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A biscuit variety pack full of all your favorite flavors. Includes three - 2lb. resealable bags of the following treats.
1 - Roll-Over Rewards Baked with Oats & Apples
1 - Mini Biscuits Baked With Vanilla Flavor
1 - Biscuits Baked With Peanut Butter
Roll-Over Reward: Wheat flour, wheat bran, whole oats, dried apples, canola oil, dried molasses, cinnamon powder, citric acid (preservative), mixed tocopherols (preservative).
Vanilla Biscuit: Wheat flour, canola oil, dried molasses, vanilla, dried whole egg, citric acid (preservative), mixed tocopherols (preservative).
Peanut Butter Biscuit: Whole wheat flour, wheat flour, peanut flour, canola oil, peanut butter, dried molasses, dried whole egg, citric acid (preservative), mixed tocopherols (preservative).
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Crude Protein (min.) - 12%
Crude Fat (min.) - 2%
Crude Fiber (max.) - 4%
Moisture (max.) - 10%
Vanilla Biscuit:
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Crude Fat (min.) - 4%
Crude Fiber (max.) - 2%
Moisture (max.) - 9%
Peanut Butter Biscuit:
Crude Protein (min.) - 14%
Crude Fat (min.) - 9%
Crude Fiber (max.) - 3%
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My Poodle has Congestive Heart Failure and it is very hard to find suitable treats for her. Almost all commercial treats are high sodium and do not list amounts. Even dog foods do not list sodium content. So I can buy 3 Dog treats without thinking because they contain no sodium and my dogs LOVE them. I can give my dogs what they want and not fear I am compromising their health. Thank you 3 Dog for really caring about our pets.
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Rainsbury House occupies a lovely elevated setting on the edge of the hamlet of Upton, being within Exmoor National Park and set within easy reach of Dulverton, thought by many to be the heart of Exmoor.
Dulverton has a good range of day to day amenities, including convenience stores, butchers and restaurants.
The area is well-known for its country sporting pursuits including hunting, pheasant shooting and fishing. Trout can be caught on the property's land on the banks of the River Haddeo.
The house dates back a couple of hundred years, bearing many of the hallmarks reminiscent of a house of this period.
Over recent years the property has been the subject of a thorough modernisation programme, and now provides well-planned and appointed accommodation with good reception space, lovely farmhouse kitchen and good-size bedrooms.
In addition to the main house, there is a substantial adjacent barn, offering four-bedroom ancillary accommodation, designed with the main reception room and kitchen on the first/garden floor in order to enjoy the views.
Also, there is a single-storey letting cottage, providing three-bedroom accommodation.
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Whence, the Bitter Chill of December cometh
shall not the glowing embers, of thine heart
crackle within the depths of thy soul
for but the withered flower upon the mantle grows
Thine eyes glisten as does crystal in a Chandelier
whence, the subdued rays fall upon it from yonder fire
radiant is thy skin, soft as is the pedal of a rose
of which is new born in the very bosom of Spring
Come hither, mine Guinevere, entrance me, seduce me
I shall beg of thee for thy mercy before the end
I shall be under thy spell, as if bewitched
for thou art a Witch of Great beauty and power
For thou art in possession of said Power over Men
Mine Guinevere, cast thy spell upon me,quickly
for I am become blinded by mine own Lust for thee
the taste of thy kiss, is bitter sweet to me
Quickly, Mine Guinevere, for I weaken for thee
the spell of which thee cast upon me has taken hold
wrapped round mine heart, it's grip tightens
Mine own soul is for thee, Mine own Lust is for thee
Were it possible, I would kill for thee
yet, I am become weakened by desire for thee
to late for mine own self,thou hast taken me
hence, from the intense passion, forth to bitter cold
Thine own Bewitching Beauty, has but taken another
Mine Guinevere, thou hast done me
Mine own life is all but withered away, bitter cold
Hence, mine flower on yonder mantle, shan't ever grow
Whence the Bitter Chill of December Cometh !
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These days her posts are more upbeat, on topics ranging from her most recent exploits on a girls trip to Palm Springs to a funny voice mail left by her mother after she read one of the blogs: "Heather, this is your mother, the one who doesn't believe in global warming. You are a s**thead. Call me back."
And rumor has it the queen of the mommy bloggers may be making taking her blog from the computer screen to the big screen.
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anyone had trouble with newest version of crossover?? It seems buggy to me. It seems like Parallels is a much better choice to run window apps then crossover.
I've tried using Crossover and quickly uninstalled it. It does have its use for certain applications such as Office for Windows but it's not suited to run applications which need faster graphics. The only reason I tried Crossover was that it was free right before the elections.
Parallels or Fusion is a better choice, although if you intend on running games in Windows, creating a Boot Camp partition and running Windows natively may be best.
If you need to use a wide variety of Windows apps then I suggest Parallels or Fusion. I use Crossover simply to run Office 2007 as I prefer it to Mac Office and need to ensure I have 100% compatibility as I transfer docs to and from work.
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The Queer Theory Research Cluster presents:
Chandan Reddy, English, University of Washington
From Marriage to Milk: Race and the Political Economy of Sexuality
THURSDAY, May 21 / 4 PM / Humanities 210
Professor Reddy's talk intervenes in recent discussions within queer theory about the possibilities and impossibilities of queer representation within the political sphere. He engages the "anti-social" turn in queer theory, a form of critique that locates the disruptive potency of queerness in its exemplary status as the limit of social incorporation and social reproduction. Reddy takes up the "marriage equality movement" and Gus Van Sant's Milk (2008) as cases for diagnosing the limits of the "anti-social" position. He argues that queer of color critique offers an alternative understanding of the political economy of sexuality, one that exits the limiting opposition between a politicization of queer marginality and the queer anti-social critique of politics.
Chandan Reddy is Assistant Professor of English at the University of Washington. He has authored a number of essays and articles on the topic of race, sexuality, and late capitalism, which have appeared in such journals as Social Text and Fordham Law Review, as well as in numerous anthologies. Reddy was a founding member of the Audre Lorde Project: a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Two Spirit, and Transgender People of Color Organizing Center, and remains active in queer of color cultural politics. He is currently completing a book, Desiring Modernity: Race, Sexuality, and Epistemologies of Violence.
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The Mini John Cooper Works is Mini's most hard-core model to date. It has a 1.6-liter turbo engine, double overhead cams with variable valve management with a power output of 211 hp at 6,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 260 nm with an overboost mode that can raise the torque to 280 nm at 5,100 rpm.
