80.
Children of Troy Lee Gober and Minnie Hodges
Troy Thomas Gober
b. 15 February 1924
Troy Thomas Gober was born on 15 February 1924 at Ryan, Jefferson County, Oklahoma. He is a twin to Roy. He is the son of Thomas Samuel Gober and Nettie Maynard. Troy Thomas Gober married Mary _________.
Children of Troy Thomas Gober and Mary _________
Tull Gober
b. 25 May 1907, d. 23 July 1989
Tull Gober was born on 25 May 1907 at Camden, Madison County, Mississippi. He was the son of Thomas Henry Gober and Irene Huntington Renfroe. Tull Gober married Bernice Aline Long on 26 January 1926 at Ridgeland, Madison County, Mississippi. Tull Gober died on 23 July 1989 at Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, at age 82. He was buried on 27 July 1989 at Chapel Hill Memorial Garden, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan.
Children of Tull Gober and Bernice Aline Long
Tull Gober
b. June 1905, d. 28 September 1906
Tull Gober was born in June 1905. He was the son of William Thomas Gober and May Ella Tull. Tull Gober died on 28 September 1906 at age 1.
Turner Johnson Gober1
b. circa 2005
Turner Johnson Gober was born circa 2005.1 He is the son of Theron James Gober and Kerri Turner.1
- [S952] Theron Gober, "E-Mail from Theron Gober Updating Family," e-mail message to John Charles Gober, 26jul2011. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail from Theron Gober."
Turner L. Gober1
b. circa 1874
Turner L. Gober was born circa 1874 at Georgia. He was the son of David C. Gober and Margaret L. _________. Turner L. Gober married Janie _________.
- [S510] Unknown compiler, Soundex, 1920, Melton County, Georgia (n.p.: n.pub.), E.D. 163, Sheet 32, Line 33.
Tyler Gober1
Tyler Gober is the son of Gregory A. Gober.1
- [S1012] Kennith R. Gober Sr., "E-mail from Kennith R. Gober Sr.," e-mail message from e-mail address (private) to John Charles Gober, 6/14/2013. Hereinafter cited as "E-mail Kennith Gober."
Tyler Eugene Gober
b. 23 September 1995
Tyler Eugene Gober was born on 23 September 1995. He is the son of Gene Cayce Gober and Melissa Taylor.
Ula Gober
Ula Gober was born. She was the daughter of Richard Edward Gober and Tempie Louise Smith. Ula Gober died.
Urban Stark Gober1,2
b. 23 September 1868, d. 17 March 1936
Urban Stark Gober was born on 23 September 1868 at Texas. He was the son of Marion Franklin Parkes Gober and Anna E. Yoakum. Urban Stark Gober married Isy Cantrell circa 1890. Urban Stark Gober was listed as a Real Estate Agent on 23 April 1910 at Canyon City, Randall County, Texas. He died on 17 March 1936 at Potter County, Texas, at age 67.
Children of Urban Stark Gober and Isy Cantrell
- [S348] Unknown compiler, Census, 1910, Randall County, Texas (n.p.: n.pub.), Dist 205, Sheet 12, Dwlg #234 Fam #249. Listed in Canyon City.
- [S584] Unknown family info, Family Bible, Gober, James LaFayette Gober, Sr. (n.p.: n.pub., unknown publish date); unknown present owner, unknown location, This Bible was in possession of James LaFayette, Jr. in 1995.
Uted L. Gober
b. circa 1904
Uted L. Gober was born circa 1904 at Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma). He is the son of Jefferson Boezaas Gober and Pearl Fisher.
Vada Dell Gober
b. 5 March 1931
Vada Dell Gober was born on 5 March 1931. She is the daughter of Eligah Washington Gober and Fannie Wright Brandon. Vada Dell Gober married _____ West on 26 June 1949. Vada Dell Gober married Louis Huguleg in 1967.
Children of Vada Dell Gober and _____ West
Vada Joyce Gober
b. 14 April 1951
Vada Joyce Gober was born on 14 April 1951. Is a twin to Ada. She is the daughter of Willard Lee Gober and Myrtle Elizabeth Yount. Vada Joyce Gober married David Wayne Hullum on 26 August 1972.
Children of Vada Joyce Gober and David Wayne Hullum
Vallie Gober
b. April 1888, d. 28 April 1980
Vallie Gober was born in April 1888 at Robertson County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of James R. Hilliard Gober and Mary Darks. Vallie Gober died on 28 April 1980.
Van Buren Gober
b. 30 January 1891, d. 2 October 1943
Van Buren Gober was born on 30 January 1891 at Lamar County, Texas. He was the son of William Lewis Gober and Merian Emma Prather. Van Buren Gober married Willie King. Van Buren Gober died on 2 October 1943 at Ft. Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, at age 52.
Children of Van Buren Gober and Willie King
Vance Clyde Gober
b. circa 1910
Vance Clyde Gober was born circa 1910 at Georgia. He is the son of Howard Jefferson Gober and Lela A. Hatcher.
