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Why TETRA
TETRA (TErrestrial Trunked RAdio), devised by ETSI to combine Cellular Mobile Telephony, Data and Digital Mobile Radio together on one open cellular platform.
Transportation, Utilities, Military and Security, Emergency Services and Public Sector Organizations seriously rely on TETRA, since this is the only digital standard that can provide them with the benefits of true multi sourcing of the ETSI standard combined with a technology capable to meet their most exact needs.
Why DMR
DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) is a Digital Radio standard for Professional Mobile Radio (PMR) and the standard was released by ETSI in 2005. DMR is specifically targeted at Systems where Analog PMR is currently applied and designed to deliver digital voice, data and other supplementary service in simple low cost manner, and to meet further regulatory requirement for 6.25KHz channel equivalence.
Where would the world be today without modern communications?
Communication that Simoco has played a key role in developing - and provided to customers in every walk of life. Communication that people take for granted - in 'life and death' situations as well as in everyday circumstances. As the pace of life quickens, so our need to stay in touch with others has become ever more vital. As society becomes more complex and sophisticated - methods of communication have to meet increasingly challenging demands. Renowned for reliability, quality and innovation, Simoco is a major force in the world of communication. It not only designs, manufactures and supplies a comprehensive range of communication equipment, but also commissions and maintains communication facilities around the world. Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, you need some link with others.
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Papoose talks Big Daddy Kane: On The Record
by Rhapsody TV | March 29, 2013
On the Record is an ongoing Rhapsody scheme wherein our favorite artists praise their all-time favorite albums, in exactly 45 seconds. Today, NYC rapper Papoose recounts his love for Big Daddy Kane's Long Live the Kane, which not only made him want to rap, but rap well. Enjoy.

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MADISON - Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen has appointed David Zibolski to the position of Deputy Administrator for the Division of Law Enforcement Services (DLES). The Division includes the Crime Information Bureau, the Training and Standards Bureau and the State Crime Laboratory, which has facilities in Madison, Milwaukee, and Wausau.
Zibolski has spent his 26-year law enforcement career with the Milwaukee Police Department where he served as a Police Aide, Officer, Detective, Lieutenant, and most recently as Captain. Zibolski has led multiple investigative units including homicide, narcotics, hazardous devices, tactical enforcement, K-9, major incident response, and fugitive apprehension. In his most recent position as Commander of the Training Division, Zibolski managed the recruit, in-service and specialized training of 2600 personnel.
"Dave Zibolski's skills as an administrator and law enforcement leader will help us to continue to provide high quality services to local law enforcement around the state," said Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen.
Zibolski begins his appointment on June 6, 2011.


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Blessed to have the love of such sweet souls
Here at this gathering of friends
There aren't too many sites around quite like this
Love and writing, a true blend
So many genuine friends here on The Soup
With such loving hearts so large
To trust these people with guarding my soul
I'd never had to think very hard
We as a group could show this old world
That true love is the reason for life
It's why we were created, why we were born
Cost of war is a real heavy price
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On some English grass
On a piece of land forever England
Warriors of the realm
Take holy orders, on their Fathers grave
To defend the honour of their local pub
For this is the noble art of Sunday league Football
The crowds bay for blood
Shouts of foul and blind as a bat
The decision absurd
The referee a drunkard
Shouts of bar steward,
And your mothers questionable character
Cleaned up for posterity
The game goes on
Frank, the winger another yellow card
Another fine, I fear he will be barred
Groans for Bill a night watchman by trade
I think he's a blade (Sheffield United supporter)
But not a very good keeper I'm afraid
Then there's the striker
Super king Jack, 40 a day and a cough to match
Will need a penalty to score in this match
What about ken, a beer belly full back,
Rarely runs for fear of a heart attack
And slugger the centre half
Likes to break legs,
And still the only guy to sup a half a keg
Smooth talking tommy pulls birds on the six yard line
Greased black hair, and knobbly knees to match
Still Skill is not this team's forte, for we are Britain's
Taking part is our religion
Lost another game two nil
But won three two at fighting, brill
Bottom of the league
Fines galore
First Aid in the pub
A good drink after
Enemies in the field, but forever friends in laughter.
That's Sunday football league
Home to the wife
And Sunday dinner, roast beef and Yorkshire pud
Another bottle of bud
Feet up, settee calls
Dreams of Wembley, and Sheffield Wednesday
Not a bad life for this Yorkshire clan
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The Chinese industrial espionage machine has, once again, successfully secured sensitive US micro-cooling systems that may be headed to Iran for use in its missile program. It will also add another item in China's growing arsenal of stolen US technology and know-how. Details are sparse, however, there are a few clues detailing what may have happened.
Export Control Reform, Proliferation Concerns Raised
In today's Washington Times, Bill Gertz penned an interesting item missing from the public debate on reforms to the export control system being implemented by the Obama Administration:
According to congressional aides, the administration has prevented U.S. intelligence agencies from conducting comprehensive assessments of the security impact of the export decontrol plan.
