text:
Dallas Cowboys and the NFL
Latest news on the Cowboys
Monthly Archive for November, 2010
Felix Jones gives Cowboys 26-6 lead
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – With a large percentage of the lights out at the New Meadowlands Stadium, Felix Jones took a screen pass 71 yards for a touchdown to give the Cowboys a stunning 26-6 lead over the Giants. Dallas (1-7) entered the game a 13 1/2-point underdog after losing five straight and making a […] [Read More]
Garrett's got 'em going
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Is Jerry Jones kicking himself for not canning Wade Phillips sooner? That's a legitimate question considering the rejuvenated Cowboys lead the NFC East-leading Giants 19-6 at halftime. It's the first time Dallas has led at intermission since the Minnesota game four weeks ago. Jon Kitna has completed 8 of 11 passes […] [Read More]
Role reversal in the Meadowlands
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Giants are playing like the Cowboys did the last three weeks. New York has been plagued by a costly turnover, penalties, defensive breakdowns and poor punting. The Cowboys lead 19-3 after David Buehler's 23-yard field goal with 3:04 left in the first half. A 32-yard punt set up the 39-yard, […] [Read More]
Upset in the air in Meadowlands
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Jason Garrett could be on his way to a win in his NFL coaching debut. Second-string CB Bryan McCann's interception of an Eli Manning pass and 101-yard return has lifted the Cowboys to a shocking 16-3 lead over the NFC East-leading Giants with 7:34 left in the first half. McCann, an […] [Read More]
No quit in Dez
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – There's absolutely no quit in Dez Bryant. The enthusiastic rookie handed Dallas, a 13 1/2-point underdog, a 6-3 lead late in the first quarter with a 13-yard touchdown pass. The officials initially ruled it was incomplete, but Jason Garrett challenged and the call was overturned. Bryant set up the score by showing […] [Read More]
Newman sidelined
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Cowboys CB Terence Newman is on the sideline, nursing an ankle injury. His return is questionable. [Read More]
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Giants are running right at Cowboys rookie defensive lineman Josh Brent. New York moved 55 plays in 10 plays for a 43-yard Lawrence Tynes field goal to make it 3-0 with 5:04 left in the first quarter. Brent is in the game because of the rash of injuries that's hit […] [Read More]
Newman sidelined with injury
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Cornerback Terence Newman is on the sideline with what appears to be an ankle injury. Newman limped off the field during the Giants' first possession. He's been replaced by Orlando Scandrick. No word from the Cowboys regarding Newman's injury. [Read More]
ESPN's Jackson: 'Circus-like atmosphere' a big problem for Cowboys
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – ESPN's Tom Jackson believes the Cowboys sense of entitlement stems in part from the $1.2 billion stadium Jerry Jones built. "If you watch the way they come into the stadium, it's like walking through the lobby of the Bellagio at Vegas," Jackson said on NFL Countdown on Sunday morning. "If Marion Barber gains […] [Read More]
Reports: Barber violated dress code
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – All eyes are on Jason Garrett this afternoon in the Dallas Cowboys' first visit to the New Meadowlands Stadium. And it's not just because this is his first game as the Cowboys' interim head coach. The media wants to see how he's going to handle running back and team captain Marion […] [Read More]
Show More


text:
Below is the poem entitled Unpopular which was written by poet
Dendinger. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
Read Poems by
Shayla Dendinger
Hey popular girl I wish I had a
bunch of fake friends like you!
I wish I had your pretty
clothes! And 10 lbs. Of
makeup on my face!
Hey Popular boy with your
name brand jeans and your
Fancy kicks! With your shiny
car and your pocket full of
cash! I wish I could be as
visible as you are!
Dear unpopular girl
Im glad i am you! Im glad you
dont have fake friends! Im
glad you dont wear makeup to
cover what came naturally! Im
glad your not to thin!
Dear popular boy and girl
Thanks for your offer! But Im
happy with myself, I'm happy
being unpopular and REAL!!!!
A comment has not been posted for this poem. Encourage a poet by being the first to comment.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Photo of the Day: Rendezvous Point
Tue, 02/19/2013 - 9:50am
A KC-10 Extender refuels an F-22 Raptor during Exercise Razor Talon Feb. 7, 2013, at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C. Razor Talon is an Atlantic Coast monthly large force exercise and joint-unit training opportunity to employ cutting edge operational concepts such as Air-Sea battle and maritime air support. The KC-10 is assigned to the 305th Air Mobility Wing, McGuire Air Force Base, N.J. and the F-22 is assigned to Langley AFB, Va. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Andy M. Kin)
For more information visit www.af.mil.


text:
Lewis The legal wrangling may have begun over Prop 5.
Four environmental advocacy groups have joined with a California environmental "law organization" to express their concerns over the recent passage of a state constitutional amendment allowing for a land swap between the State of New York and NYCO Minerals, based in Willsboro with mining operations in Lewis.
The land swap would allow the state and NYCO to exchange parcels of land so the mineral company could continue to mine for Wollastonite, a mineral used in paint, plastics used in the automobile industry, brake pads and linings, ceramics, construction materials and more. NYCO officials believe the land swap will keep their business viable in the Lewis and Willsboro area for at least another decade.
Voters passed Proposition 5, allowing for the land swap, during the November General Election after two consecutive green lights from the state legislature. The Proposition received backing from numerous government and economic groups, as well as receiving the blessing of the Adirondack Council, the Elizabethtown-based environmental watchdog group.
However Earthjustice, a San Fransisco-based legal firm whose mission, according to their website, is to act as; "a non-profit public interest law organization dedicated to protecting the magnificent places, natural resources, and wildlife of this earth, and to defending the right of all people to a healthy environment," recently sent a letter to New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens on behalf of Adirondack Wild, Protect the Adirondacks, the Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter and Atlantic States Legal Foundation.
In the 13-page letter signed by Earthjustice Managing Attorney Deborah Goldberg, the organization states its belief that any mining operations on the Lewis property known as Lot 8 would still be illegal under several state laws.
"Although Proposal Number Five exempted Lot 8 from the 'forever wild' mandate and other protections... for the narrow purposes approved by the voters, the listed requirements remain unchanged, and the amendment imposed new requirements for implementing legislation," Goldberg said in her letter.
(Continued on Next Page)
Prev Next
More like this story
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.


text:
Temporary Price Drop
$700.00 -
List Price: $829.99
Was: - (Save )
Ends: Today at ET!
You save 16%
HN-TRE405 Trend Lighting
Trend Lighting TFA3976-W Pique Arc Floor LampItem # HN-TRE405
Roll over to zoom
Click for full screen
- Transitional floor lamp with a round base
- Metal with brushed nickel finish
- Eco-synthetic white petal shade
- UL listed
Full Description
Shipping Info
About This Brand
Guarantee & Returns
Similar Floor Lamps
Adesso Lighting 3138-01 Wright Etagere Floor Lamp
Adesso Luna Arc Floor Lamp
Adesso Belle Arc Floor Lamp
Adesso 4152-26 Bellows Tree Lamp
Adesso 3341-13 Hudson Floor Lamp
Tiffany Style Simple Floor Lamp
Customer Reviews
Earn up to $3 in My Reward points
for reviewing this product when you join My Hayneedle Rewards
Write a review
200 points for each review = $2
300 points for reviews including an image or video = $3 Learn More
for reviewing this product when you join My Hayneedle Rewards
Write a review
200 points for each review = $2
300 points for reviews including an image or video = $3 Learn More
Customer Q & A
Be the first to ask a question about this product.
Enter your question, and one of our Customer Care experts will respond via email and also post the answer here.
Ask a Question
Email Address
Please Enter
Your Valid Email
Your Valid Email
Your Question
Please Enter
Your Question
Your Question
Sponsored Links
Trend Lighting
Trend Lighting TFA3976-W Pique Arc Floor Lamp
About Trend LightingFor nearly 30 years, Trend Lighting has been in the business of producing innovative designer lighting products for you and your home. Offering a variety of styles to suit any decor, plus superior quality construction that will last a lifetime, Trend Lighting takes pride in their top notch selection and beautiful products. Trend Lighting fixtures and lamps are featured in permanent showrooms in Texas and North Carolina, as well as in fine furniture retailers across Americ


text:
I didn't say I agree with using the codes... It's just amusing to see the comments.
I didn't say I agree with using the codes... It's just amusing to see the comments.
"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Bottle of Jack Daniels in one hand - Cigarette in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming, "WOO HOO, What a Ride!"~
Use the at the bottom right of the post if this response was of any assistance.
people get stupid and everyday, just like you.
...This topic is uber funny. We're complaining about AR Codes, when they were inevitible to land on Wi-Fi with or without him posting AR Codes.
You guys should be happy that Nintendo is able to ban hackers on the Wii, the DS...never happened.
I have no probs with the 1st part of your statement. The 2nd one, how do I cheat on the site? I know I'm not going out with the site and seeing another site like...Google, so how am I Cheating on the site ?_?
I'll take the hint thank you very much.
closed to stop nubs flaming each other.


text:
New Jersey college students affected by Hurricane Sandy fear they may not be able to afford tuition payments due in January, school officials told the state Assembly Higher Education Committee this morning.
Students who attend community colleges in Ocean and Monmouth County are especially vulnerable, said Sara Winchester, vice president of finance and administration for Ocean County College.
Some lost expensive text books and the cars they used to commute to classes in the storm's floodwaters. Others lost the jobs they relied on to help pay tuition because the businesses that employed them were destroyed as well.
"Our biggest concern is what will happen in the spring semester and how these students will manage to come back to school," Winchester said.