Vanda Eilene Gober
b. 17 October 1924, d. 10 May 1973
Vanda Eilene Gober was born on 17 October 1924 at Hastings, Jefferson County, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Rev. Carson Carlton Gober and Elva Juel Daniel. Vanda Eilene Gober was a Methodist. She was a school teacher. Her married name was Hixson. She married William Odell Hixson on 11 June 1947 at Kermit, Winkler County, Texas. Vanda Eilene Gober adopted Nyveen Elva Hixson. Vanda Eilene Gober died on 10 May 1973 at Altus, Jackson County, Oklahoma, at age 48. She was buried at Winkler County Memorial Cemetery, Kermit, Winkler County, Texas.
Child of Vanda Eilene Gober and William Odell Hixson
Vanita Myrle Gober1
b. 6 November 1946
Vanita Myrle Gober was born on 6 November 1946 at Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas. She is the daughter of Harry Lee Gober and Vallie Mae Simpson. Vanita Myrle Gober married William Charles Ricks on 26 December 1965 at Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas.
Children of Vanita Myrle Gober and William Charles Ricks
- [S367] Unknown compiler, compiler, "Compiler: Waldrup, Barbara Gober"; Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address.
Vera Gober
b. circa 1915
Vera Gober was born circa 1915 at Texas. She is a twin to Eva. She was the daughter of William E. Gober and Melissa _________.
Vera Gober
Vera Gober was born. She is the daughter of Floyd Carlton Gober and Bert Harris.
Vera Bernice Gober
b. circa 1907
Vera Bernice Gober was born circa 1907 at Alabama. She is the daughter of Cyrus C. Gober and Etta Copeland. Vera Bernice Gober married Gertis Williams.
Vera Elaine Gober
b. 26 September 1926
Vera Elaine Gober was born on 26 September 1926 at Riverside, Riverside County, California. She is the daughter of Carl Everett Gober and Mildred Viola Gates. Vera Elaine Gober married Albert H. R. Schneider on 29 June 1946 at Redlands, San Bernardino County, California. Vera Elaine Gober married Eli Commodore Campbell on 16 June 1951 at San Bernadino, San Bernardino County, California. Vera Elaine Gober married Sherman L. Anderson on 26 April 1975 at Sacramento, Sacramento County, California.
Children of Vera Elaine Gober and Eli Commodore Campbell
Vera Odell Gober
b. 30 November 1897, d. 11 August 1979
Vera Odell Gober was born on 30 November 1897 at Merkel, Taylor County, Texas. She was the daughter of James Madison Gober and Elisa Emiline Bynum. Her married name was Smalley. Vera Odell Gober married Franklin Smalley on 24 August 1916. Vera Odell Gober died on 11 August 1979 at age 81. She and Franklin Smalley had twelve children. No further information in 1999.
Child of Vera Odell Gober and Franklin Smalley
Vernon Gober
b. circa 1906
Vernon Gober was born circa 1906 at Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (Now Oklahoma). He is the son of Jefferson Boezaas Gober and Pearl Fisher.
Vernon Hugo Gober1,2
b. 7 June 1938
Vernon Hugo Gober was born on 7 June 1938 at Lynn, Winston County, Alabama. He is the son of Victor Hugo Gober and Mattie Naomi Owen. Vernon Hugo Gober married Orpha Ruth Benson on 16 August 1961 at Florence, Lauderdale County, Alabama.
Vernon Hugo Gober (front center), Dorthy Ann Gober Cunningham (front left), Myra Ruth Gober Thomas (back right, with glasses)
Identified by Gary Vernon Gober
Identified by Gary Vernon Gober
Children of Vernon Hugo Gober and Orpha Ruth Benson
- [S217] Unknown compiler, compiler, "Compiler: Gober, Victor Hugo"; Furnished family group sheets on this family., Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address.
- [S1091] Gary Vernon Gober, "E-mail from Gary Vernon Gober identifying photo," e-mail message from e-mail address (unknown address) to John Charles Gober, 16sep2014. Hereinafter cited as "E-mail from Gary Vernon Gober."
Vernon Wayne Gober
Vernon Wayne Gober was born. He is the son of James Henry Gober and Rosa Mae Kimbell.
Vestell Christine Gober
b. 26 February 1919, d. 19 December 1992
Vestell Christine Gober was born on 26 February 1919 at South Cross Roads Community, Tishomingo County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Rev. George Newton Gober and Rachel Leora Floyd. Vestell Christine Gober also went by the name of Becky. Her married name was Finch. She married Braxton Finch. Her married name was Hicks. Vestell Christine Gober married Charles Merle Hicks on 10 June 1955. Vestell Christine Gober died on 19 December 1992 at age 73. She was buried at Lakeview Memorial Gardens, Fairview Heights, St. Clair County, Illinois.
Children of Vestell Christine Gober and Braxton Finch
Children of Vestell Christine Gober and Charles Merle Hicks
Victor Hugo Gober1
b. 30 August 1888, d. 26 December 1971
Victor Hugo Gober was born on 30 August 1888 at Dawson County, Georgia.1 He was the son of Rev. Hockenhull McPherson Gober and Marcenia Bearden. Victor Hugo Gober married Cordelia Kelly on 16 April 1908. Victor Hugo Gober married Mattie Naomi Owen on 29 October 1932 at Chester County, Tennessee. Victor Hugo Gober died on 26 December 1971 at Adamsville, McNairy County, Tennessee, at age 83. He was buried at Milledgeville, McNairy County, Tennessee.
