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Hear Ye...Hear Ye! Frank Walton is Gone!
He's no longer a contributor over at Atheism Sucks. I will now link to that Blog. It has some better, more respectable Christians on it.
I may even comment over there again, after not having done so for quite a while.
Since walton will be posting, there probably will not be much difference. If one person could dissuade me from becoming a Christian, it is he.
Seems like a Wizard of Oz Moment. When the witch died? heh
Looks like comments are still being moderated though.
But I thought it was his blog that he created?
Well, you guys should know that Frank Walton didn't give the blog to William Hawthorne. Frank first gave the blog to Croath. Then Croath gave the blog to William. That's something you guys should think about when dealing with people like William.
Frank forwarded me his email exchange with William, so I know the whole story. I used to be with "Atheism Sucks!" by the way. Frank was going to give me the blog, but I turned him down because I'm quite a busy guy.
William used a stupid excuse to try to give Frank a guilt trip. This is how it went: William thought that Frank was out of line for calling Flemming "Phlegm-ming" here. Then William said Frank was out of line again for mentioning the fact that the NIU shooter read Nietzche. That's all! Jeepers! That's REALLY out of line!
William gave Frank the ultimatum of leaving, and so Frank gave him his wish and canned his ass. Then, William started acting like a baby because he couldn't return back to "Atheism Sucks!" What a sissy, huh?
If you're going to single me out in your post, at least get your story straight. I know what really happened. And you know that you deserved to get your ass canned.
I'm glad you humbled yourself before Frank. But you wouldn't be where you are if it wasn't because of him. You're only using his name for your own popularity. Don't forget that.
Frank helped me get off the streets. I was a gang-banger from south central LA. Frank was a part of a youth program that had an outreach that helped me. He has done more for society than William can ever do with Frank's blog.
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I'm sad to see Frank go. I have my reasons, and that's all I'll say about it, but I'm still excited about where the blog is headed.
Also, John, you should note to your readers that Frank hasn't demoted himself to contributor, he literally is gone from the blog altogether. Bob still seemed to misunderstand that point.
I've heard people say some bad things about Frank, but the way I look at life is that the good and the bad will eventually even themselves out. Like God did with Pharaoh, even if Frank really was a "bad person" (which I don't think he was), God certainly could have worked through Frank to raise a blog up to popularity through which the contributors can make a difference.
I don't like to think in terms of events and people in such black and white terms, and I'm grateful that I have the chance (given to me by Frank) to do something good. I definitely think some of the other contributors are intelligent people who are doing some good.
Comments should be unmoderated. I told William that I thought almost any comment should go through, unless it steps way over the line. I don't know if he listened to me, but he did take moderation off (at least he said he did), and it seems most everything is coming through.
now if they would just take out some of the childish elements like the mean book reviews that poke fun but don't actually address the book. oh, that really will not help as the main problem is where every discussion ends - on 'faith' or 'Truth' or some magic word that is supposed to trump the lack of facts and logic and evidence.
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How does the crafting and other non-combat aspects of the game fair?
How does the crafting and other non-combat aspects of the game fair?
I can't really say anything about crafting. Haven't dabbled with that.
Housing is a fun distraction but it could use some work. Biggest gripe I have with housing is that you can't place your house on a specific spot on your skyplot.
Nothing all that special, sadly. There's a lot of good ideas and a solid framework, which is more than I can say for most games.
Also, the grind. HOLY SHIT the grind. It may have just been me but overall progression seemed to move at a snails pace. This is one of the easier things to change, though, so I have hopes it'll be sped up.
[19:45] ♥Moloko Lynx♥: Flight sims would even suit you, Riz. You seem to have the sensibilities of an old man.Member since May 8, 2004.
Garbage. Race-specific classes, bad character designs (quirky and cartoony doesn't automatically equal good, a lot of it reminds me of DeviantArt), disgusting (and badly optimized) graphics, and just boring in general. Not worth sub
I would never pay the sub fee, game is too generic...
However I would buy the box if that would be an option like GW2.
I played the game, its not really that fun, game feels lifeless, sure there are quest hubs, but most require kill x or collect x, has no real impact on the game, your not making any difference in the world.
I could get pass this if the combat wasn't mind numbing boring.
Tera/Blade & Soul do the combat way better, there is impact to every attack you make, just feels better overall, but not in wildstar.
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Nano.. Nano.. Nano..
I'm actually looking forward to the game as I like the features they implemented. I don't have a problem with the graphics or anything but the race specific classes do turn me off a bit.
Mostly all the complaints I hear are about the telegraph system and the graphics, some say the questing is is boring but so are pretty much all quests, at least these quests are short and I don't have to read a long ass essay.
Unfortunately it seems a lot of people that got into the beta didn't like it and the ones that want to play didn't get in (me being one of them).