Mated with a six-speed manual, the John Cooper Works can launch itself from 0 to 100 kmh in 6.5 seconds and achieve a top speed of around 235 kmh. That's a lot to handle when driving in Jakarta.
However, using it for your daily commute is quite straightforward. It can be a little bit jerky at first with all that power, but the agility of the Mini can cope beautifully with Jakarta's traffic jams.
You can easily outrun and outaccelerate any mikrolet or other form of public transportation. Plus, most road users tend to give the Mini a wide berth, not only because of its price but to get a better view of the unique styling.
Driving a Mini will definitely get you noticed. If you are looking for a car that is fun to drive and has great performance, I would highly suggest the John Cooper Works.
However, because it is a driver's car, the John Cooper Works comes only in manual. So for those of you not comfortable driving a stick shift in Jakarta, but still interested in a Mini, you would be better off with the "regular" Mini Cooper or Cooper S, or the new Clubman.
Like any Mini that has kart-like handling, the John Cooper Works adds more spice to the Mini driving experience. With the use of 17-inch black alloy wheels and a revised suspension setting, the John Cooper Works drives very precisely. Driving around the mountain roads of Purwakarta, West Java, is like heaven on earth. The only problem is there aren't many good mountain roads near Jakarta; it's not like we are in Switzerland driving the Fluela or Julier passes. However, the mountain passes of West Java will do and will give you a real feel of a true driving experience.
Because this is a front-wheel-drive car — with a high power output and torque — the feel of the torque steering is very strong, but dynamic stability control and dynamic traction control make driving an ease.
The John Cooper Works is also equipped with six airbags, an anti-lock braking system, run-flat tires and bi-xenon dynamic headlights, making it a safe, compact sports car.
Besides the safety features, an extra amount of comfort is also added in the sporty interior of the car with the use of lounge leather seats in carbon black with red lining.
The Mini Visual Boost enhances the various gadgets in the car. It involves a 6.5-inch LCD screen in the center of the dashboard and can be connected to an iPhone, which has an app you can download from iTunes called "Mini Connected." With this you can use Twitter, Facebook, Google, web radio and the Dynamic Music program, which creates a soundtrack based on your driving (see it as a musical score in a movie driving scene).
These enhancements make the John Cooper Works a driving gadget, and not just a regular car. To provide the best sound for the John Cooper Works, Mini has furnished it with a Harman-Kardon audio system, which provides high-quality sound during any trip. Listening to Adele's "Someone Like You," you can clearly hear her wonderful voice, or the thumping bass of "Wild Ones" by Flo Rida and Sia.
Another creature comfort in the John Cooper Works is the double panoramic sunroof, which you can tilt and open. During nice weather you can enjoy an airy feel in the car, reveling in pleasant breezes while cruising along twisty mountain roads, or simply taking advantage of a pleasant afternoon in Jakarta when the weather is nice.
So how much does the Mini John Cooper Works cost? Well, for Rp 679 million ($73,000) you can have it at your doorstep. And considering that there isn't another iconic car like the Mini, I would say it would be a very good purchase.
Mini will open its new five-story dealership near the end of this year on Jalan Sultan Iskandar Muda, just next to Gandaria City mall in South Jakarta.


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COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Recorders Office is continuing to update its record keeping system for the digital world, giving the public easier, more efficient access to its records.
Currently, the office's more recent records are searchable and viewable on a program called Laredo, a product of Fidlar Technologies, a powerful land records conversion and search system.
The company provides services which scan, convert, enhance and import land records into the system which is accessible to the public both online or in the Recorder's Office.
The office began using computerized record keeping in 2001, and joined forces with Fidlar to implement the Laredo system beginning in 2007.
In September 2009, the office again teamed with Fidlar to begin digitizing 16mm microfilm documents from the office's archives and uploading them into the system.
The first batch covered 1990 - 2000, and took approximately six months to begin getting approval on preliminary images from the office and uploading into the system.
"Now there is a time period where people have to look at the microfilm. This will make things much easier on the searcher," said Whitley County Recorder April Whetstone.
Prior to implementation, anyone wanting to access records prior to 2001 would have to know specific dates that documents were filed in order to access them.
The initial time span covered 151,950 frames — or pages — which are now available for quick access and simple searching.
For more information or with questions, contact the Recorder's Office at 248-3106.


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posts on 4/14/2008 3:31:34 PM
The Takeing is the first but undoubtably not the last ddean koonts novel i have read. I literally can not put the thing down. 3oo and some odd pages done in les than 3 days, and yes I have a full time job.
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posts on 3/30/2008 6:34:51 PM
i'm reading the darkest eve of the year . i have to say i love it ! hard to say my fav koots book , whats every ones ?
posts on 3/23/2008 10:50:54 AM
At this moment I´m reading False Memory and I just love it!!!! It´s the most twisted book I´ve ever read, I love it because the autophobia really excists so it´s easier to identify with the caracters
posts on 3/19/2008 9:14:08 AM
This book was great kept me flipping the pages I recommend it to anyone that loves thrillers.
posts on 2/22/2008 1:44:33 PM
I'd like a honest vote, raise of hands how many of you would pick up a book on werewolves, vampires, magicians or cupid.
posts on 2/21/2008 11:46:51 PM
I heard that Koontz is writing in the devistation that hit New Orleans in the 3rd Frankenstein book. that's why it's not out yet.
posts on 2/6/2008 8:54:29 PM
roberta I am very sorry,I wasnt't thinking straight about the book you were thinking of. Although Watchers would definitley get her attention as a dog lover. You should also try reading Intensity, I have never read a book that I literally could not put the book down.
posts on 2/6/2008 4:12:13 AM
Actually it is Ticktock. Watchers is a dog created by messing with DNA. Ticktock is excellent but I have to agree that Lightning is his best book.The first one I read that got my into him and now I have (nearly) them all.
posts on 2/5/2008 9:16:46 PM
the book you are looking for is Watchers. You should have her read Lightning also that is the best Koontz book.
Roberta Winchester
posts on 2/5/2008 2:13:08 PM
I want to give my new daughter-in-law a fellow dog and book lover a Dean Koontz book I read a few years ago. I was so cute and the dog in it was a good alien. Does anyone know the name of the book?
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J.J. Abrams Teams With State Of Play Writer For Secret Project
J.J. Abrams and Billy Ray have sold a mystery adventure pitch that they developed together to Paramount.
J.J. Abrams and Billy Ray have sold a mystery adventure pitch that they developed together to Paramount.
J.J. Abrams is reportedly "moving toward a commitment" to direct the sequel to his 2009 blockbuster hit Star Trek.
