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Fun With Apples PassbookPosted: November 27, 2012 Filed under: apple, geek, iPhone, Tech | Tags: apple, iOS, iPhone, iPod, passbook, star wars, tech, Tips and Tricks Leave a comment »
Back In September most iPhones got updated with iOS 6. We got some enhancements and a few new apps including Passbook. The idea is that Passbook would hold all your coupons, club cards, tickets and what nots like that. Many people are no impressed with this app at all.
I have Target and Starbucks linked to passbook but I often forget about. Even though you could setup location services to send you a message once you are close to said place. When you think about it's a great idea. I guess the popular retailers don't feel like pushing this feature. They'd rather give use 3 foot long receipts.
So if you'd like to make this app useful to you instead of tucking it away in a folder on the last page, I give Flonsolutions they have created some great tickets to show off. To name a few;
The iPod Recall HookupPosted: December 22, 2011 Filed under: apple, Music, Tech | Tags: apple, iPod, recall, tech Leave a comment »
*update 1/12/12* Got a package from apple last week. i opened it up and there was a letter telling me that the did indeed run out of replacement 1st gen nanos. Under that letter was a new 8GB iPod nano.
About a month ago I got an email from apple stating that there is a recall on 1st gen iPod nanos. I signed up for it and about a week later I got a box to ship it back to them.
I was quoted 6-8 week return time for my replacement. No big deal on time it's an old 2GB iPod I hardly use. It sadly collects dust on a self.
The news is out now from mashable that Apple ran out I replacement units and is now sending people a 6th Gen nano. Most likely the 8GB ( the smallest size for that model) but it has no warranty, all those nanos were out of warranty anyway.
So that's a hook up. I basically traded up with no fees but I'm kinda bummed. The thing is I already have a newer 16GB nano. It does make a great watch. I'm going to miss that classic click wheel iPod. I also has a few accessories that only fit the 1st gen model.
update – 2/28/12
I really didn't know what to do with this thing. No one I knew wanted it. So I went to ebay. It sold in 5 days for $80. Not bad, I would not have got that much for the 1st gen nano.
iOS Jailbreak, MehPosted: November 17, 2011 Filed under: iPhone, Tech, thoughts | Tags: hacked, hacks, iOS, iPhone, jailbreak, meh, tech Leave a comment »
So I recently picked up a used iPhone 3GS for cheap money. I already have an iPhone 4 as my primary pocket gadget. This one is for fun and to save battery life on my iPhone 4 while playing many podcasts during my work day.
This 3Gs is a bit tired. Soon I'll be making a purchase through CNN for some parts. They sell lots of mobile device parts for great prices. you just have to wait a couple of weeks to get your parts from china.
So I decided to go ahead and jailbreak the 3Gs. I must say it was very easy to do with the Red Sn0w app on the Mac. So far with this jailbreak I must say that I'm not that impressed. The biggest features that I found useful was a couple UI tweaks. Let me note that the 3Gs has no cell service and I do not plan to get any. Perhaps if this was my primary phone I'd be more interested in other features.
I had always thought that jailbreaking got users a ton of free apps and features. It looks to me that it's just another app store filled with apps that apple has rejected.
With all these new feature with iOS lately I guess I see the point or I'm just use to the look and feel of the stock iOS.
I'll give it a couple of weeks maybe I'll find something great for me or maybe I'll return it back to stock.


