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CORPUS CHRISTI - Through Wednesday: South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center's seventh annual Flamingo Fandango Exhibit. About 100 custom-costumed pink plastic yard flamingos, plus feathers-only flock available for photos. Exhibit is included in general admission. Information: 852-2100.
Aug. 10: Refuge of Hope's sixth annual gala, Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds in Robstown. Cost: $50. Information: 241-5300.
Sept. 5: 24th annual Celebration for Life banquet, 6:30 p.m., Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center. Proceeds from the event will benefit Corpus Christi Hope House, the Gabriel project and Birthright of Corpus Christi. Cost: $60. Information: 852-2273 or www.cchope.org.
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In "The Merchant of Venice," the scenes switch back and forth between Venice and Belmont. What does Venice represent in this play? What about Belmont?
Also does each location suggest a kind of ethos (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethos)? Does each have its own kinds of conversations, arguments or speeches? At the center of Venice is the Rialto and the market. At the center of Belmont is Portia and the caskets.
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Venice is the center of trade and more importantly the seat of the money lenders. Money lenders during the Elizabethan period were usually Jews and Venice has a large Jewish community. It is the center of commerce.
Belmont is Portia's home and becomes the center of the love story. It is the place where the heart of Portia lives and so it is the city of romance.
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Nestled in the spectacular Yorkshire Wolds, Pocklington, a historic market town, makes a delightful destination for visitors of all tastes and interests.
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A golf club head (1) whose volume is delimited by a crown (3), a sole-plate (11), a belt (4), and a hitting surface (2), junctions between the belt (4) and the hitting surface (2) delimiting a heel (9) and a toe (10). The belt (4) comprises at least one arc-shaped portion (8, 32, 33, 34, 35) which forms a visible layer of the belt (4), while extending along the belt (4) between the heel (9) and the tip (10), the arc-shaped portion (8, 32, 33, 34, 35) being a peripheral weight made of a high-density material.
1. A wood-type golf club head, comprising:
a main body comprised of a first material, the main body comprising an upper surface, a lower surface, a strike surface for striking a golf ball, and a curved peripheral belt extending between the upper and lower surfaces, said main body defining a hollow volume;
a weight extending along an outer surface of said peripheral belt, said weight comprised of a second material;
wherein the first material has a lower density than the second material.
2. The golf club head of claim 1, wherein said club head has a total weight of between 185 and 205 grams, said peripheral belt has a weight between 16 and 60 grams, and said club head has a volume between 250 and 270 cubic centimeters.
3. The golf club head of claim 1, wherein said main body comprises at least two pieces including a first piece comprising said upper surface, said strike surface, and an upper portion of said belt, and a second piece comprising said lower surface and a lower portion of said belt.
4. The golf club head of claim 1, wherein said weight is between 16 and 60 grams.
5. The golf club head of claim 1, wherein said weight is arcuate and is between 16 and 34 grams.
6. The golf club head of claim 1, wherein said peripheral belt defines an elongate arcuate recess and wherein said weight is positioned in said recess.
This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/640,340, filed Apr. 30, 1996 now U.S. Pat. No. 5,720,674.
The invention relates to the field of golf and, more particularly, to golf club heads.
Each club must enable a player to impart to the ball a long, precise trajectory. The distance traveled by the ball increases as the dynamic loft of the club head becomes greater, and trajectory accuracy improves as a function of head stability at the moment of impact on the ball. For this reason, manufacturers seek to improve the mechanical inertia of the heads.
Traditionally, golf club heads possessed homogeneous density; that is, they were made of solid wood or metal. These heads were difficult to use because of their low mechanical inertia. When a stroke was poorly aligned, the ball traveled substantially off-line.
Next appeared hollow heads made of metal or composite materials. These heads provided greater mechanical inertia for a given weight, thereby improving the golfers' performance.
However, despite the various prior art solutions to achieve optimal distribution of the weight of the head, many golfers still had difficulty hitting their shots properly.
Current heads do not make it possible to obtain ball trajectories that are simultaneously long and precise. In other words, present-day heads do not incorporate weight distribution capable of providing at the same time good dynamic loft and good stability upon impact.
The invention attempts to solve these problems by proposing a golf club head whose volume is delimited by the upper face, or crown, and a lower face, or sole plate, separated by a belt and a front, or hitting, surface, junction points of the belt and the hitting surface delimiting a heel and a toe.
According to the invention, the belt comprises at least one arc-shaped portion constituting a visible layer of the belt while extending along the belt between the heel and the toe, the arc-shaped portion being a peripheral mass made of a high-density material.
This structure makes it possible to increase maximally the mechanical inertia of the head as regards dynamic loft and stability upon impact. It follows, advantageously, that ball trajectories are both long and accurate.
According to a first embodiment, the head according to the invention comprises a single arc-shaped portion which is continuous along the belt from the heel to the toe. This structure facilitates manufacture and allows use of new, economical processes.
According to a first variant of the first embodiment, the head according to the invention comprises at least three parts, i.e., a first, upper part incorporating the crown, the hitting surface, and an upper portion of the belt; a lower part including the sole-plate and a lower portion of the belt; and an intermediate part constituted by the arc-shaped portion. This structure allows the use of materials of different kinds.
According to this first variant, the upper part, the lower part, and the intermediate part of the head are screwed together into one assembly.
This assembly method facilitates the attachment and detachment of the head. It advantageously allows adjustment and maintenance of the head.
According to a second variant of the first embodiment, the head comprises two parts, i.e., the arc-shaped portion and a block incorporating at least the crown, the belt, the sole-plate, and the hitting surface.
In this instance, it is easy to manufacture an impermeable block that can advantageously prevent the risks of dirt accumulation and heaviness of the head.
According to this second variant, the arc-shaped portion of the head is made of a metallic copper alloy, and the block is made of a titanium-based metal alloy. This arrangement makes it possible to optimize weight distribution and the inertial properties of the head, without impairing the impact-resistance thereof.
According to the second variant, the arc-shaped portion and the block are welded together. This structure produces a more pleasant sound on impact and, consequently, allows the golfer to remain focused.