Prevented? In the […]
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Reminder, State Department issues proposed ITAR export control rule for replacement Parts/Components and Incorporated Articles. Miami bank owned by Ecuadorean Government fined $7m for failing to comply with Bank Secrecy Act rules. US Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Curtiss-Wright Corp. requests export license […]
It is not what advocates of export control reform necessarily wanted to hear, however, a recently completed study for the Congress that was released yesterday by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) confirms prior reports that both our allies and enemies continue to try to steal the most advanced U.S. technologies. While nothing new, U.S. companies […]
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According to the Associated Press, "Chinese officials recently unveiled a new, high-tech stealth fighter that could pose a significant threat to American air superiority — and some of its technology, it turns out, may well have come from the U.S. itself." Read the entire story, here. Hudson Institute: Basque […]
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The Arms Control Wonk took strong exception with statements made by former career FSO Nicholas Burns that the five permanent members of the Security Council won World War II and wrote the Nonproliferation Treaty. Electronic goodies "Made in the USA" destined for Syria. […]
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Nuclear proliferator AQ Khan will not appeal a court decision that curbs his movement and other freedoms. Meanwhile the former Pakistani Ambassador to Germany says civilian nuclear talks with U.S. not on the table, export controls and the U.S. Congress a barrier. WikiLeaks editors
Folks who read this site are familiar with the export control reform talisman. Seems like it has been getting a lot of use lately. Be sure to read the following piece from today's Washington Times.
Around Town …
The QRS-11 is back in the news this week. QRS what? In 2006, the Boeing corporation paid a $15 million fine and signed a consent decree with the U.S. government t stemming from the the unlicensed foreign sales of commercial airplanes carrying a small gyrochip with military applications, the QRS-11. This time it was not […]
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Over at the Export Law Blog, Clif Burns pens on a speech by Commerce Secretary Gary Locke on export control reforms. While it made a whole lot of sense in the mid 1990s to reform the old export control system – Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls – I […]
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The Bureau of Industry and Security reports that "five foreign subsidiaries of Thermon Manufacturing Company, a San Marcos, Texas-based firm, have agreed to pay a total of $176,000 in combined civil penalties to settle allegations that they participated in unlicensed exports and reexports of heat tracing equipment to Iran, […]
The Export Control Reform Talisman, Latest Iteration
The White House Press Secretary issued a statement last week that President Obama "has directed that the NEC/NSC launch a broad-based interagency process for reviewing the overall U.S. export control system, including both the dual-use and defense trade processes."
Is it real this time? Sources on the Hill are […]
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"While Poblete and I sit on the opposite ends of the political spectrum, I admire him for one thing he constantly discusses which is that there are market solutions to problems and issues. He points to business solutions for a variety of issues and US companies engaging in local CSR development in foreign countries sounds like one, to me, that benefits both the company involved and the US in general," Tom Fox, Esq., FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog.
"Attorney and Cuban-American, Jason Poblete, has posted a great response from Santa and his legal staff," Alberto de La Cruz, Babalu Blog.
"Jason is a highly efficient and proven operative with a unique capacity to leverage his vast networks of national influencers as well as his knowledge of the judicial system for the benefit of his clients. If you are facing a major policy/regulatory battle you want him in your corner," Javier Cuebas, American Foreign Service Association.
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The following piece by Jason Poblete, "U.S. export control reform: a view from across the pond,"was recently published in the World Export Controls Review journal WorldECR.
"It's political kabuki and I'm not sure it [the Cuban Government] can hold together for another five years," said Jason Poblete, a Cuban-American attorney in Washington and an outspoken critic of the Castro regime, The Miami Herald.
"The Democrats say that every four years, and its nonsense," Jason Poblete, a lawyer who formerly worked for the Republican National Committee, told The Daily Caller.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- State officials have approved a plan by the Spartanburg sewer district to remove hazardous chemicals from water and sludge deposits by January.
The Herald-Journal of Spartanburg reports that Spartanburg Sanitary Sewer chief operating officer Rebecca West said Tuesday it will cost $2.5 million to remove the chemicals known as PCBs from 1.2 million gallons of contaminated water and sludge.
State and federal officials have approved the cleanup plan. Authorities began investigating earlier this year after PCBs were found in several Spartanburg County sewer districts. Officials said the contamination appears to be the result of the dumping of illegal materials into the sewer systems.
PCBs were used for decades in a variety of industrial applications but were banned in 1979 after tests showed they could cause ailments including cancer.
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Eden Energy Medicine Classes EM 101 & 102 Suzi Snyder, Ph.D.
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Introduces Eden Energy Medicine (EEM) basics plus many topics that are
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over 5 minutes) is taught that will have your energies humming in no
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Picks up where EM101 leaves off and offers important techniques for pain
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Renowned author Stephen King addressed the University of Maine class of 2005. He is an alumnus of the school. He encouraged the graduates to thank whoever helped them get to this point. He also advised them to save money, give to charity, keep their minds stimulated, and stay in Maine. close
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DA columnists Elliot Soloway and Cathleen Norris are experts in education technology, and have traveled the world researching how mobile technologies, particularly smartphones, can be used in K12 education.
Soloway is an Arthur F. Thurnau Professor at the University of Michigan and Chair of ISTE's Special Interest Group (SIG) on Mobile Learning. Norris is a Regents Professor at the University of North Texas and a past ISTE president. They presented an interactive online Web seminar on April 25, as part of District Administration's District CIO Distinguished Lecture Series, about classroom applications of mobile technology, the potential benefits for learning and what the future holds for mobile in K12.
SOLOWAY: We know that students learn by doing, but this has been very difficult to accomplish using technology. As a result, education technology in the past has had little effect on student achievement. Today, it is clear that K12 education in the U.S. has to make a shift from traditional didactic instruction to a learn-by-doing, self-directed, collaborative learning approach to equip students with 21st century skills, and we believe that mobile technology can help us get there.
NORRIS: The trend towards mobile computing is rapidly advancing. By February 2012, for the first time, more Americans had smartphones than feature phones. Smartphones had already outsold PCs by the end of 2010. Traditional website consumption via desktop or laptop computers continues to decline, while mobile app use is continuing to climb. Clearly, we are not just in the "Post-PC Era," we are in fact in the "Age of Mobilism," a global, cross cultural new age defined by connectedness through technology that everyone can afford.