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After a full day of discussions about public education among a select group of establishment educators and allied think-tank types, the best recommendation they could all come up with is the need for more "effective teachers."
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Hoping to build on state-level reforms aimed at closing the education achievement gap, the Education Department opened its Race to the Top competition to school districts on Sunday, inviting the poorest districts across the country to vie for almost $400 million in grants.
The 1983 publication of A Nation at Risk was intended to create significant improvements in public education.
Georgia won $400 million as part of the federal Race to the Top education grant. But in a recent letter to Governor Nathan Deal, the U.S. Education Department said the state is at "high risk" of losing $33 million of the grant.
Georgia could lose $33 million of its $400 million Race to the Top school grant because of proposed changes to a new evaluation system for principals and teachers.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) today told U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan that it is unacceptable to exclude Vermont and many other rural states from a major federal grant program.
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The Extra Tenth: Makenzie Bristol
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – This season, the No. 16-ranked West Virginia University gymnastics team will lift the veil and give Mountaineer fans a closer look in The Extra Tenth. Each Monday, a different gymnast will be featured.
The 11th edition features junior Makenzie Bristol. One of the team's stronger floor workers, the Prosper, Texas, native made her 2013 season debut on Feb. 17. She went on to score 9.825 on Feb. 24, helping the Mountaineers tally a season-high 49.325 on floor and push their way to a season-best 196.55 showing. As she continues to earn her spot in the floor lineup, Bristol also is making strides on beam in Cary Gym and could see time as a two-event specialist before her Mountaineer career is complete.
Full Name: Makenzie Bristol
Birthday: May 17
What's on TV: Sons of Anarchy, Gossip Girl
What's in my iPod: Country – especially Jason Aldean
Favorite Movie: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Favorite electronic device: Phone
Superstitions: If I give Hope Sloanhoffer a hug before my floor routine, I will nail it. I also have to pray before I compete.
Worst habit: Biting and picking at my nails
Favorite late-night snack: Sour watermelons
Pop or soda: Soda
Chocolate or caramel: Both!
Early riser or night owl: Early bird
Bus or PRT: Neither
Swimsuit or snowsuit: Swimsuit
Facebook or Twitter: Twitter
Favorite Pinterest recipe: Bucket of Shambles made by Beth Deal
Dream date: Skydiving
Favorite weekend activity: Pinterest parties and movie nights with my teammates
Favorite athlete to watch in another sport: Any of the Dallas Cowboys
Favorite magazine: People
Which reality show would you do best on: Dirty Jobs
Teammates destined for 15 minutes of fame: Dayah Haley and Beth Deal
Best Dressed on Team: Erica Smith
Teammate that makes the best study buddy: Hope Sloanhoffer
Favorite club gym memory: Growing up with my best friends
Favorite road-trip ritual: Singing "Country Roads" when we enter West Virginia
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February 10, 2012
RSU Public TV's 'Will Rogers' Documentary Named International Award Finalist
Rogers State University Public Television's award-winning documentary about Will Rogers has been named a finalist in the 2012 New York Festivals International Television and Film Awards.
Competing in the "Biography/Profiles" category, "Will Rogers and American Politics" is one of five documentaries in the competition, which includes entries from more than 40 countries. Also nominated in the category are: "E:60," Mike Reeder, ESPN; "Injustice Files," Investigation Discovery; "Ray Charles' America," A&E, and "World's Untold Stories: Secret Jew," CNN.
"Will Rogers and American Politics" is an in-depth look at how a rope-twirling, plain-talking Cherokee cowboy became one of the most powerful political voices in America. The production highlights Rogers' influence and political power as revealed through the eyes and words of great Americans such as Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Mickey Rooney, former Cherokee Chief Chad Smith, comedian Lewis Black and many others.
Hours of rare archival film footage, 15,000 photos and 18,000 documents were carefully analyzed and screened with the most appropriate and poignant being incorporated into the production.
Tim Yoder served as producer and videographer for the documentary, Dan Schiedel, general manager of RSU Public Television, was executive producer, Geoffrey O'Gara, writer, Jessica Blythe Ammons, associate producer and Bryan Crain, music and graphics. Bill Kurtis, award-winning producer and journalist, narrated the documentary.
The New York Festivals Television and Films honors programming of all lengths dedicated to both the TV and film industries. Categories include: news, sports, documentary, reality, drama, feature films, telenovelas, webisodes, promo, music videos, corporate films, and animation.
Winners in each category will be recognized during an April 17 ceremony honoring "The World's Best TV Programs & Films" at The National Association of Broadcasters Show in Las Vegas.
The Will Rogers documentary previously earned a Heartland Emmy this summer in the category of historical documentary.
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Isaac Mulkey's Will.
I Isaac Mulkey do make and publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all other wills by me at any other time made.
First - I direct that my funeral expenses and all my just debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any moneys that I may die possessed or may first come into the hands of my Executor.
Secondly. I direct that all my property including my Stock household and Kitchen furniture farming utensils books and all other property not named in this will be given to my loveing companion for the support of her and any of my children that are single and laboring under bodily affliction to belong to my wife during her widowhood but should she marry it is to be given up to such of my single children as may be inable to make a living by their own exertions and at the death of the last of them included in this second direction I direct that it go into the hands of those that support them while they lived and my Executor is hereby directed to give up the property to my widdow Rachel Mulky as soon as he enters on his Executorship.
Lastly. I do herby nominate and appoint my two sons Philip Mulkey and Robt H Mulkey my Executors to Carry this will into effect.
Witness my hand and Seal 25th August 1849
Isaac Mulkey [seal]
Signed Sealed and published in our presence and we have subscribed our names hereto in the presence of the Testator this 25th August 1849.
R. S. Ferguson
John Murray
The foregoing Will was proven in open Court at October Term 1855 by R. S. Ferguson and John Murray the subscribing witnesses thereto and orderd to be recorded.
Henry Hoss, Clk.
Notes: Isaac Mulkey was my gggg grandfather. When his will was written his eldest son Philip was 39 years old. His son Robert was 24 years old.
Witness John Murray was Mulkey's brother-in-law. R.S. Ferguson's relationship is unknown, however he may be related to Amanda Ferguson who married Mulkey's son Hiram and/or to Alexander Ferguson who married his granddaughter Sarah Mulkey.
It is unclear which children Isaac was referring to in his will as disabled. He had 3 males, aged 10 to 15, in his household in the 1840 census and 3 younger females, one under 10 and two aged 15 to 20 in addition to his wife.
In 1850 Isaac was enumerated in Washington County with his wife Rachel and four of his children still living with him - Sarah (aged 32), Lucinda (aged 27), Hiram (aged 21) and Rachel (aged 17). Robert H Mulkey was one of the males listed in the 1840 census, as was Hiram. The third may have been a son Howard who does not appear in any subsequent census listings but was named in his brother Jesse's will. The younger females' ages roughly correspond to the ages of the daughters in the 1850 census (Sarah is older than she should be if the 1840 census listing is correct).
Sarah may have married a Mr. Depew or she may have died. She does not appear in the household in subsequent census listings. Hiram married Amanda Ferguson. Both he and his wife died in the 1870s leaving young children. Lucinda survived her father and was enumerated in the 1860 census living with her mother, younger sister Rachel and Rachel's husband, Joseph Campbell. Lucinda does not appear in subsequent census records. Isaac's widow Rachel Mulkey was enumerated in the 1870 and 1880 census listings in the household of her son-in-law Joseph Campbell. He and his wife Rachel do not appear to have had children, but adopted a son.
Source: Washington County, Tennessee, Wills, 1: 565, Isaac Mulkey; Tennessee State Library and Archives roll #169.


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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Engine noise on takeoff worried pilot
by stefan rogenmoser
The Independent
More details have become known about last weeks airplane mishap on the runway at the Berkeley County Airport in Moncks Corner.
The male pilot was speaking with EMS when the first Berkeley County Sheriffs Office deputy arrived at the airport at about 5:40 p.m. on Dec. 6.
The pilot of the single-engine Grumman Traveler, who was flying alone, received a minor abrasion on his left shin but declined medical treatment, according to a BCSO incident report.
The airplane made a hard landing and slid off the runaway after having engine problems at takeoff.
The pilot said he taxied onto the runway and completed his preflight checks. Everything was normal. Then he took off and turned into crosswinds and started hearing the engine missing, although the RPMs were at a normal level.
He switched fuel tanks and the engine kept making a noise, so he continued around to land, according to the report.
The pilot said he put the plane down fast and hard so he would not stall. As the pilot neared the end of the runway he had to pull the nose up to miss a ditch to avoid flipping the aircraft.
The front wheel was sheared off when it hit the rough. The nose of the plane was down and the propeller was damaged.
The pilot turned off the master switch and exited the aircraft. A witness ran to the airplane with a fire extinguisher and to help if needed.
Airport officials contacted the FAA. A BCSO deputy took photos and placed them into evidence.
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Camelia Pasandaran
Jakartans woke up on Thursday to a city paralyzed by flooding brought about by torrential rains overnight. Several key roads were not passable to vehicles and public transportation was similarly affected, leaving thousands stranded.
Beritasatu.com reported that floodwaters of up to one meter deep inundated key roads, including Rasuna Said, Daan Mogot, Puri Kembangan, Tubagus Anhke, Kyai Tapa, Dukuh Atas, MH Thamrin, Jatinegara, Joglo, Merupa, Duri Kepa and Latumenten.
Along Rasuna Said in Kuningan, floodwaters around the Four Seasons hotel area caused massive traffic gridlock, Elshinta radio reported. Traffic along Jalan MH Thamrin in Central Jakarta is also paralyzed as floodwaters reach around one meter.
Cars headed to Tugu Tani, Central Jakarta, have also reportedly been stuck in traffic for more than two hours.
According to the official Twitter account of the Transjakarta busway, all bus corridors have stopped operating since 9:16 a.m. due to floods and inaccessible roads.
At the same time, trains from Bogor and Bekasi are only able to travel to Manggarai station and are unable to continue to Kota station and Sudirman station. Elshinta radio reported that floodwaters inundated both stations.
Due to the situation, TMC announced that three-in-one regulation is not in effect today.
Jakarta officials raised the flood alert to the highest level on Wednesday amid some of the most severe flooding the city has seen in recent years, with predictions that the situation could get worse over the coming days and weeks.


