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Pros: Inexpensive, easy to label, compact.
Cons: Coin may be scratched by staples, the plastic in close proximity to the coin can possibly contribute to toning and spotting.
Step 2: Coin flips
Pros: Relatively inexpensive, easy to label.
Cons: Coins can easily slide around inside slides, which could result in small scratches on the coin's surface.
Step 3: Air-tites
Pros: Compact, low risk of coin damage, highly durable.
Cons: Expensive, difficult to label.
Step 4: Slabs
Pros: Perhaps the best way to store your coins.
Cons: Expensive.
Don't be fooled that slabs are airtight and therefore the best way to preserve a coin - they are not. Although sonically sealed, coins in them can, and do tone. Humidity can, and will alter a coin in a slab. Slabbed coins also need to be stored in airtight containers to hinder toning.
According to the (many) dealers I have talked with, the 2X2s holding the coins will preserve them best (not including Air Tites and similar non-name brand holders like Air Tites). A Mylar flip like on your silver Eagle is next best.
The Mylar flip has an air pocket surrounding the coin, and therefore allows more airborne humidity/particles that might harm the coin to contact the metals surface area. Whereas a 2X2 presses the coin between two sheets minimizing exposed surface area of the coin.
If they are not to be displayed, then put the coins (in their holders) in an airtight container with a silica gel pack (ask a local, private furniture store as they get packs with kits they have shipped to them and only throw them away). Zip-lock bags are not airtight over time.
When displaying coins, it is likely best to put them in a 2X2 (or the Mylar plastic flip like on your Silver Eagle), and then get some of the pages made to hold 2X2s that fit in a 3-ring binder. Even the more expensive coin albums hold coins in cardboard-sided holes with plastic covers. They look nice, but again, the cardboard will tone the coins as it absorbs/retains humidity.
BTW - PVC plastics will harm silver coins over time (green slime forms over time!) . Make sure when buying holders that they are PVC free. PVC is not normally used in modern coin holders, but some old albums did use.
see is this ok insted of removing the staples i slide my fingernial around the coin to free it from the 2x2


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Charleston has topped many lists in recent years for fine dining, hotels, friendliness, popularity with visitors, even as a haven for small-business start-ups. But if youre a pet lover, did you know the Holy City also hosts the best emergency hospital for pets in the Southeast? That would be Charleston Veterinary Referral Center (CVRC) in West Ashley, which, according to the prestigious Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS), is one of only six animal hospitals in America to attain the societys highest Level I ranking. There are fascinating reasons why CVRC earned that designation, starting with its innovation in cancer therapy for cats and dogs.
The center recently began treating malignant tumors in dogs and cats with a sophisticated new modality, electrochemotherapy or ECT. Electrochemotherapy delivers trains of electrical pulses to cancer cells shortly after injection of chemotherapeutic drugs. The pulses open pores in the tumor cell membranes making them more permeable and enabling better penetration of anti-cancer drug molecules to increase tumor cell kill. Animal patients undergo very light, short anesthesia before the procedure and typically require just two or three treatments, compared to radiation, which can involve more than 30 sessions.
More innovations in specialized animal care are seen in CVRCs recently expanded Animal Rehabilitation and Fitness department. Dogs and cats that have sustained injuries, undergone orthopedic surgeries, and those overweight can all regain mobility, agility and fitness more quickly and safely in the centers newly designed facility. Led by Dr. Jennifer Au, DACVS, CCRT, who is board-certified in surgery and rehabilitation, and rehabilitation therapist Dr. Artise Stewart, CCRP, the department staff just opened a rehab and exercise room complete with underwater and land treadmills, laser therapy, electro-stimulation, therapeutic ultrasound, hurdles and more.
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The War Eagle Mill Craft and Culinary Fair celebrated its 39th annual show from Thursday through Sunday.
The event took place on the grounds of the historic War Eagle Mill, a working water-powered grist mill in Benton County.
Vendors from across the country sold food, art, collectables and much more.
Mike Lesher, who refers to himself as the Peanut Man, has been coming to the War Eagle Craft fair for more than two decades and said he doesn't plan to stop anytime soon.
"Just a good group of people come out to shop," Lesher said. "I know all of the exhibitors that are out here, and you just meet a lot of nice folks."
Lesher takes his roasted-nut stand to craft fairs around the country but says this one is by far the best.
"I'm here there and everywhere," he said. "I'm running all year-round. I do a lot of shows, but this one is my favorite."
Van Roehling made a 12-hour drive from Texas to bring his sauce-and-rub company to Northwest Arkansas for his very first War Eagle fair. While this may be his first show, he said it won't be his last.
"I think it's great," Roehling said. "I love the area. It's gorgeous up here. It's almost more of a vacation than working for us here. We really enjoy it. We've already booked our reservations to come back for future shows."
Lana and Brian Harris are War Eagle Craft fair first-timers. The couple found some interesting vendors selling collectables that they say might be too good to pass up.
"We saw one that we really liked that had rocks that they carved," Lana said. "I'm seeing a lot of things that are obviously Pinterest inspired."
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Francia Raisa isn't all that different from her Secret Life of the American Teenager character, Adrian Lee.
At Latina magazine's Latinos in Hollywood event on Oct. 4, Francia didn't leave much up to the imagination in a super-revealing leather corset. Her cleavage was front and center, not taking away any attention with pesky necklaces, but she did rock an array of bracelets and an oversized gold ring!
Our girl's makeup was definitely vamped up, too, pairing a bold smoky eye with intense black mascara highlighting her brown eyes. And while she balanced things out with a pale, peach-toned lipstick, with her hair pulled back into a ponytail and two sets of mismatched dangling earrings, it was clear that she wasn't playing it safe!
Francia completed her look with yellow platform pumps and a metallic gray clutch, but let's be honest — all eyes were up top!
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Something really exciting happened recently and it's really changed my life (for the better).
For years and years, I've struggled with owning 'too many clothes' but having 'nothing to wear'. Does this sound familiar to anybody? HANDS UP?? Okay, wait, nevermind. I can't actually see you.
Well, I decided I really needed to get that sorted, and thankfully BPAY View stepped in to help! It's rare you get offered a personal assistant for a day, so I took this opportunity to ask him to fold, organise and colour-code my wardrobe.
If you were given a PA for a day – what would YOU ask him to do!?
Read to the end of the post if you want to win a personal assistant for a day!
Meet Tim – my bow-tied, good looking personal assistant!
Obviously with my pout – you can tell that I was really happy Tim had come to help me organise my wardrobe. Hahaha.
We opened up my wardrobe, and he was super polite when he saw the amount of clothes I had….. ha, I didn't expect such a friendly reaction. I had about 400-500 pieces of clothing to sort out by colour and type!
He took out all my clothes, 'relocated' them onto my bed, sorted them by categories and found space in my wardrobe to fit everything in!