The impact of computers on student achievement has been almost zero. This is because they have been primarily supplemental to an existing and unchanged curriculum. In contrast, what we propose—and what mobile technologies enable—is essential use, where students use computing devices throughout the school day, as well as after school, in constructive and collaborative activities.
We do a lot of research in Singapore, which is famous for its very high test scores. But, the Ministry of Education has realized that their students are not innovative and lack imagination, because the schools are using traditional, didactic instruction. And so, the country is making a shift to inquiry-based, project-based learning to better prepare students for careers in the global, knowledge-work economy. And the key to this shift is mobile technology, because it provides essential use of technology. Elementary students we have worked with significantly outscored their peers on a traditional paper-and-pencil, standardized Singaporean exam. While we haven't seen increases in achievement because of computers, we are seeing increases through mobile.
SOLOWAY: We attribute this to students' increased time on task. Students spend more time on task because they feel validated; for the first time, adults are validating their belief that mobile technologies are valuable tools both inside and outside the classroom. This validation is empowering and motivating.
NORRIS: There are five unique benefits that mobile technologies provide for learners. The first benefit is cognitive, in that students have direct and immediate access to information, events, locations and data. Second is contextual, where learning is put in context, in that students are able to connect what they learn in school with the outside world. Third, mobile technologies enhance the social aspects of learning, by enabling students to talk with each other and their teacher while working. Fourth, mobile enables "all the time, everywhere learning." Fifth, mobile devices are not just computers; they are in fact better than laptops or other computers because they have multiple sensors such as accelerometers, GPS units and more.
SOLOWAY: We believe that a "bring your own device" environment is inevitable in America's schools in the near future, and administrators need to plan for this future now. We predict that by the year 2015, every child in every grade in every school in America will be using a mobile device in school. K12 education needs to move to 21st century learning, to learn-by-doing, and mobile technology will be the key to making this shift.
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No. 759,868. PA'TENTED MAY 17, 1904.
Patented May 17, 1904.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent N 0. 759,868, dated May 17, 1904. Application filed January 26, 1904. Serial No. 190,660. (No model.)
To all whom it may concern.-
Be it known that I, ALBERT A. EIcH, a citizen of the United States, residing at New Munich, in the county of Stearns and State of Minnesota, have invented a new and useful Wedge, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to wedges, and more particularly to that class of wedges designed for use by lumbermen and others for felling and splitting timber.
The object of the invention is to provide a simple, inexpensive, and durable device of this character capable of being readily driven in frozen or other timber without the liability of the wedge being forcibly ejected therefrom when struck with an ax or other tool.
A further object of the invention is to provide a wedge having its side faces grooved or recessed, defining oppositely-disposed retaining-ribs which enter the kerf or split in the timber and become embedded in the wood sufiiciently to retain the wedge in position, and thereby prevent accidental displacement of the same.
The invention consists in the construction and novel combination and arrangements of parts hereinafter fully described, illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and pointed out in the claims hereto appended, it being understood that various changes in form, proportion, and minor details of construction may be resorted to without departing from the principle or sacrificing any of the advantages of this invention.
In the accompanying drawings, forming a part of this specification, Figure l is a perspective view of a edge constructed in accordance with my invention. Fig. 2 is a transverse sectional view of the same, and Fig. 3 is a similar view.
Similar numerals of reference indicate corresponding parts in all the figures of the rawings.
The wedge 5, which may be formed of metal or other suitable material, is provided with a flat head 6, the sides of Which are beveledor rounded, as indicated at 7, to thereby prevent said head from expanding and the corners or edges thereof being broken when struck by an ax, mallet, or other tool.
The side faces of the wedge are recessed longitudinally, as shown at 8, defining oppositely-disposed parallel ribs or flanges 9, which enter the kerf or split in the timber and embed themselves in the wood sufiiciently to retain the wedge in position and prevent the same from being accidentally displaced when driving said wedge.
The ribs or flanges 9 preferably extend the entire length of the wedge and gradually diminish in thickness from a point adjacent the head 6 to the point or entering edge 10, that portion of the wedge between the concaved side faces 11 of the ribs being substantially flat, as shown, so as to present a smooth plane surface to the wood, and thereby prevent the wedge from twisting.
The ribs or flanges 9 serve to guide andretain the wedge within the kerf or split in the timber, while the concave or rounded side faces of said ribs serve to strength en the latter and prevent injury to the hands in handling the wedge.
Having thus described the invention, what is claimed is- 1. A wedge having recessed side faces defining oppositely-disposed parallel retainingribs, said ribs gradually diminishing in thickness from a point adjacent the head of the wedge to the entering edge thereof.
2. A wedge provided with a fiat head and having its opposite side faces recessed to form parallel retainingribs, the corners of the wedge adjacent to the head being beveled or rounded.
In testimony that I claim the foregoing as my own I-have hereto affixed my signature in the presence of two witnesses.
Witnesses ANDREW ZEIs, SIMON Gannon.
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Full detailed profile on Taylor Raines Walker (Past) Played by Natalia Livingston on Days of Our Lives Daytime Soap Opera.
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Birthday: January 26 1976
Nicole arrives home and Taylor is arranging for the funeral services. Taylor asks Nicki to open up to her, knowing she's got something on her mind. Nicole won't but will say it's about EJ's secret. Nicole admits it's got to do with Rafe. They ponder over what it means.