According to the first and second variants of the first embodiment of the invention, the total weight of the head is between 185 and 205 grams, the weight of the arc-shaped portion is between 40 and 60 grams, and the volume of the head is between 250 and 270 cm3.
These parameters impart to the head the size which is most reassuring to golfers, since it is neither too small nor too large and thus instills confidence in them.
According to a second embodiment, the head according to the invention comprises two arc-shaped portions. In this case, when considered together, the arc-shaped portions extend over at least 60% of the length of the belt, between the heel and the toe. This arrangement makes it possible to adjust weight distribution specifically for an individual golfer.
According to this second embodiment, the head comprises at least three parts, i.e., the two arc-shaped portions and a block incorporating at least the crown, the belt, the sole-plate, and the hitting surface. This structure allows selection of at least two different materials for manufacture of the head. Furthermore, the two arc-shaped portions may possess different densities. Accordingly, weight distribution specific to an individual golfer is further refined.
According to the second embodiment, the arc-shaped portions of the head are made of a metallic copper alloy and the block is made of a titanium-based metal alloy. In this case, the arc-shaped portions and the block are welded together, the total weight of the head is between 185 and 205 grams, the weight of each arc-shaped portion is between 16 and 34 grams, and the volume of the head is between 250 and 270 cm3.
The structure disclosed by the second embodiment allows weight to be balanced in a manner suited to the game of an amateur player.
The invention also relates to a process for producing a head possessing the characteristics previously mentioned.
Other features and advantages of the invention will be better understood from the following description provided with reference to the attached drawings illustrating, by means of examples, how the invention can be produced, and in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a head according to a first variant of a first embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view from another angle of the head in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 shows a method for assembly of the head in FIGS. 1 and 2;
FIG. 4 is a second variant of the first embodiment;
FIG. 5 is a view similar to FIG. 4; and
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a head according to a second embodiment of the invention.
According to a first variant of a first embodiment, a head 1 according to the invention is illustrated in perspective in FIG. 1, from an angle making it possible to distinguish a front, or hitting, surface 2, and upper face, or crown, 3, a belt 4, and a hosel 5. The belt 4 in turn comprises an upper portion 6 and a lower portion 7 separated by a strip 8 whose function will be explained below. Two ends of the hitting surface 2 form a heel 9 and a toe 10 at the spot where they connect with the belt 4.
A view of the head 1 from another angle as illustrated in FIG. 2 shows that a lower face, or sole-plate 11, is attached to the belt 4. The entire group of faces, including the hitting surface 2, the crown 3, the belt 4, and the sole-plate 11, form the jacket of a head 1, in this case the head of a metal-wood.
The head 1 is made of three main elements, as illustrated in an exploded view in FIG. 3:
a first, or upper, part 12 formed by the combination of the crown 3, the hitting surface 2, the hosel 5, and the upper portion 6 of the belt 4;
a second, or lower part 13 formed by the combination of the sole-plate 11 and the lower portion 7 of the center strip 4;
an intermediate part formed by the peripheral strip 8.
The upper part 12 is preferably produced using casting techniques and a metal which may have a low density. For example, it is possible to use a titanium- or aluminum-based alloy. A steel could prove suitable, however, if the thickness of the faces is sufficiently thin, the goal being to produce a part 12 which is light in relation to the weight of the head 1.
The upper part 12 comprises means for connecting and positioning the peripheral strip 8, which take the form, for example, of a peripheral edge 14 of the upper portion 6 and eyes 15, 16, 17, 18 in the upper part 12, which are spaced along the peripheral edge 14.
The peripheral edge 14 may be produced directly by casting, or it may be machined. It functions as a surface supporting the peripheral strip 8, which serves as a weight extending along the peripheral edge 14, substantially from the heel 9 to the toe 10.
The peripheral strip, or weight, 8 preferably has a shape matching that of the peripheral edge 14 and of the eyes 15, 16, 17, 18. To this end, it comprises an arch 19 and projections 20, 21, 22, 23.
The weight 8 acts to add weight to the head 1 at the spot where it is located, i.e., substantially on the sides and to the rear of the head 1, but not on the front portion.
It is preferably made of a high-density material, e.g., an alloy containing copper, tin, or other metal. A steel weight 8 may be suitable if it has sufficient thickness.
The lower part 13 is preferably supported both on the weight 8 and on an inner side 24 of the hitting surface 2, so as to complete the jacket of the head 1. It is preferably made of a metal, in order to be both light and wear-resistant. In fact, it is the weight 8 which must govern the dynamic performance of the head 1, while the sole-plate 11 must resist friction on the ground.
Assembly means, for example screws 25, 26, 27, 28, are provided to hold together the upper part 12, the weight 8, and the lower part 13.
The screws 25, 26, 27, 28 extend simultaneously through the holes in the lower portion 7 of the belt 4 and through the holes in the projections 20, 21, 22, 23 belonging to the weight 8, before being housed in the eyes 15, 16, 17, 18 in the upper portion 12. Thus, when the screws 25, 26, 27, 28 are tightened, the head 1 is assembled and ready for use.
The structure of the head 1 makes it possible to position the weight 8 with great precision, in order to impart to the head 1 good mechanical properties. In fact, the lateral portions of the weight 8 adjoining the heel 9 and the toe 10 create a stabilizing effect during rotation of the head 1 in relation to a vertical axis at the moment of impact on a ball. As a result, ball trajectories are more accurate.
The rear portion of the weight 8 allows the head 1 to pivot around a substantially horizontal axis, by virtue of an inertial phenomenon called dynamic loft. This phenomenon occurs as a result of club shaft flection during the swing and helps accentuate the original angle of inclination of the hitting surface 2. As a result, the balls climb higher into the air and travel farther.
Surprisingly, the continuous extension of the weight 8 along the belt 4 makes it possible to combine the effect of stabilization during rotation and the dynamic loft phenomenon in order to achieve optimal effectiveness.
The head 1 is thus advantageously accurate and capable of producing long strokes.
Moreover, this structure facilitates manufacture enormously as compared with traditional methods. In fact, it is not necessary to use complex cored molds comprising multiple parts, nor is it necessary to carry out welding, sanding, or heat treatment operations. Production costs and time are thus advantageously reduced.