Children of Victor Hugo Gober and Mattie Naomi Owen
- [S205] Unknown compiler, Census, 1900, Winston County, Alabama (n.p.: n.pub.).
Victoria Gober
b. circa 1879
Victoria Gober also went by the name of Victory. She was born circa 1879 at Mississippi. She was the daughter of Francis Marion Gober and Celestia A. Prather.
Victoria Lane Gober1
b. 1954
Victoria Lane Gober married Richard Mordecai.1 Victoria Lane Gober was born in 1954.1 She is the daughter of Benjamin Lewis Gober and Mary Elaine Hosey.
Child of Victoria Lane Gober
- [S843] Patty Savoy, "Email from Patty Savoy6," e-mail message to e-mail address, 03may2007. Hereinafter cited as "Email from Patty Savoy6."
Vida Mae Gober
b. 13 October 1922
Vida Mae Gober was born on 13 October 1922 at Wichita Falls, Wichita County, Texas. She is the daughter of James Elsberry Gober and Lillie Belle Plowman. Vida Mae Gober married Arnold Joseph Hatfield on 22 October 1945 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
Child of Vida Mae Gober and Arnold Joseph Hatfield
Vina Gober
b. 1908
Vina Gober was born in 1908 at Texas. She was the daughter of Rufus S. Gober and Minnie James. Vina Gober was also known as Vessie.
Vina Sarah Gober
b. between 1824 and 1827, d. before 1888
- Charts
- William Gober I
Vina Sarah Gober was born between 1824 and 1827 at Georgia. She was the daughter of Richard H. Gober and Polly Ayers. Her married name was Powell. Vina Sarah Gober married Joseph Little Powell on 19 September 1844 at Newton County, Georgia. Vina Sarah Gober married John Alexander Powell. Vina Sarah Gober died before 1888.
Children of Vina Sarah Gober and Joseph Little Powell
Vinnie Lee Gober
b. 8 February 1924
Vinnie Lee Gober was born on 8 February 1924 at Stonewall County, Texas. She is the daughter of Hugh Brian Gober and Vera Alice Dugan. Vinnie Lee Gober married George H. Rexroat on 3 June 1945.
Children of Vinnie Lee Gober and George H. Rexroat
Viola Gober
b. circa 1901
Viola Gober was born circa 1901 at Jefferson County, Arkansas. She is the daughter of Lewis J. Gober and Sarepta A. Shepherd.
Viola M. Gober
b. circa 1908, d. circa 1933
Viola M. Gober was born circa 1908 at Texas. She was the daughter of Mary Bertie Gober. Viola M. Gober died circa 1933. She was buried at Holt Cemetery, Holt, San Saba County, Texas.
Virgie Ella Gober1
b. February 1889, d. 21 April 1974
Virgie Ella Gober was born in February 1889 at Dade County, Georgia.1 She was the daughter of William Andrew Gober and Amanda Steele. Her married name was Cureton. Virgie Ella Gober married Robert LaFayette Cureton II on 6 August 1906 at Methodist Church, Trenton, Dade County, Georgia. Virgie Ella Gober died on 21 April 1974 at Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee, at age 85.2 She was buried at Bethlehem Church Cemetery, Sligo, Dade County, Georgia.
Children of Virgie Ella Gober and Robert LaFayette Cureton II
Virginia Gober
Virginia Gober was born at Georgia. She is the daughter of George Frank Gober and Leila E. Latham.
Virginia Gober
b. circa 1918
Virginia Gober was born circa 1918 at Cullman County, Alabama. She is the daughter of Charles Luther Gober and Charlotte L. Green.
Virginia C. Gober
b. circa 1862, d. before 1900
Virginia C. Gober was born circa 1862 at Gordon County, Georgia. She was the daughter of Wiley Gaines Gober and Susan C. Groover. Virginia C. Gober married E. C. Jones on 12 December 1880 at Gordon County, Georgia. Virginia C. Gober died before 1900 at probably Gordon County, Georgia.
Virginia Davis Gober
b. 31 August 1861, d. 2 August 1931
Virginia Davis Gober was born on 31 August 1861 at Franklin County, Alabama. She was the daughter of William Arthur Gober and Lucy Almeda Smith. Her married name was Rea. Virginia Davis Gober married Nathan Augustus Rea on 15 October 1882.1 Virginia Davis Gober died on 2 August 1931 at age 69. She was buried at Rea/Gober Cemetery, Franklin County, Alabama.
Children of Virginia Davis Gober and Nathan Augustus Rea
- [S1135] Sr. Carl Atwood Elliot, One Hundred Years of Memories, An Oral History of Red Bay Alabama, (1888-1988) (Times Printing Company of Fulton, Mississippi: Red Bay Civitan Club, Red Bay, Alabama, November 1, 1995), page 171. Hereinafter cited as One Hundred Years of Memories.
Virginia Mae Gober
Virginia Mae Gober was born. She is the daughter of Perry Joe Gober and _____ _________.