Nicole is talking to poor dead Faye and vows to figure out EJ's secret. Suddenly Faye jumps up and screams over and over at her that she has to know. It scares Nicole but it turns out it's a nightmare. She sits up in her bed at home and wonders out loud what her mom wanted to tell her about EJ. Taylor joins her. Nicole says she wants to talk to EJ about what her mom said. Taylor tells her that she'll let her know when Robo leaves. EJ answers the doorbell. Robo looks in through the open door and sees Taylor so EJ introduces them. He asks about Nicole. He says her mom was a very nice lady and had met her through the FBI. When he's leaving he tells EJ that he thinks he's done well and wants a bonus. He says Sami and Rafe's marriage isn't going to last much longer. EJ is jumpy and Robo leaves. Taylor tells him that Nicole is awake. She tells him she wants to help Nikki and that they must keep their distance. Nicole surprises them and asks Taylor if she minds if she and EJ have some time together. He asks what she wants to talk about. She says she knows he's keeping a secret. She demands he tell her but he denies keeping any particular secret from her. He says his life if full of secrets. He gets angry and she caves. Taylor and Nicole are leaving to have coffee and see Stefano on the way out. After they've gone, he asks EJ what's going on. EJ warns Stefano that Faye told Nicole about a secret. He's concerned that she had figured out the Rafe switch. Stefano is sure that she could never figure this out but EJ doesn't agree. He thinks Faye found out about Rafe. Taylor is outside their door and overhears this.
Outside the manse, Taylor and Nicole want to visit Faye but have car trouble. Inside, Chad's loud music causes EJ to cover his ears and whine to Stefano. The girls head inside and EJ offers to drive them to the hospital.
Nicole and Taylor return to the hospital and Carly tells them Faye's resting. Meanwhile, RoboRafe has left a dead Faye in her room and turns on her machines before running out. They start beeping and everyone rushes inside. RoboRafe, still in disguise, tries to take the elevator but almost bumps into EJ. He runs off and EJ comforts the girls while Carly and Lexi try to bring Faye back. Carly leaves Faye's room and sadly tells the family Faye's gone. Nicole and Taylor break down in sobs. Nicole lashes out at Carly and demands to see "The all knowing doctor Carver," who she blames for her mum's death. EJ tries to get Nicole to calm down but Nicole screams and demands to know why this happened. Carly thinks it was a massive stroke that had nothing to do with her fall. Later, Lexi privately asks Carly if she did anything wrong. Carly doesn't think so. Back inside Faye's room, Nicole snuggles her mother and tells her how sorry she is. EJ consoles her and tells her Faye died knowing how much she loved her. Nicole calms down and Taylor offers to call Brandon. She leaves a message for him to return her call when he doesn't answer and allows EJ to comfort her.
Back in Faye's room, Nicole is glad Faye was her mother, and vows to find out what EJ's secret is.
In her hospital room, Faye tells Nicole that EJ has a secret, leaving Nicole confused. Faye babbles about the door to her room being open and Nicole tries to calm her down.
In the storage closet, RoboRafe chuckles as he dons scrubs and a disguise. Maxine walks in on him after hearing him talking and he covers, saying he's getting supplies and working on his Travis Bickle impersonation. ("Scarface") "You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me?"
In the waiting room, Taylor fills Abe in on Faye's fall and admits she's suspicious. Abe tells her that Theo fell down the stairs and he's sure Faye will be able to explain the whole thing herself, soon. Back in Faye's room, she starts gasping for air and her machines beep. Lexi rushes in and Nicole explains what's going on to Taylor. They start crying and Abe goes to make a call while Nicole tells Taylor that according to Faye, EJ has a secret. Lexi returns with an update. Faye's stable. RoboRafe eavesdrops as Lexi convinces Taylor and Nicole to let Faye rest - alone. Abe comforts a crying Nicole while RoboRafe heads to Faye's room and wakes her up. Faye's eyes bug out of her head when she sees him. Nearby, Carly arrives and eyes the drug cart. She overhears Abe and Nic discuss Brandon. Abe says as long as they focus on the present, their relationship is fine. Once they're gone, Carly steals medication, runs into the supply room and fights taking them. She winds up tossing them.
Taylor and Nicole arrive home but can't stop thinking of finding their mum at the bottom of the stairs. Nicole's glad Tay's there. She hopes they stay close. Taylor flashes to kissing EJ and Nic apologizes for her past behavior. They agree to return to the hospital.
At the hospital, Nicole admits she likes being EJ's wife and asks if he loves her, considering he's been so attentive. He doesn't think this is the right time to discuss their relationship so she apologizes for getting carried away. She needs to focus on her mom, but confesses her past feelings for him have come back to her. In Faye's room, she starts coming around. Taylor tells her she took a bad fall. Faye remembers RoboRafe pushing her down the stairs and sobs that she has to help Nicki. Taylor goes to get Nicole, but finds her kissing EJ and becomes jealous. Nicole goes to see Faye while Taylor tells EJ she's moving to Boston. EJ urges her to stay. Meanwhile, Nicole tells Faye she's over being angry with her. She now understands how Faye has always given her unconditional love and has found comfort with having her and Taylor in her life. She talks up EJ and how she has fallen in love with him again and Faye gasps. "EJ...secret."
At the hospital, Sami interrupts RoboRafe trying to inject Faye with an air bubble. Faye's monitor starts going nuts and Lexi arrives, kicking Sami and RoboRafe out. Outside the room, Sami asks why RoboRafe's there. He makes up a story about work bringing him there and he stopped in to comfort Faye. Sami finds it unbelievable and demands he tell her the real reason.
In another room, EJ tells Taylor he thinks Faye's on to them. He admits he's not sure he can keep his distance from her.