The head 1 produced is a hollow volume that can be filled with a light material capable of damping vibrations generated by impacts with the ball. As one example, a plastic foam is highly effective.
The head 1 may be produced in accordance with other variants, such as that illustrated in FIG. 4.
For reasons of convenience, identical references are used to designate the same components.
The head 1 according to this variant comprises a block formed by assembling the hitting surface 2, the crown 3, the sole-plate 11, the belt 4, and the hosel 5. A recess 36 in the belt 4 and extending along the belt 4 substantially from the heel 9 to the toe 10 is provided to house an arc-shaped portion 32 made of a high-density material, the other parts of the head 1 being made of a material possessing lower density. For example, the portion 32 is made of a copper-based metal alloy, while the rest of the head 1 is made of a titanium-based metal alloy. The arc-shaped portion 32 is assembled with the block of the head 1 and is positioned in the recess 36, preferably in such a way that the volume of the recess 36 is entirely filled by the arc-shaped portion 32. As a result, the volume of the head 1 remains unchanged despite the presence of the arc-shaped portion 32. Any means of attaching the block and the arc-shaped portion 32 can be used. For example, the portion 32 can be welded to the block, with or without adding material in the form, for example, of a brazed seam, an electric spot weld, etc.
The two elements can also be glued, screwed together, riveted, etc.
Another variant of the head 1 according to this embodiment is illustrated in FIG. 5. It differs from the variant in FIG. 4 only by virtue of the fact that the shape of the arc-shaped portion and the housing recess do not have uniform width. The arc-shaped portion 33 incorporates three extensions 29, 30, 31 located respectively on the toe 10 side, to the rear, and on the heel 9 side. These extensions 29, 30, 31 of the arc-shaped portion 33 further improve the dynamic performance of the head 1 while increasing its total weight, but without exceeding the values which would make the golf swing difficult to perform.
Moreover, by virtue of their shape, these extensions 29, 30, 31 combine with the sole-plate 11 to facilitate the movement of the head 1 in the grass or in gravel. In fact, the shape of the sole-plate 11 corresponds to the areas of heaviest friction and wear. Now, the harder material used to manufacture the sole-plate 11 is relatively expensive. Consequently, savings are achieved by combining the extensions 29, 30, 31 of the arc-shaped portion 33 with the shape of the sole-plate 11.
FIG. 6 illustrates a second embodiment of a head 1 according to the invention. This head 1 comprises two arc-shaped portions 34, 35 intended to be made integral with a block incorporating, in particular, the hitting surface 2, the sole-plate 11, the crown 3, the peripheral strip 4, and the hosel 5. In this instance, the arc-shaped portions 34, 35 partially fill cavities 37, 38 in the head 1 and are attached to the head 1, as was previously described.
The cavities 37, 38 are open, but do not prevent the block from retaining a volume substantially identical to that of the variants of the previous embodiment.
On the other hand, the shape of the arc-shaped portions 34, 35 of the cavities 37, 38 and of the sole-plate 11 are combined so as to ensure simultaneously good dynamic equilibrium of the head 1 and the enhanced capacity to describe a line tangent to the ground during the swing.
In all of the variants and according to all of the embodiments of the invention, the head is distinguished from all other existing club heads on the market by the fact that, for a given volume, inertial properties are enhanced, since they are greater in magnitude.
Knowing that the golf market requires wood-type heads having a volume of approximately 260 cm3, the invention can be compared to existing heads using the table below, in which:
each volume is given in cm3,
13 is the mechanical inertia of the head in relation to a vertical axis passing through the center of gravity when the head 1 is in the ball-address position, in g/mm2,
weights are expressed in grams.
______________________________________ VOLUME 13 WEIGHT______________________________________steel head currently sold 220 280 185-205titanium head currently sold 260 290 to 310 185-205head according to the 260 310 to 340 185-205invention______________________________________
Preferably, the arc-shaped portion 8, 32, 33 weighs approximately 50 grams and is between 40 and 60 grams. The arc-shaped portions 34, 35 preferably weigh between 16 and 34 grams.
Furthermore, this type of construction can be used for all of the heads in a set of clubs.
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Candlewood Suites in Athens, GA loves to impress their guests with their newly renovated rooms
Just minutes from UGA, the hotel's convenient location also places you close to the Georgia Square Mall and Sanford Stadium, home of the Bulldogs. You can spend the day strolling the restaurant-lined streets or search for the 36 bulldog statues in downtown Athens, Georgia. .
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Margate saved at 11th hour
Posted: November 25, 2008|
MARGATE Football Club have been saved after beating the clock to settle an Inland Revenue debt of £110,000.
The Hartsdown Park outfit were due in the High Court tomorrow (Wednesday) when a judge could have shut the club down over money owed to the taxman.
But Blues owner Keith Piper - having said it would be a major surprise were the club to find the money in time - struck a deal late this afternoon.
It also boosts Margate's survival chances in the Ryman Premier League as they will no longer face a 10-point deduction that would have been imposed had they entered administration in the form of a Company Voluntary Arrangement.
A club statement said: "Margate Football Club has reached an agreement with Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs which sees the club avoid entering into another CVA.
"The court case will be adjourned again tomorrow for 14 days to allow the club to meet the terms of the agreement. HMRC will then withdraw their petition."
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Claiming Reportable Expenses
When filing a claim for reportable income due to travel, two different forms must be completed: an Employee Expenditure Voucher form for the items that are non-reportable and an Employee Payroll Reimbursement form (CO17XP-PR) also must be completed for the reportable items. The reportable amount will be processed through the payroll system and will appear in the employee's paycheck. See Exhibit B for a sample Employee Expenditure Voucher form.


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Griffin Announces TuneFlex for iPod
NASHVILLE, TN - Tuesday, August 8, 2006.
Griffin Technology Inc., creator of all things iPod, today announced TuneFlex for iPod. Like the already-popular TuneFlex for nano, this new TuneFlex for full-size, 4G and newer iPods is an elegant dock and charger designed for ease of use in automobiles.
TuneFlex grips your iPod in a secure iPod-shaped cradle, and holds it on an infinitely-adjustable flexible steel neck. The cradle rotates independently to keep the iPod upright and easily readable, and always at your fingertips.