text:
Below is the poem entitled AS THEY LEAVE (2) which was written by poet
Stephen. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
Read Poems by
Alayande Stephen
As they leave
They leave with us nothing but an empty
Treasure to treasure which even Judas Iscariot
The disciple's Treasure cannot measure
And treasure with pleasure.
As they leave,
They victimize and they seize with impunity
And dishonour students' union leader's certificates
Since 2000,for leading peaceful protest
Within and outside campus
As they leave,
They leave with stains of blood of 17 pensioners
And their other colleagues in their hands
While younger colleagues and students mere
Exist like living corpses
They vindictively sack staff who tell them
The naked truth and seize food from their families
As they leave,
They leave with our monetised vehicles and valuables
Monetisation another coinage for stealing people's
Goods and properties
As they leave,
They relish and enjoy destroying people's lives
And careers, giggling, later, dexterously smiling
And suddenly laughing hysterically like a naked
Beautifully handsome man dancing to no particular
Beat in Dugbe market
As they leave,
They leave with us fusion of confusion
Sensational exploitation and victimization
Intimidation and bastardization of the then
Glorious University of Ibadan culture and traditon
As they leave,
They leave thinking that their evil deeds will
Be buried and buried with them secretly
Alas!!…the wind has blown and the buttocks
Of the mother-hen is exposed.
Alayande Stephen. T
A comment has not been posted for this poem. Encourage a poet by being the first to comment.


text:
The last couple of days have been torture for Trappa of Eitrigg. On a run in Old Hillsbrad recently her best friend and companion Craig despawned before her eyes and never reappeared when called. Her pet simply disappeared. Now, my hunter is only level 40, but I can't imagine how I would feel if I logged in one day to see my huggable-yet-feisty while lion Sobriquet gone. I get depressed just thinking about it.
Trappa did what every sane hunter would do, she went straight to her stable only to find it Craigless, and then filed a GM ticket. What ensued was a battle of legendary proportions. She was told that her pet was hungry, and that must have been why he left. I asked Trappa if this might have been the case, and she said that she always keeps Craig in the green, since all hunters love them the 25% damage increase. She admitted that he might have gone into the yellow just because he had recently been put away, but he was also at the top of the loyalty chart. In her own studies since this incident she said it took a rebellious pet 25 minutes of not being fed to run away. Since Trappa certainly fed her pet more often than this, it appears she was the victim of a horrendous, heartbreaking bug.
When she asked the GMs (and I mean plural, because she spoke to several tiers in the system over the ensuing days) she was told she had already used her allotment of restores on her account and so they couldn't, or rather wouldn't, help her. After pleading, and begging, and pleading some more she wore them down enough to get them to attempt to bring Craig back from the Twisted Nether or wherever he happened to be. But he blinked into-and-out-of existence just as fast as the first time. She was then told that there was nothing else to be done, and was sent away without much in the way of help or sympathy.
A wake was planned, scheduled to take place 1 PM server time in Mulgore where Craig, being a Rake, was first tamed. In order to prepare for the service, Trappa went out last night to tame another Rake, dubbing him SpiritofCraig. It was her intention to release him at the wake. I know, my heart aches for her. However, shortly thereafter she received a message from the gods, or rather, a message from GM Llyleath:
You should be all set. You should have Craig back and all should be well. If you continue to have an issue please repetition while in game. Thank you for your petition!
Naturally excited, Trappa rushed back to her stable only to find that her new SpiritofCraig had fallen victim to the same fate as his namesake. As she puts it "he went looking for his body." Again she filed a ticket, but this time received a response from a GM that plays a hunter. Within minutes everything was fixed, and a cranky Craig was in her stable, starving and rebellious but safe and sound.
Trappa's wondering friend has now been plucked from wherever he was in the Azerothian space-time continuum. The wake will still be held, but now has changed into the "Best Friend Welcome Home Snowball Party and BBQ" in Shattrah City, 1:00 Sat CDT server time. If you get the chance to stop by, Trappa will be the hunter with a grin on her face a mile wide and a happy Craig by her side.


text:
Everything you wanted to know about Ketosis and the Ketogenic diet by the top experts in nutrition and science. Jimmy Moore and Dr. Eric Westman have been on a mission to help us understand what the low carb lifestyle means to our health.
Articles on CarbSmart.com about Nutritional Ketosis
The phrase "nutritional ketosis" is a better way of framing the idea of becoming keto-adapted or fat-adapted through the use of a well-formulated high-fat, adequate (moderate) protein, low carb diet. Until you get the macronutrient mix that is right for YOU, the health benefits of nutritional ketosis will continue to elude you. These are articles on CarbSmart.com about Nutritional Ketosis.
Using the Fat Fast & A Ketogenic Diet For Menopausal Weight Loss
Fat Fast Cookbook Paperback Now Available on Amazon.com!
The long awaited 100 page paperback edition is now available from Amazon.com. The Fat Fast Cookbook was written by Dana Carpender, Amy Dungan, and Rebecca Latham to help anyone looking to break a low carb weight loss stall or for those looking to kick their body into fat-burning Nutritional Ketosis.
Dana Carpender & Andrew DiMino On The Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Show with Jimmy Moore Podcast
10 Unexpected Health Benefits Of Nutritional Ketosis Besides Weight Loss
It's been a spectacular journey over these past year, testing the concept of nutritional ketosis on myself. What started out as a simple n=1 experiment to learn if a very high-fat, moderate protein, very low-carbohydrate nutritional approach could make a impact on my weight and health once a traditional Atkins or Paleo-style diet wasn't working for me anymore, has now become much more than that.
Now Available! CarbSmart's Fat Fast Cookbook!
Now Available! Jump-Start Your Low Carb Weight Loss with CarbSmart's Fat Fast Cookbook by Dana Carpender & the CarbSmart Staff! The Fat Fast – 1,000 calories per day, 90% from pure fat – resulted in average fat loss – not just weight loss, but fat loss – of over a pound per day! It's a radical, short-term strategy, but boy, does it work.
Australian Macadamia Nut Oil 250 ml
With all the talk recently about Nutritional Ketosis, Many of us are looking for ways to add more healthy fat and oils to our low carb diet. One of the favorite low carb oils has been macadamia nut oil. This healthy oil gets 100% of it's calories from fat – perfect for Nutritional Ketosis or a Fat Fast.
Alzheimer's Dementia: Shining the Spotlight on Coconut Oil & Ketones
In the past few years, scientists have discovered that a contributing factor to Alzheimer's and other types of dementia is insulin resistance. In fact, some researchers are now referring to Alzheimer's Disease as type 3 diabetes, an illness which affects only the brain. People who suffer from this condition are unable to accept glucose into their brain cells (neurons) and as a result, those cells starve. In her first column for CarbSmart, Vicki Cash, RN, BSN, examines the use of coconut oil as a treatment for Alzheimer's Disease.
How to Add More Fat to Your Low Carb Diet for Nutritional Ketosis
12 Healthy High-Fat Foods Perfect For Nutritional Ketosis
12 Healthy High-Fat Foods Perfect For Nutritional Ketosis. Everyone has been asking Jimmy Moore what ketogenic foods he eats while achieving Nutritional Ketosis. In this long-awaited post, Jimmy shares his 12 favorite healthy leto high-fat foods perfect for being successful at losing weight through nutritional ketosis.


text:
Increase Employment Opportunities with an Advanced Degree
Lakewood, N.J., Sept. 16, 2011—Move ahead of the competition in tough times. Online courses, accelerated degrees, and hybrid courses keep you on target. Discover what a Georgian Court University graduate degree can do for you at a Graduate Info Session on Thursday, October 6, at 6:00 p.m. in the McAuley Heritage Center on GCU's Lakewood campus.
Prospective students who are nearing or have completed their baccalaureate degrees are invited to attend to learn about the graduate admissions process. The session will include information regarding our 12 master's degree programs and more than 50 postbaccalaureate and post-master's degree certification and certificate programs, meeting with faculty, and general financial aid information.
Join us to learn about GCU's newest master's degree, the M.A. in Applied Behavior Analysis, which provides students with the knowledge and skills to deliver effective behavioral programs to individuals with pervasive developmental disabilities. Or consider the new M.S. in Homeland Security program, which offers classes taught by internationally known faculty with insight into the global war on terror. Whether you are considering a career in homeland security for the first time or are currently a law enforcement professional looking for new challenges, GCU offers a learning experience you just can't find anywhere else.
GCU also offers early childhood P–3 programs that prepare candidates for teaching young learners. Candidates will acquire necessary content knowledge, be coached to create effective learning environments, and be supported as they become professional early childhood educators.
Georgian Court University offers the following graduate degrees:
• M.A. in Applied Behavior Analysis
• M.S. in Homeland Security
• M.S. in Biology
• Master of Business Administration
• M.A. in Administration & Leadership
• M.A. in Education
• M.A. in Education—School Counseling
• M.A. in Mathematics
• M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• M.A. in School Psychology
• M.A. in Holistic Health Studies
• M.A. in Theology
Reserve your place at one of GCU's spring Graduate Information Sessions by calling the Office of Graduate Admissions at 732.987.2770 or reserving online at http://registrar.georgian.edu/iqweb/visitor/CampusEvents.asp.
Additional Graduate Info Sessions will be held on Thursdays, November 17 and December 8, at 6:00 p.m. in the McAuley Heritage Center.
Founded in 1908 and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, Georgian Court University is a comprehensive university with a strong liberal arts core and a special concern for women. A forward-thinking university that supports diversity and academic excellence, Georgian Court serves nearly 3,000 students of all faiths and backgrounds in a residential Women's College and a coeducational University College with undergraduate and graduate programs. Georgian Court's main campus is located at 900 Lakewood Avenue, Lakewood, N.J., on the picturesque former George Jay Gould estate, now named a National Historic Landmark. Georgian Court also offers classes at its site at One Woodbridge Center in Woodbridge, at Coastal Communiversity in Wall, and at Cumberland County College in Vineland.
# # #
Tuesday, Aug 4Graduate Information Sessions
Wednesday, Aug 12Summer Visit Days
Monday – Friday and selected Saturdays throughout the year
Campus Tours