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The Department of Environmental Health Sciences is devoted to the study of the fundamental mechanisms responsible for disease processes initiated or aggravated by environmental agents. Indoor and outdoor environments consist of complex interacting systems. These systems require the development of new approaches to understanding the basis of their action. Current research interests of the faculty include chemical and environmental carcinogenesis, genetic and reproductive toxicology, cytogenetics, radiation biology, and clinical and forensic toxicology.
The Department of Environmental Health Sciences offers the MS degree and an MD/MS program for students who have received formal acceptance to the School of Medicine and are interested in expanding their training in the area of environmental health sciences. This program allows students to complete the requirements for both degrees within a four-year period.
The Master of Science degree program is designed to increase the student's knowledge of environmental health science as well as to provide a firm foundation in the life sciences. The program is multidisciplinary and emphasizes cancer biology, environmental toxicology, and nutrition and toxicology. It is based on a core classroom curriculum in the biological sciences, including biochemistry, biostatistics, microbiology, genetics, molecular biology, pharmacology, epidemiology, and toxicology.
Applicants must complete a CWRU Graduate Application. Tuition or stipends will not be provided for the master of science program (no additional tuition is required for enrolled medical students).
Currently, a student can obtain a MS with a thesis based on an individual research project [Plan A] or may obtain a MS based solely on course work and a comprehensive exam [Plan B]. Both degrees require completion of 27 semester hours of credit. Under Plan A, up to 9 of the 27 semester hours can be obtained through research. Students also prepare a written thesis and complete an oral defense for a Plan A Degree. Completion of a Plan B, MS Degree, requires satisfactory performance on a written comprehensive exam taken after the student has finished their 27 hours of coursework. Also, for Plan B, it's recommended that the student take CBIO 453 Cell Biology I & CBIO 455 Molecular Biology I [8 Credits] or BIOC 407 Introduction to Biochemistry: From Molecules To Medical Science [4 Credits] & BIOC 408 Molecular Biology [4 Credits].
Of the 27 semester hours of coursework required for the MS degree, 9 hours of credit are fulfilled by the EVHS Core Curriculum. This Core Curriculum is comprised of three 3 credit courses: EVHS 429 Introduction to Environmental Health, EVHS 401 Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences: Biochemical Toxicology and EVHS 402 Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences: Risk Assessment. Finally, as part of the 12 credits of Core Courses, a student must take a Statistics course of their choosing (must be approved by the Department).
The required course list is as follows:
Course List
|Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences: Biochemical Toxicology
|Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences: Risk Assessment
|Effects of Exposure to Env Toxins
|Introduction to Environmental Health
|Environmental Health Law and Policy
|Independent Study in Environmental Health Sciences
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EVHS 401. Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences: Biochemical Toxicology. 3 Units.
This course details the fundamentals of biochemical toxicology. Specific topics include oxidation-reduction reactions, Phase I and II xenobiotic metabolism and mechanisms of cellular toxicity. Also, this course focuses on pharmacology. General principles of pharmacology, drug transport and absorption, drug metabolism, neuropharmacology, immunopharmacology and pharmacokinetics are discussed.
EVHS 402. Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences: Risk Assessment. 3 Units.
This course presents an overview of the scientific approaches used to determine whether environmental agents are potentially dangerous to people. In this course, criteria utilized for establishing exposure limits is presented. A variety of assays which can be employed to assess the impact of environmental exposure on normal and genetically susceptible individuals are studied. These include: numerous animal tests, short term toxicity and mutagenicity tests, functional assays, molecular techniques to delineate mechanisms of action, epidemiology studies and controlled clinical trials. Recommended preparation: EVHS 429.
EVHS 405. Effects of Exposure to Env Toxins. 3 Units.
This course provides an introduction to toxic agents found in the environment and presents an overview of chemical and physical agents which have acute toxic and/or genotoxic effects on cells. Toxicity, mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, teratogenicity and the potential for exposure to these agents through environmental, occupational and medicinal routes are discussed. This topic will be covered at both the molecular and the clinical level. Discussion of clinical cases will be included.
Prereq: EVHS 401 and EVHS 402.
EVHS 429. Introduction to Environmental Health. 3 Units.
This is a survey course of environmental health topics including individual, community, population, and global issues. Introduction to risk management, important biological mechanisms, and age and developmental impacts are covered in an overview fashion. A practical inner city home environment experience is included. Offered as EVHS 429 and MPHP 429.
EVHS 435. Environmental Health Law and Policy. 3 Units.
This course will introduce students to environmental law and policy, with a focus on federal environmental law. The goal of the course is to enable students to understand the distinctive characteristics of a regulatory agency, where scientific insights must be channeled through the paths set out by law. Students will consider how federal statutes are implemented through agency regulations, and the role of courts in overseeing the regulatory process. Substantive statutes we will consider include the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the regulation of hazardous wastes and the cleanup of contaminated sites, and a range of federal statutes regulating chemical manufacturing/use and the workplace. The course includes an overview of the common law concepts of torts and nuisance.
Prereq: EVHS 429 or permission of instructor.
EVHS 506. Independent Study in Environmental Health Sciences. 1 - 6 Unit.
EVHS 651. Master's Thesis Research. 1 - 9 Unit.
EVHS 701. Dissertation Ph.D.. 1 - 9 Unit.
(Credit as arranged.)
Prereq: Predoctoral research consent or advanced to Ph.D. candidacy milestone.