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16 October 2012. Given its demand on interdisciplinary knowledge, languages and personal capacities in a context of competing interests and political tensions, climate change is one of the greatest challenges of 21st century diplomacy and international governance. In order to strengthen the skills of government officers and diplomats working in this field, the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) is delivering an e-learning course on Negotiating Climate Change Adaptation and Loss and Damage: From Cancun and Beyond, from 15 October to 16 November 2012.
This online course aims to facilitate international negotiations, public sector work, and diplomatic engagement in relation to climate change impacts and adaptation measures through an enhanced understanding of its science, the international policy framework, and the key negotiation issues pertinent to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) process. It comprises the following one-week modules:
- Climate change: impacts, vulnerability and adaptation
- Adaptation in the Convention process
- Loss and Damage associated with climate change impacts
- Adaptation action and cooperation in practice
- Adaptation and loss and damage agenda in Doha (COP18)
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- comprehend climate change science and the observed and projected impacts of climate change;
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The course is being conducted in English over a period of five weeks and is delivered via UNITAR's e-Learning platform. This pedagogical tool helps the student meet the course's learning objectives through a self-paced study routine supported by multimedia, optional and required readings, discussion forums, assessment quizzes, and a wealth of other information.
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Harvey B. Simon, M.D. is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and a member of the Health Sciences Technology Faculty at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is the founding editor of Harvard Men's Health Watch (www.health.harvard.edu) and the author of six consumer health books, including The Harvard Medical School Guide to Men's Health (Simon and Schuster, 2002) and The No Sweat Exercise Plan. Lose Weight, Get Healthy and Live Longer (McGraw-Hill, 2006). Dr. Simon practices at the Massachusetts General Hospital; he received the London Prize for Excellence in Teaching from Harvard and MIT.
What would cause a lower than normal testosterone level?
Before you ask why your testosterone is low, you need to know if it really is low. It's a simple question with a complex answer.
Instead of a single level for testosterone, normal men exhibit a wide range, with testosterone levels between 270 and 1,070 ng/dL (nanograms per deciliter). But, like so many biological functions, testosterone production goes up and down over a 24-hour cycle. Production is highest at 8 a.m. and lowest at 9 p.m.
For measurements to be meaningful, they should be obtained at a standard time, usually first thing in the morning. There's another complexity: Testosterone travels in the blood in one of two forms, bound to one of two proteins or unbound. Only the free and the albumin-bound forms are biologically active. They are known as bioavailable testosterone. If you really need to know where you stand, you need both your total and free (or bioavailable) testosterone levels measured, preferably early in the morning.
If your levels are low, what might be responsible? Testosterone is produced by the Leydig cells of the testicles. To make the male hormone, these cells must first be stimulated by a hormone called LH, which is made by the pituitary gland in the brain. LH production depends on stimulation by the hormone LHRH, which is made in another part of the brain, the hypothalamus. So testosterone deficiency (hypogonadism) can result from problems involving the testicles or the brain.
Testicular problems may be traced to genetic errors, mumps, severe trauma, alcoholism, and chemotherapy and radiation treatments for cancer. Problems that originate in the pituitary gland include tumors (almost all noncancerous), head trauma, brain surgery, various medications, some hereditary disorders, severe malnutrition, and chronic illnesses.


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This colorful brochure, sold in packs of 50, is designed to help parents ensure the safety and well-being of their children during a disaster. The perfect resource for Child Care Resource and Referral agencies and others who interact directly with parents, What's the Plan? walks parents through 10 questions they should ask about the what, when, where, and how of their provider's disaster plan.
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Thinklogical Launches Federal Advisory Board, Appoints Honorable Arthur L. Money and Peter Marino
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Online PR News – 07-November-2012 – Milford, CT – Milford, CT – November 6, 2012 — Thinklogical, the leading provider of secure, high performance, resilient fiber-based KVM & Video routing systems, today announced the formation of its Federal Advisory Board. Founding members include the Honorable Arthur L. Money, Chairman of the United States National Security Agency (NSA) Technology Advisory Board and Peter Marino, Chairman of the United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Advisory Group. The primary mission of Thinklogical's Federal Advisory Board is to deepen the company's relationships within the military, intelligence and homeland security communities.
Thinklogical's powerful fiber optic based audio, video and peripheral routing systems enable multi-domain isolation and control of key computing resources and their associated networks, while empowering rich collaboration capabilities across authorized functional groups and organizations. The company's USA designed and manufactured VX Series routers are the only fiber optic based KVM and video routers accredited to The Common Criteria, EAL4 and TEMPEST.
"I am impressed with Thinklogical's innovative approach to routing and securing high value content," said Money. "Securely routing disparate content sources across a myriad of destinations is a daunting task. Thinklogical delivers this capability today - on warships, in command & control centers, and as part of our UAV program. In the realm of high-performance fiber optic routers, Thinklogical's technology stands alone."
"Thinklogical is highly regarded in the Federal market," added Marino. "Their products deliver the unrivaled performance and robust security underlying a broad range of strategic government applications. I'm proud to be a founding member of the Advisory Board, and look forward to helping Federal Government users understand how the company's products uniquely empower secure, collaborative activities."
"We are honored to welcome Art and Peter as founding members of the newly established Thinklogical Federal Advisory Board," said Joe Pajer, President and CEO of Thinklogical. "We are growing very fast as a company, spearheaded by our tremendous success in the military, intelligence and homeland security sectors of the U.S. Federal Government. I am very much looking forward to working with Art and Peter to raise the awareness of the security, performance and resiliency benefits that Thinklogical brings to government SCIFs, command and control centers, collaboration facilities and NOCs/SOCs."
About Messrs. Money and Marino
In addition to being a current advisory official at the NGA, Peter Marino serves as chairman of the board of directors for TASC Group, a major provider of government engineering architectures and solutions. He has been a consultant to both government and private industries regarding defense and intelligence issues, working for prestigious clients such as the Department of Defense, the Department Homeland Security, Raytheon, Boeing, the National Reconnaissance Office, and the Director of National Intelligence.