>people complaing about race locked classes
>Wonders how many of these same people played Lineage 2.
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PLAINVILLE- Dr. Ronald L. Ciombor, DDS, 64, of Plainville and Little Compton, RI passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, November 11, 2012 while playing golf, the sport he loved, in Bonita Springs, Florida. He was the loving husband of Maureen (Murphy) Ciombor for over 41 years.
Born January 30, 1948 in Pawtucket, RI, he was a son of the late Louis and Jean (Wucjik) Ciombor.
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Born in Fall River, she was a beloved daughter of Mrs. Sybil A. (Ostroff) Charette and the late George J. Charette.
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Born in Detroit, MI she was the daughter of Rita (Lanoue) Provencher of San Antonio, TX and the late Roger J. Provencher. She resided in North Providence for the past 9 years previously residing in Las Vegas.
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CENTRAL FALLS — It was only appropriate that Central Falls High head coach Mo Jackson, who had strolled these sidelines for the past 13 years, would leave with a wildly-entertaining, 8-7 upset triumph over Division IV foe North Smithfield on Tuesday night.
His Warriors, who trailed 7-0 after just 2:31 had elapsed in the contest, fought tooth-and-nail in the muck that was – and is – Macomber Stadium, and Jackson reveled in the moment.
This, after all, would be his final home tilt ever at the decades-old ballyard.
CENTRAL FALLS – In response to a complaint by Councilman James Diossa, a candidate for mayor, the state Board of Elections (BOE) is ordering the city to open all eight polling places for the Dec. 11 runoff election, a move that officials say will cost the financially beleaguered city an estimated $15,000 more than expected.
PAWTUCKET — The city last week formally asked the Supreme Court to review a lower court decision that blocked its attempt to fire convicted police officer Nichalas Laprade, convicted of indecent exposure during an off-duty incident in 2010.
On Nov. 7, the city's attorney, Vincent F. Ragosta, Jr., filed a petition for a "writ of certiorari" to the decision by Superior Court Judge Sarah Taft-Carter to deny the city's appeal in the Laprade case. Laprade, who has been suspended with pay since his 2010 arrest, will remain on that status pending the outcome of the appeal process.
PAWTUCKET — A "ready smile," "meticulous," "conscientious," "a true gentleman," were all descriptions of the late Ronald J. Gauthier that were offered by city officials this past week. Gauthier, 71, who served as city sergeant, died on Nov. 4 after a brief illness.
Gauthier, a lifelong Pawtucket resident, had been appointed in 2007 by the City Council, headed by then-Council President Mary Bray, to serve as city sergeant. He continued to serve through the successive City Councils presided over by Henry S. Kinch, Jr. and current President David Moran.
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FT. MYERS, FL. - CALLAHAN, Joel M., 41, died unexpectedly Thurs. Nov. 8th at his Ft. Myers, Florida, home from hemorrhagic pancreatitis. He was born in Providence, and grew up in Pawtucket. He was the beloved husband of Binky (Lim) Callahan, and son of Elizabeth (Callahan) Miller and Mordecai Miller. He is also survived by his brother Raymond E. Callahan, and several nieces and nephews.
Ellen A. Leland
SEEKONK - Ellen A. (Petzold) Leland, 72, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 11, 2012. She was the beloved wife of Charles R. Leland, Jr. for 52 years. Born in Central Falls, she was a daughter of the late Albert and Eleanor (Sisson) Petzold. Ellen was a nurse at the Pleasant Manor Nursing Center, Attleboro for over 40 years until retiring.
Frances E. Stauff
PAWTUCKET- Frances E. Stauff, 82 of Pawtucket, passed away Tuesday, November 13, 2012. She was the wife of James Stauff.
Born in Seekonk, MA, she was the daughter of the late Anthony and Angelina (Siakala) Matonis.
Besides her husband she is survived by a daughter, Linda Evora and her husband, Adalberto; three sisters, Angelina Giraldo, Dorothy Stanley, and Ruth DeJesus; three grandsons, Scott, Clinton, and Eric Stauff and five great granddaughters. She also leaves her special caregiver, Kayla Whipple. She was the mother of the late Dennis Stauff.
Ronald A. Bedard
PAWTUCKET - Ronald A. Bedard, 75, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, November 13, 2012. He was the beloved husband of Carol C. (Capron) Bedard for 48 years.
Born in Pawtucket, he was the son of the late Omer and Irene (Gobielle) Bedard. Ronald was a US Navy Korean War veteran, having served aboard the USS Saratoga as a "Plank Owner" and member of her first crew. He worked for W.F. Culton Motor Express before retiring and was a member of the Teamsters, Local 151. Ronald enjoyed playing cards and reading the National Geographic.