Super 8 star Joel Courtney describes how he originally went to LA with the goal of getting a commercial, and he ended up starring in a J.J. Abrams movie instead.
With his new science fiction film Super 8, J.J. Abrams weaves a magical tale that's worthy of the Amblin Entertainment emblem.
J.J. Abram sits down for a lengthy interview with Spinoff Online about the making of Super 8 and what it means to him. The sci-fi thriller opens Friday nationwide.
Star Trek co-writer Roberto Orci reveals that a 70-page story outline exists for the planned sequel, and that writing on the script will commence when producer J.J. Abrams signs off in it.
The newly released video game Portal 2 features a playable interactive trailer for Super 8.
Script delays put Paramount's planned Jack Ryan revival for Chris Pine on hold, causing the studio to revert its previous focus on bringing Pine back to the U.S.S. Enterprise for Star Trek 2.
Cloverfield director Matt Reeves says he is still talking with J.J. Abrams and Drew Goddard, who are "very much involved," about a sequel to the 2008 "found footage" monster movie.
If rumors are to be believed, Lost and Fringe co-creator JJ Abrams may be about to become an even bigger deal than he already is, with people suggesting that his production company Bad Robot might find itself growing into a brand itself, with comics, toys and more. How did this happen? And is it a good thing?
Between a Super Bowl ad and an interview with writer-director J.J. Abrams, we finally begin to get a picture of the mysterious Super 8, the Paramount Pictures summer release whose details have been tightly under wraps.
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By Samantha L. QuigleyAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9, 2005 When American Airlines Flight 77 slammed into the side of the Pentagon at 9:39 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, Lee Evey was unaware that anything was wrong, let alone that three years worth of hard work was in ruins.
The then-Pentagon Renovation Program manager was driving to North Carolina to attend a funeral when he stopped for lunch. He had not been listening to the radio.
"(The) people were a little bit slow coming out to serve me and when they came out they apologized for being so slow but said they had been in the back room watching the terrible events on television," Evey told the Pentagon Channel in an interview recently.
When he asked what terrible events they meant, they told him about the World Trade Center in New York City and then mentioned the aircraft that had just hit the Pentagon.
"Of course, I was out of the restaurant and running across the parking lot, jumped in my car and immediately drove back to the Pentagon," he said.
When Evey arrived at the Pentagon about 6 p.m., the sun was just starting to set. What he found was troubling and "incredible."
"It was surreal," he said. "I had at that point stopped and briefly seen the events unfolding on television, seeing it on television, seeing it on the front page of a newspaper, seeing it in a magazine, hearing about it on the radio; none of those things come anywhere close to approximating the real thing."
The grim facts weren't as grim as they could have been, though. Had the aircraft struck any other "wedge" of the Pentagon, it would have taken more lives and caused more damage. Wedge 1 was the first section to undergo renovation. With that renovation came the installation of safety elements that included reinforced walls, windows designed to withstand a blast and other life-saving features.
"We were only about five days away from total completion of Wedge 1 when the aircraft hit the building," Evey said. "We'd spent three years of our lives building out Wedge 1, and it was unfortunate to see a great deal of that work totally demolished. But in another way, it was really quite an extraordinary stroke of good fortune, if you can say anything about Sept. 11 was a stroke of good fortune."
Of the 2,600 people in the immediate area of impact, Evey said, there were 125 casualties. While any loss of life is unacceptable and unfortunate, he said, it is a testament to the integrity of, and the need for, the renovation.
"You must also recognize that with 2,600 people in the path of a 757 loaded with 10,000 gallons of jet fuel and traveling at 350 mph and impact this building and only take 125 casualties, this building did an extraordinary job at protecting its occupants," he said. "It's absolutely astounding what it did to protect the people who were here."
For two weeks, the crash site was considered a crime scene and under the control of the FBI. When control was returned to the Pentagon, the damage assessments were not positive.
Nearly 400,000 square feet of the building would have to be demolished. The concrete and reinforcement rods within the concrete had been so weakened by the intense fire that resulted when 10,000 gallons of fuel aboard the plane exploded and burned, that they could not sustain the weight of the building if it was simply rebuilt.
And so the first phase of what was dubbed "Project Phoenix" began. It was originally estimated that the demolition would take six to eight months. One month and one day later, the site was clear and the reconstruction could begin.
"Part of it, I think, was that everyone was so energized at that point in time. But I think more important than that even was the sense of teamwork and camaraderie." Evey said. "That was something we had developed in the Pentagon renovation over the preceding four years. So when something disastrous like this occurred, we had a solid foundation to build on within our program, a sense of family ... a sense of mission, a sense of purpose."
At the height of the reconstruction 3,000 workers were on the construction site at any given time. Those workers and their dedication - Evey said that they had to be forced to take even a holiday off - completed Project Phoenix quickly.
"On the morning of Sept. 11, 2002, at 9:28 a.m. ... outside that very location where the airplane hit, there were 12,000 people and they were listening to the president of the United States as he made a speech in support of a salute to the workers who put this building back together again," Evey recalled.
Employees watched the ceremony from their new offices in Wedge 1.
Evey had overseen the renovation of the building beginning in 1997 and had planned to retire just before the attack. On Sept. 16, 2002, he retired with a sense of satisfaction after more than three decades of federal service.
"I can't emphasize enough that whatever sense of satisfaction any individual may have had, myself included, pales in significance with what it meant to the team, the organization, this building and the military family that lives here," he said. "What we did, we did for that community. What we did, we did for that town."
He said that past events were not nearly as important as what was built for the future. And that future includes a sense of community and the ongoing renovation of the Pentagon to make it a safer, more efficient workplace for its military family.


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Stewart Wyatt Peppers, age 22 of Sevierville, passed away Monday, April 29, 2013. He was born in Fresno, CA. He moved to Sevierville and graduated Sevier County High School in 2008. He was attending East Tennessee State University in Johnson City.
Stewart was the Tennessee State Body Building Champion and 2nd in the nation in the Men's Heavyweight National Collegiate Body Building Championship.
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Def Leppard likes Tom Cruises version of their hit song Pour Some Sugar on me (which you can hear here). I can't give you the direct quote, but Star Pulse reports Joe Elliot thought Cruise did a better job than they did on it than the band did originally. Cruise sings that and some other hard rock tunes in Rock of Ages opening this weekend.
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Striped nubby knit pullover sweater with "V"-neckline in front. Relaxed fit. The perfect piece to throw over all your favorite pieces!