text:
Jones hopes for better luck in playoffs this year
Colts, Ravens have a deep familiarity with one another
Jacoby Jones won't forget his experience in last year's playoff game although he'd probably like to. He was playing with Houston and muffed a punt that helped the Ravens score and eventually beat the Texans in the second round of post-season play.
Houston later released him, which turned out to be a very good break for the Ravens, who picked up Jones. He's been a big help for the Ravens this season, earning a spot in the Pro Bowl as a kick returner and helping the Ravens make the playoffs for a fifth straight year.
The playoffs begin again on Sunday when the Ravens host the Colts in an AFC Wild Card match-up, but Baltimore's coaches aren't worried about Jones having a performance like last year's.
"Jacoby has handled all the return duties this year very well. He was elected by his peers – and by the public for that matter – as the best returner in the league this year in the AFC," said assistant head coach/special teams coordinator Jerry Rosburg. "And I fully expect he'll play great on Sunday – I really do. I think he'll have a great game. I'm excited to watch him play."
Jones returned a total of three kicks/punts for touchdowns this season, something that took pressure off a Ravens' offense that struggled at times. They'll also be able to use that help against the Colts in a game that could have some points scored.
During the 2011 season, Jones got a lot of criticism in Houston, and his asked-for release from the Texans turned out for the best. Now, if the can cap off a good 2012 with a solid effort in the playoffs, it will probably help Jones forget about all the troubles in last year's playoffs.


text:
BRISTOL — Police said an Avoca community resident was tied to a chair and struck with a shotgun during a home invasion in a trailer off U.S. Highway 11E Wednesday night.
Richard Cardinal, 58, told police he heard a knock at his door at 204 Big Valley Drive, and when he opened it, a white man wearing a gold bandana over his face pointed a shotgun at him and demanded money.
The robber tied Cardinal to a chair and began searching the house. Cardinal got his hands loose, but the robber struck him with a shotgun and retied him.
The robber took medication, a small amount of cash, some change, an iPad, keys and two cell phones. He fled the trailer on foot, but Cardinal was not able to determine which direction he went.
The man was described as about 6 feet tall and thin with a scruffy beard and dirty blond hair. He was wearing mechanic's coveralls.
Police got to the trailer about 9:30 p.m. and found Cardinal suffering from minor lacerations on his face and head.
Police asked anyone with information regarding this home invasion to contact Inv. Mike Anderson at 423-989-5568, call 423-764-TIPS (8477) or send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Too bad the govt. doesn't give a tax break on cargo bikes (or any bikes) like it does for electric cars. Too bad there are no price subsidies on bike parts and accessories like there is for fuel for cars.
Link roundup: July 1
Post any interesting links in the comment section.
Check out this video about the true cost of gas. Via Utility Cycling.
- Rest of the World Keeps US on our Toes
- Five Seats To Save Your Penis From Your Bike
- Bill Walton's Bike: 'My gym, my wheelchair, and my church'
- More to Bicycle Safety than Helmets, Redux
- Hither and Thither: Bicycle Built for Two (and 1/2)
- TIGER III Will Grant $527 Million For Innovative Transportation Projects
- Big Easy Bike Boom
- Dude, where's my cargo bike?
- TN distracted driving law gets tougher
- How to make your bike parade-ready for Independence Day
3 comments
The article, "Dude, where's my cargo bike?" makes a very good point.
Interesting story about how the roundabout is becoming more popular in the US: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-13863498


text:
DV by Dolce Vita Penn-2SKU: #8283708
Product Information
- Dare to live life on the wedge with these sky-high stunners!
- Rich suede upper.
- Convenient side-zip closure runs the length of the boot.
- Distinctive buckled strap accent at ankle.
- Soft textile lining and insole create a lightly padded footbed.
- Refined round toe.
- Elegantly wrapped platform and wedge heel.
- Sturdy synthetic sole.
- Imported.
- Measurements:
- Heel Height: 3 in
- Weight: 1 lb
- Platform Height: 3⁄4 in
- Product measurements were taken using width M, size 7.5. Please note that measurements may vary by size.


text:
Duke students flock to Europe for study abroad
Despite increasing talk about a broader global focus, the numbers show European countries remain the primary destination for Duke students studying abroad.
Of a total 576 students who studied abroad in Fall 2012, 412 studied in Europe, according to data from the Global Education Office for Undergraduates. Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom are the three most popular locations, and only three non-European countries—Australia, Costa Rica and South Africa—rank in the top 10. The breakdown has stirred conversation about the different levels of cultural and language immersion available to students depending on the region of the world.
Duke currently sponsors 14 semester programs—nine are located in Europe, three in Asia, one in Africa and one in Latin America. The Global Semester Abroad program located for the first half of the semester in Udaipur, India and the second half in Beijing, China, is currently in its last year.
"Historically, Western Europe has always been favored as a destination, not just by Duke students, but nationally," Director of Global Education Margaret Riley said in an e-mail Tuesday.
The Institute of International Education reported that the top three study abroad destinations for 2012 were the United Kingdom, Italy and Spain. The report noted that countries outside Europe saw significant gains in popularity, with the number of students studying in China and India growing by 5 percent and 12 percent respectively.
Some suggest programs set in Europe are less culturally immersive for United States students due to cultural similarities. Others say these programs are still valuable.
"Obviously, the pros and cons have entirely to do with what students' interests are," said Ralph Litzinger, co-director of the GSA program and professor of cultural anthropology.
Litzinger said, as one strength, European countries offer a chance to learn more about Europe, the European Union and historically 'Western' places, but students may be less exposed to more unique conditions in other areas of the world.
"[Students who study abroad in Europe] would take exception to any suggestion that a semester in France is less culturally immersive or eye-opening than a non-Western nation," Riley said. "Obviously there are cultural differences that can be experienced regardless of destination, even within the United States."
Richard Rosa, associate professor of Spanish and director of Duke in Madrid, added that though Spain and other parts of Europe may have more in common with the United States than other regions of the world, there are still important cultural differences.
"Europe is changing a lot in terms of immigration in the last few decades, so when we think about Europe, we should not be thinking about this image of a traditional Europe, but also of a place that is changing a lot and undergoing some important demographic transformations," Rosa said.
Even in Europe-based programs, the notion of study abroad is changing from the idea of the "gentlemanly tour" for wealthy, white students to a more involved, immersive experience compatible with the addition of new programs in non-traditional countries and a shift to adapting to globalization, Rosa said.
"Students want to get more involved in the everyday things going on in the places they are visiting and being participants in social activities, for example," Rosa said. "When you go to those [Europe-based] programs, I think you will find a different kind of Europe in each of those countries."
Although Global Education programs are not necessarily diverse in terms of physical location, Riley said there are different ways to define diversity. For example, she cited four domestic semester and two domestic summer options. Although they are termed 'study away' not study abroad, the specific themes of these programs create unique educational experiences with out-of-classroom components.
323 Duke students chose to participate in programs run through other institutions compared to 148 Duke students who chose Duke-sponsored programs, which offer courses that automatically count toward a student's GPA and graduation requirements.
Sophomore Jaclyn Dobies is currently in the process of getting a School for International Training in Cameroon titled Social Pluralism and Development program approved for credit. Dobies, an international comparative studies and French double major looking for a Francophone program in Africa, said she was not able to find something that Duke offered or had already approved that fit her interests.
"What Duke offers is good but limited," Dobies said. "[Programs] are in hotspots for study abroad like Spain and Friance. I think it's good Duke allows students to petition for programs because it allows for them to do what they're really interested in."
Although Dobies said she is happy with her decision to pursue approval for a non-Duke program, she added that not getting credit towards her Duke GPA or being able to use courses from her program of choice to fulfill Modes of Inquiry requirements are disadvantages and create extra pressure regarding class selection in her remaining semesters.
Riley, who will retire next year, predicted that her eventual successor and a committee currently working on a strategic plan for global education will make further changes to the existing opportunities.
"All students who are going to read this article need to know that the ground is changing underneath their feet," Litzinger said. "I have had administrators say to me that the University as we know it will not look the same in 10 years, but a lot of people have the sense that things are changing and changing very rapidly. But I don't know what that Duke will look like in 10 years."
An earlier version stated that only two non-European countries made the top 10 most popular, when in fact three did. The Chronicle regrets the error.


text:
A SeaWorld Summer
Take advantage of our great location as the closest resort to SeaWorld (just across the street!) and experience all kinds of underwater wonders with this package including discounted 7-day park tickets, breakfast and more!
San Diego Zoo Hotel Package
Take a walk on the wild side while in San Diego with a visit to the world-famous zoo, just a quick drive or Old Town Trolley ride away. Wildlife fans will love this package that includes San Diego zoo tickets, breakfast, and accommodations on a 44-acre island teeming with flora & fauna.
Bungalow & Breakfast
Wake up on the shores of Mission Bay and enjoy breakfast on us every day.
Gimme S'more Paradise
Dig your toes into the sand and get s'more out of Paradise with breakfast, parking and a personalized beach bonfire kit with all the ingredients to make the classic marshmallow, chocolate, and graham cracker treat at one of 15 fire pits.
Land & See
See San Diego in a whole new way when you cruise the bay two ways: along 14 miles of coastal pathways and on the water of Mission Bay's 4200-acre aquatic park. End your day of exploration where land meets sea with s'mores from a beach bonfire.