Edward L. Godfrey
CUMBERLAND - Edward L. Godfrey, 91, passed away November 3 in the Holiday Retirement Home, Lincoln. He was the husband of Lucille A. (Fontaine) Godfrey, and they had been married for 63 years.
Born in Brighton, MA he was the son of the late Joseph and Florence (Cummings) Godfrey. He resided in Cumberland for the past 50 years.
He was a United States Army, World War II Veteran.
Mr. Godfrey was employed as an engraver for the Leavens Manufacturing.
He was an avid fisherman, loved bowling, painting and was also a fan of the New England Patriots.
Danielle Bradley
LOWELL - Danielle Nicole Bradley, 23, of Lowell and formerly of Pawtucket, RI passed away peacefully on Sunday morning, November 11, 2012 in the Merrimack Valley Hospice House, Haverhill surrounded by her loving family after succumbing to injuries from a stroke suffered on July 4.
She was the beloved fiance of Daniel Pyne.
Born June 2, 1989 in Providence, RI, she was a daughter of Michelle (St. Pierre) Bradley of South Thomaston, ME and the late Arnie T. Bradley II.
Antonio Rebelo
EAST PROVIDENCE - Antonio Rebelo, 87, of Mayflower St., died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012 at the RI Hospital. He was the husband of the late Maria do Carmo (Lopes) Rebelo.
Born Sept. 1, 1925, in Penalva do Castelo, Portugal, he was a son of the late Manuel and Herminia (Loureiro) Rebelo.
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Gloria L. Dumont
CENTRAL FALLS - Gloria L. Dumont died at the Miriam Hospital on Saturday, November 10th after an illness. She was the wife of Michael P. Dumont. She was born in Atlantic City, NJ, the daughter of the late George H. and Eunice (Corcoran) Hands, Jr. She was a longtime resident of the Blackstone Valley.
Mrs. Dumont was employed as a CNA at Cartie's Health Center. She was a volunteer at the Salvation Army.
Peter A. Haduk
CUMBERLAND: Peter A. Haduk, 58, passed November 10th. He was the son of the late Lewis and Jeannette (Martin) Haduk. He was an Army Veteran of the Vietnam War.
Alda Antonio
CUMBERLAND - Alda Antonio, 93, of Red Gate Road, passed away surrounded by her loving family Saturday at the Summit Commons Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, Providence. She was the beloved wife of the late Ramiro Antonio.
Born in Cumberland on April 7, 1919, she was the daughter of the late Francisco and Zulmira (Rodrigues) Cepinha. She was a life-long resident of Cumberland.
Mrs. Antonio was a communicant of Our Lady of Fatima Church, Cumberland.
Richard B. Lagasse
SOUTH ATTLEBORO - Richard B. Lagasse, 67, died Thursday, November 8, 2012 in Boston Medical Center, Boston.
He was born May 29, 1945 in Pawtucket, RI, and was a son of the late George R. and Madeline (Booth) Lagasse.
Richard was a lifelong resident of South Attleboro and graduated from Attleboro High School in 1963. He worked as a material handler in numerous local manufacturing companies.
Richard loved to sing and sang in the Ocean State Barbershop Chorus for 22 years.
PROVIDENCE — Deep down, Ed Cooley knows that it's probably not the best time to take his Providence Friars on a two-games-in-three-days junket in Puerto Rico.
Still, this is no time to convey weakness, which the second-year PC head coach clearly understands.
As Cooley emphatically stated following PC's surprisingly easy 81-49 throttling of Bryant on Monday night, the show must go on – even if it's without the services of senior point guard Vincent Council (hamstring).
PROVIDENCE — Tolman High head coach Bel Pereira received the astonishingly bad news at about 2:30 p.m., Monday, about 90 minutes before his Tigers would battle top-seeded Middletown in the R.I. Division III Tour-nament's championship game at Rhode Island College.
That's when he learned two of his top three goal producers and forwards/midfielders, senior Nicole Bedoya and sophomore Suzette Hernandez, wouldn't be able to play. Bedoya had been in a car accident on Saturday night, and Hernandez continued to suffer symptoms of a concussion.


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2010 updates to model-data comparisons
The next figure is the comparison of the ocean heat content (OHC) changes in the models compared to the latest data from NODC. As before, I don't have the post-2003 model output, but the comparison between the 3-monthly data (to the end of Sep) and annual data versus the model output is still useful.
To include the data from the Lyman et al (2010) paper, I am baselining all curves to the period 1975-1989, and using the 1993-2003 period to match the observational data sources a little more consistently. I have linearly extended the ensemble mean model values for the post 2003 period (using a regression from 1993-2002) to get a rough sense of where those runs might have gone.
Update (May 2010): The figure has been corrected for an error in the model data scaling. The original image can still be seen here.
As can be seen the long term trends in the models match those in the data, but the short-term fluctuations are both noisy and imprecise.