I watched him with pure amazement.
Tim not only helped me organise my clothes, he also forced me to tell him when the last time I wore each item was! This resulted in me donating 1/3 of my clothes to charity!
By the end of it, it went from that pile of mess…. to this!
Sometimes, we need someone to help us out with the things we keep putting off.
What else can you think of to ask your PA to do? For me, since this job is done, the next best thing would be to sort out my bills.
In Australia, the cost of living is quite high – but many of us still end up paying 'late fees'. Even though we use direct debit for a lot of the bills we pay, we can still forget to keep sufficient cash funds in that savings account too!
I come from a financial planning background so I know managing your finances can be difficult! (As well as organising your wardrobe).
Now, I can probably help with both of these personal problems.
If you haven't heard of BPAY View before (I'm sure you've heard of BPAY), it is a service which actually helps you to organise your bills! BPAY View actually lives in your internet banking site. To register your bills, enter the BPAY View registration number found under the BPAY logo on your paper bill and boom!
BPAY View will send you reminders to pay for your bills via SMS, email or bank message (depending on your bank)… so you won't need to go home and remind yourself to pay for your bills again (if you can remember where you left it last!)
For me, it's great because it means I will actually save money from not having to pay late fees, and save time by not having to rush home to pay off my bill (that was probably due yesterday).
And ofcourse, if you own a business, and can't afford a PA just yet, it's a great alternative too!
I think the best part about using this service is that not only is it convenient, as you can now pay anywhere, it is also environmentally friendly and creates less mess to clean up later. Let's go paperless!
Go check it out in your internet banking now!!
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Of course…. I won't leave you hanging with jealousy that I had Tim organise my wardrobe….and not yours! Sharing is caring!
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On February 11, 2009, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals upheld a Green Lake Circuit Court order requiring Derick Vanbeek to pay restitution to the Markesan School District for more than $15,000 in salary and benefits paid to teachers and other staff during the evacuation of school buildings following a bomb threat.
Defendant Vanbeek pled guilty to making a bomb threat in violation of Wis. Stat. 947.015, after planting a note stating that a bomb had been left in a locker at Markesan High School on November 27, 2006. As a result of the threat, the school building was evacuated and four and one-half hours of instructional time were lost. The Court of Appeals rejected Vanbeek's argument that the restitution was not authorized because the school district was not a victim of his crime. Adopting the legal analysis provided by the Wisconsin Department of Justice, the Court held: "[Vanbeek's] argument misses the mark. Vanbeek conveyed a false threat to destroy school district property, which resulted in an evacuation and a direct loss to the school district." State v. Vanbeek, Case No. 2008AP1275-CR, 12 (Ct. App., Feb. 11, 2009).
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen lauded the Court of Appeals decision, stating: "This decision recognizes that taxpayers pay teachers to teach. When a bomb scare keeps teachers from the classroom, the public has a right to be reimbursed for the lost instructional time. The Court is sending a message that bomb scares are crimes, not pranks, especially when they are directed at our schools."
The Court of Appeals' opinion, which has been recommended for publication, is available on the court's website:
Assistant Attorney General Steven P. Means represented the State of Wisconsin in the Court of Appeals. The Green Lake County District Attorney's Office prosecuted the case at the circuit court level.


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COASTAL BEND - Each Monday of the regular season, voting will begin for the high school football player of the week on offense and defense for large classes and smaller classes in the Coastal Bend.
The voting ends 6 p.m. Wednesday each week.
The voting is separate from the player of the week selected by the Caller-Times sports staff, which will appear in the Caller-Times and on Caller.com on Thursday.
Among the top performances this past weekend were:
-- San Diego running back Luis Lopez continues to average more than 10 yards a carry after going for 206 yards on 14 carries this past week, 4 of those carries went for touchdowns. Lopez also caught a 50+ yard touchdown pass.
-- Gregory-Portland running back Devin Bisby, like Lopez, is on pace for a 2,000+ yard rushing season after two games. Bisby ran for 231 yards on 28 carries against Alice.
-- Banquete running back Jacob Gonzalez is tied with Lopez with 7 rushing touchdowns, best in the Coastal Bend. Gonzalez had three scores against John Paul II and ran for 166 yards.
-- No one in the Coastal Bend ran for more touchdowns this weekend than Aransas Pass' Matt Johnson. Five of his 14 carries went for scores as Johnson piled up 196 yards in the win over Robstown.
-- A week after reaching 200+ receiving yards, Chase Whetsel of Refugio flipped the stat sheet with 206 yards on 8 carries and five catches for 111 yards.
-- J.J. Dallas has the rare double as he has been nominated for both offensive and defensive player of the week. The King receiver and defensive back caught all 5 passes the Mustangs' completed against Moody for 242 yards and two scores. Dallas also returned an interception 95 yards for a score and a kickoff 50 yards for another score.
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Wall Street Journal Online and Harris Interactive. 2005. Most of the American Public, Including a Majority of Parents, Believe that Childhood Obesity in the U.S. is a Major Problem. [Online]. Available: http://www.harrisinteractive.com/news/newsletters/wsjhealthnews/WSJOnline_HI_Health-CarePoll2005vol4_iss03.pdf [accessed June 7, 2006].
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Wang Y, Monteiro C, Popkin BM. 2002. Trends of obesity and underweight in older children and adolescents in the United States, Brazil, China, and Russia. Am J Clin Nutr 75(6): 971–977.
WHO (World Health Organization). 2002. World Health Report: Reducing Risks, Promoting Healthy Life. Geneva, Switzerland: WHO. [Online]. Available: http://www.who.int/whr/2002/en/whr02_en.pdf [accessed June 17, 2006].
WHO. 2003. Diet, Nutrition and the Prevention of Chronic Diseases. Technical Report Series No. 916. Geneva, Switzerland: WHO. [Online]. Available: http://www.who.int/hpr/NPH/docs/who_fao_expert_report.pdf [accessed June 8, 2006].
WHO. 2004a. Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity, and Health. Report No. WHA57.17. Geneva, Switzerland: WHO. [Online]. Available: http://www.who.int/gb/ebwha/pdf_files/WHA57/A57_R17-en.pdf [accessed May 23, 2006].
WHO. 2004b. Children's Environment and Health Action Plan for Europe. Fourth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health, June 23–25. Budapest, Hungary. [Online]. Available: http://www.euro.who.int/document/e83338.pdf [accessed June 27, 2006].
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Yankelovich. 2006. Food for Life: An Attitudinal and Database Perspective on Food, Diet and Preventive Health Care. [Online]. Available: http://www.yankelovich.com/products/Food%20For%20Life%20Final%20Presentation%2003-27-06.pdf [accessed July 20, 2006].