Virginia Nancy Gober
b. 22 January 1899, d. 18 January 1918
Virginia Nancy Gober was born on 22 January 1899 at Katemcy, Mason County, Texas. She was the daughter of James Applin Gober and Louisa Cordelia Robbins. Her married name was Roberts. Virginia Nancy Gober married Eddie Roberts. Virginia Nancy Gober died on 18 January 1918 at Poe Valley, Klamath County, Oregon, at age 18.


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Rinse and pat dry 2 pork tenderloins. Trim off any excess membranes or fat.
In a bowl mix together ¼ cup brown sugar, 1 TBS chipotle pepper, 1 TBS cumin, 1 tsp oregano, 1 tsp garlic powder and 1 TBS paprika.
Rub the pork tenderloins generously on both sides.
Cover and refrigerate for a minimum of 4 hours.
Heat oven to 400 degrees.
Heat a large cast iron pan with some olive oil. When the pan is really hot, place the tenderloins in it and sear the pork on both sides.
Place the cast iron pan in the oven for 10 minutes.
Remove and tent the pan with aluminum foil. Allow sitting for 10 minutes.
Cut and serve it with pineapple salsa.
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Kidscreen Summit heads back to Miami in 2016
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More than 1,700 delegates came out this year
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An increase in delegates from Asia (up 20%) and Canada (up 13%) contributed meaningfully to the event's overall growth, as did bigger or brand-new delegations from South American and Caribbean regions such as Costa Rica, Argentina, Colombia and Jamaica.


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Episode Info
Julianna Margulies
As Linda
Zeljko Ivanek
As A.S.A. Ed Danvers
Adrienne Shelly
As Tanya Quinn
Herb Levinson
As Dr. Lausanne, M.E.
Julie Lauren
As Officer Anne Schanne
Ralph Tabakin
As Dr. Scheiner, M.E.
Cheryl Donaldson
As Molly Sullivan
Dan Garrett
As Novoselic
Jane Beard
As Julie Newdow
Mary Watson
As Nickie Prince
Sal S. Koussa
As Forman
Scott Neilson
As Jeremy Schaab
Stan Kelly
As Ed Grady
Daniel Baldwin
As Detective Beau Felton
Ned Beatty
As Detective Stanley Bolander
Richard Belzer
As Detective John Munch
Andre Braugher
As Detective Frank Pembleton
Clark Johnson
As Detective Meldrick Lewis
Yaphet Kotto
As Lieutenant Al Giardello
Melissa Leo
As Sergeant Kay Howard
Jon Polito
As Detective Steve Crosetti
Kyle Secor
As Detective Tim Bayliss
|• Creator
|Paul Attanasio
|• Executive Producer
|Barry Levinson  | Tom Fontana
|• Supervising Producer
|Jim Finnerty
|• Producer
|Gail Mutrux
|• Associate Producer
|Debbie Sarjeant
|• Production Designer
|Vince Peranio
|• Editor
|Richard Harkness
|• Casting
|Louis Digiaimo  | Pat Moran
|• Music
|Jeff Rona
|• Director of Photography
|Jean de Segonzac
|• Story Editor
|James Yoshimura
|• Main Title Theme
|Lynn F. Kowal
|• Based Upon The Book By
|David Simon


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The Path of Kara
367 reviews
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PublisherAnshar Studios S.A.
More from Anshar Studios S.A.
Download size135 MB
Content rating
Last updated6/9/2013
Works with
- Windows Phone 8.1
- Windows Phone 8
- Windows Phone 7.5
App requires
- photo, music, and video libraries
- HD720P (720x1280)
- WVGA (480x800)
- WXGA (768x1280)
Supported languages (1)
One of the best rated puzzle games on Windows Phone! ----- Next Generation Mobile AppAward 2013 Winner! Microsoft Next App Star Contest Finalist! "It is currently the best game in the genre available on Windows Phone" – ANTYAPPS "Match 3 at its best" – Best Windows Phone Games "When you combine a simple and addictive gameplay with constantly changing environments, The Path of Kara is a hard game to match on a Windows Phone platform" – Slate Journal. "This game is so remarkably well done and the visuals and music are just beautiful" - WP7CONNECT ----- Experience a brand new match-3 puzzle adventure! Join Kara, a young shaman, on a quest to save her island from imminent danger. Solve puzzles, gather items and use powerful bonuses while exploring the land and meeting mysterious characters. Watch the game trailer at: http://goo.gl/JQgRR - Over 70 unique levels - Various mechanics and bonuses - Story-driven gameplay - Arcade and logic challenges - Demanding boss fights - Hand drawn graphics ----- Follow us at: www.facebook.com/AnsharStudios www.twitter.com/AnsharStudios
4/20/2015I love this game but I'm level 53 and oast it and want go any further and i paid 2.99 for it need help thanks
3/31/2015Worth my money. Period. Happy to support. It really deserves 5 stars for effort. But its serves so well in the following areas that it seems deterrent to give 5 stars when I saw a few points of opportunity. They really put love into the look and story aspects. I think it has a few odd levels and the grading system seems varied. I could look at the code and find that I'm horribly wrong. But I haven't and can't. I strongly believe they will succeed I they continue to produce this level of quality in their products. Fine tuning grading (if it even wrong) and grammatical errors are small.