text:
A Windsor man has used up two "serious" strikes and will serve a 10-year prison term after pleading guilty, twice this week.
Clarence Ray Taylor, 38, of Voigtland Road in Windsor, pleaded guilty on Wednesday and then again on Thursday to two unrelated violent burglary charges. The confessions leave him one more conviction away from a life sentence for crime deemed "serious" by statute.
Circuit Court Judge Doyet A. "Jack" Early handed down two 10 year sentences to be served concurrently.
Thursday's plea was for a June 2012 burglary at TNT fireworks on Augusta Road in Langley.
According to testimony, the victim in the case owns a strip mall unit, which acts as a large storage facility to house fireworks. A witness had seen people loading items into a vehicle backed-up to the building and notified police, according to testimony.
The burglary Taylor pleaded guilty to on Wednesday was an Aiken home invasion. Because the crimes were not connected geographically – one was committed in Langley and the other in Aiken; nor by time – the incidents were months apart, they are two separate cases. Most often, someone will plead to multiple crimes, if they are connected, at one time.
As a "serious" crime, the defendant must serve a minimum of 85 percent of the sentence.
Judge rejects woman's burglary plea
A woman set to plead guilty to crimes related to copper theft had her plea rejected by the judge Thursday, as she denied any knowledge of the crime her brothers and a friend had just committed.
Bertha Mae Logan, 43, of Ridge Spring, is facing charges of third-degree burglary and injury to real property to obtain nonferrous metals. She was to plead guilty to the copper theft crime.
"I didn't steal any copper. I came to pick them up," Logan said. "I was going to Batesburg and my brother asked if I could drop them off."
In court, Logan said that she dropped off the three men at a rural site before heading to pick up food for Thanksgiving dinner from Sheely's Barbecue. On her way back, she got a call from her brothers asking for a ride home. She picked them up, started to drive, but was quickly stopped by law enforcement.
"Police stopped me. I was asked to get out of the car and they said, 'The guys in your ride just got out of a chicken house stealing copper,'" Logan said.
Logan told Judge Early that she had no idea what her two brothers and the other man were doing.
On hearing this, Early said he could not accept the plea.
In court, the prosecutor noted that Logan "has by far the smallest (criminal) record of the group."
Notice about comments:
Aiken Standard is pleased to offer readers the enhanced ability to comment on stories. Some of the comments may be reprinted elsewhere in the site or in the newspaper. We ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, personal comments and remarks that are off point.
We do not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not occasionally find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. If you find a comment that is objectionable, please click the X that appears in the upper right corner when you hover over a comment. This will send the comment to Facebook for review. Please be reminded, however, that in accordance with our Terms of Use and federal law, we are under no obligation to remove any third party comments posted on our website. Read our full terms and conditions.


text:
pgp WDE installation
hi there,
when i want to install the pgp wde installtion,this installer window pop up,
Comments 5 Comments • Jump to latest comment
Thanks for sharing screen shot check this articalPGP is unable to open your keyring files at the specified locations...
|Created: 2009-04-13
|Updated: 2011-10-17
|Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH149380
Thanks In Advance
Ashish Sharma
It's been a long time since I have done a fresh install of PGP, but if my memory is correct, it does make the boot request after it is installed. What makes you think that this request is other than the expected one?
When do you receive the error message about the keyrings?
What version of Windows are you using?
What version of PGP?
When you refer to installation of PGP, is it actually the installation you are referring to? I ask because some people will say this when the are actually encrypting their disk after PGP is installed.
When you consider your issue resolved, please click Mark As Solution on the most helpful response.


text:
County Board Restores Accountability to AbeleŌĆÖs Budget
All but one veto is overridden
only veto the board sustained was over a $100,000 grant for targeted case
management services at the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin (ARCW), a veto
that supervisors debated hotly. The boardŌĆÖs amendment would have sent the money
directly to ARCW; AbeleŌĆÖs veto earmarked it for targeted case management. [CORRECTION: See below.]
Not surprisingly, supervisors questioned the wisdom of some of AbeleŌĆÖs strike-throughs, and were even puzzled by the vetoes themselves. The county executive has one of the most powerful vetoes inventedŌĆöthe so-called Vanna White veto, which allows him to use or delete individual letters to form new words and sentences.
For example, AbeleŌĆÖs original budget includes a $1 million cut in parking revenue from OŌĆÖDonnell Park; Abele justified it by saying that the facility would be sold in the fourth quarter of 2014. The board then restored that funding, saying that there is no public plan to sell that facility and the county shouldnŌĆÖt assume that it would be sold within AbeleŌĆÖs timeframe.
ŌĆ£This is something that requires good public input,ŌĆØ Supervisor Pat Jursik said.
To get back to the original $1 million revenue cut, Abele used his Vanna White veto to slice and dice the boardŌĆÖs amendment so that individual letters spelled out OŌĆÖDonnell Park ŌĆ£may be sold. Account for lost revenue.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£This is open, transparent government?ŌĆØ queried Supervisor David Cullen on AbeleŌĆÖs creative use of the veto pen.
The board overrode AbeleŌĆÖs OŌĆÖDonnell Park veto 18-0.
The board also overrode AbeleŌĆÖs veto of semi-annual reports on the Behavioral Health DivisionŌĆÖs attempt to place acute-care individuals into the community. The county hasnŌĆÖt reached its goal numbers for 2013, and supervisors are concerned that AbeleŌĆÖs downsizing plan is too aggressive and will lead to acute-care patients going without care due to the lack of available beds and services in private hospitals.
Supervisor David Bowen said that the amendment only sought information so that the board can provide needed oversight of the transition.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs important for us to have this information,ŌĆØ Bowen said.
The board overrode AbeleŌĆÖs veto 13-5.
The board also rejected AbeleŌĆÖs plan to outsource Community Support Programs, which serve 337 people with severe mental illnesses annually.
In his veto message, Abele said the county employeesŌĆÖ personnel costs were too expensive.
But Supervisor Peggy Romo West said that the cost of service should be measured by quality of life and services and client recidivism.
The board overrode AbeleŌĆÖs veto 15-3.
Correction: I got a nice call from Bill Keaton of ARCW, explaining the convoluted history of this grant. It's true that in the end, the board did not override Abele's veto. But what, exactly, was being proposed and vetoed? It seems that in the previous budget, the board had added an amendment granting $100,000 to ARCW for HIV and opiate overdose prevention activities. That's a good thing. But the county executive vetoed that provision, which the board then overrode. Flash-forward to this budget. According to Keaton, Abele repurposed this money to initiate a pilot program to provide targeted case management for about 50 individuals in recovery. The board then vetoed that provision so that the money could be used for its original intent. Abele then used his Vanna White veto to reintroduce his pilot program. After much debate, the board sustained Abele's veto 11-7. Sorry for the confusion. And thanks, Bill, for clarifying what happened.


text:
The folks over at FigurePrints and FigurePets are introducing some great new products and features to coincide with WoW's 5th Anniversary. You'll find all of the new features now available on their site after the break.
They include:
An Onyxian Whelpling FigurePet. This cute little guy matches the in-game pet Blizzard is introducing and will be available on the FigurePets website through the end of the year.
A Slain Onyxia Base. Now your character can be posed next to the head of the slain Onxyia! This base caries a small additional charge ($9.95, €7,99).
"Gift Certificates! This is something we've had a lot of requests for from customers. Now you can give a FigurePrints gift certificate for the holidays in any amount from $5 to $500 (or €5 to €500 for us Europeans)."
Holiday Armor Sets! What better way to celebrate the holidays than by posing your naughty night elf in Winter Garb? Red and green are both available.
So if you are stuck for what gift to get the WoW fan who has it all this upcoming holiday season I can personally recommend a FigurePrint, and the gift certificate means that they can have their FigurePrint just how they want it.


text:
All hotels in San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
1 room, 2 adults
2755 N Panam Expy, San Antonio, TX, 78208, United States of America, 855-239-9479
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown Northeast
Lowest price$60
available on 08/09/15
Best Price Guarantee
Hotel with outdoor pool, near AT&T Center
- Free breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 49 guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Multilingual staff
What's around
- AT&T Center (1.7 mi / 2.8 km)
- Alamo (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Rivercenter Mall (3 mi / 4.9 km)
This was a great hotel! Comfortable, nice renovations, new furniture front desk was so…
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating: 3.5
From 21 reviews
Enter dates to check prices
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $60
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Non Smoking
- Standard Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Smoking
- Standard Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking
- Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed, Non Smoking
Recommended hotels
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 49 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Up to 25 lb
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
In the hotel
Food and drink
- Free breakfast
Things to do
- Outdoor pool
- Golfing nearby
- 24-hour front desk
- In-room accessibility
In the room
Home comforts
- Air conditioning
- Iron/ironing board
Freshen up
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Premium TV channels
Stay connected
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
Food and drink
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Access via exterior corridors
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown Northeast's small print
Also known as
- Econo Lodge AT&T Center
- Econo Lodge Inn AT&T Center
- Econo Lodge San Antonio
- Econo Lodge Inn & Suites San Antonio
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 10 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25.00 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