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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Union Square Holiday Market
at South Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Shop for holiday gifts and stock up on your favorite treats in Union Square Park.
Category: Markets, Winter Holidays
High Line Art: Pier 54 Exhibit
at High Line Exhibition, Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
High Line Art presents Pier 54, an exhibition conceived as a tribute to and a reaction against Pier 18, a legendary project organized by artist and curator Willoughby Sharp…
Category: Art
Bryant Park Holiday Shops
at Bryant Park, Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Featuring more than 125 boutique-style shops in the park's tree-lined allées, the Holiday Shops complete the park's transformation into a winter wonderland.
Category: Markets, Winter Holidays
Central Park Tour: Belvedere's Kingdom
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
Take a walk around the landscapes dominated by historic Belvedere Castle. See some of the area's featured attractions, including the Great Lawn, Turtle Pond, Shakespeare Garden, and the Obelisk.
Category: Education, History, Tours
Blooming Naturalists: Introduction to Bird Watching
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
So you think you're a naturalist? Join the Prospect Park Alliance at the Audubon Center in this Introduction to Bird Watching series.
Category: Birding, Nature, Talks
Riding the Waves Exhibit
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
The new Lenape Gallery at Conference House Park Visitor Center will open Riding the Waves, a new exhibit of the Museum of Maritime Navigation and Communication. The premiere…
Category: Education, History, Talks, Waterfront
Learn To Draw
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Learn the basics of still life pencil drawing, including volume, tone, value and sketching. (Ages 10-adults).
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education
Nature on the Go!
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
A naturalist leads children and families to areas near the Audubon Center to discover the flora and fauna in the park.
Category: Nature, Talks
Animal Encounter at Prospect Park
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
3:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Park is a nature wonderland. Come discover all its joys.
Category: Birding, Nature, Talks
Grow to Learn Meet Up: Seed Swap!
at GrowNYC Greening Library, Manhattan
4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Please bring seeds (at least one packet) you'd like to exchange for seeds brought by other school gardeners.
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French XX Bibliography: 56. Critical and Bibliographical References for the Study of French Literature Since 1885 (French XX Bibliography)
Author: William J. Thompson
Publisher: Susquehanna University Press
Keywords: french, bibliography, study, literature, bibliographical, critical, references
Number of Pages: 424
Published: 2005-09
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French XX Bibliography: A Bibliography for the Study of French Literature and Culture Since 1885 (French Edition)
Publisher: Susquehanna University Press
Keywords: french, bibliography, culture, study, literature
Number of Pages: 516
Published: 2008-09-30
List price: $110.00
This annual "French XX Bibliography" provides the most complete listing available of books, articles, and book reviews concerned with French literature since 1885. Unique in its scope, thoroughness, and reliability of information, it has become an essential reference source in the study of modern French literature and culture. The bibliography is divided into three major divisions: general studies, author subjects (arranged alphabetically), and cinema. "Number 59" in the series contains 12,703 entries. William J. Thompson is Associate Professor of French and Undergraduate and Interdisciplinary
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Publisher: Webster's New World
Keywords: french, english, dictionary, world, new, webster
Number of Pages: 880
Published: 2008-05-12
List price: $9.99
A COMPACT AND EASY-TO-USE DICTIONARY FOR STUDY OR TRAVEL. Whether you're traveling, studying, or just need a reliable reference, Webster's New World French DIctionary offers the most practical, up-to-date content. Fully revised, it features: 70,000 references and 100,000 translations Free audio downloads with pronunciations for twenty-five key verbs Updated content that reflects today's vocabulary and usage A guide covering basic language functions to help with everyday conversation A readable design that is
Author: Terry Pyper
Publisher: Routledge
Keywords: french, english, technology, information, dictionary
Number of Pages: 590
Published: 1989-08-22
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Given the recent advances in telecommunications and the fact that the French lead the field in many aspects of information technology, this will be a valuable tool for students, translators and interpreters. The author has himself worked for a number of years as a technical translator and the dictionary reflects his knowledge and practical experience. 30,000 entries in each language cover terminology used in telecommunications, electronics and computer science, and developments in related disciplines such as the design and manufacture of printed circuits and components, installation, testing,
Langenscheidt Pocket French Dictionary: French-English, English-French (Langenscheidt's Pocket Dictionaries) (French Edition)
Author: Langenscheidt Editorial
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Number of Pages: 720
Published: 2005-05
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Langenscheidt's Pocket Dictionary French contains over 50,000 references. It includes a wealth of colloquial and idiomatic expressions, full grammar details with examples of usage, and conjugation tables. The ideal compact reference work for everyday use.
Authors:Ralph Albanese, M. Martin Guiney,
Publisher: Yale University Press
Keywords: french, yale, studies, later, years, series, education, volume, fifty
Number of Pages: 224
Published: 2008-07-28
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Editors' PrefaceI.ChronologyII. Historical PerspectivesViolaine Houdart-MérotLiterary Education in the Lycée: Crises, Continuity, and Upheaval since 1880 Martine JeyThe Literature of the Enlightenment: An Impossible Legacy for the Republican School Anne-Marie ChartierWhen French Schoolchildren were Introduced to Literature (1920-1940) Gilbert ChaitinEducation and Political Identity: The Universalist ControversyIII. Education Outside of the School, Outside of FranceRalph AlbaneseCorneille as a Cultural Icon in France from the Third Republic to Today Sabine LoucifFrench in American Unive
Oxford Colour French Dictionary Plus: French-English, English-French = Francais-Anglais, Anglais-Francais
Authors:Marianne Chalmers, Rosalind Combley, Catherine Roux,
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Published: 2004-01
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Authoritative and up-to-the-minute, this edition of the Oxford Colour French Dictionary Plus has been revised to include the very latest vocabulary, covering over 100,000 words, phrases, and translations. Packed with extra features, the dictionary includes a fascinating A-Z of life and culture in the French-speaking world, handy sample letters and emails, and helpful guidance on grammar and pronunciation, making it the perfect reference for students and holiday-makers alike. In addition, it offers word games to help improve your dictionary skills and your vocabulary, regular and irregular Fren