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Charitable bequests and wealth at death in Great Britain
Atkinson, A.B., Backus, P.G. and Micklewright, J. (2009) Charitable bequests and wealth at death in Great Britain. Southampton, UK, Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, 63pp. (S3RI Applications & Policy Working Papers, (A09/03) ).
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Charitable bequests are a major source of income for charities. But surprisingly little is known in Britain about them. We review the small British and larger US literatures and then consider how best to model the decision to make a charitable bequest. We identify three stages: making a will, including a charity as a potential beneficiary, and bequeathing unconditionally. We then examine the evidence for Britain on each stage provided by data on individual estates. The data cover the population of estates that passed through probate – about a quarter of a million estates from a 12 month period. We focus on the relationship with wealth at death, on geographic differences, and on the different causes to which people bequeath.
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The Baccalaureate Mass for the Class of 2015 will take place on Thursday, May 7, at 5:00 p.m. at Saints Peter and Paul Jesuit Church immediately adjacent to the School of Law. Rev. Joseph Daoust, S.J., will preside. This Mass offers a moment of quiet reflection and thanksgiving for students' educational journey at UDM and an opportunity to ask for God's blessing as they begin their legal career. Members of all faiths and traditions are welcomed and encouraged to attend.
Graduates, faculty, and administrators should wear their academic regalia and gather by 4:30 p.m. in the first-floor hallway opposite the SBA office. Graduates and guests may park in the Larned and Christ Church parking lots.


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GenreAdventure, Action, Comedy
Release DateJuly 07, 2006
Production Budget$200 millions
StudioWalt Disney Pictures
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DirectorGore Verbinski
ProducerJerry Bruckheimer
ScreenwriterTed Elliott, Terry Rossio
- Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow
- Orlando Bloom as Will Turner
- Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Swann
- Stellan Skarsgard as Bootstrap Bill
- Naomie Harris as Tia Dalma
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Once again thrown into the world of the supernatural, Captain Jack Sparrow finds out that he owes a blood debt to the legendary Davey Jones, Captain of the ghostly Flying Dutchman. With time running out, Jack must find a way out of his debt or else be doomed to eternal damnation and servitude in the afterlife. And as if this weren't enough, the Captain's problems manage to wreck the wedding plans of a certain Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann, who are forced to join Jack on yet another misadventure.


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instead of 1/2 half cup of butter which seems excessive...imma use 2 tablespoons and some bacon grease
i also add celery, diced up ham, 1 bay leaf, oregano, and grated carrot for color.
i also used half chicken stock and half water for the 6 cups of liquid
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 cup chopped leeks
- 8 potatoes, peeled and sliced
- 6 cups water
- 1/2 teaspoon fresh thyme
- 1 ham bone
- 1 cup heavy cream
- salt and pepper to taste
- In a large pot over medium heat, cook onions in butter until translucent. Stir in leeks, potatoes, water, thyme and the ham bone. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat, cover and simmer until potatoes are tender, 20 to 30 minutes.
- Remove ham bone and puree soup with a blender or food processor. Return to pot, stir in cream, salt and pepper, heat through and serve.


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Twice the Lady 'Hounds lost one-run games to the Mustangs, the lone team from Region 3A-AAAA the eventual state champs couldn't beat.
And when they met for the first time this season last Tuesday in Gray, it appeared Ola's mojo was still in effect when pitcher Savannah McHellon belted a three-run homer to left center in the top of the third inning to snap a scoreless tie.
But then the Lady 'Hounds answered with five runs on a pair of infield hits, a bloop single, four errors and a walk in the bottom of the inning, and Ola's spell was broken.
Senior Harley Jennette held the Mustangs to three singles over the final four innings and Jones County won 5-3 to begin a sweep of nine games in a busy week in Gray.
The Lady 'Hounds improved to 15-1 on the season and 4-0 in the subregion, won their division of the Brawl in the Fall tournament and moved up one notch to first in the coaches' poll. They were to play at No. 2 Union Grove on Tuesday.
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Former employees and friends say DeWitt was philosophical about the team's failure. Today, he says he was "relieved" when it all came to an end. "Everybody was kind of tired," he says. "It was a lot of fun, but it's no fun to lose money, and that's what we were doing."
When the Stingers folded in 1979, DeWitt took a break from sports to form the investment firm of Reynolds, DeWitt & Co. with Mercer Reynolds III, a former executive at the investment house where DeWitt worked before launching the hockey team. It has proved a lucrative partnership.
Among other things, DeWitt and Reynolds (who also has a minority stake in the Cardinals) have invested in restaurants, soft-drink-bottling companies and radio stations. Although the firm focuses on deals in the $1 million to $10 million range, DeWitt and his partners don't balk if something bigger comes along. In 1989, for example, DeWitt and company, then owners of 64 Arby's restaurants, made an unsuccessful bid to purchase the entire chain, a deal that would have been worth $200 million.
DeWitt typically invests with the same group of a half-dozen or so longtime friends and business associates, several of whom share his Ivy League pedigree and place in the upper echelon of Cincinnati society. They make it a point to keep their business as private as possible, rarely commenting to the press about details of their deals. "We've been in a lot of different businesses over a long period of time," DeWitt says. "We've had some success in a number of them, and we've had a number of them that haven't been successful. It's just kind of the nature of what we do." But even things that look like losers can end up smelling good when DeWitt is involved.
One example is the oil business. Following the example of his father, who invested baseball profits in oil and gas companies after selling the Reds, DeWitt and Reynolds formed an oil-and-gas-exploration company called Spectrum 7 in 1979, the same year the Stingers went out of business. With fuel prices skyrocketing in the late '70s, prospects looked good.
During the early 1980s, DeWitt and Reynolds searched for someone to run Spectrum 7 operations in Texas. In 1982, geologist Paul Rea, Spectrum's only Texas employee, introduced DeWitt and Reynolds to George W. Bush, whom Rea had befriended a few years earlier, when the future president was starting in the oil business and looking for advice. When he met DeWitt and Reynolds, Bush, son of the vice president of the United States, was head of his own oil-exploration company, which he kept afloat by tapping family friends for money. With typical caution, DeWitt and Reynolds lunched with Bush, then waited two years before buying out Bush Exploration in 1984, shortly before Ronald Reagan and the elder Bush were re-elected in a landslide. Under terms of the deal, Bush received Spectrum 7 stock and was named president of the company at an annual salary of $75,000.
The deal was a godsend for Bush, given that his struggling company had never made money for its investors. Though Spectrum 7 acquired oil-drilling rights held by Bush's firm, DeWitt and Reynolds weren't interested in Bush Exploration so much as they were in Bush himself. In several published interviews, both men have said they went into business with Bush because he had experience in drilling wells and they admired his leadership style. Others, including Rea, say that Bush's celebrity was a key factor. The name "was definitely a drawing card," Rea told the Washington Post in a 1999 interview. In the same story, DeWitt says the fact that Bush was the son of a sitting vice president with Oval Office ambitions didn't improve the company's ability to raise capital. His statements underscore his extraordinary network of business contacts and reputation as a man who makes money for his partners. "There was obviously some notoriety because of who (Bush) was, but it didn't open any doors for us," DeWitt told the paper. "I mean, our doors were already opened."