text:
Wilfred Williams has always been goal-oriented, and soccer scored him a career opportunity.
A two-time all-state player at Science Hill, Williams is bypassing his senior season with the Hilltoppers after being selected to the elite FC Dallas Academy 16-U team.
Williams left this week with his uncle on the 16-hour drive to Dallas, where he intends to stay two years. Long trips are nothing new for Williams, a Liberian who came to Johnson City by way of Ghana and Philadelphia.
He was in Philadelphia perhaps a couple of weeks when he arrived in America at age 10 before moving to Johnson City, where a Liberian community was taking root. Williams' extended family had heard about the success of people such as Liberian Kpadeh Muingbeh, a former Science Hill player who was an honorable mention All-American at King College in 2000 and led Virginia Intermont to the NAIA national tournament as a striker in 2003.
Muingbeh, who lives in Bristol, Va., is a mentor for Williams. Muingbeh once said that one day he was watching war in Liberia and the next day he was in math class in Johnson City.
"I look up to him big-time," Williams said. "He gives me tips on what to do, and he encourages me. When I came here I heard a lot about him at King College. Everybody has respect for him. That's something I want people to have for me when I'm out of here and going to the next level — whatever the next level may be.
"Everywhere I go, people talk about him. I want to be like that."
Williams played a lot of soccer at Civitan Park with Muingbeh and other Liberians, who help comprise a community that Williams guessed has a population in the hundreds. Competing with older, bigger men was invaluable.
"I learn a lot, and I get stronger and more physical when I play with them," Williams said, "because, you know, I have to limit my touches there, because if I don't do that, I'm gonna get hurt. But it's great. They teach me a lot and I respect every single one of them."
Williams, 16, enjoys teaching soccer, too.
"I went to the club to say bye to the kids and I was about in tears," Williams said, "because all of them were telling me how they were going to miss me and how much they appreciated me helping them. And it wasn't just the little kids, it was, like, the 14- and 15-year-olds telling me that. I've seen them grow as players."
Former Science Hill baseball standout Hanes Torbett's children have worked with Williams.
"I have never seen a young man so driven, so passionate, so determined to reach his goal," said Torbett, who has "taken a liking" to Williams and his thriving amid modest means. "Wilfred does something every day that makes him better at soccer. Whatever he decides to do in life, he will be successful if he tackles it with this same passion."
Torbett's daughter, Hannah, is a freshman at Science Hill. She had five assists in the Lady 'Toppers' season-opening win on Tuesday.
"I'd say she's one of the best girls players I've seen around here for a while at her age," Williams said. "She can do some beautiful things if she really wants to."
Williams engineered some works of beauty on the field for Science Hill. Unfortunately, the most vivid memory he leaves with was his final goal, which was negated by an offsides penalty in the state championship game at Murfreesboro in May. Williams' header against Brentwood had apparently tied the score at 2 with less than two minutes remaining. But the goal was nullified, jubilation turned to resignation and the Hilltoppers were state runner-up for a second straight year.
"The memory I will never forget is the second goal I scored and the referee calling it offsides," he said. "And clearly, the player is still on the back post and they're calling it offsides. It's just a shocker because it's, like, the last seconds of the game — to tie the game, especially when you're the one scoring the goal — and just standing there and having no words to express and you don't know what to do.
"There's nothing at all you can do to change the perspective of a referee. I mean, they make a call as they see it. You can't change it. But it was very shocking."
Williams liked playing for Brandon Kind at Science Hill, or learned how to like playing soccer.
"It was good playing for him," Williams said. "I mean, when I came to play with the team here at Science Hill it was different, but the guys taught me how to enjoy the game and have more fun with the game. And that's what I was missing at times. Those guys helped me realize you can have fun with the game but also be competitive at the same time."
Kind's lasting memory of Williams is when he came out of a do-or-die game at Sevier County when the Hilltoppers were trailing 2-1 with 10-15 minutes remaining this spring. Williams was tired and frustrated and many Hilltoppers' shots weren't finding the net.
"I took him out and said, 'This is a moment where leaders are born,'" Kind said. "He went back in and took it and ran with it. He tied the score and was instrumental (in the game-winning goal). It was a make-or-break moment. … He stepped up, and when he did that, others stepped up."
Kind said the Williams who arrived at Science Hill couldn't have led in that fashion.
"There are many memories I'll cherish with Wilfred," Kind said. "But the biggest thing to me was how he learned to become a good teammate. … There's no doubt he had the fire and competitiveness and work ethic, but that means nothing if no one wants to play with you. I'm really proud that he learned that, because that goes so much further than soccer."
Williams' maturation was never more apparent than when Science Hill received what Kind termed a "bogus call" that negated the tying goal in the state championship game.
"It was pretty poor … and we went from the best feeling in the world to the worst," Kind said. "The way we handled that heartbreaker showed our character and integrity. We saw the bigger picture, and Wilfred was at the top of that list."
Williams enjoys America. He praises teachers such as Stephanie Ledford (English) and Ryan Quaintance (math), who taught him at Indian Trail Middle School, and cherishes friendships like the one he has with club coach Declan Jogi, a Zimbabwe native who played at King College and was instrumental in the Dallas opportunity.
One thing Williams would change is America's lack of passion for soccer.
"Back home it was soccer 24/7," Williams said. "It's not the No. 1 sport here. Soccer's just not as big as it is other places."
Williams did help rekindle the passion at Science Hill, which has tradition. But the 1990s was its most dominant era — at least until the past couple of years.
"I was surprised to see the fans we had out here this season after going to the state my sophomore year," Williams said. "Soccer has gained some respect at our school."
Of course, Williams' departure, as well as the transfer of talented rising sophomore Javier Alberto, who moved to Mexico to play for Chivas Guadalajarra, will make finally getting that state title much more difficult. Leaving Science Hill was a no-brainer for Williams, but it wasn't easy. The finality really struck home when Kind gave him a ride home from school this week.
"It's like you're excited, but then you're like, 'Ugh,'" he said. "But everybody understands how big of an opportunity this is. So pretty much, the next two years is like a fight for either going pro or going to a D-I college. … So whatever it takes, that's what is gonna happen. I'm really looking forward to the next two years of working hard.
"I mean, it's gonna be a challenge, but if you want to get to the next level that's what it takes. I'm just at that level where some are better than me and others — we're just right there together (in talent) — and it's just a matter of who wants it the most."


text:
Director goes on leave amid probe of Ohio plumberWritten by Associated Press | | firstname.lastname@example.com
COLUMBUS – Ohio's governor placed on leave Friday an agency director who was questioned over why state computers were used to find personal information on a man who became known as "Joe the Plumber" during the presidential campaign.
Gov. Ted Strickland's spokesman, Keith Dailey, said the governor's decision to place Helen Jones-Kelly on leave was not connected to the record checks of Samuel J. Wurzelbacher, the Toledo-area man known as Joe the Plumber. Wurzelbacher became a centerpiece in the final weeks of the presidential campaign, and Jones-Kelley has acknowledged that records on him held by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services that she directs were reviewed.
Strickland's statement Friday said Jones-Kelley was placed on paid administrative leave because of the possibility a state computer or state e-mail account was used to assist in political fundraising.
Ohio Republican Party Deputy Chairman Kevin DeWine said in a statement released Friday night that the governor's administration has apparently turned the state government into a "political party machine."
"The Strickland administration has already demonstrated a profound and reckless disregard for personal privacy, and now they're apparently abusing government resources to raise political contributions," DeWine said.
The governor's statement provided no details on the political fundraising in question.
In the matter of Wurzelbacher, State Inspector Tom Charles is investigating whether Jones-Kelley improperly authorized the search of the Toledo man's records. Jones-Kelley had said they were part of routine checks her agency conducts when someone suddenly emerges in the limelight.
She told state Senate President Bill Harris in a letter that records were checked because Wurzelbacher had indicated he might buy a business and it was determined he that owed back taxes, She wrote that the department wanted to make sure appropriate actions were taken if he owed child support, received public assistance or owed unemployment compensation taxes.
The records were never made public or released to the media.
The state employee who ran the computer background check on Joe the Plumber to see whether he had any outstanding child support payments said she thought the check was being performed at Wurzelbacher's request. Jones-Kelley said she approved the check just after the Oct. 15 debate between Republican presidential nominee John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama – now president-elect.
As Wurzelbacher's profile was elevated in McCain's campaign, criticism over the Ohio search rose to a fever pitch.
Republican lawmakers – including Harris – questioned Jones-Kelley's actions in publicly released letters. State Rep. Shannon Jones called the records review an outrage. State Rep. Bill Batchelder, a former judge, urged Strickland to put her on leave until Charles' investigation is complete.
"No Ohioan should be subject to a 'witch hunt' on the whim of a public official," he said in a statement.
Strickland appointed Jones-Kelley, who was running the Montgomery County Department of Jobs and Family Services, to lead the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services in December 2006.
Jones-Kelley, an attorney, served more than a decade as executive director of the Montgomery County Children Service Department. When the department merged with the county's Jobs and Family Services department earlier in 2006, she was named director of the new merged agency.


text:
- ‹
- 6 of 10
- ›
- Start Over
Serene And Clean Bedroom
Simple bedding and clean-lined furniture combine historic charm and modern style.
"I think this bedroom succeeds in what being a bedroom is all about—inducing tranquillity and calm," Ashley says. "The soft palette and attention to visual weight is perfectly considered. The room is also adorned with photos and art, which really enhances the feeling of sanctuary."
Comment Guidelines
We welcome your feedback on Houseandhome.com. H&H reserves the right to remove any unsuitable personal remarks made about the bloggers, hosts, homeowners and/or guests we feature. Please keep your comments focused on decorating, design, cooking and other lifestyle topics. Adopt a tone you would be willing to use in person and do not make slanderous remarks or use denigrating language. If you see a comment that you believe violates any of the guidelines outlined above, please click "Flag as inappropriate." Thank you.


text:
This website uses cookies. By continuing to browse this website you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Find out more by reading our privacy policy.
Main content | back to top
How do I make my request?
Requests for contributions should be submitted in writing. It is important to review the above information prior to submitting a request. If possible, make direct reference to the policies and priorities listed above.