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RN to BSN Program
The RN to BSN completion program is specifically for working registered nurses who have completed their associate degree and subsequent RN licensure to advance their professional qualifications while continuing to live and work within the greater Houston and Victoria communities.
To find out about the RN to BSN program requirements, click Community College Transfer Plans, click Program Requirements or email firstname.lastname@example.com for general information.
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Admission Information
The School of Nursing offers admission to the RN to BSN program in the Spring semester at the UH Sugar Land campus and UH System at Cinco Ranch campus in Katy. Admission in the Summer semester is in Victoria, Texas. For this program, classes are held one day a week – Tuesdays, face to face with online and clinical components, to give students the flexibility to schedule courses around their work and family life. If a student is full time and takes the courses as offered, the nursing curriculum at UHV can be completed in one year (two semesters and a summer).
Priority deadlines:
UH Sugar Land - Fall - April 15th priority deadline. July 31st hard deadline.
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The primary educational objective of the RN to BSN-completion program is to increase the career and educational opportunities available to registered nurses in the university's service region. Graduates of the program will have a broader understanding of the nursing profession and will bring that understanding to the practice of nursing in their places of employment. Graduates will be prepared to assume some leadership and management roles.
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Raita: Yogurt Salad
- Total Time:
- 17 min
- Prep:
- 15 min
- Inactive:
- 2 min
- Yield:
- About 2 cups
- Level:
- Easy
Place the yogurt in a fine mesh strainer set over a bowl and drain for 1 hour. Discard the liquid in the bowl.
Place the drained yogurt in a medium bowl. Add the remaining ingredients and stir well to combine. Place, covered, in the refrigerator for 1 hour to cool and blend. Stir well and serve.
Recipe courtesy of Emeril Lagasse, 2001


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The sole FIGURE is a front view of our graphical user interface for computer screen showing our new design.
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Welcome to PETRA Online, an Online teaching ministry of PETRA Assembly, Threshing Truth From Tradition
I would like to have a nickel for every time I've heard "I believe in God, but I just don't like "organized religion", or "every church I've ever been to was too full of hypocrites", or my personal favorite, "All they want is your money".
If any of these statements sounds like you or someone you know, well, PETRA is the place for you; We are a NON-Denominational Messianic Christian ministry with no ties to any denomination or particular religious system. This particular ministry is not in any building for pesky hypocrites to gather, and because PETRA is online, it is impossible for us to "pass a plate".
So dust off your Bible, crack it open and join us as we read God's love letter to us and discover why He loved us so much that He gave His only Son as the ultimate sacrifice so that we can be together with Him forever in eternity.


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reply to post by Evolutionsend
Then you are nothing more than what is desired of the citizenry. Instead of seeing that it's two wings of the same bird you are going to bemoan and attack a single side. This polarity of opinion and action is why we as a nation are nothing more than chattel.
Now, the DHS official policy is that anyone who vocally supports the Constitution is considered a potential domestic terrorist. This happened under Obama and it is getting more intense.