2/25/2015Beautiful with a fun story.
2/21/2015Most fun!
1/17/2015Really good puzzle game ! Must buy !
10/28/2014Hey, this is pretty great. It's basically alternating cut scenes of dialogue and a match-em-up three-or-more game. The story is a bit hokey at times, but it could have been *so* much worse. Kudos to the dev team, they've taken a game genre that I've never cared for and made a game I like quite a lot. Good art, too.
9/13/2014An absolutely 👌 game! ❤ the characters and story thus far, so deserving of a 5 🌟!
9/4/2014Excellent, but has a lot of annoying English language "bugs."


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A display apparatus comprises a device enclosure supporting a front panel and a monitor housing supporting a first monitor screen. The monitor housing is pivotally engaged with the device enclosure, and enabled for pivotal movement between a closed position wherein the first monitor screen is approximately parallel to front panel, and an open position, placing the first monitor screen at an angle to the front panel. A sliding assembly supports a second monitor screen. The sliding assembly is enabled for sliding movement between a concealed position within the monitor housing and a viewing position lateral to the monitor housing. The sliding assembly is further enabled, when placed in the viewing position, for pivotal movement relative to the monitor assembly for improved viewing, jointly, of the first and the second monitor screens.
1. A display apparatus comprising: a device enclosure supporting a front panel; and a monitor housing supporting a first monitor screen, the monitor housing pivotally engaged with the device enclosure, and enabled for pivotal movement between a closed position wherein the first monitor screen is approximately parallel to the front panel, and an open position, placing the first monitor screen at an angle to the front panel; a sliding assembly supporting a second monitor screen disposed in parallel to, and behind the first monitor screen, the sliding assembly enabled for sliding movement between a concealed position within the monitor housing and a viewing position lateral to the monitor housing enabling viewing of the first and the second monitor screens simultaneously from a single viewing position.
2. The apparatus of
3. The apparatus of
4. The apparatus of
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to portable computers such as laptop models and more particularly to a portable computer with a primary monitor screen and a secondary monitor screen with side-by-side viewing and storage of one screen behind the other.
2. Description of Related Art
The following art defines the present state of this field:
Leveridge et al., U.S. D395,041 describes a computer monitor assembly design.
Ambroe, U.S. D397,998 describes a closable display device design.
Moscovitch, U.S. RE36,978 describes a display system including a base, a pair of electronic displays, and an arm assembly that supports the displays from the base in vertical or horizontal registration. In one implementation, the arm assembly is a single telescopic member that rotates relative to the base and locks in vertical and horizontal orientations, the displays rotate relative to the member between corresponding extreme angular positions in which the operative angular orientation of the displays relative to horizontal is maintained, and the length of the member is adjusted to minimize separation of the displays. In another implementation, the arm assembly has separate arms rotating about vertically spaced axes and linked to minimize the separation of the displays automatically when vertically or horizontally registered. In a simple implementation, the arm assembly is a rigid arm that releasably attaches to the base only in vertical and horizontal orientations, the displays mounted releasably to the arm in pre-defined angular orientations that preserve their operative angular orientation, and one display can be connected to the arm at spaced apart position to adjust separation of the displays.
Matheny et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,884,068 describes a multiple display system having a single light pen made to operate with a plurality of synchronized monitors in an array. A determination of which monitor in the array the light pen is being used with, is made to allow simultaneous usage of the light pen on any of the monitors in the array. Other positioning or pointing input devices can be arranged to work with the array of monitors.
Buisson et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,988,995 describes a display device including several flat screens. Two sides of a case each form a flat screen display face controlled by the same control system. Under normal operation, the case is held in slides and only the screen disposed on one side is visible and in the emergency mode the case is pulled out of the slides and is pivoted so as to cause the other screen disposed on the other side to appear.
Kuno et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,467,102 describes a portable display device capable of presenting a document in an easy to read format, in which a simultaneous display of different parts of the document in reasonable sizes can be made, by a simple operation of the device. The display device comprises a document memory for storing documents to be displayed, at least two display screens for displaying the documents stored in the document memory means, and a display control unit for controlling displays of the documents on the display screens to be in a linked mode in which the displays on the display screens are linked together and in a separate mode in which the displays on the display screens are independent from each other.
Register, U.S. Pat. No. 5,590,021 describes an apparatus and method for a secondary display system for a computer. A secondary display system of the present invention includes a flat panel display configured such that the display is conveniently located both during and between use thereof. The system comprises a liquid crystal display module (LCDM), a corresponding display controller connected to the LCDM via an appropriate interface, and a mounting device connected to the LCDM for mounting and positioning the LCDM in close proximity to the monitor of a computer. In a preferred embodiment, the mounting device comprises a rectangular plate, which is horizontally disposed between a chassis and a monitor of the computer, and the positioning means comprises a single axis hinge, which is connected to a front corner of the plate such that the hinge rotates on a vertical axis. One edge of the LCDM is attached to the hinge so that the LCDM may be rotated on a vertical axis. During use, the LCDM may be rotated such that its display screen is coplanar with the display screen of the monitor. Between uses, the LCDM may be rotated such that its display screen is substantially orthogonal to the display screen of the monitor.