Marino was a member of the Defense Science Board and the Intelligence Science Board, has held executive positions with Lockheed Martin Corporation and Fairchild Industries, and has served in numerous positions with the CIA dating back to 1970. He has been granted both a Distinguished Intelligence Medal and the Director of Central Intelligence Award for Exceptional Service, and is a senior executive fellow at Harvard University.
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Thinklogical is the leading manufacturer and provider of fiber optic KVM, video, audio, and peripheral extension and routing solutions. Thinklogical offers the only fiber optic KVM routers in the world that are accredited to The Common Criteria, EAL4 and TEMPEST. Government, entertainment, scientific and industrial customers worldwide rely on Thinklogical's products and solutions for security, high performance, continuous operation and ease of integration. Thinklogical products are designed and manufactured in the USA. Thinklogical is headquartered in Milford, Connecticut and is privately held by Riverside Partners LLC, Boston, MA.
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Shihori Endo is tired of her dull-witted husband, and her son always gets her comforted in nasty way: he has sex with his mother after his father goes out. He has hot play with her continuously, while his friend tries to fuck his own mom as well. When two horny boys make a plan to have a swapping party with their moms, the two families begin to get destroyed yet become hotter.
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We have heard nothing but good things about essex, so we decided to have my sisters birthday dinner at essex's. The food came out quickly and everyone was happy with their meal. The tuna sushi was original and yummy and I had the salmon which was cooked perfectly. (just enough spice) Our waiter even gave us drink tickets along with a piece of cake with a candle. Which was so sweet of her and greatly appreciated, since we didn't even ask, so nice. Our group decided to stay to get our drink on at the bar. We would of stayed the whole night but the dj is not very good. His music is out-dated and he needs to learn how to put the songs together. It is the LES, why are we listening to hip hop-madonna music or whatever you want to call, lame music from 1998 on a Saturday night? If I wanted to go to a NJ club I would go already. Overall I loved Essex, will I go back yes, just not late at night for drinks, music not good and too old for LES standards.
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pancakes!! wow!! HUGE and DELICIOUS!! amongst the best in the city!!
Posted by SM on 02/12/2008
You really can't beat the Brunch prices here. The food is definitely oversalted, rather greasy, and quite generic and the service leaves much to be desired, but for $16, can you really complain all that much? If you aren't planning to drink, go somewhere else for Brunch.
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We had a wonderful eveningand enjoyed everything about Essex. The mussels in a tomato and chorizo sauce might have been the best ive ever had it was a very generous portion for only $10. I had the duckbreast main was delicious as was the sides it came with. Our whole party loved the evening. My wife raved about the blood orande martini. And all for very fair prices. Would certainly return to turn some friends on to it.
Posted by Nate on 01/08/2008
Depending on what you order for Brunch it is only $16 for the item which include 3 Bloody Mary's, Mimosas's or Screwdrivers(OJ and Vodka). You can't beat that! I ordered the Deep South which came with some fried chicken, biscuits and gravy. My girlfriend had the potato pancakes and then complained that they were just hash browns.... haha. We sat upstairs and got there around 4 pm for brunch. I had 2 mimosas and 3 bloody marys.... how YUM. Enjoy
Posted by mskli on 11/15/2007
I loveee essex! i have been there 3 times already and i'm making plans to go again. dinner is wonderful! the menu isnt huge but the the grilled chicken is so juicy and delicious, the duck is amazing, the lamb chop is great, and the lobster on wed is huge! i def. recommend essex! i've yet to try the bunch but i'm looking forward to it!
Posted by peaceout on 11/05/2007
I have walked past this place 100 times and never paid any attention, looks more like a soup kitchen than the cool place it is. Inside the music is going and the crowd is young and fun. Service was great, food was great, loved the large menu selection. And 3 drinks included? Havent found a place to beat that offer. Im going back! But go on Saturday, it is hard to get in on Sunday.


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Toronto designer and H&H alum Jennifer Worts of Jennifer Worts Design Inc. creates fresh, contemporary spaces that embody casual elegance. Modern but timeless, Worts updates classic style with bold colour palettes, graphic elements and bespoke details. Here, we share some of our favourite spaces by the designer and discover the inspiration behind them.
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Jennifer Aniston made her way into our hearts and living rooms as Rachel Green on Friends, filling the mid-'9os with short skirts, the proper definition of "on a break," and a haircut your mother, sister, babysitter, and middle school principal all tried to replicate. "The Rachel" made Aniston even more of a household name, but it's far from the only style to turn heads over the years.
We're The Millers
Jason Sudeikis Wants To Strip To A Barbra Streisand Song
One of the recurring plot points in We're The Millers is Jennifer Aniston's role as an exotic dancer employed by a man with questionable business practices (love you, Ken Marino!). While there are plenty of jokes made about her profession, Rose's special skills come in handy when Mexican drug lords are threatening her life as well as those of her fake family. So after all that, are cast members Jason Sudeikis, Emma Roberts, and Will Poulter jealous that she got to oil up and strip down on camera? It's not like they have a song in mind should such an opportunity present itself, right? Oh they do? Well, then….
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We're The Millers Talking Points: 10 Essential Facts
With summer road trips in full swing and the need to beat the heat while stuffing your face with popcorn for two hours comes We're The Millers, a film about fake families and drug smugglers that will have you thinking twice before entering the RV of a stranger. Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis pose as good-intentioned, all-American parents to Emma Roberts and Will Poulter, when in reality they're scheming to sneak a "smidge" of marijuana across the Mexican border. Read more…
Jennifer Aniston Shows Off In Her Bra, Horrible Grimace On The Set Of We're The Millers
We're glad that Jennifer Aniston is doing her part to demonstrate how woman walking around in their bras isn't always sexy. Sometimes it's sexiness combined with confusion and despair, like in college when the fire alarm would go off in the middle of the night and you'd be forced to stumble out of your dorm in a half-dressed panic. Celebrities: they're just like us at our most confused! To wit, Jen paired her undergarments with a distraught frown on the set of We're The Millers this weekend, though now that we look at these photos again…it sure doesn't look like they're actually shooting a scene. Is Jen just waiting around with her top open for no reason? Is her outfit part of the movie at all? Man, Just when we thought we couldn't like her more!