Faye wakes up to EJ looming over her in her hospital bed. She recalls his conversation with RoboRafe and panics. Her machines start beeping. He asks if she recognizes him and she hyperventilates and flatlines. There's a code blue, so everyone rushes to Faye's room. Taylor thinks Faye's dying. Carly and Daniel stabilize Faye and Lexi goes in to check on things. EJ and Lexi leave the room while Nicole asks Taylor what she was going to tell her before this all happened. Outside the room, EJ tells Lexi what happened while he was with Faye, leaving Lexi to wonder if Faye senses there is an attraction between him and Taylor. Lexi goes to see Faye and tells the girls to let their mother rest. Nicole vows to find out why she fell down the stairs.
Later, EJ, Taylor and Lexi leave Faye alone. RoboRafe goes into Faye's room and calls the unconscious woman 'one tough bird'. He takes out a syringe, saying a little air bubble will stop her from talking. In another room, EJ tells Taylor he thinks Faye's on to them. Sami arrives to the hospital and heads to Faye's room.
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Lille president Michel Seydoux insisted his club are trying to ignore the Ligue 1 standings after their 1-0 win over Marseille on Tuesday.
Nolan Roux's stoppage-time winner saw Lille to the win, closing to within a point of league leaders Paris Saint-Germain.
But Seydoux said Lille were focusing on themselves rather than worrying about their nearest rivals, with PSG facing Evian TG on Wednesday.
"At the moment we just look at the number of points we have and we look at the number of points that separates us from other teams," he said.
"Ahead of us there is PSG, but there are also teams behind us. Week 16 is not over yet."
Roux headed in Florent Balmont's cross from the right in the first minute of additional time to give Lille a dramatic win.
Seydoux was delighted Lille came out on top in the end, but praised Marseille for staying compact throughout the clash.
"Nolan Roux was amazing," he said.
"In this kind of game, everything is possible. Marseille was very well organised. The game was very open and kept us in suspense.
"The suspense lasted until the end. When you are watching a movie, it is nice to have good news before the end of the film – a kind of happy ending. It was the case for us, not for Marseille."
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I have an artwork in the
Illustrators Australia Annual 9x5 Exhibition
available as printed Christmas cards
The exhibition is at St Helliers Gallery, Abbotsford Convent
From October the 19th to November the 3rd
The theme is 'FLOURISH'
Each artwork has been done on a 9x5 inch piece of plywood
If you happen to be in the vicinity of the Abbotsford Convent over the next couple of weeks this exhibition is worth popping in to have a look at. I promise most of the works are more tasteful than mine.
For further details and to see previews of the artworks
see the Illustrators Australia page about the exhibition
Responding to the theme 'Flourish'
Illustrators Australia like to give us a tough theme each year for this group show. Flourish was no exception to this rule. I struggled for weeks with what to do.
I had originally planned to paint a clean edged graphical style highbrow artwork portraying the most flourishing thing on this planet, LUCA - the Last Universal Common Ancestor. This is the little single cell critter that all life on Earth descended from. It has to be agreed LUCA really has done pretty well for itself, flourishing to the nth degree.
But that concept was just a bit too serious and I wasn't in the mood for serious.
I decided if I was to spend hours doing an artwork it may as well have some sort of practical application. A Christmas design I can sell as cards fits the bill pretty well. Great idea but I still didn't know exactly what I should be painting.
Three days before the deadline, exasperated, I commented flippantly to my partner "Why don't I just paint some kid peeing a flourishing Christmas message into the snow".
A concept of questionable taste, but at least it wasn't too serious.
Painting process
I tried a painting technique I have seen others use to great effect - starting with a dark background and painting light shapes over this to create form, leaving gaps to make outlines. Sounds easy, but nothing is ever easy. Especially painting. And snow, what made me think painting snow would be a good idea? Snow is a bugger to paint, especially in acrylics which dry substantially darker then when you apply them. I now hate snow.
Fortunately I wasn't totally unhappy with the end result, but it was an exasperating journey with brushes not acting as expected and colours not looking as intended. I don't do much painting. Maybe these vexations are just part of the deal.
Any painters out there, what say you? Painting always tricky, or does it get easier with practice?


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CRESTVIEW — Debbie and Lamar Stephens, of Crestview, announce the April 20, 2013 wedding of their daughter, Tiffani, to Stephen Schmidt of Troy, Ala.
Tiffani is a 2005 Florida State University graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in communication studies. She serves as Troy University's High School and Community College Relations director and pursues her master's degree in strategic communications through Troy University.
Stephen is the son of Dr. John and Vicki Schmidt, of Pike Road, Ala. He is a 2005 Troy University graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in design, technology and industry. He is a webmaster at Troy University.
The wedding ceremony will be at First Baptist Church in Crestview.
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Pioneer credit union to open Hurricane branch
HURRICANE, W.Va. -- Those living in and around Putnam County will have a new banking option come this summer.
Pioneer WV Federal Credit Union is opening a new branch at 3746 Teays Valley Road. Now under construction, it will be the sixth branch for the credit union, which already has five operating locations in the state.
What Shannon Bradley, vice president of member services, hopes will appeal to community members are some options offered through the brand Kasasa.
"Kasasa is a new product that we just launched in January," she said.
Through Kasasa, a branded national product, Pioneer WV offers a 3 percent dividend rate on checking balances up to $5,000. It also gives refunds for ATM machines that charge fees for using a Pioneer WV card.
"We try to say to members: 'You're doing things like swiping debit cards, logging online. These things save us money and those savings should be passed on to our members,' "Bradley said. "We're able to save and so able to give people nationwide access to any ATM. If they go to different ATM and are charged $3 fee, we're able to reimburse them."