Ouchi et al, U.S. Pat. No. 5,796,577 describes a notebook computer comprising a keyboard positioned on the upper surface of a computer body, an operating ball, function keys and the like. A cover member fixed to the computer body by a hinge so that it opens and closes against the computer body is supported in an open position substantially perpendicular to the body. A first display device is formed on the inner surface of the cover member, and a second display device is formed on the outer surface thereof. The operator and the client facing each other with the notebook computer positioned between them could share the same screen information by watching each of the two display devices in front of them.
Chee, U.S. Pat. No. 5,694,141 describes a computer system including a pair of display devices, such as cathode ray tubes (CRT's) or liquid crystal displays (LCD's) for providing a visible display to a user of the computer system. The computer system includes a video display controller (VDC) providing for simultaneous display of different images on the pair of display devices. The VDC includes a display data processing circuit (DDPC) which is variably configurable to provide decoding of data words from a first bit-word format as received from a display first-in-first-out (FIFO) memory to a second bit-word format as required by a particular one of the pair of display devices. The DDPC is variably configurable to allow the pair of display devices to each receive driving signals providing the simultaneous differing images, and which driving signals originate with the bit-words allocated to each particular one of the pair of display devices. Accordingly, the DDPC simultaneously decodes bit-words from the first bit-word format to a pair of second bit-word formats, which second bit-word formats need not be the same, but can differ depending on the type of display device receiving the corresponding driving signals.
Haneda et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,90,848 describes an information processing apparatus having a main body and a lid body configured so that the lid body can be switched between a closed state, a stacked state, a double screen state and an inverted state. Each of the main body and the lid body has a display section for displaying information and an input section composed of a transparent tablet and provided on the display section. As a sensor or the like detects the lid body in one of the four states, a control section of the information processing apparatus controls the display section so that a screen on the display section is appropriate to the detected state of the lid body. The control section also controls the lighting section for lighting the display section appropriately to the detected state of the lid body. This realizes appropriate display in accordance with usages of the information processing apparatus and offers an easy-to-operate and easy-to-use information processing apparatus. Besides, the lighting section is turned on/off according to needs, and therefore it is possible to prevent heat generation and to restrain power consumption.
Batio, U.S. Pat. No. 5,949,643 describes a retrofitting, folding, portable keyboard for a notebook computer consisting of two, pivotally-hinged halves. The two halves are hinged so that may be assume a perfectly flat, horizontal position, or, alternatively, a laterally raised and sloping configuration that provides an enhanced, ergonometric configuration to the user. Each half has its own set of keys and space bar. The keyboard of the invention has its own pointing device that takes over the pointing function of the pointing device of the dedicated keyboard provided with the notebook computer. The portable, folding keyboard of the invention also has a joystick-adapter by which a conventional joystick may be operatively coupled to the notebook computer by which games may be played. Four, bottom, pivotal feet support the keyboard on and/or above the existing keyboard provided with the notebook computer. A carrying case is provided in which the folded-up keyboard may be stored and transported. Also provided is a dual split screen, where each half of the split screen is pivotally mounted for universal rotation.
Reddy et al., U.S. Pat. No. 6,215,459 describes a video controller for controlling at least two video displays incorporating a video memory for storing first and second video frames of interleaved pixel data. A video memory controller connected to the video memory sequentially reads data for a first pixel from the first video frame and data for a second pixel from the second video frame. Each pixel data is in turn transferred to a look-up table connected to the video memory controller which converts the first and second pixel data to first and second display data. A selector coupled to the look-up table alternately routes the first display data to one video display and routes the second display data to the other video display.
Gouko, U.S. Pat. No. 6,222,507 describes a personal computer which displays a plurality of images and which includes a body of the personal computer, a primary display panel provided on a front side of the body, and a secondary display panel provided adjacently to the primary display panel, the secondary display panel is slid to be contained into the primary display panel or outer sides of the primary display panel by the use of rack and pinion mechanism. The secondary display panel is rotatable towards both upper or lower side and left or right side with respect to the primary display panel by a hinge mechanism.
Chee et al., WO 96/41328 describes a computer system including a dual-panel monochrome or color liquid crystal display (LCD). A dynamic random access memory (DRAM) of the computer including a defined virtual memory array representative of pixel locations of the dual-panel LCD. Pixel values are read from the virtual array of the DRAM and written to corresponding locations of the display by a display pipeline. The writing of pixel values to the display proceeds pixel-by-pixel across a row of pixels in a panel, and then to the next row of pixels until a panel is refreshed. The panels of the array are refreshed one at a time alternating between an upper panel of the display and a lower panel of the display. While one panel is being refreshed, the other panel is blanked. Consequently, the dual-panel display may be driven with a simplied structure of display pipeline, and with a reduced time requirement for access to the DRAM.
The prior art teaches the use of dual screen monitors, but does not teach a sliding withdrawal of a second screen into a position lateral to the first with hinged adjustment of both. The present invention fulfills these needs and provides further related advantages as described in the following summary.
The present invention teaches certain benefits in construction and use which give rise to the objectives described below.