Looking now to the Arctic, here's a 2010 update (courtesy of Marika Holland) showing the ongoing decrease in September sea ice extent compared to a selection of the AR4 models, again using the A1B scenario (following Stroeve et al, 2007):
In this case, the match is not very good, and possibly getting worse, but unfortunately it appears that the models are not sensitive enough.
Finally, we update the Hansen et al (1988) comparisons. As stated last year, the Scenario B in that paper is running a little high compared with the actual forcings growth (by about 10%) (and high compared to A1B), and the old GISS model had a climate sensitivity that was a little higher (4.2ºC for a doubling of CO2) than the best estimate (~3ºC).
The trends for the period 1984 to 2010 (the 1984 date chosen because that is when these projections started), scenario B has a trend of 0.27+/-0.05ºC/dec (95% uncertainties, no correction for auto-correlation). For the GISTEMP and HadCRUT3, the trends are 0.19+/-0.05 and 0.18+/-0.04ºC/dec (note that the GISTEMP met-station index has 0.23+/-0.06ºC/dec and has 2010 as a clear record high).
As before, it seems that the Hansen et al 'B' projection is likely running a little warm compared to the real world. Repeating the calculation from last year, assuming (again, a little recklessly) that the 27 yr trend scales linearly with the sensitivity and the forcing, we could use this mismatch to estimate a sensitivity for the real world. That would give us 4.2/(0.27*0.9) * 0.19=~ 3.3 ºC. And again, it's interesting to note that the best estimate sensitivity deduced from this projection, is very close to what we think in any case. For reference, the trends in the AR4 models for the same period have a range 0.21+/-0.16 ºC/dec (95%).
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Ido Ben Moshe is responsible for global technical services at Zend Technologies. In this role he manages technical support, professional services, pre-sales engineering and solution consulting.
He brings more than 15 years of experience in R&D management, technical services and product management. Ido joined Zend form BMC Software (NYSE:BMC) where he headed BMC's Application Problem Resolution product line. Prior to this role he served as the North America CTO at Identify Software (acquired by BMC) where he was responsible for building and scaling professional services, customer support and IT operations as well as working with Identify's strategic partners. Prior to that Ido held several R&D management positions at Identify, CallWare and DCL Technologies. He participates regularly in industry events focusing on Application lifecycle management and IT Service management. Ido holds a Bachelors of Science degree from Tel-Aviv University.
VP, People
Liat Shahar is responsible for worldwide Human Resources activities at Zend Technologies. Liat manages workforce planning/staffing, talent management, compensation and benefits, and organizational development.
Prior to joining Zend, Liat had more than 10 years of experience at Intel Semiconductors. She worked in a variety of strategic HR roles and her experience includes organizational development consulting and HR management for a range of different Intel departments in Israel, Europe and the US. Additionally, Liat was the HR program manager for a new factory and a Mergers and Acquisition project.
Liat's education includes a BA in Organizational Behavior and a masters in Organizational Psychology from the Ben-Gurion University. She also holds a certification as a life coach from the Israeli Coaching Association.
Executive Chairman
Mark Burton has 29 years of sales and marketing experience. His past accomplishments include executive sales roles at MySQL AB and Informatica. At MySQL, as EVP of worldwide sales and alliances, he contributed as the sales executive building a worldwide sales engine monetizing the MySQL open source brand and culminating in a $1 billion acquisition by Sun Microsystems in February 2008. At Informatica, Mark held roles as senior vice president of Americas sales and eventually group vice president of worldwide sales and alliances. His contribution helped grow Informatica from $12m to over $150m in sales resulting in a successful IPO in April 1999 and a secondary offering in September 2000. Other positions include several vice president of sales and marketing roles in early stage companies, executive-in-residence at Partech International Venture Partners, and regional sales management at Oracle, among others.
Mark also has appointments on the board of directors of open-source leaders MuleSource and Infobright as well as on the advisory board for Jaspersoft.
Board Member
Harel Beit-On is the founder and general partner of Viola Private Equity. Harel is a seasoned executive with over 20 years of management leadership in the IT industry and an extensive investment and exit record. The former CEO, President & Chairman of Tecnomatix (NASDAQ: TCNO), a leading provider of complete enterprise software solutions for process management and collaboration, Harel led the company for over eight-year, during which the company grew to $100 million in revenues and more than 650 employees. In 2005, he led the successful sale of Tecnomatix to UGS, a global leader in the Product Lifecycle Management, for $228 million. Harel is one of the original founders of Carmel Ventures. He is a former Chairman of ECtel (NASDAQ: ECTX) and currently serves as Chairman of Lumenis (NASDAQ: LUME), Israel's largest medical device company, where he has led a successful investment round of $150 million and continues to oversee the company's turnaround. Harel serves as an active board member on the boards of a number of leading emerging technology companies, where he leverages an extensive global network of partners, investors, entrepreneurs and executives in helping these companies achieve their objectives and build value.