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by arrabella95 lovely colour The colours in the blush and cream combo are really summery and will go with lots of outfits. I have thin arms and the arms were quite tight for me. 6.5.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by lstrakal182 Love! I have one of the solid color shaggy knit sweaters and I love it, so I decided to get this one as well. It's really comfy (like my other sweater) and so pretty! I love layering it with the Voile and Lace Trapeze slip, or any slip really. This one seems to a little less loose as the other, but it still isn't fitted. I sized down from a medium to a small. I would definitely recommend getting one of these sweaters :) 5.28.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by AshLynn Cozy but roomy I tried this on at a store that carries Free People, (Nordstrom) and although this was cozy, it was very roomy and the front was pretty boxy on me. What a bummer because it's so soft and nice! (For reference I am 5'6, 115 32A and I tried on the XS. My mom is 5'4 130, 34C and she tried on the medium and it was pretty boxy on her too.) 2.24.2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by indya :( big hole in the armpit Loved the sweater, sadly big hole in armpit after one wear! I detest returning things. Wish I had read the reviews for the plain one which suffers the same fate quite often. Way too expensive to forgive a giant hole. 2.12.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Buddahful1 great cozy sweater I love this sweater and have it in two other colors. Its soft and cozy and covers your bum nicely. I wear it with my yoga pants over a dress or with my jeans. The only complaint I have is that I liked how the sweater was a bit oversized and the sleeves ran long. This sweater (same size as the others) the sleeves are hitting just at the wrist, top of my hand. I wish they could stay consistent with the sizing. Same sweater in the same size should be the same. This is the only reason I did not give it five stars. Free People makes all my favorite sweaters..... I'm 5'6 140lbs and I buy a small. I hope this helps ... Enjoy 2.8.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DawnT Soft and Cozy Love this sweater! Its very soft and also roomy. This is the second shaggy knit I have and love them both! I ordered this in the black and ivory and the colors are true to the pics. The black is a deep black. Im 5'3 34d and the small is perfect!! 1.27.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Beachinchick Can't Get Enough! I love these shaggy pullovers. I have several colors in the solid one and just got this one in the black and ivory stripes. So soft, cozy, and comfortable. It's over-sized so a small fits my 5'10/135 lbs. frame just right. An FP favorite of mine! 1.19.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by junghwa LOVE this shaggy sweater! I just purchased this and I love it! The black is a nice dark black and the white is slightly off-white. I have two more of these shaggy sweaters in the natural and mint. And I love those as well. These shaggy sweaters are made to be big and baggy. I bought this one in an XS (my usual FP size). The sleeves are shorter than the other ones but its nice because I can push them up easily to a chic 3/4 length sleeve. The other ones have extra long sleeves about to my knuckles. Very soft and cozy. I would highly recommend it. For reference I am 5'4", 120lbs. 1.14.2013
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Tapad is having a growth spurt. From a modest corner office, the digital advertising startup has encroached on the entire 20th floor of a building in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood–with the exception of a walled-off chunk in the center, taken up by a lighting company. Cofounder and CEO Are ("Ah-ree") Traasdahl needs the space: He has hired 44 people in the last year, 10 in just the last month. The squatter demands $65,000 to move. "New York real estate," sighs Traasdahl, 40.
Growing pains are Traasdahl's badge of honor. Thumbplay, his mobile-app store that predated the iPhone, expanded from sales of zero to $100 million in less than three years. With Tapad he's piloting another rocket ship.
Tapad professes to solve a problem that has long plagued online advertisers: how to track and target the same consumer across multiple devices–desktop computers, smartphones and tablets. Such "retargeting" is easy to pull off on a desktop. Just add cookies–bits of code that tag visitors–to a website and advertisers can follow prospects with pitches as they circumnavigate the Web. Visit a website that sells cutlery and you might be stalked by ads for knives and forks. Because such ads show only to those who've visited a brand's website, they boast a click-through rate of up to three times that of banner ads, says AdRoll AdRoll, a San Francisco retargeting company.
But cookies can track on only one device. The trail goes cold when you leave a desktop and use a phone. Digitally agnostic users can switch screens 27 times in an hour, says a recent study, leaving marketers in the dark. By means of algorithmic magic, Traasdahl says he can show them the light.
Today Tapad has 160 clients, including Audi Audi, American Airlines and TurboTax according to industry insiders. It serves 2 billion ads each month across 18,000 online publishers. With $1.2 million in sales in 2011 and $8.2 million last year, Tapad should notch a small profit on $25 million in 2013. An imposing roster of digital advertising vets–among them AppNexus CEO Brian O'Kelley and former DoubleClick CEO David Rosenblatt –have invested a total of $8.3 million, along with venture funds like FirstMark Capital and Avalon Ventures.
They have had a slightly scary ride. Tapad muscled through a year of failed sales meetings. Its burgeoning success risks irking Congress, regulators and privacy advocates.
With a taste for light gray suits, a thick Norwegian accent and brown hair brushed casually over his ears, Traasdahl grew up in a small town near Trondheim, Norway, 250 miles north of Oslo. An only child–his father taught high school English and his mother physed–he showed an early affinity for moneymaking. At age 8 he used LEGOs to attach a motorized lock to the door of his room, requiring entrants to insert a krone (14 cents) if they wanted in. "It was a 100% margin business," Traasdahl smiles. He gave up when his mother stopped collecting his laundry.
In high school he covered soccer games for a national newspaper. He netted $50,000 a year selling his own help desk software to local businesses while attending the Norwegian University for Science & Technology in Trondheim. After a brief stint consulting, he joined an Oslo startup that ran text-based voting campaigns for TV shows. When it sold to Telenor Telenor, the Norwegian telecom giant, he moved to New York City in 2003 to start a U.S. unit.
The entrepreneurial virus flared again. Leaving Telenor in 2004, he launched Thumbplay, an early app store that sold music, ringtones, games and videos on mobile phones. Working in a windowless office in Midtown, he and a cofounder put in 100-hour weeks for a year, striking licensing deals with record labels and carriers.
Customers were slow to catch on. As his cash ran dry, Traasdahl dumped his last $90,000 into online banner ads on popular sites like MySpace and Metro Lyrics. "We knew it would either go down in flames, or it would succeed," he remembers. Customers jumped–and spent big money on Thumbplay's library of content. For every $5 spent acquiring a user, Thumbplay gained $30 in revenue. That helped land $7.5 million from SoftBank Capital.
The company surged, raising another $42 million in venture funds. Exhausted, Traasdahl gave up as CEO in 2008 to spend time in Florida with his wife and newborn son. Hit hard by the rise of iOS and Android, Thumbplay saw its meteoric streak fade. The company sold to Clear Channel in 2011 for less than what investors had put in.