Maybe Aniston is just ambling around with her lady parts out to distract the media from her engagement ring…or lack there of. People has been trying harder to get photos of Jen's rock than we've tried to do anything in our lives, and on Friday they may have struck pay dirt, seeing as how Aniston was snapped leaving a movie theater in North Carolina wearing a plain gold band. Wow, did Jen go for something understated rather than a giant rock? A simple gold ring and a shirt unbuttoned to the waist: looks like we have a new style icon to emulate1
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The sitter was Ellen Odette Bischoffsheim (1857 - 1933). She married the 4th Earl of Desart in 1881 as his second wife, and from 1922 was a Senator of the Irish Free State. Ricard was a renowned portraitist who from 1850 regularly exhibited at the Salon.
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For Love of Country: Approaching Midnight' is a gripping military themed action drama that follows a young Army staff sergeant, Wesley Kent, as he returns to his small town America home from war abroad. Kent must cope withburying the body of his best friend who passed away under his command and also solve the mystery behind thetragic accident that took the life of his girlfriend in a car accident while he was abroad. Kent must now stop at nothing to complete one final mission and topple a tower of deception and corruption.
Cast: Jana Kramer, Brandon T. Jackson, Sam Logan Khaleghi, Mia Serafino
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October 27th, 2010
Every Wednesday on Ditch Your Car we'll be bringing you just another reason to spend more time on two wheels. Be it a photo, a statistic or an inspirational video, we want to keep reminding you about why riding is great!
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Our Texas Guest Ranch outside Houston is an ideal place for extended families to meet, and we've created a Grandcation Special with just that in mind.
The bond between grandparents and grandchildren is special and unique. Grandchildren can help grandparents step out of their routines and try new experiences. Grandparents can help children learn to be more patient and understanding. Bringing this relationship to a new place – one ensconced in nature and filled with fresh air, animals, and vast open spaces – adds to it.
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Construction of Delta Air Lines' $175 million phase two expansion of terminal 4 at New York's John F. Kennedy airport is on schedule for a 2015 opening, says Gail Grimmett, the carrier's executive in charge of New York.
The hole has been dug and foundations are mostly completed for the 11-gate regional jet extension of the terminal's concourse B, she says on the sidelines of the Boyd Group International Aviation Forecast Summit in Baltimore today.
Phase two follows a 32,145m2, nine-gate expansion of concourse B that Atlanta-based Delta opened this past May. It also renovated seven existing gates on the concourse.
The first phase allowed the airline to shift the majority of its mainline operations to terminal 4 and demolish terminal 3 at JFK. It also operates from terminal 2.
A planned phase three expansion of terminal 4 is still in the concept and design phase, says Grimmett. The final phase of the project would allow Delta to consolidate all of its operations in the facility once completed.
"We are looking at ways to enhance terminal 4 as a whole," she says. This would not include a remote concourse but could involve relocating some carriers to other terminals at JFK, she adds but declining to provide any further details.
Whatever the carrier decides on for phase three, Grimmett says that it must "do no harm" to the terminal owner and operator JFK IAT or other airlines operating from terminal 4.
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Hello, I have a dell laptop i5150 with a nVidia GeForce FX Go5200 (64Mo DDR) controller, and I installed the nvidia driver 26052004-NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-5336-pkg1.run, with a rh9, kernel 2.4.20-8.
But gui is quite long to start, about 30 secondes.
Can I improve anything or is it normal ?
Thanks for your linux support, Xavier.
PS : I had an error message concerning the libdri extension not supported, so I removed this in my XF86Config file, and I have no more error message when I "startx".
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The IgnoreDisplayDevices NVIDIA X driver option might help (see the README for additional information).
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Thanks for your answer, I tried that once, using
Option "IgnoreDisplayDevices" "CRT, DFP, TV"
in Device section of the XF86Config file.
From now on, I did not remark much improvement, but I did not do precise tests. However, it still works. It may be the rh9 I have installed, uses to much applications when starting the gui ?
It is not then relied to the gforce controller. How can I manage these applications ? Ani idea ?
Regards, Xavier.
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To clarify: are the 30 seconds measured from startx to the NVIDIA logo or to the fully loaded desktop environment?
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Another thing, I have the following messages using dmesg:
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Linux agpgart interface v0.99 (c) Jeff Hartmann
agpgart: Maximum main memory to use for agp memory: 439M
agpgart: Detected Intel(R) 855PM chipset
agpgart: AGP aperture is 128M @ 0xe0000000
What does mean the last line 128M ? I have 64M of shared memory. Is it ok ? I only have 512MB of RAM. Would some RAM be wasted ?
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William Watkins on NPRs Talk of the Nation Discussing Supreme Court Nominations
Recorded: Tuesday, June 29, 2010
With the hearings on the nomination of Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court, Research Fellow William J. Watkins, Jr., was interviewed on NPRs Talk of the Nation to discuss how to revise the nomination and selection process of Supreme Court Justices, based on his recent article in the Washington Examiner, A role for the people in judicial selection.
Experts: William J. Watkins Jr.Type: RadioIssues: Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Litigation, Politics
Robert Higgs Debates James Galbraith on Obamanomics
Recorded: Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Independent Institute Senior Fellow Robert Higgs debates James Galbraith (Professor of Economics, University of Texas; son of infamous, liberal, Keynesian economist John Kenneth Galbraith) on Antiwar Radio regarding the folly of government bailouts for insolvent banks, creation of the Glass-Steagall Act as a means to prevent FDIC insured banks from taking excessive risks, benefits and detriments of public and private regulation and oversight, problems of regulatory capture and revolving door politics, divergent opinions on the causes of the Great Depression and efficacy of the New Deal and the arguments for and against government spending on public infrastructure.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Fiscal Policy/Debt, History (U.S)
Emily Skarbek at Tax Day Tea Party Rally
Recorded: Thursday, April 15, 2010
Originally aired on 4/15/10 on ABC 7 News. Independent Institute Research Fellow Emily Skarbek spoke on free markets and individual liberty at the second annual Tax Day Tea Party rally in San Jose, California.