Board Member
Over his 30-year career, Andre has held numerous senior executive positions at some of the world's leading software companies including Cognos, Oracle Corporation, and SAS Institute Inc., where he served as president and chief operating officer. In 2002, Andre joined the board of directors of VA Software (NASDAQ: LNUX), the creator of SourceForge.net, the largest open source development site on the Internet. During his four year term at VA Software, Boisvert developed a wealth of knowledge about open source projects and their applicability to solving real world problems. This led to his co-founding the world's first open source end-to-end BI company, Pentaho Corporation. Boisvert then went on to invest and serve as an advisor/director of several other leading commercial open source companies, REvolution Analytics (the "Red Hat" of R), Zenoss Inc. (systems management) and Infobright (data warehousing). Boisvert is also Chairman of Palamida Corporation, the leader in Software Composition Analysis for intellectual property & security risk management, Vice-Chairman of River Logic, a leader in advance & predictive analytics and Clario Analytics, a cloud based analytics solution, and servers also serves as a board member for Emailvision, Webtrends, and Issuer Direct (OTC:ISDR).
Board Member
Cameron Lester is a founding general partner with Azure Capital Partners where he specializes in software and related infrastructure technologies. His current board memberships include Limbo, PSS Systems, ROME, SourceCode Technology and Zend Technologies. Other successful investments include TopTier Software (acquired by SAP), VMware (acquired by EMC), Interwoven (IPO in 1999) and Salesforce.com (IPO in 2004).
Immediately prior to Azure, Cameron was a managing director and the group head of the Software Investment Banking Group at Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB). Prior to CSFB, Cameron was a director and the group head of the Software Investment Banking Group at Deutsche Bank Securities. Prior to Deutsche Bank, Cameron was a vice president at PaineWebber, focused on software. Over the course of his career, Cameron has provided strategic and investment advice to numerous leading private and public software companies. Notable firms include Advent Software, Baan, BEA Systems, Brio Technology, BSQUARE, Citrix Systems, Cygnus, DigitalThink, E.piphany, HNC Software, i2 Technologies, Infinity Financial, Informatica, Interwoven, JD Edwards, Liberate Technologies, NetDynamics, NetIQ, Onyx Software, PLATINUM technology, Pure Atria, Retek, Salesforce.com, Think Systems, Vantive, VERITAS Software, and Vitria Technology.
Cameron received his bachelor's in economics from the University of Virginia and his M.B.A. in finance from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.
Board Member
A Partner with the Venture Firm Greylock Partners, Moshe Mor focuses on enterprise software, systems and services. Working in Greylock's Israel office Mor brings operational and venture experience to Zend's Board. He was a member of SPL's founding team; from 1995 he led it as its CEO through rapid expansion to reach 1,000 employees and $150 million in revenues worldwide. Prior to SPL WorldGroup, Moshe held management positions in software companies in diverse stages, from start-ups to large established players. Moshe leads Greylock's international investment activities in Israel, Europe and emerging regions in concert with other Greylock partners in both the Bay Area and the Boston offices.
Moshe holds a bachelor's in economics from Tel Aviv University and an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was a Baker Scholar.
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Board Member, Chief Technology Officer
Strategic Advisor
Danny Rimer joined Index Ventures in 2002 as the partner responsible for establishing the firm's London office and expanding the firm's presence in Northern Europe. His investment interests include enterprise infrastructure, applications and services. He currently serves on the boards of KVS, MediaSurface, MySQL, Skype, Video Island and Zend, and is an observer on Betfair. Prior to joining Index, Danny was a general partner of The Barksdale Group, where he invested in a dozen companies including CrossGain (now BEA), myCFO (now Bank of Montreal), Neoteris (now NetScreen/Juniper), Ofoto (now Kodak) and TellMe. Prior to joining The Barksdale Group, Danny was managing director in Hambrecht & Quist's (now JP Morgan) Equity Research Group. At H&Q, Danny was the underwriting analyst for companies including Amazon, CheckPoint, CNET, Netscape, and Verisign. He also sponsored direct investments in over 20 companies. He holds a bachelor's from Harvard College.


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Crew Soccer Academy Profile - Chad Barson
Chad Barson is a junior central defender for the reigning NCAA National Champion Akron Zips who hails from Lewis Center, Ohio. The Olentangy High School graduate has been an integral part of the Zips backline since his freshman season, when they set school and NCAA records for goals-against average (0.27) and shutouts (19) in a season. In his three year career, Barson has scored three goals and added two assists.
"Chad is a three-year starter at central defender and was named to the MAC First Team for the second straight season," said Akron head coach Caleb Porter. "He has been one of our top defenders game-in and game-out and a big reason why our program has been so successful during the past several years."