text:
Nomura Equity Research analyst Stuart Jeffrey this morning launched coverage of Apple with a Neutral rating and $710 target price, modestly above yesterday's close at 638.17. While upbeat on the company's near-term results, he sees sharply slowing growth starting in 2014.
"Our supply-side checks in Asia in combination with our new demand-side model suggest Apple's iPhone sales could slightly beat recently lowered expectations for fiscal Q1 [ending December]," he writes. "Moreover, supply constraints suggest that demand for the iPhone and iPad mini is likely to spill over into Q2, supporting near-term earnings dynamics and the share price."
He adds that "further smartphone industry penetration growth is expected to sustain over 30% growth in developed markets through 2013,' and adds that "with no change in competitive dynamics anticipated for Apple, we see no material downside risk to consensus estimates beyond temporary issues related to supply."
But longer term, as the smartphone market matures, he sees trouble.
" From 2014, developed market growth is seen slowing to single digits," he writes. "We expect emerging markets to drive growth thereafter; however, we expect this transition to undermine margins, due to a need for a lower-margin and potentially cannibalizing midrange offering, Android's likely dominance in application availability, and a lower availability of subsidies. We thus believe that iPhone gross margins could contract by up to 10 percentage points, and this drives our FY 2014 EPS estimate to 12% below consensus."
Which is why he is lukewarm o the stock. He notes that the stock at 12.6x his FY 2013 EPS estimate "is not aggressively valued." But he adds that " as a company predominantly driven by mobile phones, an industry prone to volatility, [there is] little scope for upside given our single-digit earnings growth forecast beyond 2014."
Apple, which has been trading lower for three straight sessions, and is now down almost 10% from its intra-day peak at about $705 just a few weeks ago, this morning is down 92 cents, or 0.1%, to $637.25.


text:
Labrador Morning | Nov 16, 2012 | 8:16
Canadian Tire Opens in Labrador City
It's something a lot of shoppers in Labrador West have wanted for years. Their very own Canadian Tire store. At 8 am yesterday , they got their wish. Instead of cutting a ribbon, the Manager cut a chain. After years of rumours that the store was coming, shoppers got their wish. Chris Kondracki is the owner and Manager of the latest retail outlet to open in the area. He told CBC's Mike Power about their decision to come to Labrador West, and about the store. and...The curious, the frugal , and those who were just born to shop were all out yesterday. Mike asked some of them about their shopping experience.


text:
60 memorable songs from the world of cinema arranged for the clarinet.
Part of Alfred's Ultimate Movie Instrumental Solos series this book is arranged for clarinet. All wind instrument arrangements are fully compatible, and can be successfully performed as ensembles or solos by students who have completed the first book of any standard band method. A fully orchestrated accompaniment MP3 CD is provided, featuring each song as a live performance demo track followed by a play-along track.
It contains 60 songs, including:
"Cantina Band"
"Follow the Yellow Brick Road/We're Off to See the Wizard"
"Gollum's Song"
"Hedwig's Theme"
"James Bond Theme"
"Pink Panther Theme"
"Raiders March"
"Superman Theme"
"Wonka's Welcome Song"


text:
Abstract available in
Claims available in
Description (OCR text may contain errors)
No. 632,858. Patented Sept. 12, I899. F. B. WAIBEL &. H. MEYTROTT.
(Application filed Oct. 27, 1898.]
{No Model.)
circular portion of the plate B.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 632,858, dated'September 12, 1899.
Application filed October 27, 1898. Serial No. 694,668. (No model.)
To all wit/2712 it may concern.-
Be it known that we, FREDERICK BRUNO \VAIBEL, residing at New York city, in the county of New York, and HENRY MEYTROTT, residing at New York, ('Brooklyiu) in the county of Kings, State of New York, citizens of the United States, have invented an Improvement in Bicycle Lamp Brackets, of which the following is a specification.
Before this invention a circular plate with radial corrugations around its edge had been used either adjacent to another similar plate or between two plates, there being a screw to clamp the parts together and to allow the one to be turned on the other in determining the position or inclination of the lamp in relation to the support. In otherinstances the clamp holding the lamp to the steering-head or to the fork of the front wheel has been made in two parts, with hook-shaped ends that are passed into mortises in a separate plate that intervenes between the clamp and the lamp. In the present improvement this separate plate is dispensed with.
The sizes of the circular tubes in the cycle to which the lamp may be connected vary considerably, and in the present invention one part of the clamp is extended as aplate,with two or more mortises through it, and the other part of the clamp has a tongue passing into one of the inortises, the end of the tongue being turned up as a book, so that the size of the clamp can be varied to adapt itto ditferent sizes of tubes upon a cycle.
In the drawings, Figure l is a plan view showing the clamping devices. Fig. 2 is a side view of the same; and Fig. 3 shows the notched circular plate, with radial corrugations, attached to a lamp-body.
Let A represent the portion of any ordinary lamp-body, to which the plate B is connected, and this plate B is circular and has a range of circular radial corrugations 2 at one or both sides, and the lower part of the plate has a notch 8 in it which extends to the center of the circular portion of the plate, so that the screw 0 can occupya central position to such The jointplates D D have through them the screw 0, with a thumb or other nut O, and the space between the plates D and D is adapted to receive the plate B, and there is a range of radial corrugations 4 upon one of the plates D or D to engage the radial corrugations 2 upon the plate B. We prefer to make the radial corrugations upon both sides of the plate B and upon the inner faces of both plates D and D, and the plate B can be passed in between the plates D and D and hooked over the screw 0, and then the nut O tightened to hold the parts rigidly together, or the parts can be freely separated by simply slackening the nut O. The clip-plates E and F are adapted to clamp upon the cycle fork or frame and to be tightened by the screw G and thumb-nut. In some instances the clip-plates have had the angular portions 5 to grasp the fork of the front wheel and the approximately semicircular portion 6 to pass around the steering-head or either of the tubes of the bicycle-frame, and lining material has been provided, as at 7. In our present improvement the plate E has an extension 8, through which are two or more mortises 9, and upon the plate F there is a tongue be put through one or the other of the mor- 8o tises, so that the distance between the clip plates E and F will be readily adapted to the size of the tube that is to be grasped; and it will be noticed that the screw G, passing through the clip-plates between the angular portions 5 and the semicircle portions 6, acts to clamp the clip-plates firmly upon the cycletube, and this screw and its nut are adapted to proper action whether the tongue 10 may be through the mortise nearest to the semi o circular portion of the clip-plate or through a more or less remote mortise. In all instances the tongue 10, passing through one of the mortises, acts to connect the clip-plate F to the clip-plate E, so that the two are .95
firmly held together.
\Ve claim as our invention- 1. A bicycle-lamp bracket comprising two similar oppositely-placed plates, each having an angular portion and a semicircular portion [00 and a flat perforated portion between said parts, a clamping-screw passing through the perforated flat portions to connect the plates, a mortised extension to one plate and an engaging tongue therefor to the other plate, and means for connecting one of the plates to the lamp, substantially as set forth.
2. A bicycle-lamp bracket comprising two similar oppositely-placed plates, each having an angular portion and a semicircular portion and a flat perforated portion between said parts, a clamping-screw passing through the perforated flat portions to connect the plates, a mortised extension to one plate and an engaging tongue therefor to the other plate and joint-plates connected to the outer face of one plate and spaced apart, a plate connected to the lamp and adapted to pass between the joint-plates and a clamping-screw, substantially as set forth.
The combination in a clamp, of two plates adapted to receive between them a tube of the cycle-frame and a screw and nut for confining the parts, one of the clipplates having an extension with two or more mortises init and the other plate havingatongue adapted to pass into one of the mortises and turned up at the end, whereby the clip-plates can be connected together at the desired distances apart for receiving between them the tube of the cycle-frame, substantially as set forth.
4. A bicycle-lamp bracket comprising two similar oppositely-placed plat-es, each having an angular portion and a selnicircularportion and a flat perforated portion between said parts, a clamping-screw passing through the perforated flat portions to connect the plates,
the outer face of one plate at right angles to the meeting faces of the bracket-plates and spaced apart with their opposing faces radially corrugated, a circular plate secured to the lamp and having a notch from the lower edge to the center, and surface corrugations and a clamping-screw connecting the plates, substantially as set forth.
5. A bicycle-lamp bracket comprising two similar oppositely-placed plates each having two parts adapted for connection to parts of the cycle-frame, a clamping-screw located between said parts, a rnortised extension to one plate and an engaging tongue to the other plate, joint-plates spaced apart and connected to and projecting from the outer face of one plate at right angles to the meeting faces of the bracket-plates and a clampingscrew through the same and a circular plate connected to the lamp and having a notch from the lower edge to the center adapted to be received between the joint-plates over the clamping-screw whereby the lamp is removable from the bracket and may be turned to vary its relation thereto, substantially as set forth.
Signed by us this 21st day of October, 1898.
Referenced by
Original Image


text:
Skip to site navigation
Minimalist window manager for the X Window System.
'Minimalist' doesn't mean it's too bare to be usable; just that it omits a lot of the stuff that make others unusable. Some features:
Interested? Why not download and install it and then give it a go?
Updated 13 Jul 2015


text:
Sorry, there are no current plans to re-stock this product. Instead, please consider some of our similar products listed below.
The long sleeve Nike goalkeeper jersey named Club. The Club is a fantastic Nike goalkeeper jersey for the new season ahead, made from recycled Nike Dri-Fit fabric for high performance and feel.
The Club Nike goalkeeper jersey is is designed to offer a wide range of motion, featuriing padded protection at the elbows, a ribbed fold-over collar and a stylish graphic design down the sides and sleeves.