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Robert Higgs on Booms, Busts and Bad Predictions
Recorded: Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Robert Higgs is interviewed here by Scott Horton of Antiwar Radio. They discuss the economic baloney of mainstream economists, the failure of most to understand the potential for mass inflation given the money supply currently sitting around in bank reserves, the reality of the business cycle and the politicians and medias failure to grasp it, and why none of us should make sweeping predictions about how the future will unfold, even if we do understand economics, since human action and the flexibility of markets are impossible to quantify.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Politics
Emily Skarbek on MyGovCost.org
Recorded: Sunday, March 21, 2010
Originally aired 3/21/11 on PJTV Front Page with Allen Barton. Emily Skarbek, Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation at the Independent Institute, explains the features in MyGovCost.org and what it can tell you about federal debt, deficits and government spending.
Robert Higgs on the Decline in Investment Spending
Recorded: Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Originally aired on 3/10/10 on FoxNews.coms Freedom Watch. Robert Higgs, explains why private investment, not government spending, is the key to economic recovery.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
Charles Peña on Closing U.S. Military Bases
Recorded: Sunday, January 17, 2010
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Originally aired on January 17, 2010 on "Two-Way Street." Charles Peña, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, joins a panel of foreign policy experts to support the discussion topic: The U.S. should close its military bases around the world.
Experts: Charles V. PeñaType: TelevisionIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Government Waste/Pork, Labor and Employment
Jeffrey A. Miron on Legalizing Drugs
Recorded: Friday, November 20, 2009
Originally aired on 11/20/09 on FoxBusiness.com Live. Jeffrey A. Miron, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and author of Drug War Crimes, argues in favor of legalizing marijuana and other drugs in the U.S.
Experts: Jeffrey A. MironType: TelevisionIssues: Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Drugs (Illicit)


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03/19/2014 – The women's golf team traveled to London, Kentucky and placed seventh out of eight schools at the two-day tournament. The eight squads competed at the Crooked Creek Golf Course and was hosted by the University of the Cumberlands.
The host Patriots claimed the team title by finishing 22 strokes in front of second place, Lindsey Wilson. Campbellsville's, Cassidy Scantland (156) claimed individual medalist honors. Aquinas shot a total of 755 strokes (+171) and was led by Alicia Flood, who shot a 26 over to place 16th overall. Other Saints that factored into the team score were Valerie Muyskens (+44 - 30th place), Paige Watkins (+50 - 33rd place) and Jessica Bohner (+51 - 35th place).
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LEVCO: I look more like Bob Pigman than he does
About thirty years ago, I wrote a column about being mistaken for Bob Pigman, hoping that writing about it would somehow help end the confusion. Little did I know, it was just the beginning.
At the time, we were both prosecutors. He was the elected prosecutor. I was a deputy. My complaint then was, I was always being mistaken for him, but never the other way around. While I didn't like it, given that he was a public official and clearly better known, it made sense that more people would mistake me for him than vice versa.
That was 30 years ago, and despite my getting elected to public office, appearing on TV periodically and writing this column, the disparity has not improved. If anything, it's become worse.
Last week, at Judge Shively's swearing-in, I was greeted by a photographer.
"Hi, Bob."
"I'm not Bob."
"Robert, then."
In what has become a mantra of sorts for me, I replied, "I am not Bob Pigman."
Need I say, I know this photographer. He knows me. I've hired him on numerous occasions. And he does not know Bob.
I sat down next to a guy who looked familiar. He introduced himself and explained how he knew me. "We used to run in races together," he explained.
When the ceremony was over, he said, "It was good to see you, Bob."
"I am not Bob Pigman."
Is it necessary to add that Bob did not run in any races with him and that during the ceremony the real Bob Pigman was introduced to the audience as an attending judge?
I wish I could say it surprised me. Two separate times, Bob and I have been eating lunch together and I was approached by a stranger calling me "Bob." I had to point out that the real article was sitting at the table next to me. Recently, when we were at lunch, a waitress mistakenly referred to me as "Judge." I asked if she thought we looked alike. She replied that she thought we were twins.
I've had relatives of his mistake me for him, and on more than one occasion I've had strangers interrogate my children, trying to force them to confess I was really Bob. One time, my denial prompted this irritated response: "Well, you used to be when you were in high school."
Although neither of us thinks we look alike, there are some unusual, nonphysical similarities. My career path — civil attorney, chief deputy prosecutor, judge, deputy prosecutor and elected prosecutor — is not a whole lot different from his: chief deputy prosecutor, elected prosecutor, civil attorney, deputy prosecutor and judge. We each have an eldest daughter named Jessica, and perhaps more significantly, both of us are certain that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.
The visual confusion isn't the only thing. We've each been mistaken for the other over the phone by our secretaries, which makes even less sense, given that Bob is a native Hoosier and I grew up working on a New England accent my first two decades.
I suppose it could be worse. It's not as if I'm being mistaken for Charles Manson. But I find it irritating that it happens so frequently, as if somehow I'm not a legitimate me. And even worse, it happens so much more to me than him. It's happens to me at least once a month. He says it's only happened to him a handful of times.
How can this be? Do I look like him, but he doesn't look like me? The fact that it rarely happens to him makes it doubly frustrating. After three decades, I've learned to accept it, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.
If you see Bob in the next few days, tell him he looks like me. After I've lived with this for so long, that would seem like a small price for him to pay.
Stan Levco, former Vanderburgh County prosecutor, is now a special prosecutor for cases throughout the state.
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In 1967, the old LaRue County courthouse near the center of downtown Hodgenville was demolished.
A need for space and deteriorating conditions led to the construction of a new courthouse on West High Street.
The county was not wasteful; many of the items that made up the old building were distributed amongst other agencies, facilities and citizens.
Downtown Hodgenville is now a Wi-Fi hotspot.
The LaRue County Middle School Problem Solving Team began meeting in January and quickly decided to take on the task of making Wi-Fi accessible to LaRue County residents and tourists alike.
The team, headed by Doris Jean Holleran and Tom Rossi, won the State Governors Cup competition in March for their problem-solving plan.
With the help of Lincoln National Bank, team members have successfully implemented their problem solving strategy, allowing downtown visitors to reap the benefits.