The Bush name did help DeWitt and Reynolds make a graceful exit from the oil business. Thanks to dropping oil prices, Spectrum 7 reported net losses of $1.6 million in 1985 and was on the brink of bankruptcy. Harken Oil and Gas came to the rescue in the fall of 1986, acquiring Spectrum for $2.2 million in Harken stock and assuming more than $3 million in debt. Harken officials have acknowledged they were investing in political capital as much as in Spectrum's oil reserves, which had an estimated value of $4 million at the time of the sale. "We didn't have a fair price for oil, we just had George," former Harken director E. Stuart Watson told the Dallas Morning News. "It seemed like George, he knew everybody in the U.S. who was worth knowing."
So far, DeWitt has done more for Bush than the other way around. During the 2000 presidential campaign, DeWitt was one of Bush's biggest fundraisers in one of the closest elections in U.S. history. On a single night last August, he and Reynolds hosted parties that netted $2 million for the Bush campaign. The night before Bush accepted the Republican nomination, he practiced his acceptance speech in DeWitt's living room in Cincinnati. And when he was finally declared the winner by the narrowest of margins, Bush called on DeWitt and Reynolds to co-chair his inauguration committee. The partners were instrumental in raising more than $20 million in private donations to pay for the parties.
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Filed: Wednesday, 9th November 2011
By: Staff Writer
West Ham United have taken centre half Calum Angus on trial.
With the Championship currently on hiatus due to this weekend's international fixtures, Sam Allardyce has taken the opportunity to have a look at a couple of players in training at Chadwell Heath this week.
One of those is GAIS defender Angus, who made his way to Sweden's Allsvenskan via Portsmouth - his home town club - and the USA, where he played between 2004 and 2009 following his release by Portsmouth in 2004, when he was just 18.
Having played for a series of minor clubs - including college side St Louis Lions and USL-2 outfit Wilmington Hammerheads - Angus was offered the chance to return to Europe in June 2009 when Makrillarna offered him a trial.
After completing a successful trial period, Angus signed for GAIS - who rank ninth in the list of most successful Swedish clubs - with whom he has remained since. The Gothenburg-based club currently ply their trade in the Allsvenskan, the top flight of Swedish football, finishing fifth in the (16-team) table last season.
Speaking about life in Sweden recently, Angus admitted that he was enjoying life in Scandinavia - but yearned to return home to England should the opportunity arise.
"Sweden is a really nice country and Gothenburg, where I am based, is a great city," he told Blagul Football. "Its not too far from England and I have family and friends visiting when they can.
"My girlfriend is over so things like that are pretty good - though the difference is that I do miss my home. Id love to play back in England at one time."
Angus arrived in London today and is expected to train with the Hammers for the rest of the week.
He is expected to be joined at Chadwell Heath by 17-year-old Boreham Wood midfielder Pelly Ruddock, who is also expected to spend time with QPR and Watford before reaching a decision on his future.
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Editorial – from automation to robotic assistance
Today, it comes as no surprise to find fully automated production lines in most manufacturing plants. Electromechanical devices carry out a broad variety of sophisticated repetitive actions. But until quite recently, the role of robots barely went beyond this mechanical automated functionality.
How Conformity Assessment helps reduce complexity
IEC Global Visions recently interviewed Wolfhart Hauser, Chief Executive Officer, Intertek Group, a world leading provider of auditing, inspection, certification and testing services.
Taming the ocean's energy
While oceans are an enormous source of renewable energy with the potential to satisfy an important percentage of the world's demand for electricity, technologies developed to harness the energy from waves, tidal and water currents are still at early stages of development. Reducing production costs through efficient design and reasonably-priced quality materials and components is crucial to improving the overall economic viability and acceptability of wave, tidal and water current energy converters. This is where standards, IEC International Standards in particular, can play a major role.
Robotic applications in Ex environments
Potentially explosive environments are obvious terrains in which to choose to deploy robots. During the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, robotic submersibles were sent underwater to contain and ultimately cap the spill on the sea floor, where direct human intervention was impossible. But most robots used in Ex atmospheres don't operate in such difficult and extreme conditions.
Use of robots in electronics assembly lines accelerating fast
There are all types of robots loaded with electrotechnology. The electronics and semiconductor industries are relying increasingly on robotics for their product assembly processes. According to data compiled by the US Robotic Industries Association, the volume of robot sales to the electronics and semiconductor industry rose by nearly two-thirds during the first quarter of 2011.
Number of IECEE CB Test Certificates issued has soared
IECEE, the IEC System of Conformity Assessment Schemes for Electrotechnical Equipment and Components, held its annual series of meetings in Istanbul, Turkey, during the last week of June 2011. IECEE Executive Secretary Pierre de Ruvo made a presentation on the System's activities over the past 12 months and highlighted the good results obtained by CB Test Certificates.
Robots help deal with hazards, emergencies and disasters
Recent events throughout the world have shown that robots are proving extremely valuable, even irreplaceable, in dealing with the consequences of industrial or natural disasters and other dangerous situations. They can help prevent problems or monitor risks, carry out tasks in hostile or polluted environments and support search and rescue operations.
Robots are revolutionizing healthcare
Robots open up many possibilities for patient care: from operations to rehabilitation, from remote diagnosis and treatment to assistance and care for elderly and disabled patients. Robotics is set to play a central and growing role in future healthcare everywhere. International Standards are being prepared for medical robotic systems.
Domestic robots challenge remaining household chore strongholds
The demands of modern life mean that households rely more and more on appliances to carry out a variety of tasks. Furthermore, a rapidly ageing population in all developed countries needs aid, particularly to keep homes tidy. Dusting and washing floors are essential but laborious undertakings. Over the last decade, service robots have been developed for this purpose; International Standards have been central to their introduction.
Service robots in figures - opportunity for new educational strategy in engineering
The international summit on robolution held from 23-25 March 2011 in Lyon, France gathered together hundreds of the world's leading expert robot manufacturers, designers, developers and government representatives. Innorobo provided a good indication of how important this new engineering sector is to certain world-leading technology economies and how much possibility still exists for future growth.
Service robots in education
The service robot opens up a whole new world of possibilities for engineers and developers, both in terms of imagination and return on investment. Various Asian economies, already intent on robotic growth, have gone so far as to include the service sector in their strategy plans for national development and government-led initiatives.