Traasdahl found his next venture at the Consumer Electronics Show, where he saw 100-inch Internet-connected TVs alongside 12-inch laptops and 3-inch smartphones. Folks were using all three–but advertisers couldn't shadow them.
Within weeks Traasdahl and a team of five, including cofounder and CTO Dag Liodden, were honing algorithms to track consumers across different devices. By crunching 150 billion data points–from cookies, cellphone IDs (which link individual phones to app downloads and Web browsing), Wi-Fi connections, website registrations, browsing history and other inputs that Traasdahl won't divulge–Tapad looks for commonalities that link one device with another.
If a tablet and a laptop share the same Wi-Fi network, for example, that's a positive sign. So are browsing patterns–say, two devices share a history of visiting sports websites. Each correlation nudges higher the likelihood that the same person owns both devices. Based on those probabilities, Tapad clients serve potential customers a barrage of ads across platforms. A target might see one ad on a work computer, another on the mobile Web on the commute home and a third while sitting with a tablet on the couch.
Now to find believers. For nearly a year–3,000 pitches, 3,000 rejections–Traasdahl couldn't persuade a single brand. "We said we would even pay them to run a campaign with us," he recalls. Big problem: Agencies and marketing departments are often split into mobile, desktop and TV ad divisions. All three had to be corralled.
In August 2011 he finally heard "yes" from a U.S. wireless network. Tapad ran a monthlong campaign that increased its click-through rates by 300%. That let the carrier calibrate its marketing budget, since it knew which devices, used at key times, correlated with a transaction.
"This is an incredibly valuable planning tool," says JiYoung Kim, senior vice president at Ansible, a mobile marketing agency with clients like Microsoft Microsoft, J&J and Intel. She'd been skeptical: "There's an element of black-box IP to how they do what they do, requiring a leap of faith."
As for pricing? A $1 million deal might include $700,000 for ad-buying, with $300,000 for Tapad. Depending on results–new registrations or sales targets, say–the company may pocket more. Or it might keep its fees low to entice a bigger spend.
Success breeds scrutiny–not just from competitors like Drawbridge. "No one gave marketers the right to follow you across your devices," says Jeff Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy in Washington, D.C. The Senate Commerce Committee, meanwhile, has displayed a hostile attitude towards advertisers lately. "Do Not Track" legislation, which would require Web browsers to offer an easy, universal opt-out of online tracking, is a constant threat.
Traasdahl protests that Tapad doesn't collect data that can be used to pinpoint someone by name. It includes opt-out buttons in all its ads. And do consumers really want the "Five Ways To Burn Belly-Fat!" ads that would pepper the Internet without such tracking? Still Tapad has a privacy lawyer in Washington.
Meantime, it's expanding like crazy. With sales offices in Miami, Los Angeles, Detroit, San Francisco and Chicago, Tapad is opening another outpost in London this year. Traasdahl hopes to hook Asian advertisers next. That pesky hanger-on in New York? Still there.


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I suggest going 1600+, as well, provided you get the right stepping.
Let me show you why:
"Yeah no kidding! I had an incident (ie: being a dumbass) with my AGKGA 1600+ so I ordered another one from Newegg to replace it. Got an AGOIA Y 0213 and it did 1811 on stock voltage! I almost crapped myself! Now it's purring along at 1930! I didn't order it becuase of the stepping, it was actually before this thread was even start"
Look in various AMD forums and you'll see reports similar to that one above (not mine). Amdmb, for one. There are dozens and dozens of reports of these CPUs (1600+'s) hitting *at least* 166 times their multiplier (10.5), which gives you 2100+ speed. And they are trying to get rid of them everywhere, so they're 55 bucks in most places.
If you're going to have a board capable of 333 fsb and memory capable of running it at good CAS levels, then I don't see why one would get the higher rated 2000 or 2100 when the 1600 can do it for you for half the money.
Of course, you have to find the right stepping. AGOIA or AROIA. And the next line should start with a Y. Those CPUs are based on the stepping that the 2000+ and 2100+ were based on and so that is typically their rated speed.
Just food for thought. The real question for me isn't whether to get a Palomino higher than 1600, but whether I should wait for a 2400+ to overclock (which is based on the revised T-bred core and should be an even better overclocker) or go with this 55 buck (1/3rd the price before that other CPU even launches) CPU. I remain undecided.
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Illinois State Police have arrested Fairfield Community High School math instructor and track coach Timothy Going. Going is accused of unlawful videotaping of students. Details of the alleged crime have not been released at this time. Going has been lodged in the Wayne County jail without bond pending the filing of formal charges and setting of bond on Monday. State Police, assisted by Fairfield City Police, executed a search warrant this afternoon in connection with the investigation.
Area education and community leaders gathered at Foundation Hall in Fairfield Thursday to meet one of the two finalists for the job of Frontier Community College President. Leaders met Thursday with Dr. Jay Edgren, Jr. of Seattle, WA. (pictured) The other finalist is Dr. Jeffrey Cutchin of Olney. The successful candidate will be replacing Dr. Tim Taylor who is leaving the district at the end of the current fiscal year. Community leaders will meet with Dr. Cutchin on Monday.
36-year-old Jeremy Kohn of Flora was seriously hurt Thursday afternoon in a near head-on crash in Clay County. State police said Kohn was westbound on U.S. Route 50 at Clay City when the vehicle he was driving crossed the centerline and hit an eastbound semi, driven by 58-year-old Joseph Logue of Farina, IL. A third vehicle, a semi driven by 47-year-old Carl Bunting of Albion was damaged when it struck debris from the crash, however Bunting was not hurt. Kohn was airlifted to Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, IN with major injuries.
A federal judge has thrown out a civil rights lawsuit filed against two Illinois State Police detectives by former Wayne County Sheriff and retired State Police detective Jimmy L. Hinkle. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court at Benton in 2012, claimed that Hinkle has been unable to find a job in law enforcement after Detective White of Fairfield discussed details of an investigation of sex abuse allegations against Hinkle outside the law enforcement community. Detective White's supervisor, now retired Detective Thomas Oliverio was also named in the suit. In issuing the summary judgment in favor of Detectives White and Oliverio, Judge Michael J. Reagan cancelled all pending case settings and ruled all pending motions are moot.