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This is my husband's manly anniversary present, or "Man-iversary" present, as he likes to call it.
You will need a weekend and some elbow grease for starters.
Step 1: Gather your supplies
-A vehicle or anything in need of a new paint job
-Wet Dry Sandpaper
-Tack Cloth
-Masking Tape / Old Newspaper
-Flat Black Paint
-Camo Dark Brown Paint
-Camo Green Paint
-Camo Tan Paint
-Clear Coat
Step 2: Sand
Rinse well, then wipe down with your cloth. You will want to be able to run your fingers over the dry metal and have no residue.
Spray a bit of flat black in one spot, let dry and try to scratch it off. If it scratches off easily you should sand more!
Step 3: Paint Flat Black
Paint everything not masked flat black.
Step 4: Layers
Start with your Dark Brown paint. Hold a leave against the surface of the metal and spray over it. Lift up and you will leave a negitive of your leaf on the metal with a dark brown spray surrounding it. Do this to the whole object you're painting. Then repeat with green, and finally tan.
Also use twigs, sticks, the more variety of plant life, the better.
just kidding, the camo is Awesomesauce!
You can blend in in the country
You can stand out in the fashion world
Be invisible to a white tail, irresistible to a redneck girl
Camouflage, camouflage
Oh you're my favorite color camouflage
You can blend in in the country
You can stand out in the fashion world
Be invisible to a white tail, irresistible to a redneck girl
Well the stars and bars offend some folks and I guess I see why
Nowadays there's still a way to show your southern pride
The only thing as patriotic is the old red white and blue
Is green and gray and black and brown and tan all over too
Camouflage, camouflage
Designed by Mother Nature and by God
It's camouflage, camouflage
Oh you're my favorite color camouflage
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Ok> This is SdBr> I am 64. Over 165 lb. Lately that weight is weighing heavily on everything I do and wear. Time to change gear and accept that this xtra 45 lbs didn't come on in one day but 2 1/2 years of binging emotionally. Let's see how keeping a log with friends in the same situation will do. I am always so full of good intentions. Seem to honor always the eating emotions!!!! Thanks for listening. SdBr :-))
Someone once said, "how can she be a vegetarian and be so big" It does happen! So lets take our quasi-healthy lifestyle and use it to healthy women!
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Community highlights
Latest News
Gang member with five active warrants leads SPPD on separate foot pursuits
A known gang member with five active warrants who led Santa Paula Police on separate foot pursuits was captured Thursday after he attempted to get away jumping from roof and roof before hiding in a trash can.
Three people were arrested Wednesday afternoon after a woman allegedly took a test drive of a vehicle from a Santa Paula car lot, picked up two others nearby and after driving around a while let the salesman go after threatening him.
An increase in vehicle burglaries has prompted a warning from Santa Paula Police Chief Steve McLean for citizens to be aware that they could be next.
Santa Paula Police Department Explorer Shirley Herrera was Friday's Cruise Nite winner for the Hands-Only CPR gift certificate to La Cabana Restaurant.
More news
Check presented to Boys & Girls Club
Shown joining Jan Marholin, second from right, CEO of the Boys & Girls Club, and some of the kids who enjoy its facilities, are, l to r., Armani Amezcua, YPN Chair, with ERA Cusick Realty; Shelby Bishop, Affiliates Committee Co-Chair, with MortgageCouch; B.J. Ward, VCCAR President, with Comfort Realty; Salena Maloney-Bracamontes, with State Farm, and Patty Estrada with First American Title.
Three parks in Santa Paula and two others in the county will receive $1.2 million in sprucing up money from the California Department of Housing and Community Development.
Ventura County Fair Poster Contest Winner presented
Fatal collision on Highway 126
On Wednesday, July 08, 2015 at 2:15 pm, a fatal collision occurred on eastbound SR-126, west of Wells Road involving two vehicles.
Homeless that commit crimes is a growing problem
Although the reported number of homeless has declined in recent years, the crime rate among those without a home to call their own is becoming a problem according to Police Chief Steve McLean.
Flag raising ceremony held July 4th
Boy Scout Troop 309 conducted a Fourth of July flag raising ceremony at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 604 Ojai Road. Scoutmaster Guy Mansfield said the patriotic ceremony included retiring the old flag, which means proper destruction of the old flag and then ceremoniously raising a new one. After the brief outdoor flag ceremony a pancake breakfast was served to all in attendance.Patriotic neighbors and members of the local community were all invited to enjoy a safe and friendly celebration of our nation's 239th birthday by joining with Boy Scout Troop 309 as they demonstrated respect for our nation's flag. Above left to right raising the flag are Guy Mansfield (Committee Chair), Garrett Medley (Star Scout Troop #309), and Chuck LaPoint (Scoutmaster Troop #309)
Santa Paula Police arrested a known gang member Friday for allegedly stabbing his brother during an early morning family dispute. The arrest resulted from an anonymous tip that the suspect was hiding in a trash dumpster not far from where the incident occurred.
Santa Paula Police made an arrest Saturday after an early morning shooting left five men wounded…and the man taken into custody was one of those injured in the melee that occurred during a party bus drop-off.
Santa Paula's Independence Day/4th of July Fireworks Spectacular lived up to its name with an air show that brought families out to jam favorite viewing spots, a huge crowd to Harding Park — a.k.a. pyrotechnics ground zero — and to scores of celebrants to private parties Saturday evening.
Two Oxnard gang members were arrested on various charges late on the 4th of July when they allegedly fired off a shotgun in Santa Paula.
If you take pride in your business shoppers will be proud to come inside your store, and America in Bloom (AIB) and the Santa Paula Downtown Merchants Association (DTMA) have joined together to reward businesses that add to the attractiveness of the city's historic business district.
A small brush fire drew a large response of firefighters that kept it away from tinder dry brush in the Santa Clara River bottom Sunday.
Six area teens with an interest in medicine set sail on Dr. Sam's SHIP, (Summer Health Internship Program) the Ventura County Public Health intern program sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Wellness Foundation.
"The first casualty of war is truth."
Edison International continues its partnership with the Santa Paula Police and Fire Foundation (SPPFF) with a $1,500 grant to help support the foundation's Community Public Safety Awareness and Preparedness Project. This funding will be used with other donations to buy equipment for the Santa Paula Police Department and Santa Paula Fire Department, as well as to assist Police and Fire with materials for community outreach and education programming.
Thirsty for Justice: The Struggle for the Human Right to Water screened at the Universalist Unitarian Church where each month the Social Concerns Action Committee invites the public to watch and then discuss a film. The documentary focuses on the human right to have clean water.
There will be free rides for the 4th of July festivities in the Santa Clara River Valley thanks to Valley Express that will offer special bus services Saturday in addition to its regular routes.
With the summer hiatus for the City Council members of the panel addressed a few issues at the special meeting held June 22 ranging from the upcoming SOAR vote to the number of public safety responders on disability leave.
Blanchard Community Library launched its 2015 summer reading program, Read to the Rhythm, with their annual visit from Ronald McDonald.
SPFD responds to Fillmore fire
Santa Paula Fire was among the responders at an early morning fire at a vacant property in Fillmore, an incident that SPFD Chief Rick Araiza said points out the importance of mutual aid.
Three days and four all-free events are good to go this holiday weekend in Santa Paula where the fun never stops in everyone's favorite historic hometown.
Santa Paula Fire Chief Rick Araiza has a message for those thinking about setting off fireworks this 4th of July holiday season: forget it!
Summer Camp in Santa Paula
The annual City of Santa Paula Community Services Summer Camp continues this week. The camp runs Monday - Thursday from 10:30 am - 3:30 pm at Barbara Webster School. Camp activities include: arts & crafts, games, sports, special events, and local excursions. The Santa Paula Elementary School District provides lunch to participants each day.
The city is hoping homeowners will respond to a new Public Works Department program, buying back polluting brine-discharging water softener units using $150,000 in wastewater enterprise funds.
The 4th of July is a favorite holiday celebration with ear-splitting explosions and bright lights of fireworks that thrill humans, but terrify dogs and cats.
Two longtime volunteers were thanked for their community service and dedication to Citizens Patrol at a recent dinner.
One of the most famous Beatles' song is "Ticket to Ride" and if you want to experience the peace, love and rock and roll of the dawning of the age of Aquarius you'll get your tickets now to Moonlight at the Ranch IX: Groovy 60s.
It'll be love all night when Johnny & The Love Handles rock the Cruise Nite crowd Friday in historic Downtown Santa Paula.
From watching from hillsides and backyards to visiting Harding Park for a closer look, Saturday will be a night to light up the sky with a star spangled celebration America's Independence with the July 4th Fireworks Spectacular!
Downtown Benches get new life
The Hood River Valley Christian Church Youth Mission Group from Hood River, Oregon visited the City of Santa Paula the week of June 22, 2015. While visiting, on Wednesday, morning June 24th the group collaborated with the Santa Paula Community Services Department in re-staining the park benches along Green Street Alley and Main Street from 8th Street to Mill Street. In addition, the group spent that afternoon volunteering at the Community Services Summer Camp program at Barbara Webester School. Youth group members included Justin Crosswhite, Laurie Crosswhite, Scott Crosswhite, Carly Wyatt, Miles Wyatt, Jodi Wyatt, Lexy Duback and Eli Phelps. Pictured above are Laurie and Scott Crosswhite.