Robots provide tranquillity and care
For many severe health conditions such as Alzheimer's disease or autism, which statistics seem to indicate are on the rise, it has been shown that robotic assistance can help tremendously if not in supplanting human care, at least in supporting and supplementing it. Robots can help too in other areas of costly institutional care such as coaching for weight loss.
LVDC – the end of the plugs and sockets dilemma?
More than 100 years after the war of currents between Edison and Tesla/Westinghouse, low voltage direct current is being discussed as the possible next evolution of electricity distribution. With distributed energy generation on the rise, this approach may hold significant advantages, not least in terms of energy efficiency.
WTO delegates visit IEC Central Office
Delegates from 25 different countries representing 26 separate organizations came to visit the IEC Central Office in Geneva on the morning of 8 June 2011 in what is now part of an on-going training programme within the WTO.
Ubiquitous sensors – versatility in a smart world
Janette Kothe, one of the three 2010 IEC Young Professional Leaders is a sensor developer carrying out research on optical biosensors for industrial applications in a German academic institution, the Technical University of Dresden. She writes about her area of work and some of the consequences that standardization has had on this emerging field.
AFSEC capacity building event for Africa
An important capacity building event is to take place in Kenya, Africa in support of the harmonization of electrotechnical standards to facilitate the interconnection of the African power grid.
Nominations of Officers of IEC National Committees
e-tech announces the nomination of two Officers to IEC National Committees.
Nominations of Officers of IEC Technical Committees
The IEC Standardization Management Board has announced the nomination of three Officers to IEC Technical Committees:
40 years with the IEC
On 30 June 2011, a central figure in general administration, Denise Duret, retired after a career of just over 40 years with the IEC.
Automation driving growth in China
ITEI's 10th annual Forum in Beijing, China, provided the opportunity for some of the IEC's international TC 65 experts to talk about their projects and the work being undertaken at an international level. They were able to present some of their key strategies while exchanging ideas and information with their Chinese counterparts.
Measuring and controlling data at a distance
Data acquisition and monitoring are important elements of industrial processes and plant management since they help improve operational efficiency. The sensors, cameras and other hardware that are used to accomplish these tasks communicate with each other through standardized protocols, which increasingly enable wireless transmission.
Coping with the need for increased energy
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I know that i just posted that i am switching rackets but my friend is looking to switch to a more advanced racket also. This year he played 4th singles as a freshman on the high school team. He is 15 yrs old weighs 150 lbs and is 5ft 9in tall. He was using a head flexpoint radical oversized but is looking to switch to a more control oriented racket. He is an agressive baseline player with absolutely no netgame. He uses both kick and slice serves and is looking to buy a heavier racket (10.9- 11.5 oz) with a smaller head (about 98-105 sq in). If you know anything leave a message.
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Almost forgot please tell me if you are a club pro/college player as i will give your suggestion a more serious consideration. Thnx. :)
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i am a performance tennis pro there are lots of rackets out there i would look at the babolat aero pro or storm or the the pure storm range. a natural progression would be to the mid plus radical or the radical tour which is a bit lighter i think
but as always my advice would be try before you buy as a racket is an individual thing and we can only make recomendations on here and should not be taken as a rule if that makes sense
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross senior captain Mollie Sydlowski (Amesbury, Mass.) and junior Aleks Torres (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) have earned All-Patriot League Women's Rowing honors. Sydlowski made the first team and Torres was selected to the second team. This is the first time that either athlete has earned this honor.
Both Sydlowski and Torres have been members of the varsity eight for all seven spring regattas. The varsity eight has two first-place finishes as it won a race versus Simmons and Smith, and a race versus UConn. The Crusaders also placed 13th out of 31 boats at the Knecht Cup, while they were fourth at the Patriot League Championship. During the fall season, the varsity eight placed fourth out of 36 boats at the Snake Regatta.
Sydlowski was also a member of the club eight crew this season that placed eighth out of 21 boats at the Head of the Charles Regatta. Sydlowski is a three-year member of the varsity eight. She was also named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll as a junior. Sydlowski is a member of the Holy Cross Leadership Academy.
Torres, who missed the 2011 spring season due to an injury, has been a member of the varsity eight since her freshman season. She rowed for the varsity eight in all 14 varsity races as a freshman. She was named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll as a sophomore.
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Amanda Chikowski, Fr., Bucknell
Emily Gladstone, Jr., Bucknell
Jillian O'Mara, Sr., Bucknell
Kate Thomson, Jr., Colgate
Mollie Sydlowski, Sr., Holy Cross
Catherine Crowley, Sr., MIT
Allison Simi, Sr., MIT
Christina Lanouette, Sr., Navy
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Gabriella Fleming-Shemer, So., Bucknell
Nicole Pilling, Sr., Bucknell
Macy Warren, So., Colgate
Aleks Torres, Jr., Holy Cross
Grace Lin, Sr., MIT, coxswain
Erin Meyer, So., MIT
Jacqueline Ogden, Sr., Lehigh
Mary Catherine Walsh, Sr., Navy
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Based on the school data and the estimated population of schools north of Greater Buenos Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (CABA), a mathematical model estimated that of 100,000 people, 8,000 cases would appear in 13 days, which would be sufficient for spread through the general population. For this reason, the national health authorities recommended closing schools from June 8th to 19th in the indicated area. Unfortunately, this did not happen because health and education authorities in these jurisdictions did not believe the measure was appropriate.


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"Dennison Hires Warren Miller as Assistant Football Coach/Compliance Director"
Walsh University Head Football Coach, Jim Dennison, has announced the hiring of Warren Miller as an Assistant Football Coach (inside linebackers) and Director of Compliance (athletics). Miller replaces Dan Gravo, who resigned the position in order to accept the position of Associate Director of Alumni. Miller is no stranger to Walsh, having served on Dennison's staff from 2003-2005 as a graduate assistant coach. Miller will begin his duties on July 1, 2007.
"We are very happy to add Warren Miller to our staff," exclaimed Dennison. "He has experience on the NAIA and NCAA Division I levels, and was part of a winning high school and college football program as a graduate of Canton McKinley High School and Baldwin-Wallace College. He will also serve as our compliance officer."
Miller is a 2003 graduate of Baldwin-Wallace College, where he received B.A. in business administration and sport management. He played for the Yellow Jackets and then served as a student assistant coach under Bob Packard and John Snell from 2001-2003. Miller then spent the next two years (2003-05) at Walsh, as a graduate assistant in charge of the tight ends.
Most recently, he worked with Glen Mason and Tim Brewster, at the University of Minnesota, where he was the Defensive Administrative Assistant. Miller worked with the linebackers and the defensive line.
Monday, June 4, 2007
"Dennison Honored at University of Akron Alumni Day"
The University of Akron Alumni Association recognized and honored alumni for their community involvement, professional achievement and support of the university at its annual Alumni Day on Sunday, June 3. The event was held at the Student Union.