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulations has revoked the medical license of a Southern Illinois physician accused of having unlawful sexual contact with patients. Dr. Jogendra S. Chhabra, 58 of Marion, Ill. can no longer practice medicine in Illinois. Dr. Chhabra's license was revoked for "engaging in inappropriate conduct with multiple patients of his private practice." Dr. Chhabra operated a clinic in Norris City, Ill. Chhabra's license to practice medicine in Illinois has been suspended since March of 2012.
Frontier Community College's 36th annual commencement ceremony is tonight at 7 at Fairfield Community High School. 246 degrees and certificates will be conferred during this evening's graduation ceremony.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) – An attorney is praising an administrative judge's ruling that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill failed to protect a housekeeper from sexual harassment.
Al McSurely said Monday that last week's ruling is one of the strongest to come out of the state Office of Administrative hearings. The State Personnel Commission must sign off on the ruling.
McSurely plans to seek $160,000 in damages.
The case involves Maria Isabel Prudencio-Arias, who sued under the state's whistleblower act. She says she was retaliated against for filing a sexual harassment claim against a former housing director.
Judge Melissa Lassiter said Prudencio-Arias established only part of her whistleblower claim. She also said the university failed to protect Prudencio-Aria from sexual harassment and retaliation.
A UNC spokeswoman wasn't immediately available for comment.
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This really is a bad area. I live in Hillsboro and avoid TV Hwy as much as possible, taking baseline instead. I would definitely not want to be a pedestrian trying to cross TV Hwy.
You obviously are single, no kids, living at home and mom buys the coffee, or one of the lucky ones who is not affected by the economy, job loss, etc. I resent someone who criticizes how others spend their money. The truth is coffee is coffee, beans are beans. I remember my husband telling me that the only good coffee was Yuban. I bought store brand coffee and put it in a Yuban can and he never knew the difference. Stop being a snob - it's very unbecoming.
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I'm sorry, but taking those children was so un-christian - the children are suffering enough and confused - they made it worse!
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Some History
All Saints Church is situated in the centre of Weston village, near Crewe. It is a Victorian building, built in 1840 originally as a chapel within the parish of Wybunbury and later becoming the parish church for Basford, Chorlton and Weston.
In 1893 the church was enlarged by the addition of a semi-circular chancel and provision for a choir.
Our main Church Services
Every Sunday our main service takes place at 11:00am. On the first, third (& fifth) Sundays of each month this is a service of Holy Communion following 'Order 1' from Common Worship.
Morning Praise takes place on the second Sunday, this is a non-communion service, normally with a special theme appropriate for the season.
On the fourth Sunday we hold a Family Service where younger children are especially welcome; occasionally a Baptism may be included.
In addition, we also hold a more traditional service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer on the fourth Sunday of the month at 8:30am and an Evening Service at 6:30pm on the second Sunday (a special service using a variety of styles and approaches). For quiet reflection at the end of the day, why not join us for the ancient rite of Compline at 7:30pm on the last Thursday of the month.
We are always delighted to welcome newcomers and visitors to any of our services.
Our 'sister' church of St Mark's Shavington holds similar services (but at slightly different times) and you will be equally welcome there - PLEASE CLICK ON ST MARK'S LINK ON THE RIGHT FOR INFORMATION ABOUT EVENTS HERE
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Sequel to Motorbike Obstacles, Motorbike Obstacles 2 have rougher terrains and bigger rocks for you to drive through. There are steeper hills to climb, higher hills to jump off to, and bigger rocks to balance on. Try to balance your bike through three levels of rough grass fields and giant rocks to win. Also, you only have 45 seconds to complete the levels. Collect stars along the road. Each star is worth 100 points. Complete all three levels and submit your scores at the end to see where you rank among other bikers.
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Buccaneers pound 15 hits in 11-2 winApril 11, 2014
Stuart, Smith launch two-run triples in Game 1 victory
LAREDO, Texas – A seven-run seventh inning led the Blinn baseball team to an 11-2 victory in Friday's doubleheader against Laredo College.
Even better, it snapped the Buccaneers' five-game losing streak.
The Buccaneers pounded 15 hits in the win as six players had multi-hit games.
Laredo took the nightcap 8-7 in 11 innings.
Holding a slim 4-2 lead heading into the seventh of Game 1, sophomore Nolan Brown scored on a passed ball before Stephen Stuart launched a two-run triple to center field. Jager Toffan hit an RBI single to score Stuart.
The Bucs weren't finished.
Two batters later, Conner Smith hit a two-run triple of his own to score Toffan and Reed Robinson to give the Bucs a 10-2 lead. Freshman Cullen Jozwiak made it an 11-2 game with an RBI ground out to second base in the next at- bat.
Jose Reyes had a three-hit performance, and James Duval, Stuart, Toffan, Robinson and Smith each had two this. Smith drove in three runs.
Even when the game was tight, sophomore ace Robbie Dickey kept the Palominos in check for seven innings. Dickey tossed the complete game, allowing six hits, two runs scored and striking out three.
Blinn held the advantage for much of the second game, leading 7-2 in the bottom of the sixth, before Laredo mounted a comeback. A slew of miscues defensively cost the Bucs five runs and their lead. Tied at 7 after nine innings, Laredo scored the go-ahead run in the bottom of the 11th to earn the split.
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I've been doing tons of complex stuff in Motion 5 and haven't seen this. But I will sit down and try to duplicate what you're describing.
I consider myself reasonably adept at Motion, however I've done little with Motion 5 specifically. I'm working on what should be a very simple 2D exercise in changing the positions of simple shapes (just 5 circles) and animating them, think like a game of tennis doubles. 1st the record button wasn't behaving so I switched to adding keyframes under the Inspector > Properties > Transform GUI. At first that seemed to work fine, then bananas.
Think, player 1-team 1 hits the ball, the ball moves cross court to player 2 who is moving in towards the ball, meanwhile player 2-team one is moving back court in anticipation of the next shot. So imagine 3 object move in one shot. I set the timeline out 90 frames for the ball position, hit the position keyframe and move the ball. Then move a player for this keyframe also, great... Until I get maybe one or two additional keyframes and then all of a sudden stuff which wasn't moved is moving or the bezier adds a curve to the trajectory or some other nonsense. I'd switch to Motion 3 but I didn't start this project and it was started in 4 (I have 3 and 5.)
Any ideas?
Also, selecting an object with the cursor on the screen is totally hit and miss, often it ends up selecting the background object (I'm dead on center) or nothing!
Did Apple hose Motion 5 and I'm just finding out? Seriously, while not a daily routine, I've done this stuff many times before. I'm going to rebuild a project one element at a time from the templates I have but sheesh...