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The meaning of this name is unavailable
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Chinese 熊: this name has at least two origins. The first is from one of the names of the legendary emperor Huang Di (2697–2595 BC), also known as You Xiong; some of his descendants adapted this name as their surname. A second origin traces it to the end of the Shang dynasty in the 12th century BC: at this time there lived in the state of Chu a wise scholar and author, Yu Xiong, who served as teacher to the duke of Zhou, Wen Wang, famous for his virtue. Some of Yu Xiong's descendants adopted their illustrious forebear's given name as their surname.
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Nicknames & variations
Myndie, Myndii, Mynda, Myndee, Mynde, Myndy, Myndah, Mynd, Myong, Myung
Xiang, Xuong, Xyong, Xion, Xgomes, Xhomaqi, Xiomg, Xiond, Xionis, Xoomasi


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Below is the poem entitled Dripping Moon which was written by poet
Cheeseman. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Daniel Cheeseman
The moon dripped like wax through
the canopy of the pines, light and
shadow were scattered across the
ground like playing cards.
The air was still, the scent of danger
there but difficult to locate, yet the
nostrils still twitched in mistrust.
In knowing that this is their time,
time to forage, snout and graze this
fertile floor, it is also realized that
this is the hour of the hunter, he
who walks with feet shod in death.
In the absence of scent sound is the
ally the startled bird a friend and the
passing cloud a closet in which to
Cloven feet tread the fern, in this
tranquillity all is fostering, caring,
the procedure of life has no pace
but always achieves its aim, natural
progression achieved by time and
adaptation, little gained by the ever
presence of man, more so the rigid
adaptability to the elements given.
Yes I walk the forest at night, not
with rifle or bow, but with my dogs,
dreams and respect.


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Diablo 3: Monk Tier Sets
I finally got hold of all the tier sets for the Monk. They're arranged in an ascending order, starting with the lowest tiers to the highest. I posted all tier sets for the other classes a while ago, so if you haven't seen them, here they are: Barbarian – Demon Hunter – Witch Doctor – Wizard


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After it's all said and done — and the local scene has been wild this March — the Union College hockey team is still standing and heading back to the NCAA Tournament. Last year they made it all the way to the Frozen Four, and while that may be a tall order, coach Rick Bennett has done it again. Bennett has been the head coach for only two years and twice he has won the ECAC championship. Boston College could be a roadblock on Saturday night in Providence, but Union is hot right now and is getting great goaltending from Troy Grosenick NewsChannel 13's Rodger Wyland can be heard weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon on WOFX 980 AM.
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SAAFE House1426 Sam Houston Avenue, Huntsville, TX 77342 (map) | (936) 291-3529| saafehouse.org
SAAFE House is committed to empowering victims of family violence and sexual assault by providing individualized, immediate, free and confidential services. Our goal is to prevent family violence and sexual assault by educating our community.
Volunteer Opportunities: Help with clerical work, childcare, transportation, mentoring and advocacy.
Volunteer Requirements: Application, Interview and Orientation/Training.
Volunteer Coordinator Contact: Claire Berry at firstname.lastname@example.com or
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Montgomery County Women's Center1401 Airport Road, Conroe, TX 77301 (map) | (936) 441-4044 | firstname.lastname@example.com | mcwctx.org
Mission Purpose
To promote safe shelter, crisis intervention, counseling. legal and support services to victims/survivors of family violence, sexual assault, stalking and abuse in Montgomery and surrounding counties. Also, to provide education to the community on these issues.
Volunteer Opportunities: Help at the retail/resale store by sorting, tagging, selling and straightening items. Also, help with administrative duties and with additional training help by being a legal advocate, answering hotline calls, go on sexual assault calls as an advocate, assist at shelter and with childcare.
Volunteer Requirements: Application, Orientation/Training, Background Check and some jobs require a Confidentiality Form.
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Rhonda "Nikki" Hill is an Instructional Designer at Kennesaw State University. Originally from Rome, GA, she attended Georgia State University in downtown Atlanta where she began her university career. After graduation, she arrived at KSU as a graduate student, where she became a graduate research assistant and interned for the City of Kennesaw. After graduation, she went to work full-time in the Office of Distance Education in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, where she attended several technology conferences and assisted with online and hybrid course development.
She chartered and presided over the first KSU chapters of American Society for Public Administration and the Pi Alpha Alpha honor society. She received KSUs student of the year award, was inducted in Beta Gamma Sigma honor society, and was selected as Who's who among American graduate students.


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Posted at: 04/04/2013 11:47 AM
Updated at: 04/04/2013 6:10 PM
By: John McLoughlin
EAST SCHODACK – The volunteer fire company claims it is the victim of a $9,300 theft, by their own ladies auxiliary.
What makes this story really shocking, the woman they are accusing of stealing the $9,300 on behalf of the auxiliary not only had been a member of that ladies group, she also had been an active firefighter. And in fact, she had been Fireman of the Year four times
Now this has been going on, behind the scenes for more than three years. Back in April of 2010, the company says it disbanded the auxiliary but the company claims that's when the treasurer of the auxiliary, a woman by the name of Jean Schweigert, withdrew the $9,300 from a bank account.
The attorney for Schweigert and for two other officers of the auxiliary say the women wanted to donate that money to the Firemen's Home in Hudson.
But the fire company says it's not the women's money and they are really stealing it.
Neither Rodney Powis, the attorney for the company nor members of the company would answer any questions.
They did say that they tried to report this as a criminal matter and were rebuffed but would not say what police agencies might have turned them away. And so far, there has been action on the lawsuit