text:
Transform your marketing programs with products from EMM. Explore the options.
Professional Services
Make the most of your applications with our experts. Offerings include two types of consulting services: IBM Strategic Services, which offers a complete set of consulting services to supplement your in-house analytics team, and IBM Digital Marketing Agency Services, which helps clients optimize marketing spend for IBM applications.
Cross-Channel Marketing Products
IBM Campaign
Design, deploy, analyze, and optimize targeted customer-centric interactions across the enterprise.
IBM Contact Optimization
Streamlines processes and improve budget management of all corporate marketing programs.
IBM Distributed Marketing
Give distributed field marketers the ability to collaborate in corporate marketing campaigns, execute local campaigns, and measure marketing performance in real-time.
IBM Email Optimization
Track whether your emails are being delivered & improve performance through quick & targeted intervention.
IBM eMessage
Create, execute, and track personal, permission-based electronic communications.
IBM Interact
Acquire the power to create true multi-channel dialogues to drive more profitable customer relationships.
IBM Leads
Gain the ability to better manage the qualification, enrichment, distribution, maturation, and feedback loop on leads.
IBM Opportunity Detection
Strengthen customer relationships and boost new customer profitability with IBM Opportunity Detection's unique event-detection engine, and on-boarding and alert capabilities.
Digital Marketing Optimization Products
IBM AdTarget
Increase return on ad spend with targeted display ads. The advanced segmentation capabilities of IBM AdTarget uses IBM Digital Analytics technology so you get the most relevant ads to each customer.
IBM Digital Analytics
The strong base that fuels your marketing optimization and execution.
Or learn about a specific module within IBM Digital Analytics:
IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark
IBM Digital Analytics Impression Attribution
Measure the effectiveness of off-site media. Now you can analyze and demonstrate how campaigns across the Internet influence website visitor acquisition, conversion, and retention.
IBM Digital Analytics Lifecycle
Accelerate the customer's journey to conversion. IBM Digital Analytics Lifecycle is the industry's first application designed to let marketers track and understand how customers progress through long-term conversion lifecycles online.
IBM Digital Analytics Multichannel
Correlate offline and online data for a complete picture. With the most flexible and open data architecture available in any SaaS web analytics platform, IBM Digital Analytics Multichannel lets you extend your analytics with offline data.
IBM Digital Analytics Multisite
Manage and optimize multiple sites, mobile, and more. Organize analytics and marketing programs at multiple levels of roll-up while solving for the challenges that have typically been a roadblock to marketing success.
IBM Digital Data Exchange
Manage digital marketing tags and data syndication through IBM Digital Data Exchange. Fully manage code deployments through the user interface by syndicating IBM tags, IBM Digital Marketing Network tags and custom tag data to multiple environments.
IBM Marketing Center
Coordinate all your digital activities with one command center and deliver marketing communications that are tailored for each unique customer, that are more personalized and relevant – and that are more successful than what you've been able to do in the past.
IBM LIVEmail
Deliver targeted and relevant messages based on behavior. IBM LIVEmail is a closed loop email marketing system that links online profiles of visitor and customer activity with your email vendor, giving you the marketing tools you need to align your products and services to their behaviors.
IBM Product Recommendations
Tailor every experience and get more conversions. IBM Product Recommendations automatically generates personalized product recommendations based on each customer's current and historical shopping interests, wisdom of the crowd, and business rules.
Marketing Integration Optimization Products
IBM Marketing Operations On Demand
This marketing resource and creative project management software promotes visibility, accountability, and productivity for all your marketing programs
IBM Marketing Operations On Premise
Streamlines processes and improve budget management of all corporate marketing programs.
Price, Promotion, and Product Mix Optimization Products
IBM DemandTec Advanced Deal Management
Automates and streamlines the trade promotions process between brokers and retailers.
IBM DemandTec Assortment Optimization
Provides a collaborative approach for manufacturers and retailers to more effectively define localized merchandise assortments.
IBM DemandTec Deal Management
Automates and streamlines the presentation, negotiation and reconciliation process of trade promotions that retailers receive from consumer product manufacturer trading partners.
IBM DemandTec Markdown Optimization
Enables retailers to plan and optimize pricing, profit and inventory levels for merchandise, leaving the assortment, supporting a wide range of markdown types.
IBM DemandTec Price Management
Enables retailers to determine and implement merchandising pricing strategies based on multiple scenarios.
IBM DemandTec Price Optimization
Enables retailers to define strategic objectives such as increased revenues, profits and/or sales volume, then run pricing simulation and optimization scenarios to optimize prices to best achieve these objectives.
IBM DemandTec Promotion Execution
Enables retailers to build a single repository of all their information and content related to planned promotional offers and events.
IBM DemandTec Promotion Optimization
Enables retailers to evaluate incoming vendor offers and plan all promotions.
IBM DemandTec Promotion Planning
Enables retailers to establish a single repository of promotional offers, improving visibility and accountability, helping to reduce errors, and streamline promotion execution.
IBM DemandTec Shopper Insights
Enables retailers and their manufacturers trading partners to analyze shopper behavior - including trips, product purchase and frequency, and more.
IBM DemandTec Strategic Marketing Planning
Enables retailers and manufacturers to understand, plan and predict marketing mix outcomes across marketing vehicles.
IBM DemandTec Strategic Trade Planning
Enables manufacturers to understand, plan and predict macro marketing and trade promotion outcomes.
IBM DemandTec Customer Trade Planning
Allows business managers to forecast promotion and pricing activity in a unified planning environment.
Contact IBM
Considering a purchase?
- Request a proposal
- Request a demo or information
Or call us at: 877-426-3774877-426-3774
Priority code: Mktg Solns
Product Support
IBM DemandTec Product Support
IBM On Premise Product Support
IBM SaaS Product Support
IBM Email Optimization
IBM Marketing Operations On Demand


text:
Privacy and Cookies
United Continental Holdings will merge its United Airlines and Continental Airlines subsidiaries into one company under the United banner on 31 March.
The move comes as the Chicago-based airline works to complete the merger of United and Continental that closed in 2010. It disclosed the fact in an investor update on 28 March.
Passenger revenue per available seat mile (PRASM) is anticipated to increase by 5.4% to 6.4% during the first quarter compared to a year earlier, according to the update.
PRASM was up 6.5% to 7.5% in February and 3% to 4% in January, according to United.
Consolidated capacity is anticipated to decrease by 5% in the first quarter. This is 1% higher than previous guidance of a 3.5% to 4.5% decline due to increased winter storm activity, according to the update.
Traffic is expected to be down 0.7% to 1.7% while load factor will increase by 2.7 to 3.5 percentage points in the quarter.
Cost per available seat mile (CASM) is anticipated to increase by 11.4% to 12.4% during the period. This is higher than the 8% to 9% increase previously expected due to expenses incurred recovering from the storms, increased investment in preventative maintenance, labour expenses and aircraft depreciation, according to the update.
United expects one-time expenses of $190 million to $220 million during the quarter, which is higher than previous guidance due to the early repayment of a $1.2 billion term loan that was due in 2014.
Debt and capital lease payments will increase to $1.3 billion from previous guidance of $1 billion due to the term loan repayment.
Gross capital expenditure will be about $550 million in the quarter, which is down from $580 million in January.
United anticipates having $6.3 billion in unrestricted liquidity on 31 March.
Aircraft | Aerospace | Aviation | Military | Business aviation | MRO | General aviation | Space | Airports | Engines and propulsion | Flight tests | Accidents and incidents | Flightglobal blogs | E-newsletters |
Flightglobal dashboard | ACAS | MiliCAS | Ascend Fleets | Flightglobal Insight | ICAO | CapStats | Airport charges | Ascend Values | Aviation Exchange | Aircraft Ratings | Helicopter Fleets | Market Commentaries | FlightMaps Analytics | Industry resources
Browse by job role | Career advice | Jobs by email | Jobs search | Recruiter services
Airline Strategy Awards | Air shows | Conferences | Exhibitions | Flightglobal events
… part of Reed Business Information Copyright © 2015


text:
It's the first child for Penny and her husband of 11 years, artist Robert Powers. Their baby is due in early June.
The AMC producers haven't decided if they're going to make Sydney's pregnancy a part of the show's storyline, but Nurse Julia was seen wishing for a child very recently.
When we hear news of the baby's arrival, we'll post!
Congratulations from everyone at Soaps.com!


text:
ABLE AUDIO is a locally owned and operated sound system and PA rental service offering speakers and various sound equipment rental throughout southern Louisiana and Mississippi. We can handle anything from wedding receptions to corporate events including business meetings and seminars to complete dj services.
With years of experience handling professional sound systems we are able to provide sound equipment for events ranging from 50 to 10,000+ guests. We use only quality professional grade speakers and equipment.......
Contact us to book a dj or rent audio equipment for your event!
Wedding season is here!Disc Jockey / DJ For Hire
Weddings are upon us and if you are looking to hire a dj or rent speakers in Louisiana, ABLE AUDIO can provide a quality professional sound system for your wedding reception at an affordable price!
for available dates & rates
Contact us for more info on renting audio equipment!