EDIT: I'm up to date on Motion 5, OS 10.7.2, 2.7 GHz iMac with 8 GB RAM. Ran the project off the internal 1TB (750 GB free) and an external FW 800, 2TB (960GB free), The project is HDV (1440x1080, 1.33--I inherited this), 29.97. Again there is no video, only circle shapes keyframed on a tennis court overhead shot graphic. Also, it doesn't seem to matter is the motion is set to Bezier or Linear, both exhibit bad behaviors. The earlier work was done Bezier and works fine but the shots have less elements. In fact only one group, two objects are keyframed.
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I've been doing tons of complex stuff in Motion 5 and haven't seen this. But I will sit down and try to duplicate what you're describing.
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Thanks! Think of a doubles game in tennis, that's what it is. So four players all circles and a smaller circle for a ball. The thing is I get something to work and then I and then on a return volley all of a sudden something on the 1st keyframe motion moves apparently independent of what I did after. In other words an object's keyframe changes but I didn't touch it.
Keyframes are stable for me, can duplicate it. But, I do know you have to be very careful. Set the keyframe first, then adjust a parameter. If you change a parmater first, then set the keyframe, weirdness happens.
You wouldn't happen to be deleting keyframes, too, eh?
Any chance you can zip that .motn file and let me have a look at it?
BTW, sneak peak at a new Motion tutorial I have coming out soon.
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No, a little late but I reworked some of this in AE CS5, much better for doing even a modest amount of keyframe animation. It should have been started in AE but as mentioned I inherited the project and didn't feel like re-inventing the wheel.
Motion is good for a few things... Titling (although I've never need to to really extensive feature-like titles and have seen it bogging down on some work I have done which was modest), some of the behaviors stuff, a lot of the particle effects (I have often animated particle effects in Motion to use in AE or elsewhere), other built-ins like the replicators, etc. I think Motion is a great program and a bargain at $50 but it has a lot of quirks. One thing I was running into was a ridiculous amount of tangent editing on Bezier transform adjustments (because they do what they want to) in the keyframe editor which I find pretty awful. For what this was I did not want to be doing that. Seriously, the number of bad, quirky little PITA problems I was dealing with were ridiculous.
The other thing is it's absurdly slow. I'm still going to do a postmortem test on Motion 3 and my G5 but I already did a quickie and confirm with other Motion artists out there that Motion 5 is even slower than previous versions, 64-bit or not.
Anyway, thanks for looking into this.
(HA, Motion's open behind this with the SPOD spinning away in a virtually empty project--looks like I'll have to force quit.)
I have run into additional quirks in Motion 5 which have had me repeatedly visiting the autosave vault. I was going to do a summery and it still might come later. What I wanted to mention was the Motion 5.0.2 update which I'm about to download bullet-pointing almost everything I was running into...
• Improved speed and responsiveness of text editing
• Ability to automatically add animation keyframes when recording is disabled
• Keyboard shortcut for re-positioning animation curves or paths
• Ability to adjust the pan and scale of an image in a drop zone
• Enhanced look of the Keyframe editor for easier keyframe viewing and editing
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Public workers to get pay raises
CHARLESTON -- West Virginia teachers, judicial officers and state employees will gain limited ground against counterparts around the country under legislation boosting their annual pay.
But the raises recently approved by acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin arrive amid high-profile targeting of public worker pay, benefits and rights in such states as Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
West Virginia's starting teachers, for instance, will see their salary ranking rise from 47th to 43rd, according to the latest figure from the American Federation of Teachers. The group's West Virginia chapter lobbied for the increases, but is urging lawmakers to revisit the pay issue next year.
"I don't think it is going to move us much in terms of average salaries, because that's more of a moving target and it depends on what other states do," AFT-WV President Judy Hale said Monday. "But we're appreciative of the Legislature and the governor for providing us with this pay raise given the tough economic times."
Census figures of government employment and payroll, meanwhile, suggest that full-time worker pay now ranks 48th among states. While their raises equal around 2 percent, Gordon Simmons of the West Virginia Public Workers Union cited how other states automatically increase pay to keep pace with living costs.
"I'm afraid that it's going to be eaten up by (health insurance premium) and benefits costs," Simmons said.
Signed by Tomblin last week, the pay hikes will begin July 1 with the new budget year and range from $500 for the lower-paid school workers and state employees to $32,500 for the adjutant general. The judicial salary increases run between $7,500 for county magistrates and $15,000 for the five Supreme Court justices.
While meant to equal 2 percent for most rank-and-file workers, lawmakers capped the raises for state employees at $1,200. Other amounts include $1,488 for teachers, $970 for state troopers and $835 for Division of Natural Resources police officers.
"This $1,488 across the board will ensure that we don't drop in the rankings, but it probably won't see us move up very far," said Dale Lee, president of the West Virginia Education Association.
Lee's group, like Simmons' and the AFT-WV, advocate for public employees but West Virginia does not grant collective bargaining rights to state workers.
Roughly 70,000 public employees will benefit from the pay raise bill, to a tune of $67 million annually in general tax and revenue spending. Tomblin had proposed onetime, bonus-like payments supported by unspent surplus. Lawmakers converted that offer into permanent pay raises.
"Most people I talk to in the union are grateful that the Legislature didn't go along with the idea of a bonus," Simmons said. "That would have disappeared after just one year."
The Legislature also increased the new state budget accordingly except for that of the judicial branch. It will absorb its $2.5 million share of the raises within its original, $102.4 million spending request next year.
The justices' new salaries will rank 39th among their counterparts in other states, up from 46th, according to 2010 figures from the National Center for State Courts. The ranking for circuit court judges will rise from 44th to 34th. But family court judges will continue to lag behind nearly all of their peers in other states, the NCSC figures suggest, with their salaries increasing by $12,000 to $94,500.
Other states seeing pay increases this year include Wyoming, which like West Virginia has been buoyed by coal revenues. Governors in Tennessee and Montana have proposed raises this year, though lawmakers in Montana have balked at the measure there. Officials in Arkansas have shelved the idea of pay hikes in favor of tax cuts, while raises approved in Virginia are meant to offset increased pension contributions.
Delaware's governor has proposed future pay raises in exchange for limited pension and health care concessions. But with no raises on the table, Florida and Alabama may increase what their employees pay toward pensions or health care. Iowa's new governor is weighing layoffs after inheriting a new contract with workers there that will increase costs by $100 million in its first year.