All Kasasa products are free, reward-based accounts, with no minimum balance to earn the rewards and no monthly service fees. Pioneer WV also offers free online banking, and free bill pay, Bradley said.
The credit union earned the title of Federal Credit Union of the Year in 2012 from the National Association of Federal Credit Unions. It won in the category of banks with less than $150 million.
With an asset base in excess of $148 million, it provides its full range of financial services to more than 12,900 members, the company reported in a release. Based in Charleston, Pioneer WV has branches in Thomas Memorial Hospital, Riverside High School and in South Charleston and Oak Hill.
Pioneer WV already has about 2,100 members who live in Putnam County, Bradley said.


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What the $#@! is with your hard-on for R.L. Burnside.
And you're gonna have to clarify dub vs. dubstep, since you think he's the $#@!ing originator of everything.
What the $#@! is with your hard-on for R.L. Burnside.
And you're gonna have to clarify dub vs. dubstep, since you think he's the $#@!ing originator of everything.
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rl burnside did not invent dub or dubstep, he's just an above avg blues guy
yep-just above average. Williamson, Dixon, and Waters were just colored boys along for the ride in the magical frat boy extravaganza. I was simply trying to point out original artistry before technological know-nothingness came aboard... Hunter says hello...
it must suck to be stuck in the mindset of a middle schooler who just got a guitar
i like the 80s Euro and Italo disco, new wave type of music. Nowdays, the rage seems to be the Euro electro songs especially from Romania.
Public Passion--"Flash In The Night"
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Just survived Nocturnal. Unreal, especially for such an easily accessible, local show. Tiesto, Nero, and Calvin Harris had unreal sets. Bingo Players and Morgan Page brought more than I expected. Would highly recommend to anyone considering going in the future.
i hope you're all enjoying the new lone album. sound like a space level in sonic or something
oh and shackleton too.
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THANKS! love it so far, definitely sounds like sonic. very cool
if you're by a pool or by the beach then play this song, classic beach house music...paul hardcastle's daughter...
Dash Berlin is tied with Armin as my favorite Trance DJ, I'm really digging their work.
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Did someone say ROMANIA? Dear god I love Romanian chicks.
short little clip from kaskade at sxsw...kaskade loves him some austin
I'll spare everyone the "back in my day" CSB crap, but I was really into this stuff in the 90s. I did a lot of drugs back then. It was awesome.
There's stuff I like now, like this:
But I don't keep it up with it like I used to. So here's a bunch of random old stuff. Here's some of what we were doing in the 90s.
Bad Boy Bill, the Chicago 4-turntable-hard-house-master
Misjah and Tim, Access. This was a MONSTER in the days of big acid breaks.
Here's another monster from the era, Josh Wink's Higher State of Consciousness. Similar song.
And the breakbeat godfathers, Prodigy. This is what they were doing before they got all Matrix and MTV:
Some earlier, pre-MTV Chemical Brothers too (aka the Dust Brothers)...soooo good...
And then along came jungle, here's Aphrodite's Rock The Funky Beats. What I remember about jungle was that it was so fast, and so alien sounding, and everyone was like "oooh, it's so hard". It's utterly tame compared to modern dubstep. But it was important.
Behind jungle came the obnoxiously named Intelligent Dance Music, or IDM, and LTJ Bukem was the master. Annoying name for the genre, but great stuff (excellent sexy time music). This is a great track:
Daft Punk came along in the late 90s and blew my mind. They figured out how to move the acid house thing forward without you really being able to put your finger on it.
For trancey stuff I've always been a big BT fan. He's even branched out from electronic music to writing soundtracks, like Monster's Ball.
And then there are the champs of the 90s Florida trance scene, Rabbit in the Moon. I have a very sentimental spot for these guys. This was probably their biggest track, and it still gives me goosebumps around 3:10:
Here's a cool BT, Tori Amos, Rabbit in the Moon collaboration:
Point of clarification, "Rock the Funky Beat" is by the Natural Born Chillers, & not Aphrodite. Thanks for the flashback.
The spirit of '90s electronic music is still alive and well in the musc/blog/art of Fatima Al Qadiri and her off-and-on recording projects. Flashbacks to cd-rom video game graphics, CHANT, windows '95 screensavers, religious differences, and US foreign policy. Just recently got the remix treatment with some trendy names.
heavy 90's world pop references in her blog for DIS magazine:
new teengirl fantasy - "motif"
r&s records has quickly become one of my favorite labels
Czech group...song from several years ago...
This is my current fav. Perfect for climbing (road bike). It's Chemical Brothers and the movie is pretty good as well.
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"One Europe, Many Electorates? Models of Turnout in European Parliament"
Fri, March 10, 2006 • 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM • Burdine 436A
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Donley Studlar, Professor, West Virginia University, who will speak on: "One Eruope, Many Electorates? Models of Turnout in European Parliament."


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New Zealand develops the first country-level use of scenarios
The BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC), New Zealand's World Energy Council member committee, has initiated the first country-level use of The World Energy Scenarios: Composing energy futures to 2050. The 'BEC2050' project, which has been underway for over 9 months, is based on the Council's scenario projects. It is developing two potential future pathways or scenarios […]
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LNG Transport Italy and the Mediterranean Area Issues Debate
More than 200 representatives from international organisations, institutions, companies and association, which have developed business strategies for LNG in the Mediterranean Area, met in Rome on 11-12 June to discuss the perspectives of the use of LNG in maritime, road, rail transport and in off-grid plants. The meeting was organised by the organized by Symposia and […]
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Bolivia puts on major energy congress
The annual congress of WEC Bolivia next month will look at national and regional energy prospects in the backdrop of global oil and gas dynamics.