Alumni Honor Awards were given to James L. Dennison, former athletic director and current head football coach at Walsh University; Martin P. Hauser, president of SummaCare Inc.; Vivian Celeste Neal, program director for the John S. Knight Foundation; George Wallace, actor and comedian; and Shari Whitfield, first vice president of investments for Robert W. Baird Co.
Dr. Terry A. Gordon, a cardiologist with Heart Group Inc., will receive an honorary award and retiring Board of Trustee member Howard L. Calhoun will be honored for his service.
James Dennison began his coaching career in 1964 as head football coach at Copley High School, where his team went 9-0 and he was named Suburban League Coach of The Year his first year. The following season he joined UA as an assistant football coach.
He earned his master's degree from UA in 1968; five years later he became head football coach, a position he held until 1985. Dennison led the team to 10 victories - the most in one season. He continued his UA career as athletics director and was the first AD to lead a program from Division I-AA to I-A.
He retired from UA in 1993 and joined Walsh University, where he established the school's football program in 1995. He has been athletic director and head football coach at Walsh the past 14 years.
In his 25 years as a head football coach, Dennison has been coach of the year on league, district, state and national levels. His lifetime record as a head coach is 177-104-2 and he has been inducted into seven halls of fame.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
"Dennison To Relinquish AD Duties/Concentrate on Football"
Walsh University's Head Football Coach Jim Dennison will relinquish his duties as Athletic Director, a position he has held since 1993, to more fully focus on continuing the football team's legacy of winning. Dennison will remain as an Associate Athletic Director. Dale Howard, Walsh's current Vice President of Student Affairs, will add the role of Director of Athletics to his duties on July 1.
"This program has come a long way since its inception in 1995," said Dennison. "We've been winning since the beginning and we just keep getting better and better. I want to ensure that continues by fully focusing on shaping these young men's skills both on and off the field."
At Walsh, Dennison's teams have never had a losing season. Walsh finished 7-3 in the inaugural season, and the 2001 team gave Walsh its first football championship in the Mid-States Football Association. Dennison's overall record at Walsh is 88-42. This past season, Walsh posted its best record at 9-3, and qualified for the post season for the first time.
In addition to his favorable record as a coach, as Athletic Director, Dennison worked hard to improve the academic standing of his students. During his tenure, Walsh University's student-athletes have improved dramatically in the classroom with over 50% achieving a 3.00 grade point average or higher.
"Coach Dennison is one of our best and brightest," said President Richard Jusseaume. "He is a true leader, with the ability to direct students to success on the field and in the classroom. We're all looking forward to his continued commitment to our University."
Dennison implemented a number of positive and forward-reaching accomplishments as Athletic Director, including; a goal setting policy, marketing and promotion strategies, a new award system, a new fund raising philosophy, academic awards banquet and a gender equity plan. He established a Captain's Council, Cavalier Community Awareness Program and Drug Education Seminar, and Dennison's efforts have contributed to the improvement of the athletic facilities at Walsh.
In 2002 and 2005, he was named NAIA Northeast Region Sports-Turf NACDA Athletic Director of the Year and was named NAIA Region IX Athletic Director of the Year in 2004 and 2005.
"My time at Walsh as the Athletic Director has been a great experience," said Dennison. "The department is successful in the athletic arena and the classroom, and we have a great staff. My real passion however is coaching, and I think it is time to devote 100% of myself to the football program."
Dennison retired from his post as Director of Athletics at the University of Akron in June of 1993, after 28 years of service; 13 of those as the head football coach. He was named Akron's Director of Athletics in August of 1987 and spearheaded the university's move into the Mid-American Conference. He was the first athletic director in the nation to move a program from Division 1AA to 1A.
As head football coach of the Zips, Dennison established himself as the winningest coach in Akron football history, with a 13-year record of 80 wins, 62 losses and two ties. He was the first and only Zip gridiron coach to win ten games in a season, to play for a national championship, and to be chosen Ohio Coach of the Year and Kodak National Coach of the Year.
A passionate believer in positive mental attitude (PMA), Dennison is called upon to deliver his message about motivation and goal setting to many businesses, organizations and schools. Jim and his wife Sue are the parents of a daughter, Mrs. Denise Morrow, and three sons, Jim, Greg, and Matt and ten grandchildren. The Dennison's reside in Norton.
Walsh University is an independent, co-educational Catholic liberal arts and sciences institution that promotes academic excellence and diversity and provides close faculty-student interaction. It is dedicated to teaching its more than 2,500 students to become leaders in service to others through a values-based education with an international perspective in the Judeo-Christian tradition.
Monday, May 15, 2007
"Kizer Signs With Jets"
Cornerback Rayshaun Kizer (5-10, 185, Sr., Euclid, OH/HS) has signed as a free agent with the New York Jets. Kizer attended the Jets minicamp this past week. Kizer was one of five players signed by the Jets.
Kizer was a three-year starter at cornerback for the Cavs. He finished his career with 14 interceptions, third-best in school history. The All-Mid-States Football Association Mideast selection picked off five passes his senior season, including two that he returned for touchdowns.
Kizer: quick bio: Third all-time with 14 interceptions… 2006: Earned fourth letter, and started every game at corner back for the third straight year… First Team All-MSFA Mideast… Second on the team with five interceptions, returned two for scores (53 yards vs. Malone/42 yards vs. WV Tech)… picked-off two passes in 10-0 win at Geneva, one on the Golden Tornadoes five-yard line… recorded 12 tackles against Ohio Dominican… Fourth with 49 tackles (46 UA)… Had six pass break-ups… returned seven kicks for 22.1 average, with a long return of 29 yards.
Friday, May 11, 2007
"Kizer to Attend Jets Mini-Camp"
Cornerback Rayshaun Kizer (5-10, 185, Sr., Euclid, OH/HS) will attend the New York Jets mini-camp this Saturday through Monday.
Kizer: quick bio: Third all-time with 14 interceptions… 2006: Earned fourth letter, and started every game at corner back for the third straight year… First Team All-MSFA Mideast… Second on the team with five interceptions, returned two for scores (53 yards vs. Malone/42 yards vs. WV Tech)… picked-off two passes in 10-0 win at Geneva, one on the Golden Tornadoes five-yard line… recorded 12 tackles against Ohio Dominican… Fourth with 49 tackles (46 UA)… Had six pass break-ups… returned seven kicks for 22.1 average, with a long return of 29 yards.
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
"Cavs 13th in NAIA Spring Coaches Poll"
(Olathe, KS) Defending NAIA Football National Champion Sioux Falls (S.D.) earned 15 first-place votes to edge out its championship game competitor, Saint Francis (Ind.), in the first-ever NAIA Spring Football Top 25 Coaches' Poll. Walsh, which reached the NAIA post season for the first-time ever in 2007, stands at number 13. The Cavs were 16th in the final NAIA poll. The Cavs won their first nine games last season, and finished the season 9-3.