Started all 20 games
All-MAC First Team
All-MAC First Team Tournament Selection
Top Draw Soccer Top 100
Started all 25 games
Collected Two goals and an assist
NCAA DI National Title
Academic All-America Second Team
All-MAC First Team
Academic All-MAC
U.S. U-20 National Team call up
Started all 25 games
Recorded one goal and on assist
College News Freshman Top 100
Olentangy High School
Top Draw Soccer 10th best High School prospect
2008 Parade All-America
Two-Time NSCAA Youth All-American
2008 All-State Second Team
Member of the 2008 U-18 Columbus Crew Academy Nation Final team


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extended service plan registration help
Note: In order to purchase an extended service plan here you must have previously purchased a Toshiba notebook. If you wish to purchase an extended service plan along with a notebook today, please continue on the computers section of the site, the extended service plans will be offered there along with the notebooks.
Service coverage is not guaranteed until the registration process is complete and a successful match of part number, serial number and service sku are confirmed. This process typically takes 48-72 hours.
The following information will be required to purchase an extended warranty
How to find your information
This information is located on the bottom of your notebook. You will see the model name (in the blue block), Manufacturer's Part Number (in the red block) and Serial Number (in the yellow block).
Using the part number and serial number of your notebook as found using this example, click here to determine the standard limited warranty that came with your notebook.


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Archive for the 'Brubaker Box' tag
Vintage '78 – Vivant, Brubaker Box, Graham-Lincoln
It shouldn't surprise me how much awesome stuff changed hands through the pages of Hemmings Motor News over our 50-plus-year history, but every time I go looking through old issues, I'm simply floored by the unusual and the awesome. For instance, from the August 1978 issue, I found the above Pontiac-powered aluminum-bodied roadster. If you're an astute HCC Lost and Found reader, you'll recognize this as the Herb Adams-built Vivant, which we included in HCC #54, 63, and 65. A collector in the Detroit area was selling it back in 1978 for $6,000 and for some reason called it the Blue Bird.
In the same issue, I spotted this Brubaker Box. I am surprised this is the first Brubaker Box I've seen in looking through all these late 1970s issues of Hemmings. The Arlington, Virginia-based seller was asking $7,950 for it.
The Brunswick, Maine-based seller's description of this custom includes all the pertinent details we've turned up on it:
A Truly Unique Vehicle – early 1950s scratchbuilt custom
A big handsome car. Very good proportions. Originally built in 1952, Fitchburg, MA. Never totally completed. Has the following components: 1939 Graham club coupe frame and body sectioned about four inches, not chopped; 1949 Buick rear quarters; side-mounted late 1930s Lincoln K front fenders and grille; five Chrysler wire wheels; powered by 1952 Studebaker 239 V-8 and automatic transmission.
He was asking $3,500 for it, but was open to trades.


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48 Hour Nationwide Strike Called By Central Trade Unions
Trinmool Congress workers taking out a rally against the 48 hour... NyhetsfotoCalcutta,Horisontell,Indien,Kris,Strejk,Sysselsättning,Tid,VästbengalenPhotographer Hindustan TimesCollection: Hindustan Times 2013 Hindustan TimesKOLKATA, INDIA - FEBRUARY 20: Trinmool Congress workers taking out a rally against the 48 hour nationwide strike called by 11 Central Trade Unions on February 20, 2013 in Kolkata, India. The strike called against UPA's economic and alleged anti-labour policies crippled financial services like banks and insurance companies. Transport sector was partially hit by the strike as many bus, auto-rickshaw and taxi unions also extended their support. (Photo by Ashok Nath Dey/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)


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November 19, 2012
By Derek Scissors, Ph.D.
Trade and investment with China benefits the U.S. This is evident in choices made by individuals and companies every day to buy Chinese goods and work with Chinese partners. Indeed, American business has been the chief proponent of a sound U.S.–China economic relationship.
The context makes intense Chinese economic espionage all the more regrettable. Chinese entities are targeting the very companies that are most interested in doing business and maintaining a good relationship across the Pacific. The situation is bad and may be deteriorating further.
It is time for a more pointed U.S. policy response that addresses the issue while maintaining or even improving bilateral economic relations. As always, the first requirement is information: American firms that are subject to Chinese cyber and other espionage activities should disclose them to the government on a confidential basis. If the results of these disclosures show a serious problem, the Obama Administration should consider making commercial espionage its top economic priority in talks with China. Failing progress in such discussions, it may be necessary to take certain actions against particular Chinese enterprises engaged in or benefitting from espionage.