West Virginia's pay raises will likely become an issue in this year's court-ordered special election for governor. The Democratic candidates include Tomblin and two key lawmakers who supported permanent raises, House Speaker Rick Thompson and acting Senate President Jeff Kessler. All six Senate Republicans opposed the bill, which divided the House's 32 GOP delegates. The races Republican candidates include Sen. Clark Barnes and Delegate Mitch Carmichael, who was among the raises' House foes.


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PHILADELPHIA – There are worse things to be called. So, yes, it's okay to use the "S" word when you're talking about the Atlanta Hawks, a team virtually no one has noticed most of this season, and whose dearth of national TV appearances has already been covered on this site. They don't mind being referred to as the "Spurs of the East.'' Heck, who wouldn't? While LeBron's return to Cleveland , Carmelo and the Knicks' fall from grace to embarrassment, along with the
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PHILADELPHIA – Oh, to be a bullfrog along the Schuylkill River on Monday, listening in while Gregg Popovich and Brett Brown walked and talked a few hours before Pop's world champion Spurs – minus Tim Duncan and Tony Parker – kept Brown's 76ers winless with a 109-103 victory. "He made me walk with him for an hour and a half today,'' laughed an unusually amiable Popovich of his longtime assistant and good friend, who's having a bit of a rough go
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PHILADELPHIA— Jimmy Fallon, sportscasters throughout the country and op-ed columnists can stop making them the butt of jokes and wisecracks now. The Philadelphia 76ers will only share a piece of the record book, rather than having it all to themselves. By scoring 70 first-half points on their way to a 123-98 blowout of the totally disinterested Detroit Pistons here last night, the Sixers avoided the ignominy of owning professional sports' all-time losing streak. Never will a team be so willing and grateful


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Performance Improvement and Accreditation Workgroup (2010)
SCHSAC convened the Performance and Accreditation (PIA) Workgroup in February 2010 in the midst of calls for more accountability and efficiency in governmental services, and in anticipation of the upcoming launch of a voluntary national accreditation program for state, local and tribal health departments. The workgroup was charged with examining national standards developed by the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) for state and local health departments, exploring their implications for Minnesota, and making recommendations.
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John Baerg, Co-chair (Watonwan)
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Pat Adams (MDH Community & Family Health)
David Benson (Nobles-Rock)
Linda Bruemmer (MDH Environmental Health
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Sue Hedlund (Washington)
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Rae Jean Madsen (Carver)
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Earthquake shakes Leicestershire
Posted: January 18, 2013|
People across Leicestershire were woken by an earthquake in the early hours of this morning.
The British Geological Survey (BGS) said the quake, which measured 2.9 on the Richter scale, had centred 3km north west of Loughborough at about 5.20am.
Tremors were felt by people within a 30km radius, with reports from residents in Anstey, Groby, Syston and Coalville, as well as across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
BGS seismologist David Galloway said the earthquake had caused buildings to shake, but no serious damage was expected.
"It was a fairly small earthquake in world terms and moderate in UK terms, but it would have been quite alarming for people who have never felt an earthquake before," he said. "A lot of people across Leicester, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire felt it.
"Some were woken from their sleep. We've had reports of houses shaking and windows rattling, but we're not expecting to hear about any damage or anything serious. We've had lots bigger earthquakes here that haven't caused any damage."
The epicentre of the earthquake was 13km deep. The deeper the epicentre, the longer it takes for the tremor to hit the earth's surface.
"If it's nearer the surface, it might be felt by a lot more people," Mr Galloway said. "Most earthquakes in the UK are between 5km and 20km."
The BGS records about 200 earthquakes a year in the UK.
"We live on a dynamic planet," Mr Galloway said. "Earth is made up of different plates and they're all moving about and crashing into each other, roughly at the rate that fingernails grow.
"We're in the middle of a plate, not the edge, so we don't get the big earthquakes like they do in places like Japan and California, but every now and then we'll get a little effort."
Mr Galloway said most quakes in the UK went unnoticed.
"About 10 per cent of earthquakes in the UK are felt by the public," he said. "It depends on the size, location and the time of day. An eartquake magnitude 2 in north west Scotland, where no-one lives, won't be felt, but the same earthquake in Nottingham might be.
"It depends, but usually at about 2.5 people start to feel it."
The earthquake made national news this morning, and scores of people were talking about it on Twitter and Facebook.
Daniel Plonczyk, of Charnwood, Leicestershire, tweeted: "I knew I felt an earthquake this morning!! I thought it was the boiler clicking on at first!!"
Janet Howe wrote: "Must be getting old, never felt the earthquake #earthdidn'tmoveforme!"
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Discussion in 'Tejas and the Gulf States' started by Elvis70, Mar 27, 2009.
MountainMoto. Where ya at in West Texas. I've got a girl child living in Midland.
Been in Lubbock for a few long months , straight from the land of Oz. Yeah visited Midland for my daughters soccer tourney .
Only thing I enjoyed in Midland is my daughter and her family. The oil museum has a Chaparral exhibit in it as well. Several cool race cars stashed in the back. There was a raceway in Midland at one time as well.
You can also go see the former Bush family home.
A raceway would be a welcome addition to this hell-hole! I'm up for exploring if you ever bring a bike down, just holler.
...guess I could go see where the devil himself was born.... :huh
Wifey will be there next week. I won't be there till Spring Break next year. And I'll be on the bike. A buddy and I will be staying at Foxfire Cabins in the Hill Country. I'll make a coupla days in the Midland area. You're welcome to join us in HC for some riding and swapping of lies.
Same devil, different party.
New GoPro Hero3 is coming out. This one looks pretty cool. The Wifi is built in and comes with the remote.
Hey Albie!
I'll keep this in mind. Thanks.
spend a few minutes and watch this.
It made me laugh, alot.
no thanks..I hope to rely on y'all tellin me abt it!
Hello Moto I will be in Texas weekend after next . Be at the farm for a day or two .You been Ok . Are you getting any wind .
Son of a BXNX*YX*(&X*&X
come home from work early, start moving firewood from the backyard to the front yard, to make it easier to load up for albie.
grab the wheel barrow, its tire is flat, no biggy havent used it in a long time.
air it up hear a hiss.
find hiss, a perfectly .177 size hole.
one of my kids is an asshole.
so now im hand carrying this crap.
Speaking of such things, my Grandmother brought home a brand new red 61 Chevy. She wasn't in the house 20 mins that I had carved a "W" on the left front fender then just barely scratched it out.
First thing my Aunt saw when she came out to admire it.....
Think my kids paid me back then some.
Good role models are just hard to come by.
It's genetics Dude.
He's practicing safe shooting since he hit what he aimed at and it wasn't a richocet.
Apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Just sayin....