LaRue County Schools were closed Tuesday as a safety precaution. The school system reports that flooding had made some main roads impassable.
Record April rain followed by more than an inch each day this month has caused flooding.
The Rolling Fork River along the Nelson County line already is out of its banks and is expected to crest today. Roads in some low-lying areas also are underwater or threatened by high water.
A recent sewer line collapse has caused several issues for residents on Orchard Street in Hodgenville.
A failing clay sewer pipe, 15 feet below the surface, has demanded the attention of city officials since torrential downpours have plagued the county.
City officials began having issues with the pipe around April 25 and knew instantly that it was one of two problems, either a clog or a failure in the line.
LaRue County Schools are closed today as a safety precaution. The school system reports that flooding has made some main roads impassable.
According to Phil Fulkerson, director of transportation and maintenance, the following roads are closed due to flash flooding: Peak Road, Airline Road, Hawkins Road, Cruse Road, Brooks Road, Blanton Road, Walter Reed Road, Ky. 222, Fork Road, Ferril Hill Road, Cannon Lane and U.S. 31E at Abraham Lincoln Elementary.
Record April rain followed by more than 1 inch each day this month has caused flooding.
The LaRue County Hawks baseball team fell 3-2 to Green County April 19.
The visiting Dragons scored the winning run in the seventh and held off the Hawks in the bottom of the inning, snapping LaRue County's five-game winning streak.
Junior Slade Owens took the loss, allowing 10 hits and two earned runs in seven innings. He struck out one.
Sophomore Cole Hughes had an RBI single and Owens doubled for LaRue County's only hits.
Sophomore Kayla Skaggs struck out seven and the visiting Lady Hawks continued to swing hot bats April 19 as they had 12 hits to rout the Lady Colonels, 11-1.
Skaggs (3-4) scattered five hits, one walk and one earned run in seven innings.
Freshman Peyton Gardner was a home run shy of the cycle and had three RBIs and two runs, while senior Lyndsay Whitlock went 3-for-3 with a triple, three runs, two stolen bases and an RBI. Senior Valerie Whitlock went 3-for-5 two stolen bases and a run.
Eastern Relays
April 29, 2011 - April 30, 2011
University of Louisville Cardinal Park
Girls 800 Sprint Medley
10. LaRue – Sydney Holt, Shana Zajdel, Tiana Phillips, Mariah Wiseman
Boys 800 Sprint Medley 1-1-2-4
Central Hardin Invitational
April 22, 2011
18 events scored, field of 12 teams
Lady Hawks – 6th
Hawks – 12th
Last day of school
June 2
ITBS Testing
ITBS testing for grades K-2 is continues thru April 29.
Special called meeting
The Hodgenville Family Resource Center is having a Special Called meeting on noon Thursday, April 28, in the HES library. The public is welcome to attend. For information, contact Melissa Pearman at 358-3506.
Junior Beta food drive
The Junior Beta canned food drive continues through April 29.
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If you are an AT&T customer, you can choose which organization will get your $10 when using your phone to donate to relief efforts for the recent Chilean earthquake. Visit here to get a list of participating relief groups and the corresponding text number to use to donate to them. As with the Haitian text […] [Read More]
Leadership San Antonio gives to Red Cross
During a celebration honoring the 94th anniversary of the local American Red Cross chapter, the current class of Leadership San Antonio presented a check for $2,500 to the organization for their earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. The year-long Leadership San Antonio program is designed by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San […] [Read More]
Sears fights for vets
Sears has kicked off a national campaign to help homeless veterans by collecting blankets for them at their stores. Continuing through Feb. 18, at all Sears locations, customers can donate new or used blankets in exchange for discount coupons for sears items. Operation Blanket is a partnership between Sears and the service advocacy group American […] [Read More]
CarMax goes to camp
Auto retailer CarMax will donate $22,500 to the Texas Lions Camp this Saturday during a meeting of the camp's board of directors. Texas Lions Camp, in Kerrville, is a free camp for physically disabled, hearing/vision impaired and diabetic children in Texas. The donation, to be used for the camp's 2010 summer season, is part of […] [Read More]
Miss America talks hot cakes
Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron competes during the 2010 Miss America Pageant AP Photo/Eric Jamison Any of you catch (or were forced to watch) the Miss America Pageant this past weekend? Newly crowned Caressa Cameron has teamed up with IHOP to serve as spokesperson for the restaurant's National Pancake Day to help raise money for the […] [Read More]
Whataburger joins effort to help Haiti
Whataburger employee volunteers assemble emergency aid kits for Haiti at Whataburger headquarters. Courtesy Employees for San Antonio based Whataburger joined with the United Methodist Committee On Relief to assemble 500 aid kits for Haitian earthquake survivors. Each kit contains items such as soap, toothbrushes, towels and bandages. In addition to assembling the kits, Whataburger also […] [Read More]
Valero volunteers donate to S.A. Food Bank
For the seventh year in a row, Volunteers from Valero Energy held a "Stuff the Truck" event, contributing more than 30 tons of food to the San Antonio Food Bank. The idea is to ensure that scores of needy families have enough to eat during these tough economic times, CEO Bill Klesse said. "As double-digit […] [Read More]
AT&T helps take classic to the extreme
Telecom giant AT&T dropped a $75,000 contribution on the San Antonio Opera to help create the musical education program Extreme Opera. AT&T was the sole underwriter for the program that is one of several education Initiatives from the San Antonio Opera. AT&T spokesman Mike Barger said the company has long been a supporter of the […] [Read More]
Helping those who protect
IBC Bank will donate more than $12,000 to the locally based non-profit organization dedicated to helping seriously wounded servicemen and women, Operation Float A Soldier. The money was raised during the bank's employee service initiative "It's a Brighter Christmas." Operation Float A Soldier helps wounded warriors take a break from their rehab by taking them […] [Read More]
Local Fisher House receives aid
As part of an Armed Forces Financial Network giving program, President of Eisenhower Bank, Greg Overland, Air Force Federal Credit Union President and CEO Bob Glenn, and Assistant Manager for Security Service Federal Credit Union, Gracie Luna, recently presented a hundred $50 gift cards to the Fisher House. The special gift cards will be distributed […] [Read More]
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