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India energy at your fingertips
WEC India has launched its India Energy Portal, a one-stop online resource housed within the WEC India website.
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USEA forum explores trends and threats for energy sector
The United States Energy Association (USEA), the WEC US committee, hosted its Public Policy Forum with its annual membership meeting last month (23 April) in Washington, DC. Influential leaders from across the North American energy sector updated delegates on the latest policies and trends affecting the energy industry. US Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz addressed […]
Posted on 13 May 2014
WEC New Zealand highlights world energy issues
The World Energy Issues Monitor will be a hot topic in New Zealand's energy discussions this week as the BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC), the WEC member committee, launches the report nationally. John Carnegie, Secretary of the committee, talks about what's keeping New Zealand energy leaders awake at night.
Posted on 4 March 2014
Global governance, energy efficiency and unconventionals highlighted at WEC Spain event
Energy efficiency management and environmental care have become the top two issues in Europe, and so imminent action is required to guarantee the energy sector's competitiveness and profitability.
Posted on 31 January 2014
WEC Japan celebrates successful Congress in Tokyo
The Japan Energy Association (JEA), the WEC's Japanese member committee, brought the highlights of the 22nd World Energy Congress in a special gathering in Tokyo last month (6 December 2013). This was the latest such gathering that the Japanese committee holds after every World Energy Congress to update its members about the global energy sector […]
Posted on 16 January 2014
Germany keeps an eye on the world as it mulls over its renewables policy
The end of 2013 saw the formation of a new German government, headed by Angela Merkel as Chancellor for the third time. One issue that remains on top of the government's "to-do" list is to see how it can integrate the further expansion of renewables in an economically and technically feasible manner. But the country […]
Posted on 16 January 2014
Portugal needs a stable energy policy, WEC event heard
Energy policy must be stable, delegates heard at a WEC Portugal event in Lisbon last month (27 November). Echoing the recommendations of the WEC trilemma study, Jorge Moreira da Silva, the Minister of Environment, Spatial Planning and Energy, stressed that "Portugal needs a stable energy policy, with a vision that transcends a legislature", adding that […]
Posted on 11 December 2013
Let the markets decide on renewables, WEC Slovenia conference told
Slovenia's policymakers must allow its private sector to have a greater say in driving the country's long-term renewable energy decisions, delegates heard at a recent WEC Slovenia conference. Professor Jean-Michel Glachant, Director of the Florence School of Regulation and Director of Loyola de Palacio Energy Policy Programme, made the introductory remarks as he moderated a […]
Posted on 11 December 2013
South African achievements recognised
The South African National Energy Association (SANEA), the WEC country committee, has recognised outstanding endeavours in energy at an awards ceremony last month (22 August). SANEA has hosted the awards since 2008 for six consecutive years. This year the South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI) has chosen to collaborate with SANEA in recognising South […]
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We moved into our new house 3 months ago. It's a new spec house with the typical nearly white walls. In my attempt to decorate the place on a budget, it was impossible to find anything to go in this space that desperately needed something colorful:
So I decided that we would creat our own artwork. My first disclaimer is that I am the anti-craft lady. I am not crafty at all. In fact, I abhor crafts of all kind. So I did not undertake this mission to create a DIY abstract painting lightly.
I thought this would be a great lesson for the kids to see how you can quickly and easily seek out and acquire any knowledge that you need. To that end, we consulted our favorite tutors: Google and YouTube. We also made use of a new friend, Pinterest.
Not wanting a flat piece of art, we watched a couple of videos on adding texture to an acrylic painting. The two most helpful videos were here:
After educating ourselves for a day and deciding what we wanted, we made a few trips to Michael's and Hobby Lobby. I have learned about the online coupons so I waited till I could get 40% off here and 50% off there. I had to do this because art supplies are expensive! The 4′ x 5′ canvas alone was $100 before the 40% off coupon.
We began our project by mixing the colors we wanted and painting the edges of the canves. We began painting a base coat on the canvas but it was only then I realized that the canvas was HUGE and that I was going to run out of paint trying to put down the base coat. So we only covered part of it.
It only took about an hour for the paint to dry in the Georgia heat. It was then time to begin the fun stuff. I admit getting a bit confused with how the texturizing media worked. I was expecting the mouldling paste to dry translucent but I quickly realized that it was going to dry opaque. Which meant that much of our base coat was going to be completely coverd up!
No worries, though. This is abstract art, right? Luckily the Hubs came home to take the kids swimming so I could really get to work on the painting. This is what it looked like when I was almost done.
This is what it looked like when I was done. The photograph doesn't do it justice. You can't see all the texture or the gold sparkles. I definitely need to get a better photo editor.
I am very pleased with the piece. It looks great and I ended up spending about $130 for a 4 foot by 5 foot piece of original art.


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This week, streaks are the theme as Detroit sports brought us several new milestones and important events. First and foremost, the Detroit Red Wings returned home to tie history, notching three thrilling victories and tying an NHL record with 20 consecutive home wins. On Saturday, Michigan State went to Ohio State and knocked off the Buckeyes at home, breaking their 39 game home winning streak. Michigan basketball defeated Illinois to remain untouched at the Crisler Center since a loss last season to Wisconsin. Ferris State, a new entrant to the power rankings, last lost a hockey game during regulation in December. It's fair to say that this is as loaded as the standings have ever been as far as winning is concerned, making for a crowded grouping of teams who could all make a case for the top spot.
Regardless. the Red Wings haven't given any ground to the field lately, and they remain the top team for the week of February 7-14.