text: Posted 1 Mar 2014 I pre-ordered Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, but what I have been wondering is why is the price of the game steadily dropping. Don't get me wrong, I like a good deal as much as the next guy. Currently the price of this game on Amazon.com is 29.99, down from an already reduced 39.99 and the game hasn't even come out yet. Could it be because, Konami is showing some love to gamers or is it that Konami, know that they have created a turd and they want to lesson the impact by making people feel that at least they didn't spend 60 bucks on it. Just curious as to what you guys thought. CT Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text:
Great in-depth owner's review of an F30 328i sedan, covering everything from the engine to the transmission, steering, suspension, tires, comfort, seats, visibility package, audio system, idrive, black panel, and other technologies.
There is a slew of photos accompanying the review as well.
In the latest episode of Head 2 Head (by Motor Trend), Jonny Lieberman compares the BMW 328i with its N20 240hp 2.0L turbo 4-cylinder engine versus the Mercedes C250, also powered by a turbo 4 cylinder (1.8L turbocharged I-4 with 201 hp).
Which car redefines the segment according to Lieberman? View the video inside to find out.
Insideline puts the 2012 328i (F30) through a battery of performance tests on their own track to get some real life test results. Here are the results:
0-60mph: 5.9 sec
0-60mph (with 1 ft rollout): 5.5 sec
1/4 mile: 14.1 sec @ 98.9mph
60-0mph braking: 115ft
Skid Pad: 0.88g
Slalom: 67.1mph
Respectable results, but a bit slower than some other outlets have tested.
The 2012 328i (F30) impresses again as Motor Trend comes in with their review and performance results of the F30 328i Sport Line model they recently tested.
In performance results, the 328i with its touted N20 turbo 4-cylinder engine managed to achieve a 5.6 second 0-60mph, quarter mile in 14.2 seconds @ 97.8 mph, and 0.90g on the skidpad.
All in all, Motor Trend feels that the 328i is better than the 335i. As they put it: Want to know the real kicker? Don't tell BMW, but … CONTINUED
Where: Monterey, California – January 30-31, 2012
What: F30 US Press Launch. First Test Drives of 2012 335i and F30 6 speed
How: 2 days with F30 3 Series, including a half day on the Laguna Seca track.
Background: I've owned an E90 325i (auto) and current car is E90 M3 (6-speed MT).
335i (With 6 Speed Manual):
The all new 2012 335i sedan is powered by the N55 single turbo twin-scroll turbo inline-6 cylinder engine (with direct injection and valvetronic), in the same form as the outgoing 2011 … CONTINUED
So, how do you properly test the performance of the new 2012 3 series F30 sedan? You take it out on a race track like Laguna Seca, as we did earlier this week.
But, if you really want to see the true limits of the F30′s performance, you hand it over to the professionals. BMW ALMS driver Bill Auberlen and ALMS+DTM driver Joey Hand were in attendance at Laguna Seca raceway to give us (and our members/readers) a wild ride around the track in both the F30 … CONTINUED


text:
Global Health Colloquium: "How Can We Learn What Works in Health and Development?" - Angus Deaton(More about event)
Angus Deaton is the Dwight D. Eisenhower Professor of International Affairs and Professor of Economics and International Affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Economic Department at Princeton University. His main areas of interest are health, wellbeing and economic development. His current research focuses on national and international patterns of wellbeing, on mortality and morbidity, and on poverty and inequality in the world. He has taught at Cambridge University and at the University of Bristol. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and of the Econometric Society, and was the first recipient of the Society's Frisch Medal for Applied Econometrics. He was President of the American Economic Association in 2009. He holds honorary degrees from the University of Rome (Tor Vergata), University College London, the University of St. Andrews, and the University of Edinburgh. He is an honorary fellow of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. Ph.D. Cambridge University.
Location: Bowl 16, Robertson Hall (lower level)
Date/Time: 10/05/12 at 12:00 pm - 10/05/12 at 1:30 pm
Category: Colloquium
Department: Program in Global Health and Health Policy


text:
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel rejected the suggestion that President Barack Obama tapped him to "cut the heart out of the Pentagon," reminding lawmakers Thursday that Congress approved the smaller, deficit-driven military budgets long before he took the job.
Faced with a $487 billion budget cut over a decade, Hagel and Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the House Armed Services Committee that the Pentagon had no choice in drawing up the politically unpopular reductions in the president's proposed budget for next year.
The blueprint calls for another round of domestic base closures, higher health-care fees for retirees and their dependents, and a smaller pay raise for personnel.
Cost-conscious lawmakers have clamored for fiscal austerity in a period of trillion-dollar deficits, but often balk when the cuts hit military bases in their home states or affect powerful veterans' groups.
Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas, questioned Hagel on what his role is, managing the decline in defense spending or warning of the dangers of military cuts.
"There is a widespread view that you were brought into the Pentagon to cut defense," Thornberry told Hagel.
Notice about comments:
The Post and Courier is pleased to offer readers the enhanced ability to comment on stories. Some of the comments may be reprinted elsewhere in the site or in the newspaper. We ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, personal comments and remarks that are off point.
We do not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not occasionally find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. If you find a comment that is objectionable, please click the X that appears in the upper right corner when you hover over a comment. This will send the comment to Facebook for review. Please be reminded, however, that in accordance with our Terms of Use and federal law, we are under no obligation to remove any third party comments posted on our website. Read our full terms and conditions.


text:
Powerful new digital mixer now in a compact option for your rack or desktop
%%$builtin.monthname%% %%$builtin.day%%, %%$builtin.year%% — For Immediate Release
BEHRINGER's Much-Anticipated X32 PRODUCER Now Available
%%$builtin.month%%/%%$builtin.day%%/%%$builtin.year%% Seattle – BEHRINGER's new X32 PRODUCER, the latest full-featured, rack-mountable console from the award-winning X32 Digital Mixer family, is now available through dealers and distributors worldwide. With 16 MIDAS-designed mic preamps, 8 stereo FX engines, a 32 x 32 channel USB 2.0 audio interface – plus computer, iPad or iPhone remote control, the X32 PRODUCER is ideal for professional live sound duties, as well as recording and studio applications.
The most compact of the X32 family of consoles, the X32 PRODUCER offers all the features that critical musicians and engineers will love: motorized faders, on-board stereo FX racks with studio-grade reverbs, compressors, delays, EQs and more. The PRODUCER also lightens the load by alleviating the need to carry expensive and space-consuming outboard signal processing gear. Inputs and Outputs can be expanded via AES50 ports on the console that permit the easy addition of up to six optional S16 digital stage boxes, for an additional 16 remote mic preamps and 8 XLR outputs per device. Sophisticated routing is made simple through the PRODUCER's onboard color TFT screen.
Purchase includes a free download of Tracktion 4 Music Production Software, which takes full advantage of the X32 PRODUCER's 32 x 32 channel USB 2.0 recording interface for live or studio recording/editing.
MUSIC Group's X32 Product Manager Jan Duwe said, "Our new X32 PRODUCER console puts full-scale digital recording and live sound mixing within the grasp of musicians and engineers who use their mixers wherever their work takes them – both in the studio or on the road. Packed with incredible processing power, MIDAS-designed preamps and all the FX you could ask for, the PRODUCER lives up to its name in every way. The included recording software rounds out a complete live sound and studio recording solution."
The BEHRINGER X32 PRODUCER is available through authorized dealers and online retailers at a MAP of $1,999.99 USD, and is covered by MUSIC Group's 3-Year Limited Warranty Program.
For more information visit behringer.com.
High-resolution images and logos are available
on our media resources website.
About BEHRINGER
Behringer helped inspire a new generation of musicians and define the "Prosumer" or home recording market by making previously unattainable professional audio products affordable. Since its inception in 1989, the company has grown to become a world leader, with tens of millions of users across the globe. Offering a comprehensive range of products that span multiple categories, including mixers, amplifiers, loudspeakers and every other part of the audio signal chain, Behringer is helping artists, musicians, DJs, producers, engineers and aspiring talent realize their musical dreams.
Behringer is owned by Music Group.
About X32 Producer
The BEHRINGER X32 PRODUCER combines a phenomenally user-friendly, intuitive layout with an elegant, streamlined workflow. With 40-inputs, 25 mix buses, 16 programmable MIDAS-designed mic preamps, 17 motorized faders, a superb computer audio interface and iPad/iPhone* Remote Control Apps, the X32 PRODUCER packs all the power of a larger console into a 19" rack-mountable form factor with true expandability.
Press Contact
Joe SANBORN
Senior Manager, Experience
Email: email@example.com
Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser.
To unsubscribe from future mailings Click here© Copyright %%$builtin.year%%. MUSIC Group IP Ltd. All rights reserved.


text:
External Links
Score3 - Vey Small: Generally <2,000 individuals.
Score1 - Peripheral, Disjunct or Sporadic Distribution in MT: Widespread species that is peripheral, disjunct or sporadically distributed within MT such that it occurs in <5% of the state (<7,500 sq. miles or the combined area of Beaverhead and Ravalli Counties) or is restricted to 4-5 sub-basins.
Score3 - Very Low: Generally occurring in 3 or fewer Subwatersheds (6th Code HUC's).
ScoreNA - Rank factor not assessed.
Score0-1 - Low to Medium.
Score1 - Moderate Vulnerability: Specific biological attributes, unusual life history characteristics or limited reproductive potential makes the species susceptible to extirpation from stochastic events or other adverse impacts to its habitat and slow to recover.
Score1 - Moderate: Species is restricted to a specific habitat that is more widely distributed or to several restricted habitats and is typically dependent upon relatively unaltered, good-quality habitat (C Values of 5-7).
9 to 10 total points scored out of a possible 16 (Rarity factors and threats only).
"Right click and save" to download an offline version of our field guide.
(updated 9/19/2013)


text:
I took several interesting classes from some Yale professor, on Herman Hesse, Jung, and J.R.R. Tolkien, and how their ideas relate to early Christian Gnosticism. I REALLY enjoyed the classes that I took… My dad said it was like GRAD school type stuff, and I learned a lot, but on all points of theology I was constantly explaining simple (Lightning Path) concepts to the teachers, etc. and it was kinda of embarrassing because their thinking was confused and not really too sophisticated at all by LP terms." — Benjamin Pritchard
Welcome to the Lightning Path…
Greetings and welcome to The Lightning Path (or just LP for short). The Lightning Path is a powerful, effective, grounded, nondenominational, logical, intuitive, modern, and authentic school of spiritual awakening, activation, and ascension. The LP offers interested individuals a "spiritual technology" designed to provide a fast path (a "lightning" path) back towards spiritual re-connection.
To begin your study, register a free account. Free account holders have access to the first three LP Modules for free.
Get the App
Stay connected with the Lightning Path, get daily inspirational messages and lessons, use the Halo/Sharp Archetype system to do daily readings, get updates from the sites, and more.