The Setting: China and Cyber
Imports from the People's Republic of China (PRC) help support American jobs. Chinese investment in the U.S. has accelerated sharply this year because American firms want more Chinese investment. Chinese purchases are aiding the struggling American property market.[1]
The PRC's government and companies insist that they want to continue to trade with the U.S. and want more two-way investment. This is welcome. However, the value of the relationship to the U.S. is being undermined by Chinese economic espionage, another word for which is "theft."
Espionage is no longer cloaks and daggers. It has spread in terms of both targets (embracing economics as well as security) and methods, with computers now more dangerous than people. The national security dimension is important to the U.S. in general and the U.S.–China relationship. Even putting national security aside, though, there is a problem.
Mutually beneficial economic exchange occurs only when there is acceptance of the rule of law. If the legal protection of property rights is ignored, free exchange makes much less sense: One side just takes from the other. The U.S. has long had this problem with Chinese violation of American intellectual property, but the advent of cyber espionage has made it considerably worse. No longer does painstaking work have to be conducted to steal a single chemical process, for example; now a fully successful cyber attack can swipe the entirety of a company's knowledge.
Disturbing Trends
Americans complain, sometimes inaccurately, about many Chinese economic practices. A standard response from Beijing is that China is poor compared to the U.S. and needs time: Conditions are slowly improving. This is often reasonable, but it is untrue with regard to economic espionage, particularly economic cyber espionage. Greater Chinese capabilities and more advanced technology are not breeding less theft; in fact, they may be breeding more.
In the past few years, just among large companies, Dupont and Lockheed Martin have been targeted by attacks from China. So have American Superconductor, Coca Cola, Chesapeake Energy, and British Gas.[2] The latter group is noteworthy because they are all firms that were actively trying to do business with the PRC—trying to continue an existing partnership or create a new one. Chinese hackers are attacking the country's friends as well as its commercial rivals.
The Chinese government's sole response—angry denials—is making matters worse. It is not the slightest bit credible that all of these attacks occur without the consent of the central government. The Chinese partners or rivals of the attacked foreign firms are usually state-owned. Given that the Communist Party refuses to accept the independence of harmless social organizations, the frequency and increasing sophistication of these cyber attacks implies organization and capability that would never be tolerated unless under Party control.
How to Respond
American economic policy is flawed, and it is only reasonable to expect Chinese policy to be flawed as well. However, complaints about barriers to Chinese investment in the U.S. and the like ring hollow compared to economic espionage. Respect for property rights is a precondition for commercial exchange.
This matter can—and perhaps should—be handled on a confidential, government-to-government basis. Documentation of the extent of the problem would both clarify the priority that the U.S. should attach to the matter and spur a constructive Chinese response. The PRC should meaningfully commit to improving the situation—meaning fewer incidents and more accountability. If this does not happen, there will be still more strain on the back of an already bruised bilateral relationship. To make this problem more pointed, it is the traditional advocates of strong bilateral economic relations that are being harmed.
The U.S. should take the following actions:
Last Straw?
The U.S.–China economic relationship is not infinitely resilient. Beijing must understand that economic espionage is alienating China's best American friends. The U.S. should proceed carefully to address the situation, starting with gathering the necessary information.
—Derek Scissors, PhD, is Senior Research Fellow in Asia Economic Policy in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation.
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[1]See Derek Scissors, Charlotte Espinoza, and Terry Miller, "Trade Freedom: How Imports Support U.S. Jobs," Heritage Foundation Backgrounder No. 2725, September 12, 2012, http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2012/09/trade-freedom-how-imports-support-us-jobs; Derek Scissors, "Chinese Outward Investment: Acceleration Features the U.S.," Heritage Foundation Issue Brief No. 3656, July 9, 2012, http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2012/07/chinese-foreign-investment-outward-investment-acceleration-features-the-us; and Michael Dolgow, "China's Gift to U.S. Homeowners," Businessweek, July 29, 2012, http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-07-29/chinas-gift-to-u-dot-s-dot-homeowners (accessed November 9, 2012).
[2]Ben Elgin, Dune Lawrence, and Michael Riley, "Coke Gets Hacked and Doesn't Tell Anyone," Bloomberg, November 4, 2012, http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-04/coke-hacked-and-doesn-t-tell.html (accessed November 9, 2012); Michael Riley, "Weak Company Cyberattack Filings Irk SEC," CFO World, January 10, 2012, http://www.cfoworld.com/accounting/28922/weak-company-cyberattack-filings-irk-sec (accessed November 9, 2012); Ed Crooks and Leslie Hook, "American Superconductor Sues Chinese Group," Financial Times, September 15, 2011, http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/df685246-df17-11e0-9af3-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1qvfY4yzA (accessed November 9, 2012); and Jason Mick, "NSA: China Is Destroying U.S. Economy Via Security Hacks," DailyTech.com, March 28, 2012, http://www.dailytech.com/NSA+China+is+Destroying+US+Economy+Via+Security+Hacks/article24328.htm (accessed April 9, 2012). For an abridged timeline, see Derek Scissors, "Chinese Commercial Espionage: U.S. Policy Recommendations," Heritage Foundation Issue Brief, No. 3564, April 9, 2012, http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2012/04/chinese-commercial-espionage-us-policy-recommendations.