A display apparatus comprises a device enclosure supporting a front panel and a monitor housing supporting a first monitor screen. The monitor housing is pivotally engaged with the device enclosure, and enabled for pivotal movement between a closed position wherein the first monitor screen is approximately parallel to front panel, and an open position, placing the first monitor screen at an angle to the front panel. A sliding assembly supports a second monitor screen. The sliding assembly is enabled for sliding movement between a concealed position within the monitor housing and a viewing position lateral to the monitor housing. The sliding assembly is further enabled, when placed in the viewing position, for pivotal movement relative to the monitor assembly for improved viewing, jointly, of the first and the second monitor screens.
A primary objective of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method of use of such apparatus that provides advantages not taught by the prior art.
Another objective is to provide such an invention capable of displaying two monitor screens in side-by-side fashion for joint viewing.
A further objective is to provide such an invention capable of storing the two screens in a single integral assembly when not in use.
A still further objective is to provide such an invention capable of separate hinged adjustment of each of the two screens.
A still further objective is to provide such an invention wherein a second of the two screens is enclosed for mounting onto a first screen housing.
Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following more detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, which illustrate, by way of example, the principles of the invention.
The accompanying drawings illustrate the present invention. In such drawings:
FIG. 1 is a perspective exploded view of a preferred embodiment of the invention showing a second monitor screen of the invention withdrawn from a monitor housing of the invention and including a hinge for pivoting the second monitor screen,
FIG. 2 is a further preferred embodiment thereof, shown as an exploded perspective view, wherein the second screen is part of a separable housing attachable to the main monitor housing of the invention;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an embodiment of FIG. 2 where the second monitor screen is not hinged; and
FIG. 4 is similar to FIG. 3 but showing the second monitor screen as hinged and pivotable in a manner similar to that shown in the embodiment of FIG. 1.
The above described drawing figures illustrate the invention in at least one of its preferred embodiments, which is further defined in detail in the following description.
The present invention is a display apparatus, and as shown in FIGS. 1-4 may be constructed in at least two different versions or embodiments. In a first preferred embodiment, shown in FIG. 1 the apparatus comprises a device enclosure 10 such as the primary case of a laptop computer, as shown, and supported thereon, a front panel 20, as shown, which preferably has a keyboard 22 and other controls 24, as are typical of a laptop computer or similar device. A monitor housing 30, typically the cover of a laptop computer, supports a first monitor screen 40 is pivotally engaged, as is well known in laptop type devices, with the device enclosure 10 using a hinging means 50 of any common type, as shown. Thus, pivotal movement between a closed position (FIG. 2 shows the monitor housing 30 moving toward the closed position) wherein the first monitor screen 40 is positioned approximately parallel to the front panel 20, and an open position (FIGS. 1) is enabled. The open position places the first monitor screen 40 at an angle to the front panel 20 and this angle is typically a right angle or a slightly obtuse angle, as may be convenient for the user in viewing the front panel 20 and the monitor screen 40. A sliding assembly 60 supports a second monitor screen 70. The sliding assembly 60 is enabled for sliding movement within the monitor housing 30, between a concealed position, where it is fully enclosed within the monitor housing 30, and a viewing position, shown in FIG. 1, where the second monitor screen 70 is positioned laterally to the monitor housing 30 for viewing. This is easily accomplished with, for instance, Teflon� slides, or any other sliding scheme as will be known to those of skill in the art. The sliding assembly 60, when in the viewing position, is further enabled by hinge 80 for pivotal movement relative to the monitor housing 30 for improved viewing, jointly, of the first 40 and the second 70 monitor screens. In this embodiment electrical interconnection between the second screen is facilitated in the same fashion as with the first screen, as for instance is taught in present-day laptop assembly and interconnection methods well known in the field of this art. The invention may be a simple dumb monitor or may be made as a laptop with dual screens for extended visual use with one or more application software programs as would be easily facilitated by those of skill, as it might use the same techniques as, so-called; "picture-in-picture" know-how, or similar techniques.
In an alternate embodiment, shown in FIGS. 2-4, the sliding assembly 60 may be a part of a separate device from the monitor housing 30, whereby the sliding assembly 60 is enclosed in a sliding assembly housing 65, best seen in FIG. 2. In this embodiment of the invention, the sliding assembly housing 65 provides edge gripping means 67 for mounting the sliding assembly housing 65 onto the monitor housing 30 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. A means for electrical interconnection between the sliding assembly 60 and the device enclosure 10 is also provided. In the preferred embodiment, electrical interconnection between sliding assembly 60 is obtained through snaked cable 69 as shown in FIG. 1. This cable 69 extends from the sliding assembly 60, through an access port 66 on one side of sliding assembly housing 65 and terminates with a connector plug 68 compatible with a connector socket in the device enclosure 10.
While the invention has been described with reference to at least one preferred embodiment, it is to be clearly understood by those skilled in the art that the invention is not limited thereto. Rather, the scope of the invention is to be interpreted only in conjunction with the appended claims.