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HAZARD — The Perry County Fiscal Court met on Thursday for a special called meeting in order to reprioritize this year's coal severance funded projects for the county.
The court voted unanimously to approve putting three projects that had not been funded last year onto the top of the list for the "Priority Resolution for HB 265 Coal Severance Line-Item Projects" for the 2013-2014 fiscal year.
"We have to do that because they was issued that money and we have to make sure they get it," Perry County Judge-Executive Denny Ray Noble said after the meeting. "If not, they'd have lost it (the money)."
Noble explained the resolution is something the court does every year with the area's representative and senator to plan out the projects for the next two fiscal years and is subject to change anytime the court is presented with a higher priority project in the county.
"We meet with the senators and representative every year and we try to pick out, they work with us to try to pick out the most-needed projects in the county," he said
The three items being bumped to the top this year are $75,000 for Community Ministries, $50,000 for the homeless shelter, and $100,000 for the city of Vicco operations and maintenance.
Noble said these three projects are things that are funded every year, however, with layoffs in the coal industry numbering close to 6,000 in the last two years, he said it was impossible to pay them with the coal severance funds taken in last year.
"They didn't get it last year because it never was paid in, that money wasn't paid in. It wasn't there," Noble said.
Other projects listed on the resolution include funding for county bond payments, $500,000 for water projects in South Perry, and funding for the new sewer plant in Chavies.
Noble said with the state of the economy and the coal industry right now, and with more layoffs looming on the horizon, there may be as many as seven projects postponed until next year due to lack of funding this year. This could include funding for the Challenger Learning Center, the Care Cottage, the Little Flower Free Clinic, airport maintenance, and the three projects reprioritized this year.
"If you go over the figures and you know anything about coal and you know what we know and what local government is predicting," he said. "Always before we had money left over, now we're losing money."


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Ride nobly.
Few names inspire the confidence of Gore-Tex, whose Windstopper fabric provides the basic protection at the top end of virtually every manufacturer of cycling clothes. Gore Bike Wear's own Xenon 2.0 SO Bib Tights are no exception to this rule, and the combination of fabrics, cut, and the Xenon chamois make this a pro-level pair of bib tights for the most dedicated high-mileage, cold-weather cyclists. The Xenon Bib Tights live up to their namesake's nobility, which is only fitting as Gore is the king of cold-weather protection.
As with all Gore clothing, the star of these tights is the fabric. They incorporate three layers in a build more akin to a 2.5-layer construction: an outer shell, a Windstopper membrane, and a lining. In this cycling sandwich, the two pieces of bread protect the Windstopper so that it can protect you by keeping you warm, breathing to transfer moisture and prevent overheating, and fending-off the elements. The Windstopper panels are used on the front of the legs and around the crotch, protecting the parts of your body that lead into the wind. The back panel has a more flexible but less protective blend of materials, letting you move freely in the areas that don't need as much wind protection and ventilating well to dump excess heat.
The Xenon insert is Gore's finest chamois. It shares the strategically varied thickness, the freedom of movement, and the ventilating properties of Gore's other inserts, but with an additional anti-vibration element under the key pressure points. This means that it's its most comfortable chamois, and will ensure your comfort across five hours of cold-weather base building.
The Xenon's pedigree shows in their construction. They have pre-shaped knees, foot straps, and shifted seams to make for a fit that's unrivaled in comfortable support and accommodating the pedaling motion. Gore also tapes the crotch seam to prevent abrasion in the area that sees the most contact, protecting your investment. The short front zipper makes them easy to get on and facilitates quick bio breaks, and its underflap is yet another indication of Gore's focus on rider comfort. Reflective piping and logos help keep you visible in low-light conditions from all angles.
The Gore Bike Wear Xenon 2.0 SO Bib Tights are available in five sizes ranging from Small to XX-Large in the colors Black, Black/neon yellow, and Black/white.
Tech Specs
Size chart
GORE Bike Wear & Running Wear
|Jerseys & Jackets
|32.75 - 34.75in
(83 - 88cm)
|35 - 37in
(89 - 94cm)
|37.5 - 39.5in
(95 - 100cm)
|39.75 - 41.75in
(101 - 106cm)
|42 - 44in
(107 - 112cm)
|Arm Length
|29.75 - 30.75in
(76.5 - 78cm)
|31 - 31.75in
(79 - 80.5cm)
|32 - 32.75in
(81.5 - 83cm)
|33 - 33.75in
(84 - 85.5cm)
|34 - 34.75in
(86.5 - 88cm)
|Shorts & Bibs & Tights
|28.75 - 30.75in
(73 - 78cm)
|31 - 33in
(79 - 84cm)
|33.5 - 35.5in
(85 - 90cm)
|35.75 - 37.75in
(91 - 96cm)
|38 - 40in
(97 - 102cm)
|33.5 - 35.5in
(85 - 90cm)
|35.75 - 37.75in
(91 - 96cm)
|38 - 40in
(97 - 102cm)
|40.5 - 42.5in
(103 - 108cm)
|43 - 45in
(109 - 114cm)
|30.75 - 31.25in
(78 - 79cm)
|31.5 - 32in
(80 - 81cm)
|32.5 - 32.75in
(82 - 83cm)
|33 - 33.5in
(84 - 85cm)
|34 - 34.25in
(86 - 87cm)
- How to Measure:
- For best results, take measurements over your underwear.
- Chest:
- Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest.
- Arm Length:
- Measure from the center of your back to your wrist with arms held out.
- Waist:
- Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose.
- Hip:
- Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your legs.
- Inseam:
- Using pants that fit well, measure the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.
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Nice Bibs
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
6'1" 175lbs XL is very close but leaves a bit too much wrinkle in the leg length. These bibs are nice and warm on cold days. I have worn them down to zero F and they kept my legs from freezing. The design is solid, thick quality bib-straps and a decent pad. I have washed them 100+ times, no signs of wear. These have some nice reflective details for those morning/midnight rides. I have yet to test these in a downpour, but can attest that snow is no problemo. I prefer Castelli Bibs for winter riding, but these are a close second.
comment on sizing
Recently tried on these bibs in L. Overall, i would say that the size chart is SPOT ON for an L.
I'm 5'11" 34 waist, 30" inseam, and these were good from crotch to torso, but about 1.5" too long in the leg for me, so didnt buy them. Also, they were loose in the hip which makes sense because my hip measurement is smaller than the L range.
There was no M where I tried these on at, so cant comment on how those fit.
Fabric felt great, seemed well built, overall seemed like typical gore quality. 4-stars based on my 3 mins in them.
Update: Found a M to try on, and ended up buying it. I can say that the sizing chart for the M is pretty accurate as well. There is a huge difference in the hip fit between the L and the M, to where the M is pretty snug on me. My hip is about a 36.5, and it was tough getting them to pull-up, but once on, they felt OK. They are still a bit long in the leg for me, but thats ok, i can deal with it.


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