Derek Scissors, Ph.D.
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This series is prepared by and sold by Replacements, Ltd.
Replacements Ltd. is the premier supplier of replacement china and glass, and has the most comprehensive knowledge of many of these patterns. There are a total of 7 books in this series, and we carry them all
For a dealer of antique china, there is probably no more comprehensive and better set of books to aid in the identification of china and dinnerware purchased from estate tag sales, auctions, etc. These books would be of great assistance in particular with unmarked china.
Covers both the truly old and the more recent! It features the top patterns from each manufacturer listed for that particular volume. Each image is digitally captured in full-color and listed with pattern name and trim color. Each section also includes a brief manufacturer history of how each company was started and the dinnerware it produced.
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14 U.S. Code § 666 - Local hire
(a) Notwithstanding any other law, each contract awarded by the Coast Guard for construction or services to be performed in whole or in part in a State that has an unemployment rate in excess of the national average rate of unemployment (as determined by the Secretary of Labor) shall include a provision requiring the contractor to employ, for the purpose of performing that portion of the contract in that State, individuals who are local residents and who, in the case of any craft or trade, possess or would be able to acquire promptly the necessary skills. The Secretary of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating may waive the requirements of this subsection in the interest of national security or economic efficiency.
Source(Added Pub. L. 101–225, title II, § 206(a),Dec. 12, 1989, 103 Stat. 1912; amended Pub. L. 107–296, title XVII, § 1704(a),Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2314; Pub. L. 112–213, title II, § 217(10),Dec. 20, 2012, 126 Stat. 1558.)
2012—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 112–213substituted "of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating" for "of Homeland Security".
2002—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 107–296substituted "of Homeland Security" for "of Transportation".
Effective Date of 2002 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 107–296effective on the date of transfer of the Coast Guard to the Department of Homeland Security, see section 1704(g) ofPub. L. 107–296, set out as a note under section 101 of Title 10, Armed Forces.
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|Presley earns SoCon and National Honors
|Written by Mike Flynn
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On the strength of accounting for 365 yards of total offense and four touchdowns and engineering a comeback from a pair of late 21-point deficits, Appalachian State University quarterback DeAndre Presley (Tampa, Fla./Middleton) has been named the Southern Conference Offensive Player of the Week, the SoCon office announced on Monday.
Making his third-career start — and ASU's first since the graduation of two-time Walter Payton Award winner Armanti Edwards — Presley completed 22-of-29 passes without an interception for 340 yards and two touchdowns in Saturday's 42-41 win over Chattanooga. The junior also ran 11 times for 25 yards and two more scores. The 340 passing yards rank 21st in school history while the 365 yards of total offense are tied for 23rd.
In addition to the previously announced Southern Conference Offensive Player of the Week award, Appalachian State quarterback DeAndre Presley (Tampa, Fla./Middleton) has also been named the National Offensive Player of the Week by The Sports Network
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Monitoring ape habitats
Clearing of forests and woodlands has one of the most devastating impacts on great apes, leaving them in isolated, small populations that face edge effects and elevated risk of extinction. Satellite imagery and GIS are powerful tools to monitor chimpanzee habitats and threats even in the most remote, difficult to access areas. JGI has been a leader in applying multi-temporal, multi-resolution satellite imagery to map and detect change in the distribution of chimpanzee habitats in Africa from local to regional scales.
This work is integral to the following JGI programs in Africa:
- Gombe-Masito-Ugalla
- Tanzania Conservation Action Plan
- Tanzania REDD project
- Gombe Stream Research Center
- AEP REDD project
- DRC Chimpanzee Conservation Action Plan
- Tchimpounga Nature Reserve
- Tchimpounga Release and Reintroduction Plan
Learn more about JGI's monitoring of ape habitats:
- http://jvi.asm.org/cgi/content/abstract/JVI.05475-11v1
- http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/proc06/papers/abstracts/a2373.html
- http://www.janegoodall.org/lilian-world-map-forum
- http://www.gim-international.com/issues/articles/id1392-Conservation_A_Birdseye_View.html
- http://www.isprs.org/proceedings/XXXIV/part1/paper/00059.pdf
- http://books.google.com/books?id=VMtbmkOYD-kC&pg=PA225&lpg=PA225&dq=matching+pintea+gombe&source=bl&ots=prDVaJ2xUu&sig=TGNR5Kgu1b32GBR97AdwlfR19nA&hl=en&ei=xO9QTuTjCYfMgQf8-43gBg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CCUQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=matching%20pintea%20gombe&f=false