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I'm Mike. I like to think I'm a pretty normal dude. I'm also quite handsome (according to my mom), funny and likable (according to my friends), and fit to be a member of society (according to my parole officer). Kidding of course... I'm not very likable. I'll do my best to keep this brief. As of late I've tried to embrace traveling, and though I haven't been to a ton of places, hopefully that won't always be the case. For now I try to get one big trip a year, along with smaller overnight or weekend ones throughout the year. Gotta get my fix, I suppose. On a more day to day aspect, I like going to happy hours, hiking, going to ballgames, or just hanging out in general. It sort of doesn't matter what you're doing, since the company you're with is usually more important. Ultimately I'd like to meet a gal that enjoys traveling herself, enjoys going out to eat or have some drinks, or even just spending an evening at home catching up on Netflix. I'm tempted to include more, but why not save something to talk about on a potential date, right? So, if I sound interesting, either send a message, or at least cut me some slack on my awkward attempt at sending one!
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
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I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Dogs
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For the most part I've enjoyed everywhere I've traveled. Chicago, Seattle, and New York stand out domestically. Of the little international travel I've done, Rome, Paris, and London were cool. Recently did Peru, and that was a pretty great trip.
TV: Seinfeld, Conan, Walking Dead (though I'm about a season behind) Movies: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Shawshank, Jaws, Ghostbusters, Dark Knight trilogy Music: Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, The Doors, Jimmy Eat World just to name a few...
I enjoy going to sporting events, happy hours, weekend trips, hiking, day trips, to name a few, although I probably don't do those as much as I'd like. I'm also open to suggestions!
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The optional modules are very interesting and I actually had a bit of difficulty deciding in only two and consequently I decided to audit one more. I chose 'Environmental Actors and Politics' and 'Environmental Internship' as the two optional courses for the year. I have now secured an internship at a consultancy in which I will acquire important knowledge for my professional future.
The Department of Geography, is located at the Strand campus which is a beautiful place to study in. As master's students we have exclusive access to facilities created especially for us, such as the common room, the computer laboratory and computer rooms in the Maughan Library (within a 5 minutes walk reach from the Strand).
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The Linux Foundation announced the inclusion of additional resource materials for their Open Compliance Program.
The Open Compliance Program was announced in August at LinuxCon 2010. The program is designed to decrease the legal concerns present in open source adoption by providing tools, training, documentation, self-assessmetn checklists, and a standard license report format, , so that open source adopters could instantly identify the type of license and the terms they were then subject to within any open source product.
Since that announcement the foundation has had three papers available on the publications page, covering software compliance, good FOSS practices, and challenges and kernel development. Now, the program has additional material from Ibrahim Haddad, Ph.D. A respected writer, Dr. Haddad's newest contribution to the Linux Foundation's Open Compliance Program documentation is a paper titled "A Glimpse Into Recommended Practices in a FOSS Compliance Management Process." The paper can be freely downloaded here.
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Preheat grill, indoor grill pan, or heavy frying pan to medium high. Coat a medium-sized pan with cooking spray. Sauté bell peppers 20 minutes over medium low. Mix ketchup ingredients in a small bowl; set aside. Combine turkey with Old Bay seasoning, cayenne pepper, and salt in a medium-sized bowl. Form into 4 patties. Grill patties 4 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Remove from heat and top each burger with a slice of cheese. Toast English muffins; spread with ketchup. Place each burger on a muffin; top with sautéed peppers.
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It really has met all the needs we bought it for. Reliable, great utility, fuel efficient in a CUV
Nothing - BUT, I just had it in for service yesterday and asked them to check for a leak from a spot in the driveway, and they said I had a transmission fluid leak. The service is next week under warranty!
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I agree pretty much with the other few reviews on the 2013. The car has been great overall. It's my wife's and our primary car; she drives everyday around town for her job in the school district, and we travel from NJ to Myrtle Beach, SC about 6 times a year, often with a lot of luggage/car carrier etc. In the real world we've gotten up to 29 MPG on the long trip with 3 people and luggage. Loaded up to the gills, about 21.
The car is comfortable on the 10 hour trip from the driver/passenger seat. Takes a lot of "stuff". The EX-L is close to all the features of our prior RDX, giving up the power passenger seat and memory on the driver's side and the Homelink for the garage. 55 horsepower and SH "Super Handling", BUT my lease payment is about 40% less and I save every month on fuel, not needing premium for the turbo. So, it was a desired tradeoff for the financials and worth it!
Shopping around we got the EX-L at one dealer for the exact same monthly payment and deal to the EX only at another ($2000 difference). Dealers have room, but you have to find the right one.
Performance - Yes, it's a little lacking in performance, but I drive a sports car and came from the RDX. It's a little more upright and narrow from the wheel base, so it doesn't handle as well, you have to slow on turns. Merge power is adequate and the 5 speed does rev to provide torque; not sure a CVT would do that. I passed on the Subaru Crosstrek and Forester for that (it got better after the breaking in miles). Also, performed great in the NJ winter in medium to high snow and all season standard tires.
My wife loves it! I would look for a little more power/torque and handling to have it all, but it truly does the job for much less than others.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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Nice review :)
Looks like performance got a boost this year (Direct Injection & CVT) -
0-60 MPH 8.5 seconds, QUARTER MILE 16.7 seconds @ 86.0 mph.