Walsh opens the 2007 season at West Liberty State College on September 1.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
"Walsh to Begin Spring Football"
Walsh University will begin spring football practice on Wednesday, March 29. Spring football will include four scrimmages at Fawcett Stadium; Saturday, March 31 (8:45 am), Wednesday, April 4 (3:45 pm), Thursday, April 12 (3:45 pm) and Saturday, April 14 (8:45 am). All scrimmages are open to the public and free of charge.
The Cavaliers are coming off of a school-record nine win season in 2006, and their first trip to the NAIA playoffs. Jim Dennison (88-42) begins his 13th season as head coach. The focus of spring ball will be to evaluate the young players, and establish leadership among the 16 seniors and 42 returning lettermen.
Walsh opens the 2007 season at West Liberty State on Saturday, September 1.


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Plants are capable of producing a myriad of chemical compounds. While these compounds serve specific functions in the plant, many have surprising effects on the human body, often with positive action against diseases. These compounds are often difficult to synthesize ex vivo and require the coordinated and compartmentalized action of enzymes in living organisms. However, the amounts produced in whole plants are often small and restricted to single tissues of the plant or even cellular organelles, making their extraction an expensive process. Since most natural products used in therapeutics are specialized, secondary plant metabolites, we provide here an overview of the classification of the main classes of these compounds, with its biochemical pathways and how this information can be used to create efficient in and ex planta production pipelines to generate highly valuable compounds. Metabolic genetic engineering is introduced in light of physiological and genetic methods to enhance production of high-value plant secondary metabolites.
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|Satellite of Love
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Michael J. "Mike" Nelson is the main character of MST3K's sixth season and beyond. Portrayed by actor/head writer Michael J. Nelson, Mike is a doofy, slightly dim temp worker from Wisconsin who comes to work for the Mads, Dr. Clayton Forrester and TV's Frank, in Deep 13 while they prepare for an evil-scientist audit in ep. 512 Mitchell. Two different articles written by Michael J. Nelson peg Mike as originally being a farmboy in rural Western Wisconsin before seeking his fortune as a cheese factory worker, then ultimately as a temp.
When Joel Robinson escapes from the Satellite of Love at the end of this episode, the Mads knock Mike unconscious and shoot him up to the satellite to replace Joel as their experimental guinea pig instead of killing him for being an oaf. The hapless Mike finds himself forced to watch bad movies with robot companions Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot while interjecting humorous quips and cultural riffs based on the action and dialog of the films. Nelson's first full appearance was ep. 513 The Brain That Wouldn't Die.
Mike's relationship with the bots was very different from the one the bots had with Joel. Though the bots occasionally riffed on Joel, they generally respected him and his authority, often regarding him as a father figure (unsurprising, since he literally created them) who would expound on life-defining lessons that could neither be questioned nor refuted. The bots never felt that way about Mike. Though they came to accept him as their friend and companion, they were often more cynical and merciless with him (particularly during the Sci-Fi Channel era) when he screwed up or failed to pick up on something that was blatantly obvious to them; if Joel was a father figure, Mike was more like an older brother. Mike was also different from Joel in personality and temperament. Joel tended to take his captivity in benign stride, often delivering his riffs deadpan, holding no malice against his captors and affectionately calling them "the Mads". Mike tended to be more aggressive regarding his captivity and making fun of the films, and was forever scheming to escape the Satellite or at least make the Mads look like fools.
According to The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing Colossal Guide, Mike is "as intelligent as the average man" and often displays a comic unawareness of his limitations and foibles. In ep. 602 Invasion USA, he builds a robot whose only function appears to be to "destroy...destroy...destroy...". During the eighth season, he manages to contribute accidentally to the destruction of planets in three separate incidents. In ep. 911 Devil Fish, he believes his identity has been stolen by a secret government agency after merely misplacing his wallet.
Eventually, after many, many adventures through time and space, the Satellite eventually crashed to Earth and Mike and the robots escaped for good.
In the 80s, Mike, along with his brother Eddie, would take temp jobs, meeting such enigmatic figures like Patrick and a robot from the future. The robot from the future would convince Mike to continue work with his band Sex Factory, instead of working a temp job that would land him in Dr. Forresters clutches. This would lead Mike to his death, so another robot had to convince himself not to convince Mike, and since the future was then not revealed to Mike, he still got marooned in space.
Mike had long bleached hair, and was a fan of Journey.
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thumb|300px|right|Joel meets Mike.Early in his tenure as the show's host, Nelson terminated the invention exchanges and letter readings that were a staple of the show's first five years, ending a popular tradition but giving the writers much more freedom in creating the opening and closing sketches.
- Mike's father is mentioned to be running a mail order burlap store out of Mignon, Wisconsin. He also has an uncle, Les, who is retired and lives in McAllen, Texas, a cousin, Al, who rebuilds carburetors. ("Hamlet")
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|Timmy • Mike's Robot • Clayton Forrester and TV's Frank (mirror) • Eddie Nelson (Alternate universe)
|Nuveena • Monad • Phantom of Krankor • Ortega • Henry Kissinger • Goosio • Mikey the Mike sprite • J.C. • Gooch • Jan in the Pan • Glenn Manning
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EUSTIS, FL- Roger W. Duquet 64, of Eustis, Fl died on June 21,2011 @ Hopsice House, Tavares, Fl.
Born in Providence, RI he was the son of the late Frank W. Duquet and Dolores M (Salmon) Duquet.
He lived in RI until joining the Navy where he served 14 years, with two tours in Viet Nam on the "Swift Boat".
He was employed by Toshiba until retiring due to illness.
He is survived by four sons- Rodney E. Duquet stationed in Japan; Kevin L. Duquet of Garden Grove, Ca; Tony L. Duquet of Garden Grove, Ca; and Roger W. Duquet of Guam.
Seven grandchildren.
Siblings- Marilyn Whitney of Sorrento, Fl; Judith A. Smith of Harrisville, RI; Ronald J. Duquet of Pt. St. Lucie, Fl; and William E. Duquet of Jacksonville, Fl.
A Service will be held at RI Veteran Memorial Cemetery, Exeter, RI on August 27,2011 at 11:00 am with military honors.
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Carnes Crossroads Real Estate, the residential sales company responsible for all new home sales within the Daniel Island Company's emerging Carnes Crossroads community in Goose Creek, has announced the first members of its sales and administrative team. Broker-in-charge Chuck Buck is joined by Sales Associate Terri Hartig and Office Manager Cheryl Waker as the core team at the newly opened Carnes Crossroads Information Center. The first single-family homes are now under construction within this 2,300-acre master planned community.