1. Detroit Red Wings. It's worth mentioning once more: despite all the noise generated by the home winning streak, people across the country seem to forget the Red Wings are quietly looking like the best team in hockey once again. Consider the fact that last week, they won games in every single possible way. Against Edmonton, they won ugly. Two days later against Anaheim, they won in a shootout. Sunday night, they outslugged the tough Philadelphia Flyers. This group has a knack for adapting to other team's styles and beating them with it. They've also overcome adversity well, as the transition from Jimmy Howard to Joey MacDonald has been largely seamless in the wake of Howard's injury. MacDonald has gone 3-1 in his absence, making several key saves along the way. No signs of cracking for a top team in the NHL, so they retain the top spot in our rankings once more.
2. Michigan State basketball. Tom Izzo can still coach a little bit, huh? Last week, Michigan State pounded Penn State to give their Saturday matchup with Ohio State some added spice. Then, with many pundits (myself included) doubting them, the team simply went down to Value City Arena and shut down the Buckeyes from start to finish, earning an impressive 58-48 win. The Spartan defense has remained tenacious, and offense has become a bit easier to come by for key contributors like Keith Appling and Adreian Payne. Michigan State is now firmly in the discussion for the Big Ten title and a possible top three seed in the NCAA tournament, and it should come as no surprise despite the team's overall youth. They're pulling ever closer to the Red Wings, but still remain second overall.
3. Michigan basketball. The Wolverines continue their roll on the hardwood as well, as they netted a few big wins to push back into the thick of things in a wide open Big Ten race. Early last week, they dominated Nebraska on the road getting a big performance from Zack Novak. Then on Sunday, Michigan extended a home winning streak of their own by likely pounding Illinois squarely off the tournament bubble. Michigan has a huge weekend tilt with Ohio State upcoming, and can add to the Buckeye pain with a home victory over their rivals. Don't look now, but Michigan sits at a solid 9-4 in the conference, snugly one game back of Michigan State and Ohio State. The Wolverines could turn the Big Ten race upside down once more with a win next weekend.
4. Michigan hockey. Following a big weekend of hockey, the Wolverines remain on top of the Spartans, but barely. Michigan State threw everything they had at Michigan this weekend, and ended up with a home victory. On Saturday night, Michigan escaped the Spartans in overtime with a late victory, assuring they would remain ahead by three points in the CCHA standings. Michigan's path to making a run is still far easier than the Spartans' path, with bottom dwelling Bowling Green on the schedule and Northern Michigan coming to Yost Ice Arena next weekend.
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SATURDAY SUN may be from Swanage, Dorset, but they're definitely honorary Cornishmen – the four-piece have toured here relentlessly, recorded in the county and are managed by Mevagissey's Julian Able.
They take their name from the Nick Drake song, which will give you some clues to their sound though that's only half the story.
On their debut album, Orixé, there are touches of psychedelia, the explorative nature of Pink Floyd just after Syd Barrett lost his mind and left the band and the soaring indie-blues of Jeff Buckley and Starsailor before the latter disappointed.
The mixture of influences creates a sound built on gentle, but intricate acoustic guitar work, but one that sonically grows into something bigger, with lush expansive melodies.
The secret weapon here and one that sets them apart from other bands is vocalist Alex Hedley, whose range veers from falsetto to an earthy, almost growling baritone. His voice is an astonishing weapon.
In 2012, Saturday Sun released their debut Seagull EP, which was an iTunes recommended release. Its title track was awarded a Q 'Track of the Day', used on the soundtrack of independent horror film House At The End Of The Street and appeared on the US ABC Network show Twisted. The EP, on a limited run on the band's own label Viva La Fleetwood, sold out in a matter of weeks.
Last year Saturday Sun have toured extensively including two shows at the Eden Project – one supporting Sigur Ros – and as support on Nordic Giants' recent tour. Alex Hedley laid the vocals for the Nordic Giants' recent Violent Lights track, heralded across many of the big UK and US blogs such as My Old Kentucky and The Line of Best Fit.
Now comes Orixé, recorded variously in a derelict Swanage school, a cave in the cliffs just outside the town, a dark dank cellar somewhere in East London, a studio above a shopping precinct near Southampton and in the basement of producer John Cornfield's home here in Cornwall.
Cornfield (Muse, Oasis, Stone Roses) mastered the entire album too.
What's On's Lee Trewhela said: "Never has a band been more inappropriately named – Monday Dusk is more apposite than Saturday Sun; many of these songs build from gentle, icy whispers to an emotional turmoil that's devastating on the likes of Blinded By The Truth and I Want A Life For You.
"If the likes of Turin Brakes have ever floated your boat then invest in this album immediately."
Orixé was released on Monday on Viva La Fleetwood Records on CD & Digital and is also available from iTunes, Spotify and the rest.
You can see the band at the New Inn, Tywardreath, on Thursday, January 23, and Penzance's Studio Bar on Saturday, January 25.


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Debbie, could you please contact me with an e-mail, so I can explain what I was trying to do with my note. And, I've deleted the note. It didn't quite come out the way I intended. Thanks...Kay
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Good Afternoon Debbie!! Thank You so much for transferring her Memorial to me. You said you Had a toe in the Bond Family. How much of a toe?
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Good Evening! My name is Tammy Gephardt. I am writing to ask if it would be possible for you to transfer to me the care of the Memorial of one Elsie Gail Bond Groat. She is my 1st Cousin 3x Removed. I appreciate your hard work in having created this Memorial.
Her name is Elsie Gail Bond Groat, Memorial #136237781, buried in Dunkirk Cemetery, Dunkirk, Hardin County, Ohio.
If you are related, do you mind if I ask how you are related?
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