Chuck Buck, the new Broker-in-charge and Director of Sales for Carnes Crossroads Real Estate, is a 23-year veteran of the residential home sales and construction industry, with experience working in sales, marketing and operations for several national home builders, including Beazer Homes, Centex Homes and Ryland Homes. As Vice President of Sales for Beazer Homes, he managed sales for 15 communities in Charleston, Columbia and Savannah. His career has been highlighted by many accomplishments, including being named Sales Representative of the Year in the Charleston area's 1997 PRISM Awards, and National Sales Manager of the Year at Beazer in 2005.
"Chuck is a natural for this role," said Matt Sloan, President of the Daniel Island Company. "As a top sales performer with extensive management experience within the home building industry, he's got the perfect skill-set for managing the operations and growth of our new real estate company at Carnes Crossroads."
Terri Hartig, the first Sales Associate at Carnes Crossroads Real Estate, is a seasoned sales professional with ten years experience in the new home industry. Formerly a top sales performer for the Charleston division of Beazer Homes, Hartig possesses a strong work ethic that has helped her earn awards for sales and customer service.
Cheryl Waker has been hired as the new Office Manager for Carnes Crossroads Real Estate. Previously, Cheryl spent ten years as the office manager at the Daniel Island Company's corporate offices on Daniel Island. At Carnes Crossroads, she will be responsible for the office and administrative management of the Carnes Crossroads Information Center, as well as assisting the sales team.
Carnes Crossroads Real Estate is located within the newly opened Carnes Crossroads Information Center at 513 Wodin Place in Goose Creek. Construction on single-family homes from the first builders at Carnes Crossroads – David Weekley Homes, Eastwood Homes and Sabal Homes – is now underway. The community is planned to feature a mix of single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, and as many as 15,000 people are expected to eventually call Carnes Crossroads home. Information about the community is available at www.carnescharleston.com.
Carnes Crossroads is a 2,300-acre master planned community located in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina's growth. The mixed-use community is evolving as a significant residential and commercial center for Goose Creek and Berkeley County. The traditional residential neighborhoods, southern architecture, parks, trails and lakes at Carnes Crossroads are being carefully integrated with retail businesses, corporate offices, medical facilities, schools and churches to create a small-town community where people live, work and play. Development of Carnes Crossroads is being managed by the Daniel Island Company. With the development of Daniel Island (Charleston, SC), the Daniel Island Company has established a national reputation for successfully executing mixed-use development at the highest level.
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Gosh i hate SoE because of how greedy they are. They make players buy stuff in game to make it anywhere in game. IF you don't then you'll fall behind your friends. Even tho i hate SoE i'm still playing Vanguard because of how deep and awesome the game is.The world is just massive and beautiful.
If you've played WoW for many years and your just used to how the game feels and run... then this game isn't for you. If you want a challang In a game then vangaurd is awesome. Yes its one of those game you have to read everything and the Vet thats still playing the game are cool as hell. Most go out of there way to help you get used to the game because Vanguard has a Big learning curve. I've beta tested the game way back when...but things have changed the game still has bugs. If you look past those small bugs its an awesome world to be in. Its one of those love hate thing. lol so please don't burn me with fire lol.
In the end i still hate SoE...But i'll still play vanguard thats how good vanguard. lol
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Originally posted by S1LentKiller
Exactly. SOE had a couple of good games on their hands but they ruined them all with their greed. [mod edit]
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you have to ask yourself , do I want to pay a sub fee or use the item shop, it is up to you not sony
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You know this was one of the best MMO's to come out but failed. I beta tested this game for 9 months before release and when we were told it was launching we were all like nooooooo. It def needed more time. In my opinion another year. I was vocal on the boards even had brad mcquaid respond to some one my posts. But they claimed they had to launch. This game imo could have been great. Sigil was doing good on this game and it is too bad microsoft pulled out but I understand why. SOE came into the picture and pretty much made them rush this game out, making it fail hard. There was so much potential here. I even played at launch for about 7 months for before moving on. The lack of raids at first was horrible. I think it was four or five months before the warehouse raids were put in.
The classes were awesome. I loved the bloodmage class, the bard and the disciple. All great classes that I wish were utilized more in other games. SOE ruined this game because they knew it was going to own thier love child known as EQ2. So why not purchase this game and let it go to shit while working on EQ2 and ignoring this one. Fast forward to present day now they want to bleed out what income they still can from this game. Too bad too because they could have done a better job. SOE's entire problem is they rush out games when they shouldn't. It is just a quick cash grab to them. Thier customer service is horrendous and sub par. I did go back to Vanguard at one point about a year ago and a petition of mine took 17 days to get back to me... Even in the days of EQ1 it would take 4 or 5 days to get a response.
In a way I am bitter this game failed because it had a ton of potential. I loved the chunking, the sandbox style, the intricate crafting system as well as diplomacy. The worlds were fuckin huge too. There was just so much to see and do. Yes it had its bugs but that was not fully Sigils fault it was SOE. Ever read the book or hear of the book "The Chocolate Touch" It is about a kid that everything he touches turns to chocolate. To me SOE has "The Shit touch" everything they touch goes to shit. Yet they have awesome game concepts, at least to me. So I still want to play thier games. I cringe when I find a game I want to play and it is by SOE. Planetside looks good but no thanks. After how bad DCUO was no thanks and I knew better too. Only reason I played it was my friend went to it and yea wish I didn't spend my money there. Even after I quit DCUO and unsubbed I still was charged. They wouldn't do anything about it even with confirmation email stating I had unsubbed months earlier.
I hate SOE I really do but yet again that good game concept has me pulled. Yup Everquest Next. EQ1 was my first MMO and I loved it. The thought of EQ Next excites me but again SOE is developing it. Double edged sword. I have no hope for the game or faith in this company. Odds are I will still play it at least to try when I shouldn't. I wish another game company would come up with good concepts. Too bad Verant went down the crappier and was absorbed by SOE. A good game is losing it's pusblisher, oh that is right SOE will take over and turn your game into crap. /end rant yes I have been drinking a bit lol.
Vanguard was one of the best failed MMO's to ever come around. I have great memories of the game too bad it didn't appeal to the masses.
Originally posted by Beacker
I feel the same way with Everquest next. I can't wait till it come out, then i was like FUCKKKK!!!! SoE is developing it!!!!! Its gonna be the same as planetside 2. I beta tested Planetside 2 at first it was awesome ( this is first wave of invites ) now in planetside 2.... you can slowly see the greed of SoE slipping in and the game is starting to Suck. your class starter gun sucks you have to unload a clip at point blank rang to kill a guy. But just wait cause in the near future you can buy a cash shop gun that will kill a heavy with 5 round to the body....Love how they just slip that in.lol. yes you can buy it with in game money but you need to spend 12.5k...for those of you who dosn't know how hard it is to get that 12.5k....you'll find out soon enough. lol GOSH I LOVE SOE!!!....NOT!!!


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